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Patek Philippe Calatrava 3919/10 Pre-owned
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- Model: 3919J
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Previously owned Patek Philippe Calatrava gent's watch, Model # 3919J.
18kt yellow gold 32mm case with 18 yellow gold bracelet. Manual wind movement. Hours, minutes and small seconds. White dial with Roman numeral hour markers. Power reserve 42 hours.
100% original and in great condition.
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Materazzi is Chennai franchise's player-manager and will join his team-mates to train here in the city. The Italian was infamously head-butted by French great Zinedane Zidane in the 2006 FIFA World Cup final in Germany. Materazzi scored a goal in that final and Italy went on to take the trophy beating France 5-3 on penalties (Materazzi also scored the second penalty in the shoot-out).
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BeschreibungThe history of Texas is usually told in terms of its "giants" such as Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin. Here, instead, is a history of Texas told by one of its lesser giants, William Turner Sadler (1797-1884), whose biography becomes the framework for an exciting view of Texas history.Sadler, one of the leading pioneers of nineteenth century Texas, participated in most of the major events of the period. He migrated to Texas from Georgia in 1835 to become a farmer. He soon found himself in command of a ranger company that built Fort Houston and served as a private in the battle of San Jacinto. He later helped to quell the Cordova Rebellion but while he was away his wife and infant daughter were killed by the Indians in the "Edens-Madden Massacre". Sadler was a leader in the Cherokee War and is said to have fired the shot that killed Chief Bowles. Sadler eventually served as a representative in both the Republic Congress and the state legislature. In 1849 he went to California seeking gold but returned in 1851 to resume farming, became involved with the early railroads, and served as postmaster of both Houston and Anderson counties. During the Civil War, at the age of sixty-six, Sadler served in Terrell's Texas Cavalry. He remarried in 1844 and through his several sons and daughters left hundreds of descendents who still live in Texas.
PortraitSTEPHEN L. MOORE, a sixth generation Texan, graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, where he studied journalism and advertising. He previously combined with William J. Shinneman and Robert W. Gruebel to write The Buzzard Brigade: Torpedo Squadron Ten at War.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan men's basketball team wrapped up regular-season and Big Ten Tournament play with a 26-7 overall record but with the NCAA Tournament on the horizon, the team's records reset to 0-0 for all 68 teams in the national tournament.
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On Sunday (March 17), Michigan's draw in the tournament was announced -- the Wolverines were awarded a No. 4 seed in the South Region and a matchup with 13th-seeded South Dakota State in their second-round matchup in Auburn Hills, Mich. Following a small window for the team to celebrate their third straight NCAA Tournament bid, Michigan went to work preparing for the Jackrabbits.
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The fourth-seeded Wolverines held a media roundtable on Tuesday (March 19) before tipping off their NCAA Tournament journey on Thursday (March 21) at 7:15 p.m. at The Palace of Auburn Hills.
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On preparing for non-conference opponents they haven't faced ... "We feel really good, especially playing out of conference. There are pros and cons of playing teams that aren't in your conference -- you can't really scout them as well as you can when you're in conference, but they can't really scout you as well either -- it's a different situation when it comes to different matchups in the NCAA Tournament. I think it just comes down to us knowing our personnel on the other team and really paying attention to what coach tells us in the film room. It all comes down to us knowing their personnel and their offensive and defensive concepts."
On quick turnarounds in the NCAA Tournament ... "The closest thing it compares to is the NIT Season Tip-Off and the Big Ten Tournament, as well as some games during the Big Ten season, where we would have a late game and then have a two-day prep for another game. It's only a one-day prep now, but it's similar. You have to really emphasize, going into these games, that if you win, you have to turn around and stay focused for the next game right around the corner. We have to adapt to it and be prepared for anything that comes our way."
On the most important key to success this time of year ... "I think it just comes down to us playing Michigan basketball. We know that we're not going to be perfect when we're playing but have to worry about controlling what we can control on the court for our team."
On juggling the off-the-court responsibilities during tournament time ... "A lot goes through our minds, whether it's school work, eating right, watching film, talking to family and friends. We have to make a conscious effort to do what we do on the court but also make sure you take care of your school work, what your professors ask of you while you're on the road and our other responsibilities off the court."
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How Do I Figure Out What Kind Of Board To Get (draft)
I. How Do I figure out what kind of board to get?
There is no set way to determine this. However, I will suggest a method of approach. This should get you in the ball park.
a. Riding Style:
First, determine what your riding style is. There will be more info on this in a bit. But for now, if your going to be riding half-pipe 100% of the time, you really really don't want to buy pure racing board. Thus, before you do anything else you need to figure what kind of riding your going to be doing.
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Second, how much money do you have to blow on a new deck? Once you know this, you will be able to narrow your search down a bit. More info on board costs will follow later on.
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Third, if you have really big feet you may need a "wide" board. This will further reduce the number of boards you have to research. If you are a larger person, you will need a longer board. More info on proper board sizes will covered later.
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Last, by now you should know what kind of riding your going to be doing, how much money you have to spend, if you need a wide board, and NOW you are ready to start looking brand names and specific models. Many people START their board shopping at this step. This is a HUGE mistake. Brand name and specific model should be the LAST thing you consider, not the first.
II. Where Can I get More Help?
There are a lot of places to turn for help, but be careful. The three most common mistakes that people make when searching for help are:
Taking advice from someone who doesn't have a clue as to what they are talking about. (There are many of these people out there)
Taking advice from someone who is heavily biased for or against certain brands. (e.g. people who say "Don't buy Burton cause all Burtons suck!" or "You're dumb if you buy anything but a Never Summer." Often these people have real basis for their argument. In essence, all they are really saying is "I don't like peas, and you shouldn't either."
Buying into market hype. Examples: "This board is the most technically-advanced freestyle board made today!", or the classic, "Our boards are made BY riders, FOR riders." Snowboard manufacturers spend tremendous amounts of money to attract you to their products. They will make all their products sound like they are the best thing you could possibly buy.
Again, the key is aggressive research from multiple sources. Frankly, you are foolish if you take advice from a single source, particular a faceless person sitting on some computer attached to the Internet (Yes, this site included). If you are lazy and take the first bit of advice that you receive, you have a much higher risk of buying a board that is not best for you.
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A stay at Boxpackers Hostel places you in the heart of Bangkok, walking distance from Pantip Plaza and Platinum Fashion Mall. This hostel is close to Temple of the Emerald Buddha and Grand Palace.
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A few days later, me and Sarah decided to go get the kids from school together. I had the day off work for once, and me and Sarah had spent the day together anyway, so we figured we might as well both get the kids. She held my hand as we made our way there, walking instead of taking the car since it was a nice day out. She kissed me once we got to the school, and I could see some of the other parents gossiping, but I tried not to let it bother me. I knew exactly what they were talking about, I'd heard it all already when Eden came with me to get the kids once. The mothers all talked about what a cutie I was and they all wondered who it was that turned me straight, and the few fathers all complained about the gay ones getting the hot chicks.
Danny trudged out of school, hugging me when he got over to us. I hugged back, seeing Lewis looking like a kicked puppy as he handed Sarah a detention slip. Sarah read it and flipped out, making me frown. She dragged Lewis away from everyone else, but I could still see them and could just about make out what Sarah was saying.
"How the hell did you let yourself end up in trouble? Don't you dare fuck up again, y'hear me?" she said, slapping him hard.
I frowned and Lewis just seemed to sulk. I told Danny to go find Beau and ask her to invite her and her daddy over for dinner, making my way over to Sarah. She signed the detention slip, shoving it at Lewis.
"Go take this back to your teacher. Now!" she said and Lewis sulked off back inside.
"What was that all about?" I asked.
"He got a detention"
"So he needed to be punished" she frowned. "What, you never yell at your kids when they get in trouble?"
"Not really. And I'd never hit them"
"I barely tapped him"
"It doesn't matter, you still hit him"
"He deserved it" she said and I frowned.
I smiled at Lewis when he came back. "Lewis, can you hunt down Danny for me? He's no doubt gotten distracted"
He did as he was told and I looked at Sarah, my smile flattening out.
"If you ever lay a hand on my kids, I swear to God, I'll kill you" I said, and Sarah was quiet.
The two of us went off to find our kids, then, and the two of them handily were in the same place. Sarah told Lewis they were going home but Danny cut in before they could go anywhere.
"Can Lewis come with us?" he asked quietly.
"Lewis has been bad and he's going home" Sarah said.
"How has he been bad?" I asked.
"He didn't do his homework and got himself a detention, so now, he's going home and he's going to do his homework"
"He can do his homework at ours. Papa'll help him, if he needs it" Danny said.
"Fine" Sarah said, sounding pissed off.
Danny smiled.
"C'mon you two" I said and Danny held my hand.
Sarah pretended she was okay with it all, and the four of us walked home. Sarah shoved her hands in her pockets as we walked, and the kids went off to do their homework. I headed for the kitchen, getting myself a drink and heard Sarah switch on the TV. I heard one of the kids ask me if they could have a snack, which I was in the middle of making, when the phone rang.
"Can you get that please, Sarah?" I said, finishing off the snack and bringing it in for the kids.
Sarah passed the phone to me, and I heard John's familiar voice. I leant against the counter as we chatted away, and Sarah came and sat on the counter next to me. I hung up once I'd persuaded John to come over for dinner that night, smiling as Sarah wrapped her arms around me. I tilted my head as she kissed my neck, humming as she nibbled at the skin.
"Bedroom. Now" she said.
"John'll be here soon"
"He can wait downstairs with the kids" she smiled.
"And I've got to pick Lily up in a bit"
I bit my lip as she palmed me, leaning my head on her shoulder as she palmed me harder.
"Really, Sarah, I can't" I said, but she kept going "Sarah"
She undid my pants, slipping one down the back of my pants and I backed off, kind of annoyed with her.
"What?" she asked.
I opened my mouth to say something, doing my pants up when I heard the doorbell. Sarah stayed in the kitchen as I answered the door, saying hi to John and Beau and welcoming them inside. I went back into the kitchen, getting John a beer and Sarah finally said hi to John.
"Hey" I smiled.
I gave John his beer and Sarah smiled back. The two of us moved to the couch, watching as Beau, Danny and Lewis all played some game on the Xbox. Sarah sat on my lap, snuggling up to me when I hugged her waist. She seemed happy enough to let the two of us talk, and we talked about a fair few things, mainly how we were doing and what we'd been up to since we saw each other last. Before I knew it, it was time to go get Lily. Actually, it was past time to go get Lily.
"I better go pick Lily up" I said, kissing Sarah's cheek.
She turned her head, kissing me, and I went off to go get Lily. Needless to say, my little princess wasn't too happy about being picked up late, but she cheered up enough once I promised her pancakes. She rushed off to do her homework before we needed the dinner table for dinner, and the others had all gone off to do something else, since Sarah was watching TV again.
I planted a kiss on Sarah's lips, going off to make dinner. I heard someone follow me into the kitchen, half expecting it to be Sarah, and smiled when I saw it was John. I offered him another beer but he volunteered to help with dinner. In fact, it was while we were making dinner, that he told me that Sarah had tried flirting with him. We served dinner once it was done, and I couldn't help but notice that Sarah was sulking.
"Are you okay?" I asked.
"Yeah" she smiled.
I smiled back, digging into my meal. The kids went off to do their own thing once we were all done, and I did the washing up, with help from John. Sarah turned her attention to the TV again, and John and Beau said their goodbyes once he was done helping me. I sat next to Sarah, kissing her cheek.
"Sorry about earlier" she said, leaning on me.
"It's okay"
"I dunno what came over me" she said, resting her head on my shoulder.
I kissed the top of her head, mirroring the smile she flashed me. We snuggled up to each other, happy to stay like that.
"Are you staying tonight?" I asked.
"If you want me to, but I'll have to find someone to look after Lewis"
"He can stay here as well, y'know?"
"Is that okay?"
"Of course it is" I smiled and she nodded.
"We do have a spare room, after all. Or he can share with Danny"
"Spare room. He doesn't sleep well in unfamiliar places; he'll keep Danny up"
She went and told Lewis she was staying over, and I told the kids what was going on. Sarah went and made the bed while I put the kids to bed themselves. Once Lily was tucked in, I went to Danny's room, smiling when I saw he was still awake.
"Danny, can I ask you something?" I said, sitting on the edge of his bed. He nodded. "Why did you ask if Lewis could over?"
"Because I saw Sarah hit him" he said quietly.
I leant forward, kissing his forehead. I knew my kid was a smart boy. He flashed me a smile and I ruffled his hair.
"Can you do me a favour?" I asked quietly.
"Sure, Papa"
"Can you sneak into Lewis' room later on and make sure he's okay?"
Danny nodded and I kissed his forehead again, tucking him in and flashing him a smile. Sarah was already on the couch when I got back downstairs and I flashed her a smile, snuggling up to her. She fell asleep after a while and I carried her up to bed, noting the sleepy laugh that escaped her lips as I tucked her in. I kissed her forehead, mirroring her smile.
"You coming to bed too?" she asked.
She smiled again, kissing me sleepily and making me laugh a little as she pulled me into bed, snuggling back up to me and falling asleep again.


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The Rock – Home 193943 Cottage
- 3 bedrooms
- 8 sleeps
- min stay varies
The Rock – Home 193943
- Cottage
- 3 bedrooms
- sleeps 8
- min stay varies
Top Review
Cottage / 3 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms / sleeps 8
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Child friendly
- Car advised
- Pet friendly
- Private garden
Description from manager
Our baby friendly bolthole is minutes from the beach and dunes of Camber Sands, The Rock is an attractive brick and weather board holiday cottage for easy, chilled out family holidays by the sea, where everyone's needs have been thought of even the family pet! There's so much baby gear and toys that planning and packing up is a piece of cake too. For starters, there are inflatables, body boards, snorkelling gear, a kite, deck chairs, windbreak, picnic set, bucket and spade all ready and waiting so the beach is beckoning!
The interiors are simple, contemporary and uncluttered, which means fewer hazards and breakables within reach of elastic-armed toddlers! The house is also spacious, comfortable and really well equipped for parents and youngsters alike. The high spec home entertainment in the sitting room includes a wall mounted flat screen Freeview TV, DVD Player, CD player, two IPod docks, Nintendo Wii and WiiFit with a variety of games. As if that's not enough
Our baby friendly bolthole is minutes from the beach and dunes of Camber Sands, The Rock is an attractive brick and weather board holiday cottage for easy, chilled out family holidays by the sea, where everyone's needs have been thought of even the family pet! There's so much baby gear and toys that planning and packing up is a piece of cake too. For starters, there are inflatables, body boards, snorkelling gear, a kite, deck chairs, windbreak, picnic set, bucket and spade all ready and waiting so the beach is beckoning!
The interiors are simple, contemporary and uncluttered, which means fewer hazards and breakables within reach of elastic-armed toddlers! The house is also spacious, comfortable and really well equipped for parents and youngsters alike. The high spec home entertainment in the sitting room includes a wall mounted flat screen Freeview TV, DVD Player, CD player, two IPod docks, Nintendo Wii and WiiFit with a variety of games. As if that's not enough to keep all ages happy whatever the weather, The Rock has a treasure trove of books, jigsaws, building blocks, cars, soft toys, play food and toy appliances, Lego, My Little Pony, Peppa Pig house and figures, My Little Talking computer, dolls stroller, board games, U-rated kids DVDs and bath toys.
In the modern, open plan kitchen dining room, there's another flatscreen TV/DVD player so grown-ups can watch something other than Cbeebies and enjoy wine and nibbles at the stylish dining table. A bottle of local juice is included in the welcome pack, along with other essentials plus the kitchen has some handy gadgets for laid back holiday living, like the drinks fridge, smoothie maker, hand blender, sandwich toaster and picnic set. From the kitchen/dining room, patio doors lead into an enclosed decked garden with a large wooden dining table, bench seating, bbq and planters which have concealed lights to create the right mood on warm summers evenings.
On the first floor, The Rock has a master double bedroom with ensuite shower and wc, a second double bedroom, a cheery twin room that's been designed with children in mind and the house bathroom. The bright, clean and simple theme flows throughout, finished with tasteful pictures, smart linen, fluffy towels and robes.
Accommodation Overview
The Rock sleeps 6 people or a maximum of 8, plus babies in cots (1 travel cot provided), with two double bedrooms, one twin bedroom and a double air bed. The master double bedroom has an ensuite with shower, basin and wc. There is also a house bathroom upstairs and a separate wc downstairs.
Entertainment at The Rock
Super fast Fibre Optic Wireless Broadband
Sky +HD and On Demand
Large fFlat screen TV in lounge
Flat screen TVs with built in DVD to kitchen and Master Bedroom
IPod dock to lounge and kitchen
Wii and Wii Fit
Selection of DVDs, board games, books and a trunk full of kids toys
Beach/Garden Games
Bikes, Scooter and Little Tykes Car
Further details indoors
Sleeps 8 people
Baby friendly
Dog friendly
5 min walk to the dunes
5 miles from Rye
Quiet location
Modern contemporary furnishing
South facing landscaped garden
Top quality double air bed ( electric inflating ) available for additional guests.
Secure garage
Private parking to the side of the house
Power shower
Hair dryers
Open plan kitchen/Dining room
Super fast Fibre Optic Wireless Broadband
Flat screen TV to living room and kitchen
Sky +HD and On Demand
DVD Player with a selection of films
Stereo system
Nintendo Wii and Wiifit
Large selection of toys and games for all ages
Garden table & chairs
beach chairs, beach tent and windbreak, games, kites, inflatables, body boards and snorkeling gear
Location description from manager
The England region
1066 country, the corner of East Sussex where a monumental battle famously reshaped the nation, boasts a classically beautiful English landscape infused with an epic sense of history.
A landscape of moated castles, steam railways, picturesque seaside towns and steep-cobbled streets, this is 1066 country. Scenes overlayed through the passing centuries that today survive in composite to create the archetypal image of England. An England which, hundreds of years ago, had its fate decided here in this beautiful coastal pocket of East Sussex, where an Norman invasion force successfully landed on these shores and won a famous victory, forging a new nation and forever changed the course of this countries history.
In 1066 Country you're surrounded by countryside and coastal reaches so abundant with the historical evidence of the past thousand years, it's impossible to imagine how this country may have evolved had Harold Godwinson, later to become Harold II, the last Anglo-Saxon king, won the battle of Hastings on the 14 October 1066, a date since etched into the national consciousness. As it was, the day and the crown belonged to William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy.
Thankfully 1066 country today, ringing with the history of events born from perceived betrayals and false promises, never disappoints its guests. 1066 country offers its visitors a countless array of famous historical sites and crumbling fairytale ruins of ancient castles. Immaculate country houses set in magnificent gardens are scattered across a backdrop of rolling fields dotted with sheep and woodlands intersected with steep-banked lanes that weave their way through tiny hamlets and charming villages. To the south lies the region's coast, encompassing the towns of Bexhill, Hastings and England's prettiest town, Rye, cradled to the west by the chalky bolster of the South Downs. This is soon to become a national park and bracing walks along gorse-lined ridges provide sweeping sea views to rival those of the raptors riding lazy circles in the thermals above.
The Rock is just a short walk from Camber Sands. This wide, sandy beach is over several miles long and is the perfect spot in which to breathe in the exhilarating sea air.
The Rock offers easy access to the beach, ideal for flying kites, making sand castles and spending relaxing family time. This wide open space is popular with windsurfers, bathers and horse riders and there is a network of footpaths and cycle routes criss-crossing the nearby wildlife reservation. When you can't be outside, there's an indoor pool at Rye and sports centres at New Romney, Hastings and Tenterden.
The village and dunes were once the haunt of smugglers, whose ill-gotten gains accounted for the prosperity of neighbouring Rye.
Historic beauty on your doorstep
Nearby Rye has a rich and colourful history. Its cobbled streets, enchanting church and beautifully preserved buildings are proof of the towns' importance as a medieval Cinque Port.
Rye played an important part in the defence of the realm. Local fortifications like Camber Castle are now popular tourist attractions. Perched on a hill overlooking the marshes, Rye is the perfect place to explore, shop and eat out. Its charming ancient streets are filled with a great selection of independent retailers, restaurants, pubs and a weekly market.
With the blend of tradition and culture in Rye and the beauty and tranquillity of Camber Sands, The Rock is ideally positioned to enjoy the very best this unique corner of East Sussex has to offer.
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- Great for children of all ages
- Pets welcome
- High chair available
Bed & bathroom
- Bedroom 1: King Bed
Bedroom 2: Double Bed
Bedroom 3: 2 Single Beds
- 1 Family bathroom, 1 En suite, 1 Toilet Only
- Wi-Fi available
- Private garden
- Bicycles available
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- High chair available
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the manager
Beside The Sea Holidays
- Calendar updated::
- 27 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 8
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English
This Cottage has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and sleeps 8. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 21 Dec 2011. Located in Rye, it has 24 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £690 to £1390.
The Manager has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 27 May 2017.
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Guest reviews
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24 reviews
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- 23
- Very Good
- 1
- Average
- 0
- Poor
- 0
- Terrible
- 0
"An amazing retreat for our new little family"
This is the second time we have stayed here and we can't sing its praises high enough. Everything we need is here for us and for our 6 month old bambino. Everything from coffee machine to baby baths and bouncers to Sky TV. The whitesands estate is quiet and peaceful off season so we always make a point of coming when we can have the beach to ourselves. If you want a house in Camber, near the beach, with a lovely little garden for the evenings then look no further. Book with besides the seaside, get your Ocado delivery for when you arrive, kick off your shoes and relaaaaaaaaaax.
Thank you for the lovely review, The Rock is a great choice for holidays with the little ones! Look forward to welcoming you back for your third holiday with us in the Autumn!
"Great location, lovely little house, well equipped and clean"
The Rock was a wonderful place to stay with my parents, other half and children for a week at the end of August. I was pleasantly surprised at how well-equipped the house was, both in relation to self catering and to fun and games on the beach. The little garden at the back was very pretty to sit out in. There is a lovely table that seats 8 out here, so eating al fresco very easy, though it can be windy. As a mum, it was fantastic to have a washer-dryer and I used this several times through the week - and means you can limit the clothes you bring, and simply wash, dry and re-wear, saving on packing time. There's a big clothes-horse, and with the sun and wind, clothes dried very quickly if hung outside for a couple of hours. The house was pleasingly decorated and very clean (barring a little mold on the sealant in the bathrooms, but believe that's being sorted in the end of season spruce-up). The walk to the beach is only a few minutes and the drive into Rye also only a few minutes. We loved the location and would definitely rent here again. The only two minor negatives for us were the smallness of the house in comparison to our own home home (a week was fine for us, though for a longer stay, we'd probably look for somewhere with more room). Also, we found our duvet and pillows very uncomfortable - think it was just that we're used to feathers and they were synthetic stuffing of some kind, so probably fine if it's what you normally use. If we rented here again, we'd probably take our own (just for us - the kids didn't complain!). All in all, a thoroughly enjoyable week's stay and I would definitely recommend the Rock, particularly for families with children.
The Rock was very well equipped and we had everything we needed. Everything was of a high standard and the rooms were all a good size. It felt very much like a family home in a very nice area. It is quite a way to a large supermarket so we shopped once for the whole week as this was easiest with 2 young children who hate shopping.
"The best equipped house I have ever stayed in."
As a family I think every need we had was taken care of - we ranged from 4 months to 60 years, and each of us was well catered for.
"Very nice and well maintained cottage; ideal for a family holiday with childeren"
The cottage is very nice and tidy. Youl will find everything for a relaxing holiday with your family. The sandy beach is only a few minutes walk. The housekeeper is very helpful and will find a solution for your needs. We certainly consider to come again!
"This was a lovely week"
We stayed in THE ROCK as a German family with 3 children, 8,13,15 years old. We all liked the house and the area of the other holiday houses near to us. The weather was fine, so we went every day to the beach ( very good for small children). Our children liked the Wii and it was wonderful that we had Wi-Fi. The house was very clean, only one think we didn't like, the mattresses.
"Lovely accommodation and perfect location from which the delights of East Sussex can be explored."
The property was exceptionally well presented and equipped, leaving us wanting for nothing. The Welcome Pack was a real bonus. It meant that we could have a cup of tea on arrival while we unpacked and planned the rest of our day. The local information that was sent on booking confirmation was really very useful. In terms of location, if you like the the natural coastline of Camber Sands then this location is ideal as the beach is walking distance away. Rye is just a short drive or bus ride away where there are some really lovely shops and places to eat.
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Perhaps, in spite of prophecies, the short story will survive. Anyhow it is here now, and probably the best writer of it in English (at this moment) is Mr Masefield. The examples which this one presents are familiar to readers of the Manchester Guardian, the greater part of them having first been printed in these columns; but I will venture to quote a little that I may prove this judgment not to be extravagant. It is in the very essence of a good short story that its metaphors should be clean and sharp, going a lot of work in a very little space. Now read this from "The Devil and the Old Man": "It was still dead calm - water all oily blue - with shark's fins astern cutting up black and pointed like the fingers on them things call sundials."
There is an error in realism, for no old sailorman would ever have thought of such a comparison - it is the metaphor of a highly educated and observant man; but errors in realism are, if anything, an advantage. As a metaphor it is quite of the best, and no one who has seen a sundial, or the triangular dorsal fin of a shark cutting above a calm sea will ever forget it.
There is another element in Mr Masefield's manner of writing which is admirably suited to the short story - the very short story. It is the trick of saying a thing once and no more. In most literary work such terseness is an affectation. In much - in lyrics, for instance - it is a vice. But in the short story it is a necessity, and one which a very great many writers forget.
But there is something else. The short story demands poignancy, and there is a great temptation to take short cuts to poignancy - to bring in violent emotions which, precisely because they are violent, are not "matter of art". When men are jaded in their emotions they demand things monstrous to arouse them. Perhaps this demand has created the modern supply of the monstrous in letters, but also largely the facility which is thus afforded to the writer of producing an effect. I repeat, it is not "matter of art". Violent dread, violent cruelty, violent lust - all these things are outside the drama within which humanity is permitted to draw. There is no power of development about them; no recurrent fruitfulness, which in letters as in agriculture, follows upon wisdom and restraint. If I may draw a metaphor from my little farm, they "pull the land". They lead to nothing. You soon reach the end of them, and beyond there is a blank. But you never reach an end of true tragedy, of sublime awe, of pain that is sacrificial and majestic; such "matter of art" is capable of an indefinite extension. There is an endless competition in it between the great masters of the pen.


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Tom: Fate II
Sure there was a little de ja vu... zombies running amock in a hotel, though admittedly, the rooms (despite being trashed) were much better here. It took about fifteen minuted. I was in the room below Shift, Bree and I were sharing a twin bed room to save money. We had begun to talk, when there was a commotion.
The banging was loud, there were muffled voices. Who else was up there? But before I could say anything, Bree stiffened. I turned and coming towards us were the zombies. They looked like normal beings, though each seemed injured in some fatal way. They came at us quickly, quicker than the others, with a sort of semi intelligence in them rather than the primal emptiness of before.
Brees hands changed into blades, in moment she was zipping around them, slicing them into bits. I took out my own katanas and fought. But more and more came, like the whole population of the city till I couldn't move it was so packed. Yet rather than fight us, they seemed to be holding us... but why?
Suddenly there was a smash. I glimpsed at the window and saw a familiar figure falling. In anger I tried to move to the glass to get a better view, but I couldn't. Bree was having a hard time too, without being able to superspeed, they were overwhelming her.
In anger I hacked and slashed my way through the monsters. My arms were moving fast, very fast until they were a blur. With a speed beyond me, I cleaved a path through the zombies and reached the window. It was shift. I could see him, I focused on his. Before I could think, I punched the window and it smashed. I was surprised to see my hand wasn't bleeding at all, not even a scratch or bruise.
It was a quite a way down, I couldn't make this. But then Bree was beside me.
"Hold on tight," she smiled, as if she was divulging a secret. With that, she grabbed me and began running for the window. My stomach squirmed as I was sure we would fall to our deaths. I opened my eyes.
She was running down the side of the building. Her legs but a dash of colour.
We reached the bottom and I ran for the body. Sure enough it was Shift. I felt a slight emptiness, a faint tingling rippled down my spine. I was in shock. Surely he had survived, if a fall from an exploding escape pod didnt do it, what would?
I could hear a faint breathing, very slight but otherwise regular. I sighed with relief and looked up at the broken window. There was a figure there, looking down on us. Then it disappeared.
We were once more surrounded on all sides. I didn't hear them come, and this time they looked menacing. Clearly they were here to kill.
There was a sudden whirlwind around us, Bree was running in circles, creating a safe circle.
"Come on Shift, can you get up?"
"Ouch," he groaned, it must have been a massive shock to the system.
I tried to hoist him up, with an effort I did. We moved to the edge of the circle and it began to move with us till we were trailing through body parts. Suddenly, the circle stopped, the zombies stood still. A man stood behind us, clutching Bree by the throat.
He turned his head to us, "it's time now for me to claim my prize," he clicked a finger and the zombies ran at us. I black out then, I don't know what happened. At some point I woke up, in a strange building, but before that, I had a dream.
It was some time in the future, below me was Oceanus, I was at the top of a tower block. I looked at my hands and noticed I had different clothes on. I turned around and realised this wasnt the roof, it was a balcony and behind me was a large office, at the very top of the building. The office walls (or all except one side) were merely glass windows and I could see myself in it. My god, what was I wearing.
I took one more look at Oceanus and took a deep breath. Then I entered the office. My name was on the desk, there were hospital papers all around. Suddenly, one of the window panels lit up.
for a moment I didn't recognise the face behind the mask, "Well Sharpshooter, somebody would like to speak to you," she said, and another window panel, the one directly behind the chair lit up.
"It was a brilliant move you did son, America's proud, but there is a bigger threat that needs handling," the man I didn't recognise sighed and sat up, the camera zoomed out to reveal the window of the oval office, "Sharpshooter you've done some good work for the Government in the past, we were... most delighted when you agreed to join us. As a result we have happily given you certain priveleges and kept your identity to yourself... Now it is time for you to complete the biggest mission of your life."
All the panes lit up and several faces were staring at me. Some I recognised, some I didn't.
"I'm sorry we couldn't hold this meeting at headquarters," one particularly familiar face muttered, I was glad to hear his voice, "but you know how busy we all get," he half-smiled.
"I know I ask alot of you here, but just remember-"
This, Thomas Tempest, is your destiny.


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Pineapple Squares Recipe
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Pineapple squares with heaps of tropical pineapple flavor dominating a delicious and healthful fruit dessert.
Recipe Ingredients
Oil and flour nonstick spray
3/4 cup juice-packed canned pineapple chunks, drained
1 large egg
1/2 cup unsweetened pineapple juice
1/4 teaspoon orange extract
1 tablespoon olive oil
1-1/2 cup flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
Recipe Directions
Preheat oven to 350-degrees. Spray an 8-inch square baking pan with aerosol spray.
Measure out 1/4-cup of the pineapple chunks. Puree until smooth in a food processor or blender. In the bowl of an electric mixer, beat together pureed pineapple, egg, pineapple juice, orange extract, and oil.
Add the flour, baking soda and powder and beat again Stir in the remaining 1/2-cup pineapple chunks.
Spoon the batter into the prepared pan. Smooth the top and bake for 25 minutes until a knife inserted in the middle comes out clean.
Did you know?
The enzyme bromelain in the pineapple promotes proper digestion. It may also relieve stomach upset and heartburn.
Nutrition Information
Yield: 25 squares
Calories: 82; Total Fat:: >1g; Saturated Fat: 0.2g; Protein: 2g; Carbohydrates: 14mg; Cholesterol: 18mg; Sodium: 146mg; Fiber: trace
Calories from fat: 19 percent;
Exchanges: 1 carbohydrate (bread/starch)


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Dear Ravi,
Turns out we couldn't prank your father today because both he and the witch had an apparent short notice business meeting to attend; as if! They probably went somewhere to redo her plastic surgery and fix the nasty bump on her head. If she had a heart, I'd wager it'd be just as large and ugly! So when we realized we had nothing to do, you proposed that we go to the lakefront and see what exhibition was going on now. The lakefront (as its name implies) is really just a large field in front of, or rather, beside, a lake. It's a place where people are constantly putting up stalls and selling, well, practically anything! There's a very nominal fee you have to pay to enter and an even lesser one to set up shop so there is always something going on and more often than not, it is some kind of silly competition.
Exactly as I'd suspected, there was a competition going on- a seed spitting one! The objective was to eat as many slices of watermelon as you could in under a minute and then spit the seeds as far as possible, the prize money only increasing with the distance. Of course, you volunteered as the next participant (didn't see that coming) and stood at the stand with these two huge men (imagine toothpick to a tree trunk). You didn't stand a chance. But of course, I've never actually seen you gorge on something before, so when the timer started and the watermelons were placed before you…I didn't know who was more surprised- me, or the evergreens standing beside you watching you go a mile a minute on those slices. Sigh; if you only thought as fast as you ate….or as much! Barely twenty seconds left and the skins on your plate were piling high. The other men combined probably ate as much as you did and you're still skinny as a twig! Fast metabolism…Why, oh why, are guys awarded with wonderful metabolism?
Anyway, once you'd finished eating and spitting the seed (fifty feet), we decided to walk along the pier and just enjoy the breeze (your words, not mine) in our hair. But we had barely begun walking when you stooped and made weird expressions, probably trying to remove a stray seed from your mouth. Told you not to do it. Soon enough however, you had on your 'seed spitting face' and you spat whatever was in your mouth a few feet away, right at the unsuspecting girl who had just walked into its path. She must have eyes of a hawk, because no sooner had she turned, than she swerved to the left to avoid the incoming food missile. But unfortunately for her she must have moved too fast because she lost balance- and fell right into the water! And her scream, I would recognize it anywhere. Oh Ravi, you had just accidentally sent Alia tumbling into the lake! It was amazing though…especially when she got out, sputtering and looking like a drowned rat and you had the audacity to point out the seed that had stuck to her face. Gosh, she sounded like a banshee yelling at us, trying to push us in as well. High school…Where else do people get sent to act like idiots?
People have the right to be stupid, but some just abuse that privilege. It doesn't take a lot of intellectual thought to deduce that when a sign says 'wet floor', it means that the floor is wet and one should proceed with caution. Why on earth would you run like that? Now you're on the ground groaning, with papers spilling from your pockets onto the water on the floor. The ink was blurring, making the writing almost illegible. Sighing resignedly, I made my way toward your mess and started picking the papers up while you worked on making it off the floor. I was nearly done when something caught my eye- it looked like a list but I wasn't too sure so I carefully opened it up trying to decipher the writing. It looked like a bucket list…but why would you need one now?
There were several items crossed off:
- Apologize
- Wake up to see the sunrise
- Win a seed spitting/ watermelon eating contest
- Pass a math test
- Sing in front of a crowd
- Break into school at night
- Get thrown out of a restaurant
- Watch a meteor shower
- Revisit the past
- Fall in love
You haven't passed a single math test yet?
The last one looked like you'd tried unsuccessfully to scratch it out. It was a nice list of things to do, and most of them were appealing, but what I still didn't get was your reason behind it. I'd understand if it was senior year, but we've still got a long way to go for that…Before I could ask you though, you snatched it out of my grasp and walked briskly forward (in the wrong direction)…..only to fall down again. What do I do with you?
As we (finally) walked out of the café, I asked you what the list was about. The things I've always wanted to do, you'd said. But why now? Why is this year any different than the next? You gave me a grave look, chilling my bones and told me that after the last summer, when you came back, you realized the real meaning of life. You felt that you'd been wasting yours listening to mindless gossip and you just wanted to make this year count; do something to make it worthwhile, imprint it into your memory and what better way than to do the things you've always wanted to? And when I accepted your apology, well, you found the perfect partner in accomplishments.
I think your bucket list is brilliant and I can't wait to complete the rest of them with you…Maybe even the last one? You had erased that out though. Was it because you weren't expecting it to happen, or because it already had?


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 5, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas Herald-Zeitung g Sunday, October 5,1997 □ 5A Residential care program vets The Community Residential Care Program at the South Texas Veterans Health Care System offers Hill Country veterans who have difficulty in daily living a chance to live in a supervised, home-like f ■nnospncTc. Social Worker Phil Grota manages the CRCP and is assisted in the administration of the Hill Country program by David Dougherty at the Kerrville Division. The CRCP serves approximately IOO veterans placed in 24 residences. Four of those homes are in the Kerrville and Comfort area and offer IO vacancies for veterans to reside. "We try' to match the veteran's needs with a sponsor who can complement those needs with home environment and caregiving abilities," Grota said. "As our veterans age, there is an increased need for this type pf structured living arrangement." I To get involved in the CRCP, sponsors agree to provide the veteran with room, board, laundry service, transportation to medical appointments, recreational activities and supervision because of mental, or sometimes physical, limitations. The sponsor's home is subject to strict inspection by the CRCP evaluation committee inspection team before they are approved. Homes must have proper supervision of medication, sound electrical systems, efficient heating and air conditioning, cleanliness, proper lighting and ventilation plus food storage and preparation facilities. Veterans in the program agree to pay the sponsor a minimum of $762 monthly. Costs vary depending on the needs of the veterans. The money comes out of the veteran's own funds, which generally are from a Veterans Administration pension, Social Security benefits or a combination of the two. If a veteran can no longer live independently in the community and has no family or friends to care for him, he is a prospective candidate for the CRCP. Veterans or their family members who are interested in discussing benefits of the CRCP may contact Dougherty at the Kerrville Division at 830-896-2020 ext. 2382. CHS student council has full plate of activities By CURTON FLUME Special to the Heraki-ZeHung Aa the Canyon High School Student Council waited in line to enter the Comal County Fair parade, spirit and excitement came over everyone on die float. It was the student council's time to show the community its spirit and how leaders of the school get involved. Seven members of the student council rode on the flout: Clinton Flume, Ryan Frisbie, Amanda Smith, John Anderson, Kathleen Brock, Cherilyn Carlile and Zac Rosson. Lily Barucky was the student council sponsor. The night before the students painted signs and decorated the float the next morning. Barry Carlile provided the truck and trailer, and Nina Carlile and Carole Frisbie helped the council get prepared in the early morning hours. The parade was a huge success for the student council and the community. With the fun and excitement of the parade passing, it was time to get down to business. On Tuesday, the District 18 board meeting took place at New Braunfels High School. Members from each school holding an executive office gathered to talk about the upcoming conventions and retreat. NBHS is the District 18 President and Brandyn Balmos it the presiding president. The Canyon High School delegates were Rick Cantu, District 18 past president; and Clinton Flume, student council president. Betty Kyle was the sponsor for Canyon. At the meeting, the fall convention was discussed, and Samuel Clemens will host it on Nov. 8. Tbe winter retreat date was set for Jan. IO and 11 in Wimberley, and Hays Consolidated will host die spring convention on April I, 1998, in the Civic Center. The meeting gave all the students a chance to meet each other and address all the issues of the district. The meeting was a great success. On the home base of CHS, student council was planning the 15th Annual Lock-in. The Lock-In was to take place on Oct. 4. Students participated in games, team building exercises, an Olympics and self-development sessions. At the Look-In, students learned how to better themselves and how to get more involved in the council. A wonderful parade, a successful District 18 Board Meeting and fabulous Lock-On are all the key ingredients th a happy and successful student council. CH S's student council is working very hard and doing the best job possible to make better leaders out of its students. Canyon Student Council is right on track for a very productive year. Some important upcoming events for CHS are the Red Ribbon Week, Candle Light Pep Rally and the Homecoming game and dance. (Clinton Flume is the Canyon High School student council president.) Court records County Court-aMaw Monday, svpL mw* • Davila, Alfred — plea of guilty — theft by check more than $20 and less than $500, arrested; July 5, BO days Jail, nine months probation, $200 fine, $215 court costs, $149.01 restitution, 24 hours community service. • Emerson, Daniel E. —■ plea of no contest — theft by check more than $20 and less than $500, arrested; July 2, 1986, 9 months deferred adjudication, 24 hours community service, $200 fine, I240 court costs, $196.08 $240 co restitution. 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