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Japan: If a weaker currency and a jumpy stock market equal success, then the Abe government's superstimulus is working like a charm. But that doesn't mean things will end well.
In the great economic debate over whether nations should save or spend their way to wealth,Japan is all in on the spending side.
The government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has adopted an aggressive pro-inflation approach: public spending and borrowing in an ocean of liquidity provided by the Bank of Japan.
The BOJ's $78 billion a month in purchases of government bonds, is a bit below Ben Bernanke's $85 billion, but it's far larger in relation to Japan's economy, which is about two-and-a-half times smaller than America's.
Since this policy was announced early in April, we've seen at least two notable things happen in financial markets. The yen, already well down against other currencies since last November, fell further.
It crossed the landmark 100-per-dollar mark and hit a low of 103.4 to the dollar on May 23.
Meanwhile, the Japanese stock market, which had been rising in lockstep with the yen's decline, rose some more. On May 23, the Nikkei closed at 15,627.26, up 30% from April 2 (just before the stimulus was announced) and up 80% since mid-November.
All this shows what a central bank can do — up to a point. In effect, Japan has performed a currency devaluation without stirring up much of a fuss among its trading partners.
This makes its exported goods cheaper, for now, and is great for the profits of big multinationals (and stock market leaders) such as Toyota.
But over the last week or so, the market has acted like it needs to cut back on the caffeine.
The Nikkei took a 7% dive on May 23 and fell 5% on Thursday. (It rose a tad on Friday.) No one can say for sure, of course, but such moves suggest growing unease in a market that knows something about bubbles.
Level-headed investors know that devaluations eventually exact a cost. The cheaper yen lowers the price of Japanese cars in the U.S., but it makes imports to Japan more costly, and Japan has to import a great deal — such as virtually all its oil. Those high costs eventually make their way into the price of exports.
So much for the devaluation boom.
Japan also has a huge government debt, about 220% of its GDP. It would love to get just enough inflation to shrink its yen-denominated debt (in real terms) without spooking the bond market. But that market is on alert for just such shenanigans.
And if it responds by demanding higher rates, big debtor Japan will have even more trouble staying afloat.
All told, there are a number of ways in which Japan's experiment in anti-austerity could end. Right now, they do not look good.
Fiscal probity has costs, too. But these are up front and visible. The benefits come later and, as dedicated savers know, the surprises tend to be pleasant ones.


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Marbella is a resort where you are likely to find a few of the rich and famous. Families and couples are seen around Marbella and it is definitely a golfer's paradise. The transfer time for this resort is around 50 minutes depending on which accommodation you are staying in. This gives you plenty of time to look at the scenery surrounding your resort and get an understanding of the location of your resort. There are nearly two dozen beaches around Marbella that are mostly man made. Along the coast you will find some brilliant sandy beaches leading into the water. Marbella's best beach is the most central and is very popular with both tourists and locals. It can get very crowded so it is important to get there early if you want a good spot. There is so much accommodation in Marbella that it is difficult to choose from. You will find exclusive 5-star hotels as well as a few middle-market hotels. People looking for budget hotels will struggle to find one in there area although there are a few around. Most hotels are 3-5-stars and are full of facilities that you will need. Many of them also offer an all-inclusive board basis although you may also be able to find half-board and full-board as well. There are many private villas on the coast to rent if you'd prefer the self-catering option. There are also a few apartment complexes near the city centre, however if you are staying in an apartment then it is recommended that you hire a car.
If you are a golf lover then you will love Marbella. There are plenty of courses for you to try as well as tennis clubs. If you head down to the marina, then you will also find a variety of water sports such as windsurfing, surfing, scuba diving, snorkelling and water-skiing. Horse-riding is a great activity and is very popular with tourists. It is also a great way to see the resort. You can even go horse-riding along the beach. Sailing is very popular and there are many boat trips that you can go on. You can get views of Gibraltar and the Canaries, as well as spotting some dolphins. There is plenty of exploring to be down in the towns as well as in the landscaped gardens. You could also go and take a trip to the Picasso museum in Malaga to see over 200 pieces of his fine artwork.
Most restaurants in the Marbella area are slightly costly, however you can find reasonably priced restaurants in the area. The Puerto Banus area is the most expensive area, however you will find British, Spanish, seafood, Chinese, Italian, American, Mexican and many other cuisines all over the resort. Many of the restaurants along the beach specialise in paella. There are nightclubs in the area that are very upbeat and can be expensive, however the many bars usually hand out free tickets to the clubs. There is also a casino in the area should you decide you want to try it. The nightlife is very lively and you will have a lot of music and dancing going on. There are many designer outlets in Marbella as well as other clothing stores, jewellery, souvenirs, shoes and bag stores. There is a central bus station in Marbella town that runs along the coast. It also takes you to other resorts such as Torremolinos and Malaga. There are also taxi's available or you could hire a car.
The average annual temperature of Marbella is 19°C. The average summer temperature is 23°C, although during July and August temperatures can reach up to 29°C. The water temperature in the summer is around 24°C making the water perfect for swimming and water sports. You will have around 11 hours of sunshine a day in the summer months between June and August. During the winter, the temperature is still only 12°C. The coldest month is January and the winters tend to be relatively dry. There are only around 45 days of rainfall in a year and this usually clears up very quickly. You still have around 6-7 hours of sunshine a day in Marbella in the winter months. November and February tend to be the wettest months in Marbella.

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About The Industry
The matchmaking industry has seen more growth than almost any other industry in recent years. Online dating has ballooned into a $2.1 billion industry, only increasing the interest in offline services as digital daters get burnt out and seek the help of professional matchmakers. Now you have the opportunity to work directly with our Matchmaker to learn what it takes to run a successful matchmaking company.
About Our Company
Ambiance Matchmaking is a professional matchmaking firm for single, busy professionals. Our company has been in business for fourteen years and has grown to include three successful office locations. The Chicago Tribune recently featured us in their article, Matchmakers Find Modern Fans In The Digital Age.
As a smaller company, there is a tremendous amount of opportunity for growth and freedom for the right person. We strive to be a cutting-edge firm and welcome creativity and innovation. We want our employees to feel like they have just as much input in our company as anyone else.
We believe in the ROWE method (Results-Only Work Environment), which permits our Directors to work whenever and wherever they wish. This mean that performance is based on output and not hours. This is a commission-based position only, however, earning potential is extremely high.
We are currently seeking a Part-Time Director who resides in the Oklahoma City area. Some perks include:
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In spite of its inception as a tool for the august and older academic community, the average age of an Internet user today is 26 (a number derived with considerable care by MIT undergraduates Jonathan Litt and Craig Wisneski). I expect that number to drop to 15 by the year 2000.
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HGTV Dream Home 2006
Located in Lake Lure, N.C., this cozy cabin is the perfect getaway spot that includes charming rustic accents and plenty of space for entertaining.
Soaring Sanctuary
When you walk in the door of your home, you should have an instant sense that you're in a special sanctuary, says HGTV Dream Home interior designer Linda Woodrum. In the living room of the 2006 Dream Home, pale gold walls, a massive stacked stone fireplace, intricate bark and twig detailing on built-in book cases and a soaring ceiling (topped with a magnificent beam of ancient heart pine) all combine to create a special haven. It's a retreat that's inextricably bound up with the natural world, seen through the huge windows that frame an incredible view of mountains and Lake Lure the distance.
Sophisticated Yet Rustic
Woodrum chose a palette of colors in browns, grays, whites and greens to reflect the nature theme. She avoided a clichéd log cabin feel by using more sophisticated colors that mirror nature. The chenille upholstery on the sofa and chairs matches the washed-out white of the sky on a hazy day; the green throw pillows and blanket are the color of moss and leaves, while the brown rug is reminiscent of the forest floor.
Mountain Home
The room is also deeply reflective of its place in a North Carolina mountain home. Woodrum relied on what she'd learned about Lake Lure and the surrounding mountains in choosing accessories for the room. The coffee table is an old apple crate, cut down by 8 inches, turned upside down and covered with a sheet of glass; an appropriate centerpiece for a home in an area known for its sweet local apples. The paintings on one wall of a fox and a bear are by Brevard artist Ann Dergara, and portray animals that Dergara has seen often in the yard of her own North Carolina mountain home (www.dergara.com).
Mantel Highlights
Almost everything in the room serves as a reminder that this home has grown on a mountain in a forest. Two faux bois end tables on either side of the sofa are sculpted to resemble tree branches. The mantel holds wire baskets filled with pinecones, and a green wooden bucket on one table holds sprays of branches dripping with leaves and small green apples.
"The house starts telling you what works in the house," Woodrum says.
Sunny Master Bedroom
"It's like being in a sunflower," says designer Linda Woodrum of the master bedroom. The airy white walls and ceiling and the bright golden yellow and brown accents in the fabrics evoke a sunny meadow on a warm, lazy summer day. Woodrum originally placed a large urn filled with silk sunflowers at the foot of the bed. The urn didn't quite work ("it was big and clumpy and looked horrible," Woodrum says), but the sunflowers provided the inspiration for all the colors in the room.
Side Table
The walls, window trim and peaked roof ceiling are painted in Sherwin-Williams' "Creamy." A striped rug, striped curtains, striped duvet and striped pillows in various shades of cream, yellow and brown add bright lines of color. "These stripes don't look perfect together when you hold them all next to each other," says Woodrum, "but placed around the room, they work."
Woodrum found the rug first, then used the yellow as a basis for other finds. She found the black and yellow plates on the wall by the window in Hendersonville, N.C., where they were handmade by a local potter. The "great energy" of the yellow in the room is grounded by the black honed granite around the fireplace, and the touches of brown in the rug and on the bed.
The View
The focal point is the spectacular view outside the large main window. Woodrum deliberately chose not to outline the window in a contrasting paint color so the view itself would command the eye. The room's close connection to the outdoors is embodied in a small balcony off the master suite. A door near the bed opens out onto a peaceful little deck with a fence of rhododendron and locust.
Tranquil Master Bath
In the bathroom, Linda Woodrum again used a monochromatic color scheme, with "Creamy" paint on the walls, ceiling and trim. The sense of being surrounded by nature is heightened by other natural materials, including blonde wood floors (the same Australian cypress used throughout the house), and travertine countertops and tile in shades of mocha and walnut.
"It's monochromatic, but it's also warm, natural, organic," says Woodrum. "It should be a space that's restful, a place to go to rejuvenate before you face the world."
A magnificent walk-in shower with glass walls and door and hand-burnished travertine tile fills one end of the room. In the center of the room, a Jacuzzi tub surrounded by windows provides the perfect spot a soothing soak.
Sauna Escape
What truly makes this an HGTV Dream Home for most of us is the self-contained spa. "It's a nice indulgence," says Linda Woodrum, who designed the space in soothing shades of green and cream. Here you can pamper your body with a stint in the generously-sized sauna, then rinse off in the tiled shower which opens into another shower just outside, for those who like to bathe under the sky.
After a Steam
A creamy silestone counter and sink and a faux bois mirror located just outside the sauna continue the color scheme and rustic theme of the rest of the house.
Soft Textures
The family room is an inviting space to curl up on the softly textured sofa in front of the fireplace and watch the huge plasma television over the mantel. Or for an even better picture, shift ever so slightly and take in the ever-changing views outside the big French doors instead. A flagstone floor, rich green walls ("Svelte sage") and plenty of textured wood continue the nature theme that defines this mountain home.
Whimsical Art
Several works of whimsical folk art give the room a playful sensibility. The focal point is the large cow painting on one side of the fireplace. A fish sculpture crafted from old license plates stands on the oversized coffee table, and another recycled metal fish hangs from a piece of twine on the wall next to the fireplace. "We had a lot of fun with the artwork," says Woodrum, who found much of the art in local shops. "It's not a serious space, it's a fun space."
Fun and Relaxing
That sense of fun is intensified by bright splashes of red and yellow in the pillows and throws. "The sitting area is very neutral colors," Woodrum says, "but when you come into this area there's a lot of 'Pow!'"
Woodrum added a dining-size table cut down to coffee table height with a child's chair at one end, providing the perfect spot for little people to spread out their latest artwork or card game.
Rack 'em Up
A custom-made billiards table with a sage green felt top (to match the sage green walls and draperies in the adjoining family room) is the centerpiece of the game area. The rough-hewn log legs echo the natural logs found in the railings along the staircase that enters this room. Two pub style dartboards in their own cabinets line the wall opposite the table.
Rustic Mirror
But the main focus of the room is a large mirror with an intricate frame made of twigs, bark and pinecones. The rustic mirror, reminiscent of Adirondack style furnishings, reflects the view from the French doors in the family room directly opposite. A high, built-in bench (with footrest!) beneath the mirror offers a great vantage spot for viewing the action at the billiard table. The bench cushion is covered in a bright Lewis and Sharon fabric with circles in shades of yellow, red and orange. "I loved the dots, the textures, the colors," says Woodrum. "The cushion colors really pop."
Seasonal Setting
Deep grays, rich brown woods and accents of golden yellow work together to create a room that's comfortable and welcoming. Designer Linda Woodrum wanted to make the kitchen, the heart of every home, as inviting as possible. And the distinctive views of the mountain ridges and lake in one direction, and of the magnificent stacked stone fireplace and the outdoor living area in another direction, begged for special consideration.
Breakfast Nook
In a break with tradition, Linda chose to use four cozy armchairs in the eat-in seating area, upholstered in an inviting brown herringbone. "I wasn't worried about having fabric in here because so many fabrics today are treated and easy to clean," Linda says. The chairs are gathered around a round table that was cut down by several inches to a more comfortable height. Throw pillows on the chairs are covered with a fanciful Schumacher leaf fabric: the very first item that she purchased for decorating HGTV Dream Home 2006.
Kitchen Sink
The kitchen sink looks out onto the outdoor living room and the magnificent stacked-stone fireplace that matches the fireplace in the living room. A painting of golden yellow pears propped on the counter next to the sink offers a bright splash of color.
Tropical Hardwood Countertop
The center island is a beautifully handcrafted piece of furniture that is the true heart of the room. Local cabinetmaker Tom Kline built the base of the island out of chestnut he reclaims from old barns and other buildings. The wood is called "wormy" chestnut because it's pocked with distinctive little holes and defects originally created by insect infestations more than 75 years ago. The countertop is made from ipé, a dense tropical Brazilian hardwood. The massive slab weighs more than 500 pounds and required eight men to carry into the house and set it in place.
Outdoor Colors
A floor-to-ceiling window in the dining room "puts you right outside" when you dine, says designer Linda Woodrum. To find her inspiration for the color palette, Woodrum simply looked out the window. As a result, woodsy browns, greens and creams dominate, accented with splashes of red and gold. While it's autumn in the kitchen and summer in the master suite, it's decidedly spring in the dining room, with rich green curtains, the warm mocha tablecloth and rug.
Table for Twelve
Woodrum chose a large round table for the dining room to mirror the shape of the circular wrought iron chandelier above it. The circular shapes are important in a room filled with the sharp angles of the peaked ceiling and the strong rectangles and squares of the windows and adjoining staircase. She purchased a 60-inch round table for the dining room and then added a 72-inch top to extend the table's diameter by an additional 12 inches. She skirted it with fabric and then placed a custom-made glass top over the entire thing for an elegant (and easy to care for) look. The larger table can easily seat 12.
Casual Arrangements
"Rather than have the dining room table become a catch-all for all the junk in the house, make sure it looks good when you walk in," says Woodrum. A lifelike sculpture of a playful beagle puppy on the table is HGTV host Joan Steffend's favorite thing in the house. "I just want to rub that round belly," she says. A beautiful semi-abstract painting in a recessed alcove captures the eye with strong shades of green, red and gold. Woodrum saw a smaller version of the painting in an art gallery, and asked the artist to create a similar piece on a larger scale. The images of trees outlined against a colorful sky mirrors the images outside the dining room window.
Everything in the room is "a support system" for the scene unfolding outside the enormous window, Woodrum says. "All this has to be rich, wonderful, welcoming – but that view has to dominate."
Fantasy Retreat
With its creamy white walls, soaring peaked ceiling (painted an amazing shade of sky blue), and enormous view window overlooking vast vistas of the mountains and lake, the guest bedroom gives you the sense that you're part of the sky. "It's like being in a cloud," says designer Linda Woodrum.
"I knew instantly the blue ceiling would be the only color for this room," says Woodrum, who chose Sherwin-Williams' "Blissful Blue" for the ceiling as well as the walls in the attached full bathroom. The paint color changes with the light, depending on the time of day, the weather, and the seasons unfolding outside. "This room has the best view in the house," Woodrum says, "and I loved how it's so connected to the sky."
Woodrum added cornice boards above the twin beds with a sheer drape to lend an ethereal, cloud-like feeling. Quilts on the bed reflect the home's North Carolina heritage, and pillows in a variety of prints add to the cottage-y feel. Dust ruffles in a gray-blue and white check echo the colors of the mist on the Blue Ridge Mountains outside the window.
Abstract Art
Between the beds a large abstract painting in shades of blue and green provides a splash of color on the white walls. The painting was the last thing Woodrum purchased for the room. "When I found that," she says, "it pulled everything together." The painting comes from Matilda's, a folk art store in Atlanta (www. Matildascottage.com).
Bunk Room Beds
Bright red bunk beds (painted in Sherwin-Williams' "Cherry Tomato") in the bunk room line two walls on either side of the big window facing the front of the house and a northern view of the mountains. Above the window, almost 10 feet off the ground, is a fifth bright red bunk, nestled beneath the peaked roof. A red rolling ladder, of the kind found in libraries or bookstores, provides access to this top bunk. Small built-in shelves at the head of each bed (and individual reading lamps) create the sense that each bunk is its own little room.
Hickory Highlights
Rough finished hickory paneling reclaimed from an old hog barn lines the walls, and a peg rail extends all the way around the room, ready to hold everything from baseball caps to bathrobes. Linda Woodrum found the trunk beneath the window at an antique store, and used it as the perfect bedside table/display stand (for a lovely wooden rocking horse). The short hallway connecting the bunkroom to its private bath holds one of the home's most charming surprises: A large cubby for a dog bed, tucked under the eaves. The dog bed cubby is complete with a bright red cushion and its own lighting and is sure to be a draw for every child in the house, as well as every dog.
Bunk Room Bath
The generously sized bunk room bath is also lined with a peg rail, with pegs made from branches of mountain laurel. The wood theme plays out again in the rough-wood framed mirror over the deep double sink. The sink, reminiscent of an old-fashioned laundry sink, offers plenty of room for multiple people to wash up at once. Slate floors and a slate shower complete the space. "This is one of the most functional rooms in the house," says designer Woodrum. "You can sleep five people and your dog right here."
Colorful Craft Room
This lower level project room has plenty of counter space and cubbies for sewing, scrapbooking or building model planes. There is also ample light — and an inspiring view — pouring through the large French doors. Two nooks (with built in desks) and a large project table provide room for everyone in the family to have their own personal workspace. An enormous corkboard over one of the desks offers a place to pin up ideas, works in progress, or favorite family photos. Deep pumpkin-hued walls invoke creativity. "It's rich, it envelops you," says designer Linda Woodrum. "You want to get something done in here."
Energizing Exercise Studio
The mirrored wall in the bright, sunny exercise room reflects the view of green trees and blue mountains outside the large French doors. Sage green walls and creamy white trim create a serene, peaceful space. "There's not a lot of color here," says designer Linda Woodrum. "The activity comes from the people using the room, so the room itself is very quiet."
A Pro Form weight machine and a ballet bar along the wall offer just two opportunities for working up a sweat; open the closet doors and a treadmill unfolds to face the French doors and that magnificent view. Down the hall from the exercise studio is a built in storage area with four cubbyholes for towels, four drawers, and plenty of pegs for jump ropes and bathrobes.
Beautifully Crafted Wine Cellar
Down the hall from the family room and game area is an intriguing door with a small window covered with wrought-iron latticework. Inside, in a space roughly the size of a walk-in closet, is a beautifully crafted wine cellar lined with cubbyholes for wine bottles. A built in table for two offers the perfect spot to sit and sip.
Craftsman Tom Kline, who made the impressive kitchen island upstairs, created the wine cellar's cubbies with more than 35 sheets of plywood. The cubbies are modeled on similar ones that the architect, Al Platt, has in his office for holding wood samples and other materials.
"It's very unique," says designer Linda Woodrum. "And a good way to turn a small space into a useful one."
Serene Home Office
Tucked into a corner at the front of the house is a serene home office, lined with built-in bookshelves, a desk and counter space. Two windows offer views of the ever-changing forest outside. Soft gray walls ("Amazing Gray" by Sherwin-Williams) and honey-colored Australian cypress wood floors provide a calm, neutral backdrop for the busy brainwork that will take place here.
"It's a nice little getaway," says Linda Woodrum.
Functional Laundry Room
Conveniently located right next to the master bedroom, the main laundry room glows in a warm shade of burnished yellow ("Golden Fleece," by Sherwin-Williams). Rich cherry cabinets, Silestone counters (in "Blanco Capri") and an unfinished slate floor are a far cry from the dingy cinder block basements most people associate with the words "laundry room."
It's hard to believe that a room this lovely and sophisticated is also so functional. But it's loaded with storage space, plenty of countertops for folding and stacking, and even a built-in ironing board that drops down out of a closest. A window facing the forest at the front of the house is perfect for daydreaming over the rinse cycle.
Guest Quarters Kitchen
An inviting entryway off the outdoor living area welcomes you into the home's guest quarters. In the small kitchenette/laundry room, log cabin walls, dark painted cupboards and stained concrete countertops provide a home-away-from-home environment that's a more sophisticated version of rustic. The logs here are hand hewn logs reclaimed from a local cabin, explains architect Parker Platt, who designed the 2006 HGTV Dream Home along with his father and business partner, Al Platt (www.plattarchitecture.com).
A creamy white half bath between the entry hall and kitchenette shows off the flagstone floors and offers easy access for those dining or relaxing in the outdoor living area. It's all part of what makes HGTV Dream Home 2006 "the most livable of the Dream Homes," says designer Linda Woodrum. "It's the most realistic house for people to live in, for people to function in," she says.
Attic Bedroom
White walls, a soaring white ceiling and a white-painted floor give the attic bedroom a sense of airiness and lightness. Above the bed is an antique floral hooked rug in deep shades of red and brown, stretched on a canvas and hung on the wall. "The rug was the beginning of this," says HGTV Dream Home designer Linda Woodrum. "I loved the brown and red together."
Using the rug as her design inspiration, Linda chose a variety of red and brown accents to use against the creamy white basic palette. A brown and white striped rug warms the floor, and semi-sheer white curtains with a pale brown floral pattern enhance the large view window. Red and cream sheets and a white quilt from Pottery Barn cover the queen-size bed, and red-patterned throw pillows add even more color. Two botanical prints in red frames provide a splash of color by the door.
Sleeping Porch
Just off the attic bedroom is one of the home's many surprises: A screened-in sleeping porch, complete with a pull-down queen-size bed. The walls of the sleeping porch are covered in poplar bark, mirroring the bark siding that covers the upper story of the guest wing, the bays on the front and back of the house and parts of the outdoor living area. Linda had a mattress specially made for the bed that's covered in an outdoor fabric that won't mildew.
"This half of the house is not as formal; it's much more countrified," Linda says. The white quilt has a less intricate, more casual stitching pattern than the quilt in the more formal master bedroom, for instance, and the checks, stripes and cottage prints of the other fabrics in the room all contribute to the rustic feel. "It really is a unique, sweet little bedroom," Linda says, "with a real sense of old Americana."
Attic Bathroom
In the bath, neutral colors provide a restful feel, and the faux bois framed mirror over the sink continues the rustic theme.
Mountain and Lake Views
The heart of this mountain retreat is actually not indoors, but outside, in the magnificent outdoor living room/dining room more familiarly known as a "dogtrot." Back in the day, a "dogtrot" was a covered outdoor area in which the dogs could be let loose for a walk on rainy days. "It's what makes this house a Southern Appalachian dream," says architect Parker Platt.
Indeed, the climate in the mountains here is mild enough to permit year-round use of the outdoor spaces, and the enormous outdoor fireplace and soaring peaked roof offer the opportunity to stay warm outdoors on cool days or cool on warm days. A stone ledge that runs along the perimeter of the terrace provides built-in seating. "You don't have to worry about moving furniture in and out. It's always there and always accessible, just like the view," says Linda Woodrum.
Great Outdoors
A custom-made dining table dominates the left side of the outdoor living area, and a door into the kitchen provides easy access for entertaining. The tabletop is vintage heart pine, salvaged from an old textile mill. Each board is nine inches wide and more than two inches thick. Local cabinetmaker Rob Childress finished the tabletop with three coats of oil and a fine coat of polyurethane. The table legs are made of locust, to match the railings on the terrace, but here the locust is sanded smooth. Designer Linda Woodrum chose comfortable wicker chairs in a muted shade of orange for the seating.
Stones and Timbers
On the right side of the dogtrot looms a stacked stone fireplace made from local Appalachian granite, the twin to the fireplace in the home's living room. A wicker love seat and two armchairs surround a rustic pine coffee table in front of the fireplace. Cushions and throw pillows in warm browns, oranges, yellows and red continue the autumnal feel of this space. Two faux bois concrete side chairs sit on opposite sides of the outdoor living area, a preview of the many faux bois elements inside the home. A built-in Wolf grill, complete with burners, is set just around the corner from the fireplace.
Sit and Stay Awhile
Several steps below the outdoor living room is the wide terrace porch. Low built-in seating, bark-covered railings and the complete lack of any other furnishings make this space feel like part of the view itself, a natural spot in which to fully experience these mountains versus just gazing at them.
Stairs to the left of the terrace lead down to the lower level patio, and to a cozy campfire area. As more evidence that the HGTV Dream Home planners truly did think of everything, this spot offers a circle of large boulders surrounding a stone fire pit—the perfect spot for roasting marshmallows on cool evenings.


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2 of 2 found this review helpful.
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Been buying for years but quality varies a lot!
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Located within a leisurely stroll of Montgomery College, Travelodge Silver Spring is within a few miles (5 km) of Holy Cross Hospital. This 59-room motel has a restaurant along with conveniences like free in-room WiFi and free self parking. Rock Creek Park is also 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from this Silver Spring motel.
Enjoy a bite to eat at Subway, the motel's onsite restaurant.
The 59 rooms are air-conditioned and have coffee makers. Guests can expect free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Rooms also include hair dryers.
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Travelodge Silver Spring
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The motel offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This motel offers access to a business center. This Silver Spring motel also offers a fitness center and coffee/tea in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 59
- Number of floors - 1
- Coffee/tea in common areas
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Room Amenities
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Recreational amenities at the motel include a fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Children and extra beds
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Yesterday's rather sudden announcement that William and Kate are going to have
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We offer William and Kate our very best wishes for what lies ahead.
Sara's right
NOT every victim of newspaper intrusion or phone hacking wants a press law.
Far from it.
Sara Payne, a victim of intrusion herself, makes this very powerful point on
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She is firmly against statute, and brands it "very irresponsible" to lump such
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Yet this is precisely what the Hacked Off campaign and Labour leader Ed
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They're not the only ones, sadly. BBC and ITV news hacks have lazily swallowed
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In doing so, they abandon any attempt at unbiased coverage of the very
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Papal power
POPE Benedict has become a Twitter sensation.
He only joined the social media site yesterday but by the time The Sun went to
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The Theological Anthropology of David Kelsey: Responses to 'Eccentric Existence'
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David Kelsey's two-volume study, "Eccentric Existence: A Theological Anthropology," has been recognized as a major achievement, the culmination of decades of theological thought about what it means to be a human being in relationship with God.
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LONDON: Gilts dipped early on Thursday, following German Bunds, after a swing in sentiment over US budget talks boosted European stocks on hopes a deal would be reached shortly.
Investor appetite for riskier assets grew after US President Barack Obama and US House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner signaled intent that the Republicans and the White House could soon strike a deal to avoid a $600 billion "fiscal cliff" of austerity measures.
Late on Wednesday Bank of England data on lending to individuals, released a day earlier than expected, showed British mortgage approvals hit their highest level since January last month, but there was a sharp fall in consumer credit.
The BoE said October money supply data would be released at its scheduled time of 0930 GMT on Thursday.
Investors are also awaiting the central bank's half-yearly Financial Stability Report and news conference with Governor Mervyn King.
At 0901 GMT, the December gilt future was 9 ticks ticks lower at 120.06, while the equivalent Bund was 24 ticks lower.
"We continue to see near-term scope for gilts to outperform the German counterpart on the back of no supply till Dec. 11 and (the) Dec. 7 index extension event, along with lower revisions to gilt supply for the rest of the year in the Autumn Statement," Lloyds strategists wrote in a note.
Finance minister George Osborne will give his autumn economic statement to parliament on Dec. 5.
Gilts were partly underpinned by data from mortgage lender Nationwide showing that British house prices stagnated again in November, disappointing economists' forecasts for a tick-up.
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- Default starting date for Dark Ages: Vampire (also Dark Ages: Mage, Dark Ages: Inquisitor, Dark Ages: Werewolf, and Dark Ages: Fae).
- 1208-1244: Albigensian Crusade against the Cathars in France continues. The war results in the complete destruction of the cultures of Provençe and Aquitaine.[1][2]
- The Astral Reaches are notably empty, echoing with the loss of Rome, Alexandria, and Byzantium to anti-intellectual forces. Many concept-spirits aren't seen again until the Renaissance, some are never seen again.[3]
- Matthew again writes to his Masters. The rebuilding of the town the Tremere destroyed goes well, but he finds their request for a "specimen" unfathomable. Regardless, he will do his best to retrieve a vampire for study.[8]
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* MGT 5010 is a course required for non-business graduates
Note: Following one of the programs of study identified above will enable you to move through the program with minimal scheduling difficulties. Choosing another path will require close consultation with an adviser and may result in scheduling difficulties.


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We stayed here for 5 weeks, and I must say this park was wonderful. Simple, clean, quiet, and convienent. We bring our 5th wheel when we work in the Savannah area, and this is the 4th campground we have stayed in. We will never stay anywhere else. We were 10-15 min from downtown Savannah, and 20-30 min from Hilton Head. I felt safe because it was a gated community and everyone was very friendly. They provide cable and WIFI. The office lady was ALWAYS a phone call away, and honestly at the campground most of the time. We were sad to leave Bellinger Hill/ Len Thomas, and are already looking forward to wording there again. - -G-
Sep 2016 - $11.00
(This was a monthly stay so I just divided by 30) was 350 per month and this included the WI-FI, cable, water and garbage. Electric ran about 15.00 per month. Propane was delivered. Extra secure as it had a gated community. Also had a clean laundry room with good machines (not expensive), ice and soda machine. 15 minutes to Savannah and 20ish to Hilton Head. Definitely would recommend and we will stay there again. They also had rental units and cabins available, we rented the cabin last year and it was great. Quiet, friendly neighbors and pet friendly. Also near to a wildlife preserve. - EACreech
44 Camp Lake Dr Hardeeville, South Carolina 29927 (map) | (843) 784-5200
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 79 Reviews
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May 2017 - $40.00
The sites are large & wide. Quiet park. Short drive to Savannah. Recommend walking the trail to the park that's next door. If you're into frisbee golf, the park has a great game field. There's also kayaking the scenic, nature filled waters. This is a woodsy RV campground but we still had very good cell service & WiFi ability. - RVtripper
May 2017 - $40.00
Friendly staff and campers. The pull through site had some trees to watch but our problem was pulling out. We have a 45ft HM. The site was slightly elevated and there was a concrete curb at the front of the site. To use the pull through as intended we would have scraped at a minimum our front lower right cap (bumper area) on the concrete drive. The back and side radiator probably would have scraped as well.So we had to back all the way out the way we came in. We could not back out and drive forward because again there was a concrete curb and immediate left turn. We would probably still return here but ask to see the site beforehand. - Ramblin-Roll
May 2017 - $40.00
Only stayed one night on trip from Tampa to NC. Had to take back-in since park was full but that was fine. Appears to be very new resort with nice pool and other amenities. Easy access from Interstate with no road noise. Did not attend the Kentucky Derby party at the General Store which was a nice gesture by the owners. Will stay here again when visiting Savannah or Hilton Head. - JERRY & ANN TARHEEL
3090 S Okatie Hwy Hardeeville, South Carolina 29927 (map) | (843) 784-6210
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 131 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $25.00
One night stay. Take Exit 8 from the north or the south to save time. Quiet campground with roomy sites. Not a destination place unless you want to use it to explore Savannah. No one in registration when we arrived so we had to call a few times. It was easy in and easy out which is what we wanted. Would stay here in our fifth wheel again. - TailsAwagging
Jul 2016 - $30.00
Nice Park, big spaces
Easy drive to Savannah
Stayed here three days while we toured the area.
Good value, courteous staff. - happyflyer
Jun 2016 - $30.00
Needed a one night while heading north from FL. This was farther out of the way than anticipated. For some reason, the website gave definite instructions for those coming from the south on I-95 to get on I-16. Those coming from the north could exit I-95 and proceed to the CG. It seemed a bit out of the way. It was closer to re-enter 95 as you don't have to retrace your path. However, it is not a hop off and on location, but is doable. Check in was friendly and efficient. fyi-check or cash only. Our site was a spacious pull-thru, was gravel, and was very level. There is a dog park and plenty of areas to walk the dog. There is some road noise from Hwy 315. The cable channels were all local-not many, and the WIFI worked well during the day and later at night. It slowed quite a bit during the evening and earlier night hours. We would stay here again if in the area. - Gayle E.
419 May River Rd Bluffton, South Carolina 29910 (map) | (843) 757-3249
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 4 Reviews
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Feb 2012 - $1.00
We had planned on staying here however when we arrived we found it looked nothing like the pictures on their web site. Many old RV's that had not been taken care of, and the general appearance was that of a dump. The lady we talked to said they took cash, no credit cards; however nothing was mentioned on the web site, nor was I told that when I made the reservation. Also was under the impression that they had cable TV, but they did not. We did not stay here and am very glad we didn't, as we found a beautiful RV park in Hardeeville, SC. - gpafrog
Mar 2011 - $23.00
The staff here is extremely friendly and accommodating. It is very quiet. We had 50 amp but don't know if all sites have it, since this is an older campground, with some permanent residents. We didn't use the laundry house or bathrooms. We would definitely come back, as the price is right and the staff is wonderful. - Snowbirds2
Nov 2010 - $28.00
If you want to enjoy the Hilton Head area and not spend all your money on the RV park rent then this is the place for you. Its low key, nice and quiet, no frills. Kids welcomed too. Lots of space to roam, swimming pool and even free WI-FI are available during your stay. Older but Very clean restrooms and the NEW OWNERS are exceptionally nice making available each and every camper to have a good stay. - WVrvers
Rincon, Georgia (map) | (912) 728-7562
Sites: 72 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 25 Reviews
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Apr 2017 - $40.00
Stayed here for 3 nights on a gravel back in site by the lake. This is a nice park but time and lack of upkeep is taking its toll. The sites are tight and I would only recommend this park for a short stay when in Savannah. If you are planning a stay here request a site by the lake as the sites in the front portion of the park are noisy with the highway traffic and the sites there seemed congested. - Irish2
Nov 2016 - $40.00
Not a bad stop for a short visit to Savannah. Nothing special to note. Sites are dirt / grass. Most are tightly spaced. Very quiet area.
Just passing thru on way to southern Florida. - G and L
Nov 2015 - $32.00
This is not a destination park, but as a stopping off place to visit Savannah or as an overnight stop it is more than satisfactory.
The staff were friendly and the pull through sites were easy to manage. Laundry was good and access to the highway and Savannah was easy. The sites were very narrow and the picnic tables should have been replaced a long time ago. The pond was a bit of a mess, but one of the owners told me they had not owned this park long and were trying to make improvements.
I would stay here again if visiting Savannah. - digger2280
301 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Savannah, Georgia 31401 (map) | (912) 944-0455
Sites: 10 | 0 Reviews
107 Sunshine Ave Savannah, Georgia 31405 (map) | (912) 236-9345
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 10 Reviews
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May 2017 - $45.00
Well, this will teach me to always make reservations ahead, and read reviews! After going to the RV park that my husband picked out and finding out it was full, I called 5 more places and they were all full. Finally we found a place just outside Savannah called Sunshine RV Park. An elderly man checked us in and drove us to our spot. I will say this for him, he was nice enough to guide my husband into a back in spot, as he doesn't have much experience with this. He doesn't take plastic, only cash or check. It is $45 per night, no good Sam discount. For 4 nights that is $180. It is quiet here and apparently in a safe place. Another reviewer complained that there were roaches that infested their RV but that was a couple years ago. I hope that problem has been solved!! I went over this morning to check out the laundry room. There is no way on earth I would put my clothes in those dirty stinky washers. They appeared very old, and some actually had slime around the interior! The adjacent bathroom, unisex, was about the filthiest I've ever seen. Very small, broken fixtures, no soap or towels. Now I see why it is not good Sam rated! We have 2 weeks of dirty clothes piled up, so I guess we will be going to a laundromat in town. - rnmcampers
Apr 2017 - $45.00
Other parks were full when we visited the Savannah area, so we stayed at the Sunshine RV Park. First, one needs to understand the check-in process. The park is in a residential and government area. To check in, you pull up in front of the owner's house - park on the street and walk up to his/her garage which has an "Office" sign on it. When I checked-in, I was not given a map of the park, or any documentation whatsoever. They were, however, very adept at taking my $135 for three nights - which is only accepted by cash or personal check. Then, you drive down the street to another relative's house and are told where to park. The "main" park has a couple of typical loops and is located behind a fence. We were in the auxiliary area, which is a U shaped parking lot with back-in spaces around the outside. They sites here are close together and there is absolutely no shade. The sites in the main park appeared a bit better. This park is fine for a short basic stay. By that I mean, it's safe, relatively clean, and all of the hook-ups work. Don't expect much beyond that. - CampingWithPoodles
Jul 2016 - $25.00
This is a workers park. Mostly TT housing a younger working crowed on a permanent setups. While the park is kept neat and clean, the Wi-Fi advertised does not work, the bathhouse is a small room of the laundry with one toilet and one shower which is quite dated. My "pull Through" site was until I arrived and then another camper was backed in behind me and we shared the same power pole, me 50 amp him 30 amp. No cable and over the air was very poor. When it rains the area I was in was puddle city. Perimeter sites were more spacious but filled with long termers. I was parked in the "field" where my awning almost touched my neighbor and the guy behind me was so close I could barely walk behind my unit. Stay away from this park unless you are looking for cheap long term parking. - JimChan52
136 Red Gate Farm Trl Savannah, Georgia 31405 (map) | (912) 272-8028
Sites: 42 | Latest Rate: $49.00 | 118 Reviews
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May 2017 - $49.00
Not much to add to previous reviews. Nice place to overnight or to spend time visiting the many sights historic or otherwise here. Staff is friendly and helpful. The "open" parking areas are good for satellite reception. The Old Town Trolley Tour of Savannah is a great way to see historic Savannah, plus they pick you up at the park. Wifi is weak and mostly useless during typical use hours. We enjoyed our stay here and will again when in the area. - Roger H.
Apr 2017 - $45.00
We stayed one week and paid $45/night. There was no tax. The reservation process and check-in went smoothly. The reception staff was efficient and extremely helpful and friendly. The park (farm) is a lovely property as others have described. It's a wonderful place to take walks and enjoy nature. The pygmy goats are so cute! The huge grassy areas, playground, lakes, animals, pool, etc. make this ideal for families although we didn't see children while we were there. The office allowed us to receive packages. The campground picks up trash daily at each site. We had two tornado warnings (quite serious and scary) during our stay. Since we're from California with no tornado experience, the staff instructed us on how to prepare, what to expect and where to go if necessary. We were glad to know the park has a tornado siren system which, fortunately, didn't sound during our stay. There is moderate hwy and train noise but it didn't bother us. The roads are a bit dusty. All hook-ups functioned perfectly. Park wifi did not work at our site but did work at the office. Verizon cell, Sprint Mifi and DirecTV signals were fine. If in the area, we would definitely stay here again. They have a huge grassy field where they offer dry-camping (across from sites 4-12) by the volleyball court. If you need a place to stop for the night without unhooking your toad, this would be a good choice. - GottaGoNow
Mar 2017 - $50.00
Really nice park. Four lakes, hoses, clean. Gravel pad but lots of grass. Easy access to historic district. Also, great sites for boondocking. - Dave and Robin
4707 Ogeechee Rd Savannah, Georgia 31405 (map) | (912) 236-4065
Sites: 38 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 45 Reviews
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May 2017 - $35.00
This is not a nice place to stay. We made reservations over the phone, but when we arrived we found it to be in a very bad part of town. The owner was very rude. They took me to my site in dirty golf cart. The site was outside of the fence next to the road with busy traffic. The sewer hook up was way in the back and there is no way we could connect unless we bought a 3rd line. We were not going to stay there.... The owner refused to refund our money. Fortunately out bank took care of that.... What ever you do... Don't make reservations without seeing this place. - Billy J H
Mar 2017 - $40.00
We had a reservation at this park but when we arrived and saw the place we decided NOT to spend the night there. It is disgusting and appears unsafe. Noisy people were hanging around outside the gate. It is not a nice park and staff doesn't really care. - C and T
Feb 2017 - $40.00
Nice quiet place to stay. Staff was helpful and pleasant. Site was level of sand and grass. Site was long and has new services. They are upgrading some sites since the last hurricane. - Dana61704
43A Jenkins Road Hilton Head Island, South Carolina 29926 (map) | (843) 681-3256
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $65.00 | 144 Reviews
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May 2017 - $65.00
This has become our favorite RV resort. Friendly staff, clean and well-maintained facility, plenty of things for all ages, and beautiful sites. We parked our rig and took one of the park's golf carts around to select our site. All sites are level and concrete, but some are improved by individual owners to include landscape blocks, pavers and in one case a waterfall! Two pools, hot tub, and tennis courts are among the amenities offered and they are all impeccably maintained. The only negative is the traffic on Hilton Head which makes getting into and out of the access road a hassle. But it is a wonderful place to stay and we will be back! - Tallybeach
May 2017 - $79.00
I will add to others remarks. This is by far our favorite park. We were able to get a waterfront site with our own patio and picnic table. The park is very quiet and the park workers are extremely nice. We will definitely stay here again when in the HH area. - Kwanyen
Apr 2017 - $64.00
We have stayed at the HHH RV Resort 5 times. We have relatives with a timeshare on the island so we come here for 1 week every year when the PGA plays a tour event at Harbor Town Golf Course. They have an unusual check-in procedure that requires you to drive around the park (in a golf cart) and select your own spot. All of the sites are "back in", so, plan on unhooking your tow vehicle in front of the office. The sites are privately owned and have been upgraded by the owners with things like pavers, lights, plants/trees, and even fountains. The staff is very helpful. Also know that, should you need it, there is a Veterinary Clinic in Bluffton (the next town) that is open until 8:00pm - we highly recommend the Bluffton Veterinary Hospital. This isn't the cheapest RV park , but it will be difficult for you to find a nicer one. - CampingWithPoodles


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The Leader-Post writes about the return of A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline. Showing at the Casino Regina Show Lounge June 9-18. Read the article.
Opening week of The Ladies Foursome was a success! Jeff Dedekker says that "while serious subjects are touched upon during the production, it is first and foremost a comedy". Norm Foster uses his classic comedic touch, creating a production that "is stuffed with laughs". Click the link to read Jeff's whole review. http://ow.ly/xbX1300JBcZ
Globe Theatre's final production in our 2015-2016 season, The Ladies Foursome, opens this week! Jeff Dedekker of The Leader-Post interviews the show's director, Max Reimer, who tells us why he loves being a part of this hilarious play. http://leaderpost.com/entertainment/local-arts/globe-theatre-anxious-to-tee-up-the-ladies-foursome The Ladies Foursome runs May 25 - June 12.
Jeff Dedekker of the Leader-Post interviews critically acclaimed director Anita Rochon about her upcoming Globe Theatre production of Romeo and Juliet. To read about Anita's inspriation and process, visit http://ow.ly/10CXZz
Thank you to the Government of Canada for the historic investment in the Canada Council for the Arts and the significant support for cultural infrastructure announced in the 2016 federal budget. This funding will be transformational for arts organizations and artists and the communities that they serve. To find out more about the funding the federal budget has given the Canada Council for the Arts, visit http://ow.ly/103eb2
Are you an aspiring actor? Have you always wanted to appear in a Globe Theatre production? Globe Theatre is currently accepting submissions for our General Auditions. For more information on how to apply, click here.
Back by popular demand, Ring of Fire is heating up the Casino Regina Show Lounge March 8 - 12. Only two more evenings to catch the show! Jeff Dedekker gives you all the need to know details about the show. http://leaderpost.com/entertainment/local-arts/globe-theatres-ring-of-fire-set-for-return-to-casino-regina
Globe Theatre has been able to welcome Kelli Fox to the round as director of both The Drowning Girls and The Hound of the Baskervilles. For anyone having seen either of these magnificent productions, it is no surprise her work has been recognized. Congratulations to Kelli Fox for being awarded the prestigious Gina Wilkinson Prize. http://leaderpost.com/entertainment/local-arts/kelli-fox-honoured-by-the-gina-wilkinson-prize
Globe Theatre is excited to unveil their 2016-2017 theatre season. Ruth Smillie, Artistic Director and CEO of Globe Theatre, sits down with Jeff Dedekker of The Leader-Post to discuss the upcoming productions. "Whether it's music, fantasy, drama or tackling social issues, Globe Theatre will be covering a lot of territory with its 2016-17 season" - Jeff Dedekker Read more about the thrilling new theatre season by clicking the link...
Jeff Dedekker of the Leader Post interviews The Secret Mask director Marti Maraden, as well as Oliver Becker who plays the father in the production. Opening night is this evening, Thursday March 2nd at 7:30. Read more at http://leaderpost.com/entertainment/local-arts/globe-theatre-heading-on-a-poignant-journey-with-the-secret-mask Tickets are still available! Call 306-525-6400 or visit our online Box Office at www.globetheatrelive.com to reserve your seats.
"Sherlock Holmes might be the world's best detective, but it turns out he also has a keen sense of humour." - Jeff Dedekker Leader Post journalist Jeff Dedekker interviews Kevin Kruchkywich, who plays Sherlock Holmes in The Hound of the Baskervilles. Together they outline everything you will need to know about the amazingly athletic performance, the 15 diverse characters played by only three actors, and the side-splittingly funny script you have to look forward to when attending this...
A Tribute to Jerry Franken Jerry Franken died on January 15, 2016, at the age of 68. For audiences, staff and fellow actors, Jerry Franken was one of the most beloved actors who worked at Globe Theatre over the years. His work on the stage was honest and deeply felt. Each character he created was unique. He was a craftsman, an artist, a storyteller. He defined himself as an actor and not a performer. In his words, "Acting is important. Learn how to act. Performance is just being...
Jeff Dedekker of the Leader Post had a chance to sit down with the director of The Hound of the Baskervilles, Kelli Fox to discuss all the antics of rehearsing and directing this high energy, comedic show. "When Jeff Irving, Kevin Kruchkywich and Michael Spencer-Davis signed on for Globe Theatre's production of The Hound of the Baskervilles, there's a good chance they weren't completely aware of what was in store for them." - Jeff Dedekker Click here and read first hand about what these...
Quelemia Sparrow makes her Globe Theatre debut in Then Snow Queen in the dual roles of Freya and Hyrokkin. BIO Globe Theatre: Debut Other Theatre: The Jessie Richardson Award-winning production of Our Town (Osimous Theatre); The Edward Curtis Project (Great Canadian Theatre Company/National Arts Centre); The Penelopiad, August: Osage County (Arts Club Theatre); Ernestine Shuswap Gets Her Trout (Firehall Arts Centre); Where the Blood Mixes (Vancouver Playhouse/Western Canada...
Jacey Fahlman is one of ten Saskatchewan based artists involved in The Snow Queen. She joins the company as the Apprentice Stage Manager. BIO Globe Theatre: The Drowning Girls Other Theatre: The Birds, Backstory, The Philistines (University of Regina); Taking Steps, Charlotte's Web (Regina Little Theatre); Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein (Prairie Skies Musical Theatre); Dry Streak (Souris Valley Theatre). Upcoming: Romeo & Juliet (Globe Theatre). Other: Jacey is taking a year...
A fixture in the Saskatchewan theatre community, Jamie Lee Shebelski finally makes her Globe Theatre debut as Gerda, one of the courageous elves in The Snow Queen. BIO Globe Theatre: Debut Other Theatre: The Importance of Being Earnest (Persephone Theatre); Gordon Winter (Prairie Scene – National Arts Centre); Othello (Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan); The Alchemist (Dancing Sky Theatre); The Secret Garden (Western Canada Theatre); Silence (Northern Light Theatre); Perfect...
Kenilee Kehler has worked on countless productions at Globe Theatre and we are always happy to have her back! She joins the company of The Snow Queen as the Assistant Stage Manager. BIO Globe Theatre: Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash, Salt Baby, You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, Much Ado About Nothing, Sleeping Beauty, The Last Resort, A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline, Robin Hood, Shakespeare's Will, Conrad-Roy: Daffily Ever After. Other Theatre: Othello, Mary Stuart...
Christina Persson joins the cast of The Snow Queen in the unique role of Understudy, covering the roles of Skadi, Freya, Hyrokkin, Magda and Dagda, in case an actor falls ill. BIO Globe Theatre: Pride and Prejudice, Conrad-Roy: Daffily Ever After, By Candlelight: A Fusion Project, Fusion 2011. Other Theatre: Our Four Walls (MuD Collective) Film & Television: Adam and Amy (Short), Modern Mimes (Short), Others (Indigo Joseph Music Video) Other: Christina is an actor,...
Christine Oakey has travelled around the world for her career but she joins Globe Theatre for the first time as Stage Manager for The Snow Queen. BIO Globe Theatre: Debut Other Theatre: Touring Stage Manager: Eight tours with Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia including tours to China, Singapore, South Korea, across Canada and the USA, three tours with 2b theatre company including tours throughout the Maritimes and Western Australia. Stage Manager: Macbeth (Willpower Off the...
Regina actor and Globe favourite, Greg Ochitwa plays Dagda, one of the mischievous ice trolls in The Snow Queen. BIO Globe Theatre: Mainstage: Robin Hood, Metamorphoses (Actor); Shumiatcher Sandbox Series: COPE, a hip-hop musical (Writer/Actor), Fusion Project 2014: Touch, Fusion Project 2015: The Stay (Writer/Director). Other Theatre: The Comedy of Errors, Macbeth, As You Like It, and the title role in Hamlet (Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan); Becky's New Car (Theatre North...
Multi-talented Rebecca Donison joined the creative team of The Snow Queen as the Assistant Set and Costume Designer. BIO Globe Theatre: Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash (Head of Wardrobe), as well as various backstage roles in the costume shop and as a dresser. Other Theatre: Set and Costume Design: Dry Streak (Souris Valley Theatre); Set Design: The Velveteen Rabbit, Leading Ladies (Regina Little Theatre); Swept Off Our Feet: Boris Karloff and the Regina Cyclone (Regina...
Tony Munch has graced the stage at Globe Theatre on two previous occasions and we are happy to welcome him back to portray the role of Wotan in The Snow Queen. BIO Globe Theatre: Robin Hood, Becky's New Car. Other Theatre: Maggie Now (Workshop West); Falling: A Wake, Beyond the Farm Show, Rope's End (Blyth Festival); Down Dangerous Passes Road (Factory Theatre); The Optimists, Inexpressible Island (Great Canadian Theatre Company); Problem Child (New Stages); Twelfth Night, As You...
Ryland Alexander is a Regina-based Fight Director who brings to life the intricate fight scenes in The Snow Queen, including its climactic battle! BIO Globe Theatre: Sleeping Beauty Other Theatre: Fight Direction: August: Osage County (Citadel Theatre); Julius Caesar, Henry IV Part I, Taming of the Shrew (Shakespeare in the Park); Selected Directing Credits: Kafka's Monkey (The Golden Apple Theatre); Jack and Jill: Deconstruct (The System Theatre); Monster (The Greenwich...
Vancouver actor, Joey Lespérance makes an unforgettable debut on the Globe stage as Ivaldi the dwarf in The Snow Queen. BIO Globe Theatre: Debut Other Theatre: À toi pour Toujours ta Marie Lou, Des Fraises en Janvier, Porc épic, L'enfant Problème, Comment devenir parfait en 3 Jours (Théâtre la Seizième); Flying Blind (Arts Club Theatre Company; Australian tour). Other: Joey is a bilingual actor based in Vancouver. He is a four time Jessie Richardson Award nominee and was the...
Local musician Jeremy Sauer returns to Globe Theatre as the Composer and Sound Designer for The Snow Queen. BIO Globe Theatre: Main Stage: Composer and Sound Designer: Salt-Water Moon, Sleeping Beauty; Sound Designer: Becky's New Car, The Wizard of Oz, Jake and the Kid, A Doll's House, The Alice Nocturne, Doubt, a Parable, Girl in The Goldfish Bowl, Death and the Maiden; Musician: Mesa; Shumiatcher Sandbox Series: Musician, Composer: Fusion III; Composer, Sound Designer: A Thirst...


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AN "intimidating" partner in a law firm, who would lose his temper if his morning coffee was late, overloaded his secretary with work to force her to resign, an industrial tribunal heard.
Nicolas Bellord, partner with church and charity lawyers Witham Weld, was described as a "bully" by legal secretary June Hedley, who represented herself at the hearing.
The tribunal ruled that Hedley, who claimed she was sacked in April after taking up pay and conditions issues on behalf of other staff, had been unfairly dismissed. The secretary, who had been employed at the firm for nearly 20 years, said her redundancy was due to personality clashes with Bellord and the office manager Peter Kenward. They tried to over-burden her with work in a bid to make her give up her job, she said.
In a statement, Hedley said fee-earners in Bellord's office would be on "tenterhooks" until she arrived with his coffee. "He would also have explosive outbursts if I had not done his filing on a Wednesday," she said.
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