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SportDog Brand SportHunter SD-1825 Transmitter/Collar - Black - $289.99
If you hunt upland game birds and own up to three bird dogs, then check out the versatility, performance and expandability the SportHunter SD-1825 training system package offers. This package comes with one transmitter and one receiver (additional receivers sold separately) that give you a full range of training options in a compact design. Control your dog with confidence with up to 16 levels of stimulus. Plus, you can choose to send momentary or continuous corrections. Build a custom training system to achieve the best results from your dog using vibration and tone pulse options. The waterproof DryTek transmitter and receiver are submersible down to 25 ft. The SD-1825 gives you up to one mile of transmitting range. A slim-profile collar receiver ensures a perfect fit. The compact transmitter is ergonomically shaped and easy to hold. Unit expands to three dogs using SportHunter SDR-A 1825 Add-A-Dog receivers. On and off switch on receiver. Operates on lithium-ion batteries. Comes with a convenient docking station that fully charges the receiver in just two hours. Package also contains adapter, test light, belt clip, lanyard, long contact points, operating guide and basic training DVD and manual. Color: Black. Color: Black. - $289.99


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Modern design, new build villa in exclusive urbanization of Llenaire, Pollensa, North Mallorca
- 4 Bedrooms
- 5 Bathrooms
- Size 409m² (4,402ft²)
409 m2 new luxury villa with 230 m2 terrace in exclusive urbanization of Llenaire, Pollensa, North Mallorca. Wonderful house in a beautiful natural area.
Very modern villa in Llenaire Puerto Pollensa. This one level villa offers 4 bedrooms en-suite, parquet floor throughout, air-conditioning, fully fitted kitchen with lounge area, guest toilet, utility room, garden, heated pool (optional), porches and terraces with Jaccuzzi. This contemporary villa is located only 200m from the sandy beaches of the port, in the Llenaire area.
- Swimming pool
- Terrace
- Garden
- Parking
Bedrooms: 4 double bedrooms en-suite.
Bathrooms: 1 complete bathroom and 3 shower room + one shower near to the swimming pool. Kitchen: Very modern kitchen including all appliances (cooker, hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave...).
Utility Room: Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer.
Living Rooms: Living with a large dining table for 12 persons, lounge area with comfortable sofas, TV in the lounge and in the kitchen.
linen/maid service: Towels and linen are changed once a week.
Include gardens, barbecue area, outdoor furniture, swimming pool, porch and terrace, jacuzzi, subterranean parking, heated swimming pool, outside shower.
- hob/stove,
- oven,
- fridge/freezer,
- fridge,
- microwave,
- dishwasher,
- washing machine,
- tumble dryer,
- iron/ironing board,
- cable tv,
- tv,
- air conditioning,
- cot,
- barbecue,
- private pool
- Air-conditioning (hot and cold) throughout.
Pollensa in North Mallorca offers some of the best leisure and liftesyle opportunities on the island, with prestigious yacht clubs in each bay and some of the best golf courses (Alcudia and Royal Pollensa) on all the island.
Fantastic sailing opportunities abound with boat access to the best calas (small beaches) on the island and opportunities to sail all the way to Menorca from this coastline.
Villas in urbanizations of Pollensa and surrounding villages are some of the most refined and high-end farm house property opportunities in the island, offering newly built properties in the traditional island architectural style.
The sandy beaches of Puerto Pollensa are only 200m walking.
Proximity of 2 golf courses - Pollensa Golf with 9 holes (10 minutes drive) and Aucanada Golf in Alcudia (15 minutes drive) with 18 holes offering sea views.
You will land in San Joan Airport in Palma de Mallorca which is only 40 min drive from Puerto Pollensa. You can rent a car from 35 euros a day.
Puerto de Pollensa is located in the north of the Island. 10 min drive from Pollensa with its enchanting old town and 10 min from Alcudia old town.
Further details
Llenaire is located at 5 min drive from the very centre of Puerto Pollensa which offers a lot of restaurants and shops.
Market day in Puerto Pollensa is each Wednesday, in Pollensa it's each Sunday and in Alcudia each Tuesday.
Contact us about this propertyLucas Fox Mallorca
+34 933 562 989
- Price available on request
- House / Villa Holiday let
- 4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms
- Size 409m² (4,402ft²)
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A day at the Races is turning in to an annual event for one of my good friends and I. On Saturday, we got all dressed up and headed to Ladies Day at the local racecourse.
A day at the Races is a lot of fun. It can be pricey but if you go with a set amount of cash for drinks and for betting and don't take your bank card, then you'll do just fine. It also helps if your friend's boss is in attendance and splashes out on champagne for everyone all day.
As it was Ladies Day, we definitely wanted to look our best. There are prizes given to the best dressed ladies on the day but it is also nice to look your best and don a fancy hat. I chose a colour scheme of blue and red for my outfit. I already had a red fascinator from last year and I thought it would be good to get some more use out of it.
My dress is from online clothing store Chi Chi London. It was a bit of a risk buying a dress online but I was delighted with the dress when it arrived and it fit perfectly. My fascinator and clutch are both from a local boutique in town and my shoes were from Littlewoods; they were reduced from £50.00 to £11.00 and were really comfy and easy to walk in (before the champagne, of course!)
Before we set off for the Races, we headed in to town to have lunch at a lovely restaurant. We met up with the rest of the people we were going with and enjoyed a lovely meal and a few drinks. My friend had arranged a minibus for us all and it arrived at 4.30pm to collect us. Naturally, we needed to get some refreshments for the bus so we stopped at a local Morrisons and improvised with Morrisons coffee cups for the wine!
When you arrive at the Races, it's amazing to see all the girls dressed up in beautiful dresses and stunning hats/fascinators. The men always look very handsome in shirts and ties or, my favourite look, jeans, a shirt and a smart blazer/jacket.
We went through the gates and headed straight to the champagne tent. We managed to find a table in the sunshine and we sat there from around 5.30pm until 9pm. We were pretty merry by the time we left! We didn't win anything we bet on; infact we gave up betting after the fifth race, preferring to save our money for more drinks.
The entertainment after the Races is really good. There's a live band inside the racecourse and it was fun to have a dance. For the ladies who get picked as best dressed, they get to take part in a fashion show, but we didn't see that...none of us were picked.
We headed to our minibus at 11pm and headed in to town for more dancing and drinks. I got home at almost 3am! It was a fantastic day and night and we can't wait for next year!
Thursday, 14 August 2014
A Day at the Races
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Camping in the Ardennes : enjoy the beauty of the Semois valley in Belgium
A camping site on the banks of the Semois river
In its superb location on the banks of the Semois river, the Ban de Laviot camping site offers a recreational environment in the midst of the Belgian Ardennes for your family holiday .
Lots of activities for the whole family
Nature lovers, sports enthusiasts and people in search of a relaxing atmosphere are all catered for at the Ban de Laviot camping site. The ideal spot for your holiday. Discover or rediscover the Semois region and its many opportunities for leisure and recreation. The camping site offers you easy access to discover the Ardennes during long walks or mountain-biking. You can also take the opportunity to swim or fish in the Semois, while many activities are on offer at less than 2km from the camping site: kayaking on the Semois river, mini-golf, bowling, boules or horse riding.
Everything to ensure your comfort
The very many facilities on offer at the Ban de Laviot camping site include hot showers, heated washing and toilet facilities with a hair dryer, a baby area, a laundry and a children's play area. Our brasserie-restaurant and its terrace looking out over the Semois river will delight all nature lovers, who can enjoy a good meal or sip a drink while admiring the beautiful landscape of the Belgian Ardennes.
Site for motor homes
Motor homes are easily accommodated as we have an area specially designated for these vehicles.
A découvrir dans la région
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Education News Round-Up
April has been a busy month for education reform, and this week's news round-up covers recent legislation aiming to make important changes.
The 2012 Race to the Top Fund Invests in Early Education Reform
The Race to the Top Fund is an initiative by the Obama Administration that allocated over $4 billion in grants to education reform and invites states to apply for funding to create their own education improvement plans. On April 9, the U.S. Department of Education announced that $133 million would be released this year specifically for early education reform efforts. This money is from the Race to the Top Fund's budget of $550 million for 2012.
"What happens in early childhood sets the stage for everything that follows in life," said Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. "These new Race to the Top Early Learning Challenge Grants will help some of our youngest citizens thrive in school, be successful through adolescence and grow into healthy, successful adults." Colorado, Illinois, New Mexico, Oregon and Wisconsin will all be applying for the fund.
Virginia Makes the Move to Online Education
States are beginning to integrate online education into their schools' curricula, and Virginia has just become the latest. On April 5, Governor Robert McDonnell approved a bill that requires all Virginia students to take at least one online class in order to graduate, beginning with students entering high school in 2013. "Expanding virtual education has been a key part of McDonnell's education agenda since taking office in 2010," says the governor's spokesperson, Jeff Caldwell. "The online-course requirement will better prepare students for the job market of the 21st century."
Tennessee Law Allows Educators to Challenge Scientific Theories
Tennessee has just passed a law that protects teachers who express their religious beliefs and argue against evolution, climate change, "the chemical origins of life" and other controversial subjects. This makes Tennessee the second state after Louisiana to legally protect the teaching of alternatives to scientific theory.
Republican Senator Bo Watson says the bill was meant to foster healthy debate and allow teachers more freedom in the classroom. "I am glad that the governor recognized that this bill does not do all of the things that its critics have alleged," Watson told the Los Angeles Times. "It does not change the state's science curriculum, and it does not change how science is taught. Both of those assertions are red herrings."
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam, however, does not agree: "The bill received strong bipartisan support, passing the House and Senate by a 3-to-1 margin. But good legislation should bring clarity and not confusion. My concern is that this bill has not met this objective." He allowed the bill to pass without his signature.
Eighth Grade New York City Student Searches for a High School
There are over 69,000 eighth graders in New York City, and of the 127 attending East Side Middle School, only five were not chosen by schools in the annual high school draft. One of those students is Omri Shefet, an incredibly bright student who is now searching for a high school. He told the New York Times, "I was speechless. Everyone else was saying, 'I got in, I got in,' and I just felt dumb and stupid. I had anger in me I never really felt before. I didn't know how to react."
Omri began middle school as a special needs student, needing physical and speech therapy before being mainstreamed with other students. He has struggled but is incredibly gifted in other areas. His teachers have recognized his love of sports and knowledge of sports information, and use that to engage him in class. Mr. Cesa, his math teacher and basketball coach, teaches him by using sports-related math questions and made him the basketball team's statistician. The next round of high school acceptances begins this month, and his teachers are determined to help him however they can.
Three Lottery Winning Teachers Continue Teaching
The three winners of Maryland's record-breaking Mega Millions Jackpot will be receiving $35 million dollars each within the next two weeks — enough money to retire on and live a life of luxury, but none of the "Three Amigos," as they call themselves, intend to quit their jobs. They just so happen to be teachers at three separate schools and have no other desire than to continue teaching. Out of respect for their students and colleagues, and to avoid media attention, all three have elected to remain anonymous, though it is known that they are a man and two women. One is a special education teacher, another is an elementary school teacher and the third is a school administrator. This is proof that great teachers are not in it for the money; they teach to make a difference.
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If life is a carnival, the 21st annual Rainbow Gala on Saturday provided the perfect setting. More than 780 guests at the JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) gala walked into a ballroom transformed by Bonnie Walker into a tented wonderland of red and blue, with circus-themed accouterments including live goldfish centerpieces. Festive atmosphere aside, the evening raised serious money — more than $1.4 million — to help fund a cure for Type 1 diabetes. Many in the crowd had a personal connection to the disease, including Maureen Barunas, whose son Ryan has diabetes. He was there to see her honored for nearly 25 years as a JDRF board member and volunteer. Maria Metro (with David) and Cindy Paul (with John) co-chaired the evening, with Rob German (with Anne) as corporate chair. An extensive silent and live auction kept guests busy between dancing to Gary Racan and the studio-e Band (hard to sit still!) and a dinner of filet and macadamia-crusted sablefish. Among the many were board chair Nan and Steve De Turk, Sue Zitelli, Debbie and Mike Barbarita, Bonnie and Tom Van Kirk, Dr. Stan and Nikol Marks, Kitty Gleason, Bill Caroselli, Sue Fitzsimmons, Evan and Holly Frasier, Roseanne Wholey, Morgan and Kathy O'Brien, Ellen Marks and emcee Larry Richert.
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Tweet, Tweet, Bad Beat: Poker's Too Legit to Quit
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Jason Mercier won his second gold bracelet of 2016. That, and more, in the latest World Series of Poker recap.
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Grand Swiss-Belhotel Medan
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Grand Swiss-Belhotel Medan
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Property Location
With a stay at Grand Swiss-Belhotel Medan, you'll be centrally located in Medan, steps from Museum of North Sumatra and Vihara Gunung Timur. This 4.5-star hotel is within close proximity of Shri Mariaman and Sun Plaza.
Make yourself at home in one of the 242 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature jetted bathtubs and rainfall showerheads. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages and body treatments. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a nightclub, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub. Additional amenities at this Beaux Arts hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and shopping on site.
Grab a bite to eat at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and 2 coffee shops/cafés, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Relax with a refreshing drink from a poolside bar or one of the 2 bars/lounges. Breakfast is available for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and limo/town car service. Planning an event in Medan? This hotel has 861 square feet (80 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Total number of rooms - 242
- Steam room
- Shopping on site
- Number of meeting rooms - 7
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-in
- In-room accessibility
- Conference space size (meters) - 80
- Spa services on site
- Free WiFi
- Nightclub
- Rooftop terrace
- Year Built 2008
- Pool umbrellas
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Television in common areas
- Business center
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Express check-out
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- Meeting rooms 7
- Designated smoking areas
- Elevator/lift
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Poolside bar
- Laundry facilities
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Multilingual staff
- Number of coffee shops/cafes - 2
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
- Number of floors - 27
- Children's pool
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Spa tub
- ATM/banking
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (feet) - 861
- Full-service spa
- Accessible bathroom
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Porter/bellhop
- Swim-up bar
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Snack bar/deli
- Sauna
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Room Facilities
- Bathrobes
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Free newspaper
- Turndown service
- Rainfall showerhead
- Individually decorated
- Slippers
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
- Refrigerator
- Room service (24 hours)
- Daily housekeeping
- Premium bedding
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Jetted bathtub
- Free bottled water
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Premium TV channels
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- In-room massage available
- Free WiFi
- Bidet
- Minibar
- Individually furnished
- Free toiletries
- Satellite TV service
- In-room safe
- Air conditioning
- Soundproofed rooms
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Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: USD 12 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 30 per vehicle (roundtrip)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 26.5 per night
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International Society for Children with Cancer (ISCC)
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NIPOC is a grass-root, non-profit organization, with no religion preference or political affiliations.
Our Mission is to promote professional and business opportunity among our members, raise awareness of rich Persian heritage/culture among Iranians and Americans, and unify Iranian-Americans in serving public and social causes in our community.
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170 acres in Yazoo County, Mississippi
This is it! 170 ac. of Yazoo County's finest hunting property that you are going to find. Property features 90 ac. of 15 yo pine plantation and 25 ac. of 15 yo sawtooth oaks with remainder being in mature hardwoods and food plots. Live creek runs through the property and three stock ponds provide excellent water source for game. Located just 25 minutes from Madison, this outstanding recreational retreat is one that you cannot pass up! It will not last long!
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Virginia Young Democrats Release New Voter Outreach Plan In Six Targeted House Districts
Richmond, VA – August 29, 2013 – News Release –Today, the Virginia Young Democrats (VAYD) released their "Phoning For Our Future" program designed to support and elect six Democratic candidates in targeted House of Delegate races.
"For the first time in decades, the Virginia Young Democrats have committed to an extensive, yet targeted, plan to turn-out voters and support the election of Democrats to the House of Delegates," said VAYD President, Gonzalo Aida (Richmond.) "This is our house and we are taking it back. For too long, it has been the garden where Republicans grow repressive legislation that makes Virginia the laughing stock of late night comedy shows – not anymore."
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Ten (or more) media industry stories you might have missed recently:
1. Twitter's bidding value has reached $4 billion, pretty good for a service whose purpose its own CEO can't even pinpoint. Another Twitter exec said there are no plans to parlay Twitter into a news network, but Mathew Ingram says in some senses it already is one (and have you watched CNN?), as is social media in general. Twitter can also be used to crowdsource a story for Tim Burton.
2. We're finally (hopefully) done with two long, drawn-out movie studio stories: Disney has sold Miramax to Filmyard Holdings, and MGM can now officially relaunch itself anew. But we're not yet done with the long, drawn-out story of who will take over the MPAA. For a time it was said to be Democratic politician Bob Kerrey; now the name is Republican politician Tom Davis. And we're not sure what the future of the British film industry will be without the long, drawn-out Harry Potter series to rely on.
3. Awards season is shifting into middle gear: Winter's Bone is really cleaning up, winning at the Gotham Awards and the Torino Film Festival and leading the Independent Spirit Award nominations, which also had a few surprises; the National Board of Review liked The Social Network best; Sundance has announced its competitive slate (and the out of competition fare); the Academy has released the animated and live-action short Oscar nomination shortlist; and Roman Polanski accepted a Best Director award from the European Film Awards via Skype.
4. Blockbuster is hoping a new ad campaign ("We're not closed yet!") and a new pricing scheme ("Hopefully you'll return this late!") will rescue it. In contrast, the only thing rising faster than Netflix is the volume of articles on the rise of Netflix, which leads David Poland to offer his familiar "Wait a minute" perspective, while Dian L. Chu wonders if a crash is possible, and Paul Carr wonders why the studios don't like Netflix more.
5. Wii console sales have declined precipitously; at the Xbox's 5th birthday mark, there are no new consoles on the horizon; and Disney is shifting attention from console to online and mobile games. And why not, with games like Angry Birds garnering lots of money and new addicts.
6. Hard to keep track of all the piracy and copyright news lately: The US government has shut down over 80 websites suspected of piracy, Fox has gone after an online script trader, Viacom is appealing the YouTube case, Pirate Bay lost an appeal, prosecutors dropped a case against an Xbox hacker, the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal by a 16-year-old illegal downloader, Google will try out new anti-piracy measures (which make Greg Sandoval wonder which side Google is on now, Team Copyright Owner or Team User), and China (Team China) is fighting intellectual-property abuse.
7. Google's looking to make a library distribution deal with Miramax, part of a larger plan to feature more long-form content on YouTube. Google's plan to acquire Groupon fell through, though, ending an already tough week that saw the company investigated for antitrust allegations by the European Union and having to respond to criticism that it helps corrupt businesses. But hey, at least it's not MySpace.
8. A UK court ruled that paid news aggregator services have to pay newspapers when those services feature newspapers' online content, even just headlines and short extracts, which could have significant implications (though the ruling will be appealed, of course). Something like Google News (and WAYM!) is ok because it's free and ad-supported, not subscription-based.
9. Half of the Grammy nominations went to indie artists and labels, but Leonard Pierce says it's more complicated than that. Spotify took a big financial loss last year, but Bruce Houghton says it's more complicated than that. Fergie won a Billboard Woman of the Year Award; I wish it was more complicated than that.
10. Good News for TV Majors links from the past two weeks: Ad Volume Standards, The Netflix Challenge, DirecTV May Drop Channels, Walking Dead Closes Writers' Room, Copps Criticizes Media, Good TVeets (#liesshowrunnerstellyou edition), Terriers Coverage, US Worried About Rep on Canadian TV, Net Neutrality Vote, Comcast Dispute, Attention Span Issue.


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North America is becoming more and more pet friendly. This is clearly evidenced by the continually increasing multi-billion dollar pet economy. North Americans don't only spend money on pets themselves, but also on pet food, vet bills, pet toys, pet …
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Sheridan was an adorable piggie. I chose her three years ago because her fur was made of three perfect stripes. She was very clever and followed me in the house like a little dog. She talked so much and was very sweet and loved to be caressed and hugged. I loved her so much and suffered a lot when she begined to be ill. She was a total part of my life and loosing her has been like loosing a part of me. I still look in my room on the floor to see if she might appear from under my bed. She died on my lap suffering so much. She was one and only. I'll never want another again and i miss her terribly. I just hope she's happy now like she was on my shoulder near my hair and i want her to know I always think about her and her pink nose. she left a little tattoo on my heart a deserves love and happiness wherever she is.. maybe here with me.. sheridan I will always miss you my only little piggie.


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Bridgeport, CT 06606-4201
Tel: (203)576-5235
- St. Vincent's College is a community-based Catholic College providing an education in nursing and allied health, and the liberal arts and sciences.
School Highlights
- St Vincent's College serves 751 students (10% of students are full-time).
- The college's student:teacher ratio of 15:1 is lower than the state community college average of 22:1.
- Minority enrollment is 25% of the student body (majority Hispanic and Black), which is less than the state average of 47%.
- St Vincent's College is one of 5 community colleges within Fairfield County, CT.
- The nearest community college is Housatonic Community College (1.80 miles away).
School Overview
- The teacher population of 49 teachers has grown by 63% over five years.
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|Institution Level
|Four or more years
|At least 2 yrs but < 4 yrs
|Institution Control
|Private, non-profit
|Total Faculty
|49 staff
|71 staff
|Total Enrollment
|751 students
|2,814 students
|Student : Teacher Ratio
|# Full-Time Students
|78 students
|971 students
|# Part-Time Students
|673 students
|1,843 students
|% Asian
|% Hispanic
|% Black
|% White
|% Non Resident races
|Diversity ScoreThe chance that two students selected at random would be members of a different ethnic group. Scored from 0 to 1, a diversity score closer to 1 indicates a more diverse student body.
|College Completion Rate
|Average Graduate Earnings (10 Years)
Source: 2016 (or latest year available) IPEDS
School Notes
- St. Vincent's, established in 1905, is a community based Catholic College providing an education in nursing, allied health, and the liberal arts and sciences. Its mission is derived from the historic commitment of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent De Paul to care for the sick poor and to educate others for the health care ministry. The core values of Ascension Health guide the College in its service to others: Service of the Poor, Reverence, Integrity, Wisdom, Creativity, and Dedication based upon an environment which supports Judeo-Christian values. St. Vincent's College is an affiliate of St. Vincent's Medical Center which provides a wealth of clinical experience for students. Serving Southwestern Connecticut and Westchester County, New York, St. Vincent's Medical Center is a modern, 397-bed acute care hospital offering more than 50 specialty and subspecialty medical and surgical disciplines. Through its dedicated and highly qualified faculty and staff, the College offers associate degrees in Nursing, Radiography, Medical Assisting, and General Studies. Certificate programs are offered in Medical Assisting, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Central Sterile Processing, Health Promotion, Hospital Coding and other allied health fields. The Continuing Education Division provides numerous credit and non-credit courses and programs to help individuals upgrade their skills or prepare for new careers. St. Vincent's College is licensed and accredited by the State of Connecticut Board of Governors for Higher Education. The College is authorized to award Associate in Science degrees in Allied Health Fields and General Studies. St. Vincent's College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education.
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UncommonGoods Baby & Toddler Books Grandparent & Grandchild Letter Book Set $40 from UncommonGoods Buy Now See more UncommonGoods Baby & Toddler Books 2 For the Humble Bragger The hardcover accordion brag book ($25) from Pinhole Press is a unique, simple way to give grandparents a little love that they can show off to their friends on Valentine's Day. accordion brag book $25 from pinholepress.com Buy Now 3 For the Grandparents Who Have a Way With Words: Letters to My Grandchild: Write Now. Read Later. Treasure Forever. Book This Letters to My Grandchild: Write Now. Read Later. Treasure Forever. ($15) book is a sentimental gift that allows grandparents to share their memories with their precious grandchild to save for future milestones. Chronicle Books "Letters to My Grandchild: Write Now. Read Later. 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July events in Lisbon
Super Bock Super Rock
1st July 2017 to 31st July 2017
Super Bock Super Rock is a three-day annual Rock music festival at Meco Beach. Free camping and music of well known artists all over the world makes it a true Summer Festival. Keep an eye on the website as dates for 2017 are soon to be announced!
Boom Festival
1st July 2017 to 31st July 2017
Boom is an extraordinary week long festival that occurs every two years during full moon in August. Hundreds of Boomers gather in this wonderful lake in Portuguese inland. Dates to be advised.
Colorland Color Festivals Portugal
8th July 2017
Colorland Color Festival is a crowd pleasing event of ancient Indian ritual. Make sure to wear an white t-shirt and be prepared to be covered in colourful powder! A great event for friends and family.
Optimus Alive 2016
6th July 2017 to 8th July 2017
A very popular music and art festival, Optimus Alive is one of the top European festivals that occurs in Algs riverside. Headliners such as Artic Monkeys, The Black Keys as well as The Libertines are the type of bands that grace the stage.
Mercado Medieva
14th July 2017 to 7th August 2017
A recreation of spirit of medieval Europe, Mercado Medieva in an event in Óbidos to travel back in time.


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Kitchens With Islands
Photo By: Designer, Gregory Augustine
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Island Paradise
Kitchen islands are popular. According to the National Association of Home Builders, 80 percent of home buyers consider an island desirable or essential. But that doesn't mean it's right for everyone. Consider your space to make sure you have enough clearance on all sides of the island. Design by Gregory Augustine.
A Better Work Triangle
The island in this kitchen features a second sink to use for food preparation, creating a compact and convenient work triangle. Design by Gail Drury.
Cooktop Kitchen Island
When designing a cooktop island like this one, make sure you have the structural ability to build a ventilation hood directly above. Photo by Maxwell Mackenzie. Design by Rouzita Vahhabaghai.
Traditional Kitchen Island
For many homeowners, a basic island helps make a small kitchen feel larger and adds a much-needed work surface. Design by Candice Olson.
Double Duty
This working island functions as a cooking area with a built-in stove and prep space and as a bar with seating.
Grab a Bite
This eight-foot-long island is great for grabbing a quick meal and as additional space for food prep. Design by Phyllis Harbinger.
Display Shelves
This island houses the main sink and includes bar seating and built-in display shelves. Design by Dave Stimmel.
Make It a Galley
This extended island gives this L-shaped kitchen a galley-like feel and features plenty of cabinet storage, counter space and seating. Design by Tina Muller.
Give It Character
Islands can be fun as well as functional. This one is designed to complement a Mediterranean kitchen, with unique features like decorative wheels, architectural details and aged texture on the cabinet doors. The rustic hanging pot rack above it adds more Old World charm.
Chef's Island
This custom-designed stone island features a deck-mounted pot filler and custom-designed hood mixed with state-of-the-art appliances.
Gathering Place
The island in this horseshoe, or U-shape, kitchen features a second sink and acts like a dining area that can seat several people.
Small Kitchen Island
An island doesn't have to be big, especially if you have a small kitchen. A simple island like this one is highly functional and doesn't take up much space. Design by Didier Michot.
Entertainment Central
The island in this L-shaped kitchen allows the homeowner to prepare food on one side while entertaining guests sitting on the other side.


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Are you willing to take your trousers off on the Tube? And – more importantly – are you able to keep a straight face about it?
These are the two main requirements for people wishing to take part in this Sunday's event in which Londoners ditch their trousers and waltz onto the London Underground with bare legs.
Known globally as the No Pants Subway Ride, but in the UK as the No Trousers Tube Ride, this now-annual event will see participants gathering at 3pm in a central location before removing their trousers, travelling the Tube and eventually making it to the pub, all in the name of fun.
The event was originally started by Improv Everywhere in New York. The organisers say the mission "started as a small prank with seven guys and has grown into an international celebration of silliness, with dozens of cities around the world participating each year."
In pictures: People around the world strip off for No Pants Subway Ride Day
In pictures: People around the world strip off for No Pants Subway Ride Day
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People wearing no pants participate in the first No Pants Subway Ride in Brussels
2/35 Berlin, Germany
An unsuspecting subway passenger reads a book next to participants of the No Pants Subway Ride in Berlin
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Participants of the No Pants Subway Ride prepare to board a train in Berlin
4/35 Buenos Aires, Argentina
A couple taking part in the No Pants Subway Ride remains on a metro train in Buenos Aires
5/35 Buenos Aires, Argentina
People taking part in the No Pants Subway Ride wait at a metro station in Buenos Aires
6/35 Kiev, Ukraine
No Pants Subway Ride organizers often recommend that participants wear hats that 'cover all of the head and ears.' Also socks must be 'as high as you can manage' and preferably individualistic
7/35 Kiev, Ukraine
Passengers without pants wait on a underground platform during the No Pants Subway Ride in Kiev
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Young Ukrainians wearing no pants participate in the first No Pants Subway Ride in Kiev
9/35 London, UK
A woman reads a book while taking part in a No Pants Day 2014 flash mob on the London Underground
10/35 London, UK
No Pants Day flash mob is the event organized by Improv Everywhere and takes place in many cities across the world
11/35 London, UK
The goal for the participants of No Pants Day is to get on public transport dressed in normal winter clothes, but without pants while keeping a straight face
12/35 Madrid, Spain
A passenger stands in between participants as they wait for the train without their pants during the 5th annual No Pants Subway Ride in Madrid
13/35 Mexico City, Mexico
A man without pants and wearing a mask sits in a subway train during the No Pants Subway Ride in Mexico City
14/35 Mexico City, Mexico
After meeting in a chosen point passengers undress and with their legs bare they board a metro car at separate stops behaving the usual way – reading a paper, looking at a cell phone etc
15/35 Mexico City
The unusual thing, to the shock of other passengers, is that that people taking part in No Pants Day, wear no pants while the upper body is properly dressed for winter
16/35 Mexico City, Mexico
A couple without pants walks off a subway train at an underground platform during the No Pants Subway Ride in Mexico City
17/35 Mexico City, Mexico
A woman without pants is photographed by members of her team at an underground platform during the No Pants Subway Ride in Mexico City
18/35 Atlanta, USA
Participants begin to shed their pants for the No Pants Subway Ride annual event joining other pantless riders at the Civic Center station in Atlanta
19/35 Chicago, USA
In the very first event, only seven guys went pants-less in New York, but now the annual celebration has followers in dozens of cities around the world
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A man takes part in the annual No Pants Subway Ride in New York
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Passengers on a subway stand next to a girl dressed for the annual No Pants Subway Ride in the Manhattan borough of New York
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People take part in the annual No Pants Subway Ride in New York
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A passenger walks in his pants in a subway station in New York
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Passengers on a train in New York during the No Pants Subway Ride
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A statement on the Improv Everywhere website said: 'The mission started as a small prank with seven guys and has grown into an international celebration of silliness, with dozens of cities around the world participating each year'
26/35 New York, USA
No Pants Day begun as a joke in 2002 when New York acting group Improv Everywhere decided to shock members of the public by taking off their trousers
27/35 Washington, USA
Rules for participants are pretty simple. First, pranksters agree meeting points, often through social media, then split into groups and descend on the subway with pants on
28/35 Paris, France
A passenger without his pants waits for a train during the 'No Pants Subway Ride' event at a subway station in Paris
29/35 Paris, France
There were quite a few recommended options for undies: 'granny panties, boxer briefs, boxers, or boy cut' – in other words, something tasteful or funny rather than scandalous
30/35 Paris, France
Event organizers also suggested that those willing to join the mission may wear two pairs of underwear
31/35 Prague, Czech Republic
One of the suggestions from organisers was: 'Don't wear a thong or anything else that might offend people. Our aim is to make people laugh, not piss them off'
32/35 Sofia, Bulgaria
Women in underwear wait for a train in the Sofia City subway as they take part in the 2014 No Pants Subway Ride in the Bulgarian capital
33/35 Beijing, China
Participants should pretend that they do not know each other and are instructed not to speak with one another
34/35 Hong Kong, China
Commuters in Hong Kong and Beijing braved public transport without trousers in the stunt
35/35 Bangalore, India
Indian commuters, stripped to their underpants, participate in a No Pants Subway Ride on the metro in Bangalore
"The idea behind No Pants [trousers in the UK] is simple: Random passengers board a subway car at separate stops in the middle of winter without pants. The participants behave as if they do not know each other, and they all wear winter coats, hats, scarves, and gloves. The only unusual thing is their lack of pants."
Last year trouserless travellers boarded underground trains in London, New York, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Istanbul, Shanghai and Hong Kong as events took place in over 60 cities in more than 25 countries.Reuse content


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Bart and Barb O'Brien, owners of the winery O'Brien Estate, hosted an evening of musical performances by the established band The Song Project at Silo's, Napa's Premiere Music Room.
To start off the event's festivities, an intimate reception was held at the O'Brien Estate winery. This was a special occasion, where guests were invited to privately tour the winery, vineyards, tasting room, retail shop, and grounds.
"The Song Project is (noted for) redefining jazz for a new generation by expanding jazz improvisations to songs ranging from Radiohead, Paul McCartney, AC/DC to Cole Porter, Miles Davis and more. Each artist embraces multiple genres displaying virtuosity on their instruments and creating a signature sound by weaving the rhythmic and textural elements of didgeridoo, guitar, trumpet and rhythm section, enhanced with raw, emotional vocals." (Obtained via TSP online source.) The didgeridoo is a unique wind instrument, which creates an out-of-this-world deep jungle sound; moreover it is a natural wooden trumpet, referred to as a "drone pipe" that was developed by Indigenous Australians 1,500 years ago. Mark Rapp and Derek Lee Bronston (members of the band The Song Project)are masters of their instruments and are tech gurus. They created an impressive App for Apple IPhones and Ipads that combines melodies with artwork. The artist who collaborated with the band, to create the artwork for the Applum, is none other than Award wining designer/photographer Sean Mosher-Smith, acclaimed for designing masterful art for music stars Iggy Pop, Lenny Kravitz and K.T. Tunstall. Jazz artist Mark Rapp is known for his studies under legendary piano Master Ellis Marsalis. Currently Mark Rapp and Derek Lee Bronston are touring the U.S., most recently performed at the 2012 San Francisco's Historic Fillmore Jazz Festival. Accompanying the duo at Silo's on the Tabla drums, a North Indian traditional percussion instrument, was special guest performer Rajiv Parikh who toured with the San Francisco jam band New Monsoon for several years.
The musicians merged their music and O'Brien wine experience into the show, by pairing each song performed with a specific wine from O'Brien Estate. To fully experience the evening, the O'Brien Estate wine was available to all guests at Silo's. What differentiates this particular winery is their mission to combine the passion of both wine and the progression of love and romance. "The story is told through the names of each wine and the poetry on the back of each label" (obtained via O'Brien Estate online source). The amorous labels include Flirtation, Attraction, Romance of the Heart, Seduction, Passion of the Soul, Devotion, and Reflection. Poetry was also incorporated between various musical segments, during the performance at Silo's.
Above: From left, Barb and Bart O'Brien, owners of O'Brien Estate Napa Valley winery, in their retail shop during the reception.
Above: From left, Mark Rapp playing trumpet, center Rajiv Parikh playing the Tabla drums and to their right vocalist and guitarist Derek Lee Bronston.
Above: From left, Mark Rapp playing the didgeridoo, and to his right, Rajiv Parikh playing the Tabla drums.


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Kenechi Udeze has retired.
The 2004 first-round pick (20th overall) of the Minnesota Vikings was diagnosed with a form of leukemia, a cancer of the blood, in February 2008 and was forced to miss last season as he received chemotherapy and a blood transfusion.
The Vikings opted to pay his base salary of $807,000 anyway, and earlier this year he was given a fairly clean bill of health and allowed to return to practices and workouts.
"It feels really good, just more or less being around the fellas again," Udeze said in late May after an offseason practice. "I still have a couple things I need to work out amongst my own body, but for the most part I'm feeling pretty good."
Udeze said he wasn't born and raised to believe he wouldn't make it back and oftentimes responded to questions about that possibility with a bit of disgust. Vikings coach Brad Childress said Udeze consistently treated the disease as a common cold and maintained a positive attitude throughout the dark days of his battle.
"I've had great coaches throughout my life and they just instilled in me everything I needed to get through this," Udeze said then. "Besides that, coming from a great family, my mom always being the provider and the force behind our family. Then my older brother (Thomas Barnes, who was Udeze's bone marrow donor), who you guys already know about. I've been training for this my whole life. I'm doing good."
Udeze said in May that "of course" he'd be ready for training camp, but he wasn't trying to underplay the struggles he had been through.
"I'd be lying if I said it was easy. There was never an easy point. The first time I went back to USC and started working out with the fellas, I fell," he said. "I took two steps and I fell. That's the only thing that I'm really suffering from. That's why I really can't complain about much. I took small steps at first and, to where I am now, I can't complain.
"My brother said, 'For neuropathy (an abnormality of the nerves) to be the only thing that's really slowing you down, you really have a lot to be thankful for.' I just wish it would kind of hurry up and take a leave of absence. It's going to be tough and I'm going to get through it."
For now, however, he has been placed on the reserve/retired list.
It's a far cry from where he was in 2007 before the diagnosis. Then, he tied for the team lead and tied a career high with five sacks, adding 53 tackles, including five for a loss, 30 quarterback hurries, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery that he returned for 37 yards as he was part of the league's leading run defense.
That was the climax to his pro career after a stellar college performance at USC.
One of the nation's premier defensive ends in 2003, Udeze guided the Trojans to a share of the national title in his final season there as the leader of what was regarded to be the premier defensive line in college football. There, he was a dominating pass rusher who combined size, speed and strength to defeat double-team coverage. He was a three-year starter (36 of 37 games), recorded 135 tackles (94 solos) with 28 sacks for minus-185 yards, 51 stops for losses of 245 yards, a school career-record 14 forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, an interception, five pass deflections and two blocked kicks.
Doctors recommended Udeze take a year off after his bone marrow transplant, but he said he's "not like other people."
"I can't take a day off. I can't take a second off," he said in May. "I'm still miles away from where I was before compared to (teammates) out here. … I'm not in the same playing field now. But that's what I'm striving to and that's what I'm working to. Until today, until the first game, that's what I'm getting to."
In Nigerian, Kenechi means "God's love will always be with me." In what is sure to be an emotionally trying time, the thoughts of Vikings fans are undoubtedly with him as well.
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A Reactor is a coil constructed and used predominantly for its inductance or reactance property. For a given current flow, a definite voltage drop exists across the winding. The current flowing through them is all exciting current, so the magnetic circuit is designed to give the required exciting current at the desired voltage drop.
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Inherent available fault currents often exceed the capacities of protective/control equipment such as circuit breakers. Current limiting reactors limit the fault currents to safe levels within the capacity of such equipment, providing for a very cost-effective solution.
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A Saturable Reactor has a main AC winding and a DC control winding. The combination provides for a continuous variation of the reactance of the main AC winding by controlling the DC current in the control winding. The DC in the control winding controls the magnetization of the magnetic core, thus controlling the inductance of the AC winding. Variation of impedance occurs by altering the DC current in control winding. Once the DC of the control winding saturates the core, the inductance of the saturable reactor drops dramatically. This allows low level signal in the DC winding to control the flow of high level AC current in the main AC winding.
Dampening reactors limit the inrush and outrush currents of capacitor banks.
Motors take considerably high current at start when the rotor is at rest. The current drops to normal as the motor speed picks up. Motor starting reactors are temporarily connected in series with a motor to limit the starting current during the motor starting operation.
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In the mid-2000s I made a short digital film. This film is really a work of moving abstract art. The digital film was abstracted to become pure pixilated color and distorted sound sequences. This film, this project, is a complete embrace of the modern digital world. It takes what has been seen as the limitations of what constitutes digital, i.e. image pixilation and sound distortion, and has pushed these elements to the forefront to create a new form of art. This book collects together a series of stills from the project.
Artist's book 54 pages and 41 illustrations, with introduction by the artist, no pagination, images layout, and design by the artist.
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- Category Arts & Photography
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
54 Pages
- Publish Date Apr 23, 2012
- Language English
- Tags Toussaint, Film, Digital, Art, New Form Books
About the Creator
Michael P. Toussaint is a designer, writer, artist, photographer, and creative experimenter. He currently resides in Denver, CO.
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- Private Pool
- Pool Table
- WiFi
- Hot Tub
- No Smoking
- Bed & Bath Linens
- Pillows & Blankets
- Coffee Maker
- Toaster
- Blender
- Dishes, Utensils, & Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Iron & Ironing Board
- Stereo with CD Player
- Telephone
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- Outdoor Shower
- BBQ Grill
- Beach Chairs (5 per home)
Home Details
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|Sea Shells
|Carova Beach
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|6 (1K, 4Q, 1D, 1Duo)
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|6 Full 1 Half
|Parking for 6
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Accessible by 4x4 only.
Located on the four-wheel drive beaches of the northern Outer Banks, this oceanfront home offers your family a beach vacation unlike any other. The large, open family room adjoined with the kitchen, dining area, and ship's watch offer a comfortable and relaxing place to share good times with friends and family. Fabulous ocean views and decks all around invite you to watch for the wild Spanish Mustang horses of Currituck, search the ocean for schools of dolphins, or watch the family playing in the private pool below. We hope that "Sea Shells" will have you coming back year after year. Approximately 8.8 miles up the beach.
Main House
|Level 1
|Rec room with pool table, air hockey and kitchenette with wet bar; half bath; laundry.
|Level 2
|Four MBRs (Q, Q, Q, Duo); BR (Q) with semi-private bath and roll-in shower; private den (D).
|Level 3
|MBR (K); great room; kitchen; dining area; laundry.
|Level 4
|Ship's watch.
|Hot tub.
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Ratings & Reviews
- Mike 5/6/2017
- Lynne 9/17/2016
- Brittany 9/3/2016
- Kelly 8/6/2016
Our 2nd time in this home and still loved it. First time it didn't have a pool. This it time it did. Made it so much better. Would stay there again!!
- Marguerite 7/30/2016
- Teresa 6/25/2016
It was a great home, perfect locations
- Albert 4/23/2016
Questions & Answers
questions: are there tvs in the bedrooms? And are bon fires allowed on the beach?
Mel, although some bedrooms in V12267 have TVs, not all do. Since this is not a guaranteed amenity, it is subject to change without notice. Unfortunately, bonfires are not allowed on the beach by this home.
- Answered by Twiddy on 3/27/2017
Is the location only accessible by a 4x4? or just required? will a Van do?
Jetruvi, V12267 is located on the 4 x 4 beaches of the Northern Outer Banks. A 4 wheel drive vehicle is required to access the home.
- Answered by Twiddy on 1/19/2017
Can you see the ocean from the home?
Thank you for your inquiry! Yes, V12267 offers ocean views from the top level of the home.
- Answered by Twiddy on 11/8/2016
Hi, Is there a mile marker to look for on the beach as the home address does not show on Google Maps?
Eric, yes, there are mile markers and ramp markers on the beach.
- Answered by Twiddy on 7/20/2016
How actually bad is the drive on the beach? Will an AWD SUV be ok? Or do you HAVE to have 4 WD?
Alyson, beach conditions change daily. We only recommend 4-wheel drive vehicles for accessing homes in the 4x4 area. All-wheel drive or 2-wheel drive vehicles do not typically have ground clearance for driving in the soft sand. Please consult your vehicle manual and manufacturer for specific information. Twiddy & Company will not be responsible for vehicle recovery if inappropriate vehicles are used for access to the northern beaches. For additional information about 4x4 driving, please visit www.twiddy.com/outer-banks-4x4-driving.aspx. For guests that do not have a 4-wheel drive vehicle, we offer satellite parking at our Corolla office. Permits can be purchased at the front counter on the day of arrival. For information on pricing, please contact the office at 1-800-489-4339.
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/15/2016
Is there a coffee pot?
Hi Blayn! A coffee maker is a standard amenity that is available at every Twiddy home. We provide standard, drip style coffee makers. Please know that you will need to supply your own coffee filters. To see a complete list of standard amenities, please see: https://www.twiddy.com/pre-arrival-info.aspx#home-info
- Answered by Twiddy on 8/26/2015
is there a crib in the house?
Christina, baby equipment is not a standard amenity for Twiddy homes. If you would like to rent baby equipment for your stay, Just for the Beach, Moneysworth, and Ocean Atlantic Rentals all provide baby equipment rentals. For contract information, please visit https://www.twiddy.com/activities/services/.
- Answered by Twiddy on 7/5/2015
Is there a grocery store near by that would deliver groceries to this house? Even the morning of arrival -so when we arrive the food order is already in the house/refrigerator? If so, please give me the name of the grocery store and telephone #.
Great question, Mary! The closest grocery store is located on the paved road and is approximately a 25-30 minute drive from this particular home. For your convenience, Delivery Genie offers grocery delivery service to the 4x4 area. For contact information, please visit https://www.twiddy.com/activities/services/. Start your vacation off right and let them do the heavy lifting for you!
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/17/2015
Do we need to clean the house before we leave?
Great question, Autumn! You are not required to clean the home before you depart. We ask for you to clean out the refrigerator, clean the grill off, lock windows and doors, remove trash from the home, things of that nature. To view a complete list of check out duties, please see https://www.twiddy.com/check-in-check-out.aspx#
- Answered by Twiddy on 3/17/2015
So there isn't a road that actually takes you to the house? You have to drive 8.8mikes down the beach from the beach access point to get to the house? How long approx does that take?
Great question, Christina! To get to the home you will have to drive 8.8 miles on the beach before you reach the sand dune you will need to cross to access the sand road the home is located on. The average drive time is generally 25-30 minutes but the drive time may fluctuate due to a number of uncontrollable variables. With excellent driving conditions it may be shorter, however with more challenging conditions the drive may be longer. For more information about driving in the 4x4 please visit: www.twiddy.com/outer-banks-4x4-driving.aspx#/RBzdzWCbQJeKGzfRsiDixQ/
- Answered by Twiddy on 1/20/2015
Just want to double check, the description has a hot tub listed but we didn't see it in any of the pictures. Is there one at this rental?
Jen, V12267 does provide a hot tub. If you look at photo #1 on the slideshow, you can see the hot tub on the left-hand side of the Level 2 deck.
- Answered by Twiddy on 1/16/2015
Are cleaning products provided for dishwasher/laundry? Is charcoal provided for the grill?
Samantha, cleaning products are not supplied. Guests are responsible for bringing products such as: toilet paper, paper towels, trash bags, soaps, detergents, cleaning products, coffee filters, charcoal, etc.
- Answered by Twiddy on 11/8/2014
Does this home offer early check in?
Great question, Megan. Unfortunately this home does not qualify for our Early Check In as it is too large to accommodate a 1PM arrival.
- Answered by Twiddy on 10/19/2014
Are the washing machines front load or top load? I need to know what kind of detergent to bring with us.
Jo, the washing machine at V12267 is a top loader and requires regular detergent.
- Answered by Twiddy on 10/8/2014
How many of the bedrooms on level 2 have doors to the outside deck?
Great question, Tricia! Three of the level 2 bedrooms have deck access, 2 Queen Master Bedrooms and the Master Bedroom with the Duo.
- Answered by Twiddy on 8/29/2014
can you see the beach from the top and middle floors?
Excellent question, Debbie! Yes, you will have ocean views from the top level of V12267 and from some of the rooms on level 2.
- Answered by Twiddy on 7/18/2014
Hello, I see that a charcoal grill is include. We plan to use it every day, can you please advise size or brand of the grill? If you have a picture, that would be great. Thank You
Hello Paul! V12267 provides a standard size park grill. You can see the grill in Photo #1 of the photo slideshow. It is located in the lower right side of the photo.
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/3/2014
Is there a high chair and baby gate in the home?
Thank you for your inquiry, Melissa! Baby equipment is considered a specialty item; therefore, it is not guaranteed in any Twiddy home. If you would like information on renting these types of items for your stay, please visit www.twiddy.com/pre-arrival-info.aspx.
- Answered by Twiddy on 5/17/2014
Is there screen on doors and windows.
Good Afternoon Fereshteh! No there are not screens on all the doors and windows.
- Answered by Twiddy on 5/5/2014
Can you tell me how deep the pool is? I'm considering buying a volleyball net set to go across. Thanks!
Liz, this pool measures 12 x 25" and the average maximum depth of our pools is 3-5 feet!
- Answered by Twiddy on 2/17/2014
Can you please tell me how deep the pool is? I see 7 bedrooms, but how many people does entire house sleep (sofa beds, etc)? Thank you
Jodi, there are no sleep sofas in this home, but the sleeping capacity is 15, and here is the breakdown of beds on each level: level 2: Four MBRs (Q, Q, Q, Duo); BR (K) with semi-private bath and roll-in shower; BR (D) level 3: MBR (Q)
- Answered by Twiddy on 2/3/2014
Are beach chairs and umbrellas provided at the house? If not, what is the closest rental shop?
Brittany, there will be at least 5 beach chairs for your use at this home, but umbrellas are not standard amenities; this link will take you to the services and rentals information page of our web site: www.twiddy.com/activities/services.aspx
- Answered by Twiddy on 1/13/2014
What is the wifi password??
Great question, Tina! This home does advertise Wifi, any password or login information that might be required will be given at check in or waiting for you in the home.
- Answered by Twiddy on 7/14/2013
Is there an ice machine at this house?
No Heather, there is not an ice machine at this home!
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/20/2013
How much is it to rent this property during Peak season?
Charlene, the highest rate in 2013 is $6240.00, from the end of June through mid-August
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/12/2013
Is there sliding doors in duo bedroom ?
Ian, there is a single door, not a slider, in the duo bedroom!
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/12/2013
In the duo bedroom, is there sliding doors to the deck?
Abby, there is a single door, not a slider to the deck in the level 2 duo bedroom!
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/11/2013


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