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We will be travelling from Dubai to Montignac on Fri, 2 May next year and am having trouble weighing up the various options.
Having only ever travelled by car in Europe, I am a complete novice when it comes to train travel which is adding to my confusion. I am assuming that if I can get us to Perigeux our friends who we are meeting up with will be able to collect us from there as they will have a car, so at least we do not need to get to Montignac itself.
It seems to me we could fly into Paris and then catch a plane down to one of the regional airports but we would still then need to catch a train and it seems very messy and expensive. (Very few flights go direct into Perigeux and they seem to be very small planes which my hubby is not a fan of.) We could fly into Paris and then train down to the south of France and, if so, what would you suggest would be the best routing.
At the present time, I am thinking the best option is to fly direct from Dubai to Lyon on Emrirates and then we could catch a train from Lyon to Perigueux. We've never stayed in Lyon so would consider spending a night there if you think that is a good idea and, might even be necessary, depending on timetabling.
Incidentally, we have no wish to spend time in Paris on this trip at all, so if we went the Paris route it would defintely be straight in and out.
Your suggestions on the best websites to use to book trains would also not go amiss.
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Best way to get to Perigeux/Montignac, Dordogne
We will be travelling from Dubai to Montignac on Fri, 2 May next year and am having trouble weighing up the various options.
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I am not expert - there are some folks on here who are very familiar with that region and how to move around in France.
But I just checked on sncf.com. There are numerous options but none of them is really speedy.
From Paris Montparnasse to Libourne (just outside Bordeaux) on a TGV train is 3+ hours.
Then you must change trains to a TER train to backtrack to Perigueux, which takes another hour. Overall time is 4h45.
Alternatively, you can take an Intercite train from Paris Austerlitz to Limoges, then take a TER to Perigueux. That is slightly faster.
Other routings are via Brive la Gaillarde and Bordeaux.
There is also the option of traveling direct from CDG airport, via TGV, to Limoges or Bordeaux, where you transfer for Perigueux.
Unless you want to pay the fierce markups that Rail Europe charges for booking TGV tickets, there is really only one website: SNCF.
Do a search here for information on booking rail tickets online at SNCF. It can be very tedious for those who want to pay with a NA credit card, as I have learned to my cost. Moreover, if you try unsuccessfully 3 times with the same card, that card is banned forever on sncf.com, I believe.
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From Lyon -- whether the central Part Dieu station or the airport TGV station -- the trip is longer.
Lyon is a great little airport but you are not simplifying the trip to Perigueux by flying into there, it seems.
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I took the train from Lyon to Périgueux a long time ago. Things may have changed, but we spent 8 hours on a noisy diesel micheline.
Better would be to fly to Paris, take the train to Brive-la-Gaillarde where your friends could pick you up. Ordering the train tickets three months in advance will reduce the price considerably. http://www.voyages-sncf.com/billet-train
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A newcomer to French trains should delve into the advice at www.seat61.com
It's all there including alternative ticket sites. High-speed trains can match planes for convenience, particularly when all the dithering around at airports is added into the itinerary. Even prices can be comparable when purchased far enough in advance. To anticipate a follow-up question, don't even think about rail passes until you have priced out point-to-point tickets, as seat61 will explain.
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I agree with Michael re. fly into Paris and then take the train to Brive where your friends can pick you up. Other than just picking a car up at CDG and driving down it's about the most straightforward and relaxing approach - especially compared to routing through to Perigueux or, heaven forbid, Lyon.
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Many thanks for your input. I hadn't actually worked out how long the train trip is from Lyon to Perigeux and, no, it isn't worth it. I am now intending to go with the fly into Paris option and take TGV down to Brive.
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First of all, it isn't a TGV ( train a grand vitesse to Brive. Not a slow train, but not a TGV. Just a clarification.
Another option would be a flight to Brive. Check out the aeroport de Brive site. Depending on your requirements, it might be a god option.
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Fly to Paris and take the train to Brive (or fly there) and have your friends pick you up there. If it MUST be Périgueux (and note the correct spelling), you can take the TGV from Paris to Bordeaux and then the regional train to Périgueux. But Brive would be far easier.
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A check on the SNCF site indicates that it is faster to go to Périgueux via Limoges instead of going via Libourne.
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Well, sure, you can take the regional train from the Gare d'Austerlitz, and you're right, it takes about the same time as TGV plus regional train...about 5 hours total.
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Gare d'Austerlitz to Limoges then TER train to Perigueux was the fastest route I could find, at 4h30.
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Thanks for your help. It will be fly into Paris and take the train down to Brive.
However, I am still somewhat confused. When I do a search on the SNCF and de Bahn site for trains from CDG to Brive, they both give timetables which involve one or two changes (depending on the time of day) as you need to go into Paris proper and then catch the train down south. If I do a search for the same date (just a random date as the actual date we will want to travel is too far into the future) on Rail Europe it offers a time without any changes,so presumably it does not go into Paris itself. This doesn't make sense to me. Am I missing something? As previously mentioned I am complete ignoramus when it comes to trains in Europe.
By the way I am aware, that when it comes time to actually buy tickets, to steer clear of Rail Europe as the tickets will be more expensive.
Once again I look forward to your great advice.
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I don't know what info you're entering on the RailEurope site but just forget that site altogether and realize that you need to go from CDG into Paris and take a train from Gare d'Austerlitz to Brive. Direct trains (no transfers) between Paris Austerlitz and Brive take between 4 hours and 4 hours 15 minutes.
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The last response is correct. I'm just chiming in to reiterate. From CDG, get yourself to Gare Austerlitz and take the train to Brive (AKA Brive La Gaillarde).
The airport (CDG) is actually in a suburb of Paris, Roissy, on the north side. There is electric rail service into town, as well as an Air France bus, taxis, etc.
Give yourself AT LEAST 1-1/2 hours to get from CDG to Gare Austerlitz, considering mode of transport and time of day. Personally, I would take a taxi, especially with bags.
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Yes, you need to get to the Gare d'Austerlitz. And to get the best prices on train tickets, go to www.voyages-sncf.com (put Antartica in as your home country to avoid getting shunted over to Rail Europe, which you do NOT want to use!) or www.capitainetrain.com. Do this starting 3 months out from your dates of travel to get the cheapest tickets. The closer you get to your travel dates, the more you'll pay.
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Where the Iraq War Is in Congress
By Kevin Zeese
Below is a useful analysis of where the Iraq War is in Congress. It is an interview I published with Kevin Martin the Executive Director of Peace Action.
Another interesting article published earlier this week describes how active duty military are turning against the Iraq War. This is based on a poll of Military News readership released on January 3. See: http://democracyrising.us/content/view/399/151/. Also on DemocracyRising this week, an article by Professor Michael Schwartz " The New Iraq War Strategy: More Bombings, More Civilian Deaths and Less Likelihood of Success" http://democracyrising.us/content/view/398/164/.
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From Press Release:
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Contact: Mikael Moore (202) 225-2201
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Contact: Dena Graziano 202-226-6888
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122 for Torture
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For Immediate Release
December 8, 2005
House Panel Keeps Alive Hinchey Measure To Obtain All White House Drafts Of 2003 State of the Union Address That Contained False Iraq Uranium Claims

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ok 08 f450 King Ranch. I posted about the exhaust leaking. well i took it to a dealer and they lifted my cab and put all three flexpipes on it. one was leaking but it wasnt the problem. the truck has a high pitch whistle under accel and under decel. after the load is moving no noise. it is just behind the fire wall on the passenger side. any help. ford dealer called the techline and they said out of 250,000 6.4 diesels they have never seen this problem. good for yall but not for me. LOL. Ford has been great at trying to help but hasnt fixed it. if they cant find it they cant fix it. not mad at them at all just want it fixed. thanks guys.
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it was a heater core hose being pinched and causeing a sound like an exhaust leak. can you believe it. my cab was lifted for nothing. but its ok. its fixed and i got new flexpipes. lol. anyway thanks guys.
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Muffin Crumble Parfait
A layered breakfast delight.
- 3 small bran muffins
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 cups fat free vanilla flavored yogurt
- 2 cups chopped seedless watermelon (well drained)
- 1/2 cup toasted sliced almonds
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 1/2 cup honey
- 4 cups small cubes of watermelon
Crumble the muffins and divide among the bottom of four 12-ounce glasses reserving about ¾ cup of the crumble. Mix the cinnamon and yogurt, and divide half of it over the crumbled muffin in the glass. Divide the watermelon and dried cranberries over the yogurt in the glasses. Divide the remaining yogurt over the watermelon and dried cranberries. Divide the remaining muffin crumble over the glasses and top with honey. Garnish with the toasted sliced almonds and top with watermelon cubes.
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The Rockford women continued their winning streak Thursday night, Oct. 7, out-swimming Grand Haven 182-124 in the Grand Haven pool. The Lady Rams had little competition from the Buccaneers, taking eight out of 12 events with ease.
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Rockford's divers, Katie DeHaan, Macie Degraaf, Erica Finlayson and Maggie Setterington, were especially strong, finishing one, two, three and four. S. Smith, Trimble and Taylor Downs continued strong, finishing in the first three positions in the 100 butterfly.
Not until the seventh event, the 100 free, did Grand Haven get the top spot, which Rockford answered by taking the top four places in the next event, the 500 free, with Craft, Kayla Kidder, Kelly Baker and Elliana Raymond. Grand Haven then eked out another first in the 300 free relay, and Rockford answered with the top three places in the backstroke by Wolfer, Longberg and Downs.
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Hi guys im looking for some help from you guys since am pretty new on all this I would like to paint my headlights black but Indonesia know what kind of paint to use I need some advise . I seen a lot members have done it and look great like Davy 27 it's one of many i seen looks great thanks you for your help
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as for the paint, any automotive paint will work. I have used basepaint from automotivetouchup.com and duplicolor from local auto store(autozone/autobarn).
Most important step is the prep. Once it is open, strip it with a strong degreaser, sand off all the chrome. Primer is up to you, i did 2 sets, 1 with and without the primer and still looks perfect. Clearcoat as well, i decided not to clear mine since i ran into some bad luck with it when doing some other pieces.
Give yourself a 2-3 days off just incase you run into some probs with it.
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Thanks Davi I gonna try to do it thanks again for your help
I'm aware this is an old post but I do retrofits. I could do them for you. Oven cleaner works the best to strip the chrome coating off the stock lights. I use Easy Off Heavy duty. You can watch it change color
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Peanutty Piña Colada Bars
Peanutty Piña Colada Bars combine the flavor of pineapple and coconut with NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Premier White Morsels in a twist on the traditional recipe. Jennifer Sweigert of Lynn Haven, FL created this wonderful bar cookie.
- 1/2 cup chunky peanut butter
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 large eggs, beaten
- 1/2 teaspoon coconut extract
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 cups (12-oz. pkg.) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Premier White Morsels
- 1/3 cup piña colada-flavored yogurt
- 1/2 cup flaked coconut, toasted
Directions, Reviews, Nutrition
COMBINE peanut butter and butter in large saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring often, until melted and combined. Remove from heat. Stir in granulated sugar, brown sugar, eggs, coconut extract and vanilla extract until combined. Stir in flour. Spread in prepared pan.
BAKE for 18 to 20 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool completely in pan on wire rack.
MELT morsels in medium, uncovered, microwave-safe bowl on MEDIUM-HIGH (70%) power for 1 minute; STIR. Morsels may retain some of their original shape. If necessary, microwave at additional 10- to 15-second intervals, stirring just until morsels are melted.
STIR in yogurt. Spread over cooled bars. Sprinkle with toasted coconut. Let stand until topping is cooled. Cut into bars. Cover; store in refrigerator.
NOTE: To toast coconut, spread coconut in single layer in shallow baking pan. Bake in a 350° F. oven for 5 to 10 minutes or until light brown, watching carefully and stirring 2 to 3 times to prevent burning.
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Peanutty Pina Colada Bars
These bars were out of this world. The taste of coconut and peanut butter was excellent. Will make it lots more. The family loved it.
OH My GOODNESS
These were wonderful! We could not stay away from them. All my guest wanted the recipe. You may be getting lots of hits the next few days. Way to go Nestle!
Very rich - very good
These bars were extremely easy to make and turned out great. They are very rich so cut the bars into small squares. I toasted 1 cup of coconut to sprinkle on the top and next time may use even more as my family loves coconut.
Peanutty Pina Colada Bars
I had the Chocolate-Studded Dream Cookie as our #1 favorite cookie recipe. Then I tried the Peanutty Pina Colada Bar recipe and now it takes the #1 spot as our favorite Cookie/Bar. Forget the calories! This is the best yet! Made them yesterday for our grand-daughter home from the Katrina storm. She asked for the recipe!
Wow!!! What a great recipe. I am making this my routine family dish to pass. The ingredients and simple and the recipe is easy to whip together. I highly recommend this recipe to anyone.
Nutrition Information
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: 1/32 of Recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 32
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 170
- Calories from Fat: 80
- Total Fat: 9g (13% of DV)
- Saturated Fat: 5g (26% of DV)
- Cholesterol: 20mg (7% of DV)
- Sodium: 60mg (3% of DV)
- Carbohydrates: 21g (7% of DV)
- Dietary Fiber: 0g (0% of DV)
- Sugars: 17g
- Protein: 3g
- Vitamin A: 2% of DV
- Vitamin C: 0% of DV
- Calcium: 2% of DV
- Iron: 2% of DV
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Is that a non 5" 1911? Has hell frozen over? Top notch work as usual though.
This is a discussion on The "Official" 1911 Thread within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; kimber ultra raptor 2 3inch subcompact...
kimber ultra raptor 2 3inch subcompact
Is that a non 5" 1911? Has hell frozen over? Top notch work as usual though.
Springfield and Rock Island Compact
Colt New Agent and Kimber Crimson Ultra Carry II with some modifications....
Some more shots of the Kimber....
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Well - I think this needs a thread bump! Who has the itch for a 1911!? I do! I'm not sure about the rest of you but I'm getting the 1911 sickness baaaddd... And at this point I think nothing but a Colt Series 70 will do...My sickess started at an early age when I got a rare chance to see some of my uncles personal stuff from vietnam - which included a Colt Series 70 and an AR15 he purchased shortly after his return for nostalgia I guess. He never spoke much about it and I don't even think he ever really shot either but I was pretty fascinated by his Colt 45. Ever since that time I've really wanted to have one of my own. Along with my various hunting rifles I also have an HK USP Compact to keep me entertained at the range and for all around carry but I've always wanted a 1911 and I'm currently saving my pennies to get one! I really like the HK but in my mind nothing matches the mistique, looks, history, accuracy and trigger of a nice 1911. (pretty much sold on getting a new Series 70 repo). Besides, the rampant pony is just cool. At my rate I should be getting the funds right around the time I'll become a first time Dad (Nov. timeframe) this will likely be one of the last "selfish" things I do before my venture into parenthood. Of course after the blued Series 70 then I may want a stainless gold cup, something with a rail, YIKES! How do you guys live with yourselves!? I'm hoping it will stop with just one....
Here's a few of mine. Just traded the Executive Carry though. Bobtails aren't for me. I have a Nighthawk PDP Commander on order as well and once I decide if I like the scallops or not, I'll be ordering an Enforcer or PDP Government.
Carry this
Carried these two for a while. Although I'm not a Kimber fan, the SIS was a very well fit gun and I enjoyed owning it. The finish was horrible and wore down to bare metal very quickly, but overall a solid gun and served me well for a little over 12 months.
A beater Custom II I had. Needed a place for the extra set of Wilson grips, so they went on this.
The one on the top will be here in another 8 weeks, maybe. It has a couple sets of grips with it and will have a slightly rounded butt. If it's as nice as other copies I've seen, it will quickly become my default carry gun. This pic is from the Nighthawk site.
Sorry for this crummy pic, it was a quick snap for a daily carry thread last year some time.
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Great pics everyone. Keep em coming! I'm so jealous of some of the collections in this thread....really beautiful 1911's. All of you who have shared pics of your CBOB's with custom grips have me wanting to swap out the stock grips on mine. I liked them at first...but Sarge has a way of making them even more attractive.
Eclipse II with spalted maple grips
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Colt Defender
Kimber Stainless Compact
STI Guardian
My SA TRP, Adj night sights and rail system.
"A first rate man with a third rate gun is far better than the other way around". The gun is a tool, you are the craftsman that makes it work. There are those who say "if I had to do it, I could" yet they never go out and train to do it. Don't let stupid be your mindset. Harryball 2013
Now that is an amazing collection of firearms!
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text: For ten years now, Cleonice has been serving up their food Mediterranean-style here in downtown Ellsworth. "We found this place which we thought was really beautiful and it has a lot of potential."When Chef Rich Hanson and his wife were looking for the perfect location, this spot seemed to have everything they were looking for."We knew that we wanted to be open year round, so it was important to us even though it does slow down here in the fall and winter, we're still open and we're still a vital town that people come to."The eatery's namesake comes from one of Hanson's biggest influences."Cleonice is my mother's name, Cleonice Rinsetti. She was the first in her Italian immigrant family that was born in America. She was, as I was, born in the Bronx in New York. My father was a photographer during WWII, so there's a lot of fashion photography shots of her. Being the son of an Italian mom, that was a big influence on how I dealt with food. Every other Sunday the whole family would show up and they would have a big feast. We always had homemade food at home and the connection of always eating together was a big part of family life."Hanson is creating dishes he thinks Mainers deserve to be eating. "After working for years in Boston and New York, you kind of get the idea the stuff is grown in the truck that delivers it. Here you can get a really good connection with the farms, the fishermen, the crafts people, and for a chef, it's really a great benefit."Hanson says the farm-to-table approach is what really takes his menu to the next level."We try to use the flavor palette from the Mediterranean, which is a lot of fresh vegetables: a lot of seafood, farm-raised meats, olive oil and garlic are a big part of it. Herbs and spices, but we do stuff from Spain, France, Italy, Greece, the Middle East, and North Africa."Dishes you don't have to travel around the world to get."The one that I love was baba ghanoush and I've had baba ghanoush in the Middle East. I've traveled to Oman, I've traveled to Qatar. I've never had baba ghanoush as good as this. This was off the hook. It was really good."The food, paired with a true family atmosphere, may be the reason people keep coming through the door."One of the great things about Cleonice, and about working here is we have people that have been with us since we opened ten years ago. We have other people that started out, we were their first job in high school and they were dishwashers or hostesses, and they worked their way up to managers, to being chefs. I've joked that now I'm a grand-chef three times over, because we've had several babies born from people that have met from working here.""I had to start working here to afford my dining here habit, and after four years, I still come in on my days off with my son, who also loves it.""We've been coming here for about eight years: we always make two or three trips to Cleonice when we visit here.""We love their olives, their olives are terrific. I'm having the beet salad today and it's one of the best I've had.""I'm having the hero sandwich. It's fantastic.""We love it here. The food is probably the best in town."Continued success means expansion."The big news for Cleonice is that we're going to be leaving our building that we've been in for ten and a half years, but we're just moving up the street."Taking over management at the Maine Grind proved to be a wise move. Next year, it will be coffee by day and dinner by night, with plans to give Cleonice its own space on the bottom level of the building. The final course at the current location will be served on Valentine's Day.Log on to cleonice.com for more information.


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On his relationship with Brie Bella: We very rarely get time off, so for us, it's mostly just recovering from wrestling. A lot of times, I'll leave on Friday and I don't get home 'til Wednesday, so then I have the rest of Wednesday, which I'm exhausted [for], and then Thursday, [for] which I spend a lot of the day packing for the weekend. We don't go on a lot of dates per se. Our lives are relatively boring in comparison to what you would think.
But when we do get some time off, like for Valentine's Day [2013], we had like four days off, and we went to Sedona, Arizona, which is like a little piece of Heaven. We did some stargazing. We went hiking. We went on this guided spiritual tour thing. It was so much fun. It was beautiful. It was out in the mountains and all that kind of stuff. That's kind of the thing that we're into.
On what wrestling can learn from MMA and vice-versa: Okay, so there's a lot of things that wrestling can take from MMA. One of the things that MMA does very, very well—and boxing does this, too—is creating personality profiles leading up to big fights, like the 24/7 stuff and the UFC Countdownspecials—promoting people as personalities and how they're training and how important this particular fight is for these fighters. I think they do an incredible job with that, especially given that they don't have the hours of TV time that we do on WWE.
For example, if you would have seen [something on] me and John Cena, one of the interesting aspects is how different we are and the different lifestyles we lead and how we train. He's very strong at doing the Olympic lifts. Whenever we go somewhere and we're doing some Olympic lifts, people will always comment, one, on how strong he is, and two, on how great his form is. He's worked extensively on his Olympic lifting—snatches, clean-and-jerks, all that kind of stuff. If he wasn't wrestling and focused exclusively on that, [he'd] probably [be] world-class. For me, I do train with Olympic lifting and that sort of thing, but I'd rather be kickboxing and grappling. That's how I train for wrestling. Those kind of personality profiles would really enhance the company [if they would] really get a look at people as they're training for a big match.
What MMA can take from us is a lot, especially [with] fighters after they win. 'Hey, is there anybody that you'd like to fight next?' and when they're just kind of like [apathetic voice], 'Oh, you know, just whoever Dana White wants me to face,' and that sort of thing. No, man! That's a chance for you to get yourself over or to make a challenge. I think more and more guys are starting to get that now, especially with how successful Chael Sonnen has been with just using his mouth. Even somebody like Quinton Jackson was such a big talker. Any time that you can add something to yourself and make yourself more marketable, that's going to help you in the long run, and that's going to help whatever company that you're fighting for, whether it be boxing, MMA or that sort of thing.
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- Hotel: The Charleston Place Hotel
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KKBE Synagogue90 Hasell St
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text: My next step is to get my PA state carry permit, and it will include other states such as Georgia, Louisiana, NC, ND, Virginia, W.Virginia, and Wyoming. They do teach the Utah class here locally, and then that would cover all the above plus Alabama, Delaware, Monnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Mexico, Ohio, and Washington. I do quite a bit of motorcycling, and often ride in PA. I live 5 miles from the border. Bunker


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I'm looking for references of the emperor's royal guard armor. I am trying to fill a pepakura request, but I only have these references and I don't know how accurate they are.
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I'm looking for references of the emperor's royal guard armor. I am trying to fill a pepakura request, but I only have these references and I don't know how accurate they are.
I'd say pretty good cuz i could only find this
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Here's what I have so far. I still need to do the shoulders, bracers, and the other belt boxes.
Nice job so far, I always enjoy your superb peps. I would like to see these files come to fruition. Perhaps these pictures may prove useful.
Thanks for the comic pics, but it is hard to make a stylized drawing translate into 3d and still keep it true to the design. I'll try to make the shoulders more like the comic though, the ones in the pic don't seem right to me at all, but it is difficult to tell with the overhead view.
I always thought the Royal Guard armor originated in design from the comics, but I understand the difficulty of fundamentally transferring such stylized drawings to 3-D models. Still, I found these pics perhaps these might be more useful. As for accuracy I suppose all is conjecture.
So will these Royal Guard files be available for download by any chance, I already have the helmet, just need the armor.
I wouldn't mind a copy too
So you're releasing your files again? Or just new stuff? Perhaps under password? I hope so, you're greatly talented and I was in terror that you'd be gone forever.
as far as the files go, they look pretty good to me. since tehy always wear those massive cloaks... how are they supposed to fight in those things?
cool. At least we will have your stuff now, and you're a great unfolder so it should work out fine.
How about a mcquarrie concept helm pep in the future? I will give you internet cookies!
He, i know yo probably get asked alot.. but i have been serching for some kind of royal guard amor template.. so am asking if you would please send me the file fore this to my email?
you might want to try this link its on another great costuming forum and has a few other things too: Fierfek's Star Wars Pepakura File Development


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From environmentally friendly architects Vasho in Canada comes this beautiful home built to blend in with the woods around it. Dubbed the "RD House", this home is located in the Dominican Republic.
From the architect: "The programmatic challenge: design a house that allows 18 people to fit comfortably within 500mt2 (including terraces). Open spaces, characteristic of the local architecture. All of the bedrooms have their own bathroom, study and/or library and living room-dining room-kitchen all in one space. The house will be a second home to use intermittently in the summer. "
Burying the house is proposed as a visual action. Hiding the overall volume of the work to the existing natural geography to cushion the impact of the volume to the eye upon arrival, being conscientious of the paradisiacal surroundings, but always seeking to make the natural surroundings appear from the interior before the user: "Disappear to make appear".
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A recent fight over freedom of speech in schools has prompted me to air out my thoughts on this complex and important topic. The Boston Spirit reports on the controversy (03.02.2013): The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) successfully fought to allow a high school student in Connecticut to wear a shirt that included anti-gay imagery. Wolcott [Read More…]
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Central banks will find themselves stuck with slow growth over the long-term unless authorities do something decisive to turn things around, a U.S. central banker warned. » Read More
The recent narrowing of credit spreads, record stock prices, and falling bond yields could encourage the Federal Reserve to continue tightening U.S. policy. » Read More
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BMW will add another 1,000 jobs and invest $600 million in a South Carolina plant as part of a plan to boost annual production. » Read More
New orders for key U.S.-made capital goods unexpectedly fell in May and shipments also declined, suggesting a loss of momentum in the manufacturing sector. » Read More
The health insurance industry has so far been muted in its criticism of the Republican health care repeal efforts, Vox reports.
A recent slowdown in U.S. inflation should not prevent further increases in interest rates, a top U.S. central banker said on Monday.
Our intellectual property system is the bedrock of our economy. Here's how we strengthen our patent laws, say Chris Coons and Tom Cotton.
New U.S. single-family home sales rose in May and the median sales price surged to an all-time high.
Trump contends that wealthy people can better run the U.S. economy because they do not need money.
Falling mortgage rates and rising home values are a tasty combination for homeowners, but millions are not biting.
Only 43 percent of teenagers had a job last summer.
Carrier's plant in Indianapolis — the poster child for President Trump's pledge to save US jobs — is planning layoffs next month.
Stephenson tells CNBC AT&T will step up its investments if President Trump delivers on tax reform.
Tax reform is a top concern for small businesses in North Carolina and throughout the US. It could boost business expansion.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits increased slightly last week.
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I personally, have developed a questionaire that I keep posted just inside all the entrance ways to my home. In bold letters across the top it says: "All Unautorized Intruders Please Complete Prior to Continuing". I believe it's somewhere around question 10 on the questionaire that they are asked if they have any mental illness or dementia which would potentially preclude their demise due to their unlawful entry. Once that questionaire is completed, I will personally review it prior to deciding my course of action. JMO
Ya know, IF you are in the right "It doesn't matter what you did.", and IF you are in the wrong "It doesn't matter what you did." You don't worry about litigation when you need to worry about your life or the lives of your family.
Problem one - Saving your life or the lives of your loved ones.
Problem two - Everything else.


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Researchers who surveyed elementary and junior high schools in coastal areas in seven prefectures are calling for a review of the designated tsunami evacuation sites.
Nearly 75 percent of those schools are bracing for tsunami damage following a major earthquake projected to hit the Nankai Trough in the Pacific, yet about 90 percent of the schools that responded are designated as evacuation sites, a survey has revealed.
"With the risk of tsunami always in mind, schools and teachers should proactively discuss the designation of evacuation sites and other steps with local governments and residents," said Tohoku Fukushi University professor Takao Kazumi, one of the researchers.
The university is in Sendai, one of the areas hit hardest by the magnitude-9.0 earthquake and tsunami of March 2011.
The survey in February-March 2013 covered 1,436 schools in the prefectures of Kanagawa, Shizuoka, Aichi, Mie, Wakayama, Tokushima and Kochi, which are expected to be hit by tsunami spawned from the Nankai quake.
Of the 815 schools that responded to the survey, 600, or 73.6 percent, said they are concerned about tsunami damage, and 735, or 90.2 percent, are designated as evacuation sites.
According to hazard maps drawn up by local administrative authorities, 354 of the 815 schools are situated in areas that could be struck by the giant waves.
Of them, 50 schools are recognized as being at the highest risk of tsunami because they are situated within 1 km of the coast, less than 5 meters above sea level and lack upland areas nearby to evacuate to, according to the survey.
At Okawa Elementary School in Ishinomaki, Miyagi Prefecture, 84 children and teachers died in the March 2011 tsunami, although the school was not included in a tsunami hazard area and was thus designated as an evacuation site.


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Stevenett and Anderson Honored by Southern Utah University
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CEDAR CITY, Utah, April 22 – Jackson Stevenett and Tayler Anderson were each honored as the Athlete of the Year at Southern Utah University's annual Thunderbird Awards ceremony this past weekend. The two SUU basketball stars were selected by a panel of university representatives from a group of student-athletes noted for their contributions both on and off the court. The awards are given each year to notable students, faculty and staff from the university.
"I was so surprised to receive this award," said Anderson. "All of the other girls deserved it just as much as I did."
Anderson finished her basketball career at Southern Utah as the program's all-time leader in games played after appearing in 120 contests for the T-Birds. During that time she was also able to cement herself into the SUU record books by compiling top-10 career totals in rebounds (627), assists (246) and steals (131). Anderson also earned Academic All-Conference honors following each of her first three seasons at Southern Utah. The native of Lyman, Wyoming will graduate with a degree in psychology and is considering continuing her education to earn an advanced degree in the subject.
"When I first came to SUU, I was from a small town and was very nervous," explained Anderson. "But the coaches and professors were great and I had a great time here and looking back on it I wouldn't have chosen any other school. I am sad to see my time here go, but I'm also excited to start the next chapter of my life."
Stevenett led the Thunderbirds in scoring and rebounding for the second consecutive season in 2012-13 and was named second-team all-Big Sky for his efforts. He averaged 17.6 points and 6.1 rebounds per game while hitting 44.9 percent of his field goal attempts and 86.7 percent of his free throws. He led the conference in free throw percentage and was third in scoring, while nationally he ranked 27th in free throw percentage and 67th in scoring and he also ranked among the nation's top-200 in field goal percentage.
"It was pretty humbling and a great honor to receive the award," Stevenett said. "Considering the other athletes who were nominated, it was pretty cool to be considered in the same boat with them."
He ended his SUU career as one of just three Thunderbirds who currently rank among program's top-10 in both scoring and rebounding. Stevenett goes into the Southern Utah record book with 1,573 points, the fifth-most in school history, and 502 rebounds, the eighth-highest total. He wrapped up his senior year by scoring 528 points, the 13th-highest single-season total recorded by a Thunderbird. Off the court, Stevenett earned Academic All-Conference honors following each of his first three seasons at Southern Utah. The native of Kaysville, Utah has completed his bachelor's degree in accounting and is now pursuing his masters at SUU.
"It was my education that brought me here to SUU, and I have loved it," commented Stevenett. "The professors have been great and I met my wife here so I am grateful for that."


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I wish to add about 20 more hives next spring (bringing the total to 32) and need to ask a few questions, and put forth a concern or two. First, my friend says that I can forget about making any surplus honey with those new hives the first year. Is this true? If so, we will still move forward, but with the knowledge that the first year is a throw-away year.
These hives will be about 75 miles away from home and I will probably visit them once a month. How does this play into my decisions?
Next, packaged bees or nucs? There seem to be more apiaries selling packages than nucs, and the nucs seem much more expensive. Also, the package bees come in three, four and five pound swarms. Is there any advantage in buying a larger swarm?
Will I get honey this year if I go with a five pound swarm over a three or four pound? Or will the queen populate the hive so fast that it makes no difference and I am wasting money on a larger package?
Who should I get my bees from? I have been told by some to avoid southern bee farms because of AHB concerns and mites. I have also been told that it makes no difference, except to avoid Texas and Florida bees, while others say it makes no difference at all.
PLease, no posts saying that I would do better working at Mc Donald's part time. I hear this with any business venture.
I am committed to this for at least a few years. I am sure there are people who make money raising honey. I am just not sure how, with all the treatments, syrup, frames, foundations, containers, etc.
Honey is a food item. No sales tax....right :?
BTW, How long does a guy keep his bees in a nuc before transplanting to a ten frame hive?
another suggestion about marketing your product.....see if you can find any CSA's around your area who may be interested in offering your honey to their subscribers.
I have local beeks offering to sell me raw honey for a buck and a half a pound. No joke! This will be a marketing challenge.
Now that I have said all that, How long should I keep bees in a nuc before transplanting them to a ten frame hive? An if I use the frames from the nuc is that going to be a problem with my plastic frames?


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Fostex FE127E Fullrange in recommended enclosure (Australia only)
Hi All.
I've got a pair of fostex FE127E in recommended enclosure sprayed in black.
The drivers have a very mild surface stains due to mould while in storage, but working perfectly.
I was thinking in treating them to improve their sound and that will also cover the stains.
I'm in Sydney, but can post if necessary.
Let me know if you're interested. I haven't thought of a price yet but can be discussed.
They had very little use due to moving to a smaller unit and basically left in storage. I've decided to either reuse them and build a smaller enclosure or sell them a buy smaller ones alltogether.
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13 Investigates: Compliance with pool drain law varies by county
INDIANAPOLIS - Pools are the summer spot where families make a splash... but there could be a hidden hazard beneath the surface.
"It's an unknown risk," says Jeff Madsen. A potentially deadly problem at the bottom of the pool. Children, adults, even strong swimmers sucked in by the drain in a pool or spa.
"The original drains were flat, and if a body covered it, it could get sucked in by the pump pressure, vacuum of the pool," according to Mike Mettler, the director of environmental health for the Indiana State Department of Health.
It can trap the victim on the drain, causing injury, disembowelment... even death.
Drain entrapment has scarred dozens of children. A hot tub accident killed the 7-year-old granddaughter of former Secretary of State James Baker. So a federal law, passed in 2007 called The Virginia Graeme Baker Act prompted big changes to pools and spas in cities, apartments and hotels.
Now, new domed drain covers and back-up pumps are designed to keep swimmers safe. But the rule may not be working as planned, and swimmers may not know what they're getting into.
As of last August, the State of Indiana decided counties are now in charge of inspecting pools. And there are supposed to be consequences if the required drain covers are not installed. According to Mettler, "If it's a pool that involves children swimming, then it should be closed by the county."
Eyewitness News checked pools across Central Indiana counties to see which have the safe drains, and which don't. Many report all in compliance.
We visited pools across Marion County Again, we found most to be in compliance. Those that weren't had chains on the gates. They did not get a license, and had to wait to open until they were fixed. About a dozen Marion County pools are still closed for the season because they could pose a danger.
In Johnson County, the health department is inspecting too. "We're going to be asking for letters of certification so we can have everything legally established and documented," said Chris Menze of the Johnson County Health Department.
But not all communities are as vigilant. In fact, in Brown County, where tourists flock to hotels with pools and spas every year, no one inspects pool drain covers at all.
"Whether it's fair to say or not, the reality is that the pool cover issue. it's not a priority for us," said John Kennard, Environmental Health Supervisor for the Brown County Health Department. Kennard says they want to be proactive, but with a staff of three, Brown County doesn't have the people - or the money - to check up on pool drains.
Shelby County is in the same boat. A small department... no inspections.
"We don't have enough people to do probably the first inspection," said Kennard. "Now you're asking for a second and third follow up, we're just limited. It's easy to mandate for your counties to do things, the question is are you being realistic in what you're asking them to do with the finances that are available?"
We checked several pools and spas at Brown County hotels. All told us they are compliant with the law, and do have those safe drain covers. But the fact is, there are no trained inspectors making sure. That leaves this tourist-driven area vulnerable.
The state acknowledges compliance with the law varies by county. So what can you do.. The next time you take a dip in a public pool or spa? Parent Tina Mattingly says "I wouldn't want my kid to swim in something if it wasn't safe."
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"They could ask for paperwork showing documentation that they have the proper safety equipment and devices installed," says Menze.
Look for proof that the pool is up to code. If it's not, don't get in. It's protection required by law to prevent a deadly danger, meant to keep your family safe.


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Love my Apple products but I cannot justify an iPad purchase beyond iPad 2 and mini. Nothing revolutionary in a chrome rim and faster processor. Thinner and lighter is not mind blowing. Im hoping a Pro model drops with OS X. I'd even take an older version, at least it would have the Office Suite I need for work :]
Yeah I'm curious if their rivaling against the surface
40x zoom 40 mega Pixel camera. Waterproof/dust proof, unbreakable, unscratchable. I'm not sure what else but that is for guys like Steve Jobs to come up with.
What phone has edge to edge and how are cases involved if they can't hug the sides of the phone?
Never having to charge it again lol
I understand that would be cool but it's not going to happen.
40 megapixel camera doesn't exist on a smartphone. The lumia isn't 40 pixels. It takes good photos but it uses software to zoom in that much.
Unbreakable? Businesses lose money for that.
Unscratchable is a great thing to shoot for in revolutionary.
apple also decided on an HD iPad after getting wind of Samsung's super hi res Galaxy Tabs.
11.8-inch Galaxy Tab with above 1080p display revealed in court docs
here's one from nearly 2 years ago.
Samsung May Announce 11.6-inch Galaxy Tab - Business Insider
Samsung 2560x1600 Tablet LCD Paves Way for iPad Retina Display - Mac Rumors
Samsung Producing a 12-inch HD Super-Tablet - News - Trusted Reviews
Regarding screen size, yes, I'll agree they might've heard Samsung's development and so they're jumping on the band wagon.
Yes, I soooooo want a 12"-14" iPad!!!


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Rum Wisdom - What is Best Rum Brands?
What is the Best Rum?
Rum has become a popular liquor throughout the globe. There are many rum brands, rum colors, and types of rums that have originated in parts of the world such as the Caribbean, Guatemala, Australia, India, the West Indies, Brazil, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and much more. You have light rum, spiced rum, and dark rum. There are many brands such as Bacardi, Captain Morgan, Admiral Nelson, Malibu, Goslings, and Naval rum. However, with all of these choices people want to know what the best rum? The best rum is personal preference and can be debated by grades, types, and brands. Some rums that tend to be more popular, more expensive, and overall greatly desired. Here are some of the best rums:
Light Rum:
Bacardi Rum- Bacardi is a medium grade rum that can be purchase in light, dark, infused with flavors, and is very affordable for people. It has a smooth texture and a classic taste that people are drawn to. Bacardi is made in different proofs with 100 being the highest. Bacardi consumers are faithful to the simplicity and its affordable price. Bacardi can be considered the best rum because it is the most popular rum sold within the United States.
Spiced rum:
Dark Rum:
Goslings Black Seal Rum - Goslings Rum is produced in Bermuda by Goslings Brothers Incorporated. Goslings Rum offers many types of rums, but their best rum is their black seal label that reaps profits from it's exquisite taste and trendy dark color. Goslings Rum is another mid-grade rum that is affordable and can be purchased almost anywhere. Goslings Rum also produces gold rums, light rums, and flavored rums which are quite popular, but not as popular as their dark rum when placed in the competition with the Captain Morgan and Bacardi brands.
Rum is one of the oldest types of liquors that there is and it continues to make history as manufacturers and distillers find new approaches to marketing their brands, make their brands more appealing and flavorful. The best rum has not been produced yet as improvements are being made as technology produces fresh ways to distill, and age rum liquor. What is the best rum? All rums are unique and everyone has their own rum opinions.Agave Rum:
Gold Miner Agave Rum - Desert Diamond Distillery is the first American distillery to introduce Agave Rum. The Gold Miner Agave Rum is combination of molasses dark rum and agave that produces a refreshing smooth taste perfect for the American Wild West spirit. The Gold Miner brand Premium Hand Crafted Agave Rum is seductively rich in delicious flavor, amber color and desert fragrance. Agave rum can be enjoyed chilled over ice or served at room temperature as an after-dinner drink. The perfect tribute while reminiscing about the Arizona scenery and its star-lit sky. Learn More - click here


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Belmont, Tortola, Caribbean
5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms Pool From USD $901 - $1,750
Villa Description
Complimentary Night: Stay 7 nights for the price of 6. This promotion is applicable now through the Low Season.
Each promotion is only applicable to new reservations made after the start of the promotion and cannot be combined with any other promotion unless specified. Please contact us for more terms and conditions. Note that promotions listed on this site remain at the discretion of the applicable property owner and may be changed or discontinued at any time.
Walk just 200 yards from Sade to the white sands of famous Smugglers Cove Beach! Sade offers seclusion behind groves of tall shady trees, but is just a quick walk to the beach.
Sade consists of the two-story Main House and the Guest Cottage next door, connected by a garden walkway, the pool and surrounding sun deck. The fully air-conditioned Main House is distinguished by bold accent walls in burnt orange, teal and aqua, original Caribbean art, sleek Asian-influenced furnishings in teak and mahogany, and stainless steel appliances. Sade's two-story Main House offers four equal-sized king master suites, two on each level, each suite boasting air-conditioning, cable TV and DVD player and a private balcony furnished with cushioned seating and side tables for private moments, and an en-suite tiled bath.
On the main level, two of the king bedroom suites with baths (each bath outfitted with both a shower and a bathtub) flank either side of the main level's Great Room which comprises a living area, a formal dining area for ten, and a well-equipped cherrywood kitchen with a kitchen island. The air-conditioned Great Room is bordered by a large covered verandah just outside, looking out to the sea.
An interior staircase leads up to Sade's upper level and to two more air-conditioned king bedroom/bath suites, both of which offer Jacuzzi tubs as well as a separate shower. These two bedroom suites also offer private balconies and cable TV and DVD players. In the middle of the upper level is the wet bar, home office and lounge area, perfect for get-togethers, cocktails and a movie after a day at the beach. Sliding glass doors lead from the lounge outside to a shady covered balcony.
Set between Sade's Main House and Guest Cottage is the elegantly curved sun deck and pool furnished with lounge chairs. Privacy at the pool is provided by a screen of mature trees and landscaping.
Just next door is the one-bedroom Guest Cottage, a charming accommodation for the couple who desires some private time away from friends or family in the Main House - or the perfect spot for a small family, with a sleep sofa in the living room for the kids. The Cottage's king bedroom is air-conditioned and has cable TV and DVD player, a shower and Jacuzzi bathtub in the en-suite bath, and two covered porches leading from both the bedroom and the living area. The porch just off the living room/kitchen area is made inviting by a cushioned sofa.
Although conveniently located within easy walking distance of beautiful Smugglers Cove Beach, Sade is tucked into its own private world surrounded by genip, papaya, banana, cassava and coconut trees, and vibrant gardens full of colorful coleus and other tropical flora. This lovely and secluded vacation property is ideal for couples or families - please reserve early for Sade, as it's always in demand!
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Upper Level
Bedroom 1
King size bed, En-suite bathroom with Jacuzzi, Air conditioning, Cable TV, DVD player, Private balcony
Bedroom 2
King size bed, En-suite bathroom with Jacuzzi, Air conditioning, Cable TV, DVD player, Private balcony
Main Level
Bedroom 3
King size bed, En-suite bathroom with shower and tub, Air-conditioning, Cable TV, DVD player, Private balcony
Bedroom 4
King size bed, En-suite bathroom with shower and tub, Air conditioning, Cable TV, DVD player, Private balcony
Guest Cottage
Bedroom 5
King size bed, Sofa bed, En-suite bathroom with shower and Jacuzzi, Air conditioning, Cable TV, DVD player
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- Air conditioned bedrooms
- Cable TV
- DVD players
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- Books
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- Movie/music collections
- Computer
- Wi-Fi access
- Printer/scanner
- Fax machine
- Answering machine
- Safe for valuables
- Hair dryers
- Wet bar
- Dishwasher
Outdoor Features
- Beach access
- Swimming pool
- Gas grill
- Sun deck
- Alfresco shower
- Automatic generator
Staff & Services
- Maid service provided 2 days/week (holidays not included)
At Extra Cost (advance notice required)
- Villa pre-stocking
- Car rental
- Airport transfers
- Laundry service
- Costs associated with weddings and other special occasions
Villa Policies
- Maximum 12 guests
- Children welcome (notarized liability waiver required for all children under 15 years)
- Non-smoking villa
- Pets are not allowed
- Damage deposit required
- Weddings and special events accepted (maximum 45 guests)
Getting There
- Rental car recommended
- Transport available
- Smugglers Cove Beach 200 yards away
Additional Information
Sade makes a beautiful backdrop for weddings and other special occasions. All tables, flatware, china, dishes and glassware for the wedding must be rented or provided by your caterer. Complete details of all functions, including all names of wedding personnel and/or catering persons who will be at this villa for any function must be provided. Guests will be held completely responsible for any damages, missing items, and will be charged if their caterer/chef does not complete a full clean-up of the villa property inside and outside, including removal of all trash from the villa property.RESERVE VILLA
Villa Rental FeaturesStaff
- Maid service: twice a week
- 5 King Bed
- Sofa Bed
- Swimming Pool
- Air conditioned bedrooms
- Cable TV
- CD player
- DVD player
- Gas BBQ
- Generator
- Jacuzzi bath
- Safe
- Wet Bar
- Wireless Internet Access
- 200 meters to beach
Villa Rental Rates
|Travel Date Range
|Minimum Stay
|Nightly Rate
|Jan 05, 2013 - Apr 12, 2013
|7 Nights Min.
|Apr 13, 2013 - Nov 22, 2013
|5 Nights Min.
|Nov 23, 2013 - Nov 29, 2013
|7 Nights Min.
|Nov 30, 2013 - Dec 13, 2013
|5 Nights Min.
|Dec 14, 2013 - Jan 03, 2014
|10 Nights Min.
Please inquire about dates outside these ranges
Contact UsSpeak with a villa specialist:
- 1-877-953-7400 (Toll Free)
- 1-514-393-3003 (International)
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