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The mortgage interest is deductible for the primary and one secondary home.
There is no guarantee that the law would not be changed in the future. So far - I am not aware that this deduction will be taken away any time soon.
If you will use the property as rental - all expenses - including mortgage interest and depreciation will be deducted against rental income.
You would need to prorate rental use and personal use - probably according time the property is used for each purpose.
If you will have rental losses - they are generally deducted against your other taxable income - however there are some limitations on deductions.
Please let me know if you need any clarification or any details related to your situation.
As you will rent the property four months out of twelve - it will be considered 33% as rental and 67% as personal based on its use.
Property taxes are fully deductible - on the schedule A (assuming you itemize)
Mortgage interest is also deductible - 33% on the schedule E as rental expenses and 67% on the schedule A.
Insurance, utility cost - only 33% are deductible on the schedule E as rental expenses; other part would be considered as personal and is not deductible).
Rental income should be reported as income on the schedule E.
The 33% of the property cost should be depreciated and that will be expense.
Let me know if you links to forms.
The residential rental property depreciated over 27.5 year period.
So assuming you paid for the property $500,000 and it is used as rental 33% of the time - the cost basis for depreciation will be $500,000*33%=$165,000
Every year you will deduct $165,000/27.5=$6000
However at the time you sell the property - depreciation should be recaptured and added to your taxable income.
You may need to become familiar with the IRS publication 527 - http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p527.pdf - please be aware that it is not updated for 2008 yet.
You are absolutely correct. Your payment and the bonus were applied as you wanted.
Appreciate that and your warm words.
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I love zines. It;s the whole handmade aspect and being able to read and see what is important to the people who make them. I started making zines in high school in the 90s and I still love the art form after all these years! I started with "Jot Outlet" which was more of an artsy, prose-filled perzine. Then I did "the HSSreader" which was more of a miniature magazine with interviews and reviews and such. My most recent series is my "College Doodles" collection which is a mini zine series comprised of all my doodles from my entire associate's degree, from 2007-2010. I also make some one-time-only zines and comics and have plans for several more to come.
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Lincoln got a rude introduction in its first state-tournament appearance in eight years. Cleveland raced out to a huge lead and coasted over the Lady Abes in their opener, and Lincoln was unable to catch up with Sunnyside the following day to be eliminated in the 3A girls state basketball tournament on March 6-7 at the Tacoma Dome.
Still, it was a welcome experience for a building program that notched 20 wins in its first year under head coach Jamila Jones.
"It has been a great year, from a foundation standpoint," Jones said. "We wanted to leave with some hardware…but I think it's a learning experience. To play at this level at the Tacoma Dome, you have to have a certain level of experience and basketball savvy to you."
From the start against Cleveland – the eventual state champs – the Lady Abes were flustered by pressure defense and a speedy transition offense. The Eagles charged out to a 12-0 lead midway through the first quarter on a steal and layup by Makala Roper, who finished with a game-high 19 points. With sophomore forward Tamia Braggs stuck on the bench in early foul trouble, Lincoln struggled to find a consistent source of offense, and Roper hit back-to-back threes late in the first quarter to extend the Eagles' lead to 26-6. Cleveland coasted from there.
The Lady Abes brought much more energy and efficiency on March 7 against Sunnyside, but a 10-point first-quarter lead helped the Grizzlies create some space in a 67-54 win to eliminate Lincoln.
Breneya Johnson's rebound and put-back less than three minutes into the game tied it at 9-9, but Sunnyside went on a 13-3 run to end the quarter, as Natalia Bazan's jumper with five seconds left in the period made it 22-12. The Grizzlies led 38-26 at the break, and Emilee Maldonado – who finished with a team-high 19 points – extended it to 41-28 with a three-pointer two minutes into the third quarter.
But Braggs came alive in the second half, pulling the Lady Abes back to within 44-38 with two free throws in the final minute of the third quarter. Braggs scored 16 points in the second half, but it wasn't enough, as Sunnyside had an answer every time Lincoln made a charge. Braggs finished with 25 points and eight rebounds and Johnson added 13 points and nine rebounds, as the duo finished a combined 14-for-26 from the field.
"I think we did well once we got the ball inside," Jones said.
Despite the bitter finish, Jones and the Lady Abes can take solace knowing that Braggs, junior guard Kiaira Thomas and sophomore guard Aamira Turner all return next year.


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Steelers rookie running back Le'Veon Bell didn't play in Saturday's preseason opener against the Giants because of a sore knee. Bell said he wanted to play and called his absence a "disappointment," but the Steelers were just being cautious with their likely 2013 starter. Bell was back at practice Monday and should play next Monday against the Redskins.
"I can't wait until Monday's game," Bell said. "But I am going to just sharpen my sword, get ready for battle and go out here for practice and do what I can."
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I love that quote.
Bell's ADP should be rising above the likes of Montee Ball and perhaps even David Wilson -- and that's hard for me to admit. Unlike those other two, it doesn't look like Bell will have to share the Steelers' backfield. The team reportedly wants to make him its workhorse right away. Bell is a nice RB2 with considerable upside.


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L'burg Manhunt:1 ID'd, Woman Arrested!
Authorities have now released the identity of a male suspect they continue to search for.
Major Ricky Gardner with the Bedford County Sheriff's Office said investigators obtained four warrants for 27-year-old Antonio Waring, of Raleigh, N.C. and believe he is one of the two suspects that ran from and eluded police yesterday.
The men left a woman behind... Deputies arrested 24-year-old Lachelle Slaughter, of Lynchburg, shown right.
The News and Advance shared a morning press release from authorities and reported that "Waring is charged with conspiring to cash a forged note, conspiring to utter a forged note, feloniously conspiring to conduct a bank action and eluding police officers."
The newspaper also reported that the charges against Waring follow an incident at the Bank of the James on Forest Road on Wednesday.
Authorities are still searching for the two suspects and plan to release a photo of Waring. Wednesday's search put businesses and three schools in the Wyndhurst area on lockdown for part of the afternoon.


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Today Congressman Nunnelee gave the following statement on the House floor in support of the Department of Defense and Further Continuing Appropriations Act (Troop Funding Bill) which is currently the only proposal to keep the government open and will fund our troops through the end of FY 2011. The measure includes an additional $12 billion in cuts and will keep the government running through April 15.
"We are engaged in a budget battle for the future of our country. But, we have the freedom to engage in that battle because of the brave men and women that have their lives on the line fighting for that freedom.
"Have we forgotten? Only 10 years ago there are those who would have destroyed this very building and disrupted these proceedings by an act of terror, and we have men and women today fighting to make sure that those acts of terror are never repeated.
"That's their mission, and it's unconscionable that we would send men and women into harm's way and not fund their efforts.
"That's why we need to pass this bill because if we do, we will have the liberty to pursue our mission while our men and women in uniform have the liberty to pursue theirs."
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In my relentless search for photographic coolness for the Photo of the Day I came across this awesome shot posted on Flickr. It's got great 3 dimensional quality to it that I really like and the dark imposing clouds – I can feel the cold pelting rain already. Great shot. Photo by Pieboy75 via Flickr.


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The Onion has finally done it. I am pretty sure that this was the plan of the Onion and all of its content for the last decade. Last week the Onion released a piece, in classic Oniony fashion, naming North Korean supervillian/supreme leader/newlywed Kim Jong Un the sexiest man alive.Most Onion readers didn't think much more about it than when they reported on the tragic car accident that sadly, did not kill Glenn Beck. But the People's Daily, China's state run, communist mouthpiece report … [Read more...]
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Hello there, it's Christmas soon and I thought my gift to you this year would be a guide to the television on offer. Be warned, this year's offerings are poor but with my help you may just watch something decent, or at least know that there's nothing on without switching on your TV and desperately flicking through the channels while screaming.
I will begin with the week before Christmas. A whole week. I spoil you.
Saturday 17th December
I'm going to assume that you've done all your Christmas shopping already and you're not running through the streets of your local shopping centre panicking, yelling, and wielding a knife. So why not start your day with...
Well okay look, the morning is a write off really. Don't watch TV before lunchtime because there's nothing much on other than the usual guff. So skip to...
1.15pm About A Boy (ITV1) - A film starring Hugh Grant who's now a bit of a hero due to his constant battles against the tabloids. Apparently this is a good film, it's based on a Nick Hornby novel and he wrote High Fidelity which was a great book and a decent film. So yeah, there's a romantic option for the afternoon.
Of course you could wait a bit instead and watch:
1.40pm Splash (BBC 2) - Tom Hanks (the funny 80s version of Tom rather than the more portly and serious 90s 00s actor version) meets Daryl Hannah's mermaid and a literal fish out of water romantic comedy arises. This was a film my parents had on tape and I watched it about 4663 times during my youth, I like it, it's sweet. John Candy's in it too.
If you start watching either film and get bored or you've just got home from shopping in the wilds, you could tune into...
2.55pm Who Framed Roger Rabbit (BBC 1) - It's cartoons and Bob Hoskins together for the first time and the last time. Kids love it and dads love Jessica Rabbit while mums look at dads and think, "freak". Hoskins is a private eye drawn (ho ho) into a world of cartoon characters in this bizarre family friendly film noir. See if you can spot all the cartoon characters of years gone by and then wonder why you can't remember important stuff like your mum's birthday. You bad person.
After those films you can take a break, have some tea (or dinner if you prefer) and then make your way back to the sofa for...
6.35pm Harry Potter and The Tree of Nothing Part 3.2 (ITV1) - I'm not a Potterite, or whatever it is you kids with your wands call yourselves, but here is a film about a boy wizard and his magic owlbear. Or something. The kids love it. It's either that or watch Merlin at 8pm. Your choice.
8.55pm The Nightmare Before Christmas (BBC 3) - I'll admit that I haven't actually seen this film but this year THAT CHANGES. I will watch it. Oh yes. Even though I find Tim Burton's constant gothy whimsy immensely irritating.
If you don't fancy singing skeletons and pumpkins and that, you could watch Daniel Craig fight Nazis in Defiance at 9pm on BBC 2. Or you could watch...
9.00pm Die Hard 4.0 (E4) - Bruce is back and this time he's bald and old. I quite liked this because I'm a sucker for John McClane. Barry Norman said in the Radio Times that Timothy Olyphant isn't up to the part of the villain due to a lack of physical presence, "I reckon even I could have taken out a computer nerd like him." Barry, Barry, Barry you are entering a world of pain. Have you not watched Deadwood or Justified? Hell, you must have seen Hitman as it's your job to watch movies. Olyphant is a stone cold killer, he has that crazy gleam in his eye, the dude will straight up slap you to death. I fear for Barry Norman, maybe in his old age he's developed delusions of grandeur. Perhaps he paces around the house looking for someone to pounce on and bench press? Barry, calm down. Although I will admit that Die Hard 4 doesn't make the best of Olyphant's skills and doesn't really devote enough screen time to Willis and Olyphant scenes.
Finally let's round off the day by watching a festive classic...
12.05am The Omen (Channel 4) - If you're a parent and you're thinking of not getting your kid a Turbo Man or a copy of Doctor Who Series 6 on DVD then watch out, your kid could develop satanic powers. Or something. Anyway this is a classic film that I haven't seen so I will be watching it for the first time (despite having seen most of the deaths already due to their inevitable presence in movie clips shows like TOP 100 DEMONIC CHILD FILMS or whatever).
Oh yeah, you could forget all that and spend your entire evening on Film Four and watch Star Trek 1, 2 & 3 from 6.25pm. If you're that way inclined.
You may then go to sleep.
Remember to wake up the next day for it is Sunday and it is time for more television.
Sunday 18th December
Right, do you want to get up early and watch films all day? Do you want to plonk the kids in front of films all day? ITV1 seems to have you covered there (WARNING quality of films not guaranteed).
9.50am The Never Ending Story (ITV1) - Well that's bullshit because it quite clearly finishes at 11.30am in time for A Cinderella Story which stars Hilary Duff and which is probably awful. Then Jack Frost is on after that which also looks really crappy and creepy "Oooh my Dad's dead but he's come back as a snowman, what fun we'll have. NO WAIT THAT'S REALLY BLOODY WEIRD AND WRONG. STOP IT."
Of course you could watch Scrooge on Channel 5 at 1.00pm instead. It's no Scrooged but it's pretty good. After that...
3.00pm Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (ITV1) - Gene Wilder is bloody mad in this film. Bonkers mad. There's lots of catchy songs and it's got that weird psychedelic aesthetic going on, it's amazing.
After that have some Sunday sustenance and then reconvene back to the sofa for evening TV fun.
8.00pm Gremlins (ITV2) - It's one of the best Christmas films ever. Malevolent puppet monsters run riot in small town America. Joe Dante created a clever and very funny take on the Christmas movie that remains one of my favourite films. I used to watch it at Halloween as a kid but that was WRONG because it's a Christmas film. Stupid younger me.
Hancock is on Channel Five at the same time but man, where's the Christmas in that film eh?
There is a problem with watching Gremlins though, it means you'll miss the final episode of Black Mirror at 9pm. The show hasn't been quite what I hoped it would be but it's still an intelligent and thought provoking series and that's never a bad thing. Jessie Armstrong of Peep Show fame wrote this episode so it should be a cracker. Then at 10pm there's the Misfits series finale. I love Misfits and the conclusion to this series should be the usual combination of the crude, hilarious, and shocking.
If you don't like Misfits (what is wrong with you?) then I guess you could watch Bruno on Channel 4. It's on right after Black Mirror so you wouldn't even have to move, you lazy specimen of wretchedness. I haven't seen Bruno, it's probably quite funny and shocking and silly. I'll see it one day but probably not on Sunday.
11.35pm Carrie (Channel Four) - After Bruno is over, you can watch Sissy Spacek struggle to find a date for the prom. Poor Sissy. It's alright though, I hear they make her queen of the prom so it all ends well.
Then go to bed because you have work in the morning. GOOD NIGHT.


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If you're seeking administrative assistant training or executive assistant training and professional development on a budget (and who isn't on a budget these days), it can be tough to decide just where to invest your dollars. Even if it's not your personal funds but rather your company's dollars allotted for your training and development, you still have tough choices to make.
Perhaps you want to create a professional development and training plan for you, or for your administrative assistant and executive assistant team. But you want to make smart choices when choosing from the many advertised administrative assistant training and professional development options. How do you do that? Where do you start? And why is this such a tough decision? The choices are tough because...
...that administrative assistant conference taking place on the West coast looks interesting. But so does the conference for executive assistants being offered at a Southeast destination the following month. You can't afford both. But wait...there's more.
There is an alternative to traveling further than your chair. It's a Webinar being offered next month that's filled with information and training for administrative assistants and executive assistants (or so it says in the descriptive sales copy). Hmmm. Could be interesting.
But you know what...those books for administrative assistants and executive assistants for sale at your nearest bookstore look useful too. However, once again, that fixed budget is getting in the way. You can't choose all of these administrative assistant training and development options. It's not financially possible.
So what's it going to be?
Should you do the conference, the Webinar, or the self-study books? Tough decision. They all look great; they all claim to be filled with information tailored to the needs of office professionals like administrative assistants and executive assistants.
So which is going to be most worthwhile for you in your administrative professional job and career?
And how much professional development and training do you need as an administrative assistant or executive assistant?
And the answer is...
"It depends."
Big help, right?
There is no "one answer fits all administrative assistants and executive assistants."
The answer depends on your specific needs. So, you have to define that first. Here's how...
When planning professional development and training, try "working backward." That means think of what specific outcome you want, what specific behavior you want to change, what specific problem you have, and so forth; then research for the solution (which would be the training, classes, etc.).
This helps you fine-tune your professional development path and narrow down your choices of which classes and training will be worthwhile to you (and your employer).
On the contrary, a lot of administrative assistants and executive assistants mistakenly do it the other way around. That is, they find classes and other training resources and then try to think of what value they'll get out of them.
Wrong, wrong, wrong!
That's like deciding you'll take a trip to Disney World and then deciding why the trip will be fun for you. You would never plan in that manner. That's the wrong order. Do an "about face" now!
I mention this point in the report recommendations section on p. 33 of the 54-page report called SPECIAL REPORT #4: Administrative Professionals Investing in Professional Development and Training.
This report may give you more insight when creating your professional development and training plan, and even with getting buy-in from your employer (if you're looking for your company to fund part, or all, of your training and development plan). But that's not all that's in this report. More details and cost for this special report, which is related to administrative assistant training and executive assistant training and professional development, are at
This report may give you something worth thinking about and more clarity when deliberating your next move in your executive assistant training or administrative assistant training and professional development plan. Don't just "wing it" with your professional development and training as an administrative assistant or executive assistant. Spend your money and your time wisely (including that of your employer). Think it through. Analyze your needs, specifically. Work backward from your desired outcome to your solution. Only then will you know what professional development and training will be worthwhile for you at this time.
(c) 2010 Karen Porter; All rights reserved
Karen Porter is a job performance and career success coach and advisor to administrative professionals and the founder and president of The Effective Admin and Virtual Association for Administrative Professionals: "My specialty is serving administrative professionals like you with job performance and career management advice. I have more than 24 years of experience interacting with the 'real' workplace and working administrative professionals."


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The family could not decide where to eat and we needed a place that everyone could find something they would enjoy. We have been spending some time driving the Orange Circle and passing Watson's Drugs and Soda Fountain. I mentioned it to my wife and she agreed so that's where we all ended up for dinner.
When you first walk in Watson's it has the feel of a old school Drug Store and Soda Fountain, just as the name implies. We were able to seat ourselves at a both right next to the soda counter/cooking area. The waitress that helped us that night seemed a little scattered brained because she was all over the place and it was not very busy. While in the middle of taking our order she left our table to get food that was ready for a different table, she did not say a word to us, simply stopped taking our order and moved on. When she came back I said we were not finished ordering and she said something like she had to get that food to the table. I am fine with prompt service of food but she could have excused her self before doing so. Anyway the family ended up ordering our dinner with drinks and a shared dessert the meal was about $49.
By now you all must know what my daughter is going to get and you would be correct. A cheese burger for the little one. The burger looked moist but my daughter said it was greasy. Not sure she really knows the difference but either way she finished the whole burger.
My son ordered a patty melt. A traditional patty melt through and through. A thick hamburger patty, grilled onions and melted cheese all served on toasted rye bread. This sandwich was good. My son let me have a taste and if I were him I would have saved it all for myself. The hamburger was juicy and the onions were grilled just enough to bring out some sweetness. The toasted rye added a crispy crunch to the sandwich. I liked this sandwich simply because it was done right.
My wife ordered the grilled chicken salad sandwich. This was basic chicken salad served with freshly smashed avocado on toasted sour dough. I also managed to get a bite of this sandwich. Which I also liked mostly because of the large amount of avocado that was added. The chicken salad was very simplistic and needed basic seasonings. A dash of pepper would have helped the chicken salad a whole lot. But the sandwich was good for the most part.
For myself I ordered the super sandwich, which based on the name I was expecting a much larger sandwich. This sandwich had ham, turkey and roast beef with American and Swiss cheeses. It also had tomatoes and lettuce which was all served on a french roll. The roll was soft and lightly toasted. The roast beef was the predominate meat while the ham and turkey were lost. The lettuce was not served right, in my opinion, because they left the bottom rib portion of the iceberg lettuce. That made the lettuce real tough and hardly leafy. Just by looking at the ham it reminded me of something you get out of a package, The turkey looked the same, and the roast beef was good. This sandwich was good but no better then the average sandwich shop.
I think best part of this meal for the whole family was the banana split we ordered for dessert. This sundae was huge and loaded with all the traditional fixings. A single scoop each of chocolate, vanilla and strawberry ice cream. Each topped with plenty of chocolate and strawberry sauce. No pineapple sauce since my wife is allergic. This was resting between two halves of a fresh banana. Finally it was crowned with whipped cream, a slight sprinkle of nuts and three cherries. Since this was shared dessert the four spoons hitting this sundae were clanking into each other as each member of the family tried to get a taste. The ice cream was soft enough to get heaping spoons full. Each scoop of ice cream was rich and creamy. This was a very well done banana split for sure. By the time this sundae was done the sauces were spilled over on to the plate and the kids were buzzing on sugar.
Watson's Drugs and Soda Fountain delivered a good meal and an outstanding dessert. This is my second time eating here and I had the same thought leaving both times. The food is good but nothing I would exclaim as being fantastic. However if you are looking for a place to get an old time sundae then I would definitely recommend you head over to Watson's Drug and Soda Fountain.
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The apartment has everything you need for a comfortable stay including linens, bath towels, hand towels, basic soaps, toilet paper, hair dryer, iron & ironing board.
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We are located close to EVERYTHING (beaches, grocery, restaurants, gas stations) but still in a quiet residential neighborhood surrounded by well kept homes. You can be at your choice of beaches in less than 5 minutes. One is "Jobos" a world famous surfing beach. Visit other beaches 'Shack's, Wilderness & Crashboat'. Go golfing or horseback riding on the beach, also minutes away.
After a long day exploring, come home & enjoy the tropical breeze in your own private fenced-in yard on the deck under the huge shade tree.
There are many restaurants in the area or cook at home in the kitchen that has everything you need from pots to spices, or have a BBQ on the deck.
So come and escape & enjoy an inexpensive Caribbean vacation that offers you all the conviences of a true home-away-from-home and explore our beautiful crystal clear beaches & some of the best surfing. This little corner of the Island is still undiscovered by the commercial tourism market where you will meet some of the friendliest Locals & Travelers alike.
Tom and I visited Puerto Rico for years, traveling the Island. Every trip ended up with us staying in Aguadilla, longer and longer. The last time we visited we decided we wanted to stay and buy a home here. Our ideal place would be a house close to the beach but in safe friendly neighborhood were we could take evening walks. We also wanted a large yard with shady trees so we could sit outside, enjoy our plantings and catch an ocean breeze. I also wanted in a house that I could make into a Bed & Breakfast or one that had a separate apartment for visiting family, friends and vacationers. One day, when driving for hours looking at houses, I started drifting off and was startled awake by Tom yelling 'That's it, That's it, That's our House!' And It Was... it was perfect. Two story home with a 1st floor 2 bedroom apartment, large grass yard with huge shade trees and just two minutes from the beach. There were neighbors out walking their dogs and mowing their yards. We found the perfect place to call HOME.
Unique Benefits? Hummm... Everything! That's why we bought this home. Location, location, location... minutes from the Aguadilla Airport, minutes to beaches, minutes to grocery store & restaurants. Our house has an In-Law-Apartment, perfect for our family, friends and Guests to enjoy while visiting Puerto Rico. 'And I do all the work, cleaning... ' The apartment has it's own private fenced-in yard, clothesline, outside sink/rinse area, large wooden deck and BBQ. Shade trees, fruit trees, and the wonderful Trade Winds. The apartment is fully stocked with everything you need for a complete and comfortable stay, just bring your clothes & of course your bathing suits.
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Piso Del Sol is the best! I can not begin to say enough things about this wonderful rental. Holly and Tom are very friendly and made sure we had everything that we needed and more! The space was very roomy and comfortable and furnished very nicely. They provided so many extra things including beach towels, games, books, movies, beach chairs, coolers, boogie boards, masks and fins and even earplugs (the airport is very close). They have a binder in the room that includes detailed directions to the beaches as well as other nearby activities, restaurants and shopping. Holly offered a very inexpensive laundry service - wash, fold, dried and delivered while we were out enjoying our day. Our teenagers were very happy with the free Wi-Fi! We stayed at 3 places while in Puerto Rico and this was by far our most favorite. If we ever make it back to Puerto Rico, we will be spending our time here!
If your looking to be near most beaches and restaurants around Aguadilla/Isabela without paying to be right on the ocean this is a great place! Holly and Tom were extremely attentive hosts (but never bothersome) and clearly wanted to make sure we had an enjoyable stay. I usually stay almost directly on Shacks Beach and thought it would be inconvenient to not be there but I didn't mind at all. The neighborhood is quiet and safe, the apartment is private, and the drive to Shacks/Jobos is easy and quick. I would recommend this house to anyone.
From a nicely furnished kitchen to beach chairs and snorkeling gear provided, Tom and Holly are wonderful hosts who have thought of almost everything. The two bedroom apt is very comfortable, and clean. Great eating places and lovely beaches are just minutes away. Nice neighborhood too .
Our stay here was nice. It was nice to have the private yard and the private area. The situation fit our needs well. It was well positioned to beaches and places to eat. The neighborhood was safe.
The house was a little hot. The fans did okay. The bed was a little hard for my liking as well.
Overall, the experience was great.
My wife and I have stayed here on multiple occasions and we keep coming back. We appreciate the spacious apartment with living room (and cable/satellite TV), kitchen (for making breakfast and coffee), comfortable bed in the master bedroom, nice private yard with BBQ grill and picnic table, and useful things like beach towels, beach chairs, coolers, fins, boogie board, etc. The location just a few minutes from the airport is great when you are arriving at 2am (when even a thirty minute drive can seem long) and there are plenty of great beaches nearby in Aguadilla and Isabela to make driving more than 15 mins unnecessary on any given day. There is a grocery store and quite a few good restaurants nearby too. Holly & Tom are great hosts and one of them is always around should you need them, and we appreciate that they keep the rent low. Highly recommend.
We use VRBO regularly for our travels. Holly & Tom are the most organized host we have ever encountered. Do not hesitate to book your vacation at this property. Very clean with all of the amenities needed to enjoy an awesome vacation!
This location is on my favorite side of the island with some of the best beaches for surfing, snorkeling and sunbathing.
We really enjoyed our stay at Piso del Sol. The place is very clean and well maintained. We felt safe and comfortable. Holly is adorable and made us feel at home. We enjoyed having our breakfast outside at the deck while watching some gorgeous birds playing on the trees or the nice cats passing by. We couldn't ask for more.
Once we got over the noise from the planes (the airport is a five minutes drive from the house ) we were in for a relaxing time at the yard, the beach nearby and some delicious food at nearby restaurants. We are planning to again visit Puerto Rico and will definitely stay again at Piso del Sol.
Thank you Holly for all your help and advice!!!
The Louis' family.
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Hockey goalies are the idiosyncratic monsters who willingly sacrifice their bodies between slap shots and the net. The last line of defense in a quick and violent sport demands a tough, visible force to keep the puck out of the goal.
Brent O'Connell is one of those special types, but for many other reasons.
The 6-foot junior from Park City High is a reserved, thoughtful student who is looking forward to studying engineering in college. For three years, the technically adapt player has relied on outthinking opponents by eliminating scoring angles. O'Connell has tried to mimic his favorite player, Mike Smith of the Phoenix Coyotes, by trusting his ability to anticipate the other team and make the stop.
"He's not a crazy, left-handed pitcher or wild-man punter but a quiet, reserved kid," team president Scott Benson said. "Brent is a part of a great junior class and is making a big impact for us."
Coaches have told O'Connell to be louder on the ice, but he feels his leadership comes from his relationship with his teammates off the ice. He lets his stick, glove and kick-saves do his talking. With his helmet down, the quiet kid who loves science and math expresses himself with a graceful goalkeeping that is becoming the foundation for a young team on the rise.
"I found it fine just working with the players without talking that much," O'Connell said. "I am just not a very loud person."
O'Connell entered the week with a .894 save percentage and allowing 1.86 goals-against average.
His composure throughout the game is the difference for the Miners. More than eliminating scoring angles for opponents, O'Connell's quiet confidence and work between the pipes give Park City a mature presence on the ice. Coach Aaron Dufford said O'Connell stands apart from other goalkeepers by his composure and ability to overcome momentary setbacks.
"In life and on the ice, he rolls with punches. If he gets scored on, it doesn't faze him," Dufford said. "Brent is a pretty mature, quiet kid that can overcome a goal going in and move on to the next play."
O'Connell started playing hockey four years ago when friends started going to the ice rink. He had been playing goalie in lacrosse for years, which helped the transition to the ice. He enjoys the camaraderie with teammates and the tempo of the game.
"I'd like to play in college, but if not, I plan on playing hockey for the rest of my life," he said. "It's a great game, and I love being out there."
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Thrifters take note: There is a goldmine near the Miami airport that makes bringing (and paying for) an extra bag worthwhile. It's called The Flamingo Plaza and it is home to what is arguably the best Red White & Blue Thrift Store in the continental US. I have never gone to Miami without making a pilgrimage to this spot and it has never never let me down
The Red White & Blue, for the uninitiated, is a chain of gigantic thrift stores not unlike your Salvation Army, but with a generally better selection of merch, especially when it comes to clothes and shoes. And this particular outpost benefits from being in southern Florida, where there are all kinds of treasures being unloaded by the minute. It is also GIGANTIC, and beautifully organized not only by category (men's sweaters, women's pant suits, etc) but by color, which makes for an esthetically pleasing shopping experience – not always the case when frequenting these establishments.
I had an extremely limited amount of time this visit, and was barely able to scratch the surface, yet I emerged victorious with a pair of smart blue pumps, a linen sundress and a wool houndstooth skirt, plus a cute, handmade summer dress for a certain little girl we at Krrb hold near and dear. All for about $30 total!
My husband might have purchased an entire collection of Architectural Digest magazines from the 70's and 80's had we any easy way of getting them home to NYC. And I didn't even go near the vinyl records, for fear of what I may have found.
This is a spot not to be missed, and what with Spring Break in full swing, there is a good chance that you all may find yourselves down in that neck of the woods with a little time on your hands. So go check it out, tell 'em Krrb sent you, and then hit us back and share your prize early springtime finds with us!
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The Virtual-Worlds Consortium for Innovation and Learning and SRI Consulting Business Intelligence today released the results of an online survey conducted early in March 2008 titled "Virtual Worlds and Collaborative Work: Survey Results." The organization surveyed 81 people who are active users of virtual worlds (e.g., Second Life) about the use of virtual worlds for collaborative work. Most survey respondents (about 85%) were in North America; the rest were in Europe and Asia. Fewer than 20% of respondents are using virtual worlds mostly for pleasure and fun; 58% have a strong interest in how these technologies can serve for work. Some of the key findings:
- Most respondents believe virtual worlds present a great opportunity for collaborative work. When asked about the potential benefits of virtual worlds for collaborative work, most respondents said they see benefits like: Being together in a virtual world enables a wider range of potentially beneficial interactions with collaborators; presence via avatars brings a new and useful dimension that enables better connections with collaborators; and virtual worlds can give remote workers an opportunity to have informal "water cooler" sessions that they miss by not being co-located with their coworkers (see Figure 1). (For Forrester thoughts on the water cooler conversations see the Feb. 4th blog post Virtual Offices For All: Return Of The Serendipitous Interaction.) When asked for which types of work situations or scenarios virtual worlds could bring the most benefit, 93% of respondents said when project teams are highly distributed across geographies and/or time zones and 69% said projects that benefit from use of various types of media.
- But we've got some major adoption hurdles to overcome. About 34% of respondents said that major technology and/or worker attitude issues must be addressed before virtual worlds will play much of a role in collaborative work in most organizations. The biggest hurdles will be getting management to recognize the potential benefits of using virtual worlds for collaborative work; making sure every project or team member is comfortable with the use of virtual worlds to work effectively in this new environment; finding ways to integrate virtual worlds with other collaborative tools and technologies that may still be used to complement virtual worlds; and deciding which virtual worlds will best meet the organization's evolving needs in the area of collaborative work (see Figure 2).
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It's the 'adoption hurdles' that I'm most interested in as Executive Director of the Association of Virtual Worlds. Having run a large enterprise for a well-established Fortune 200 company, it is clear to be that it's these hurdles that pose the biggest challenges for virtual worlds in the enterprise.Consider the following which, although broad generalizations, I think are based largely in fact:1) People don't like to adopt new technologies unless they have to. In some cases, they're burnt out on change. Virtual worlds are not yet viewed as a necessity and therefore will not be an easy sell to the workplace.2) Companies refresh their hardware once every three to four years. Much of the hardware out there is inadequate to handle the virtual worlds downloads we have today. Moreover, IT departments with extremely tight budgets are reluctant to add new stuff to the mix, particularly stuff that requires a significant paradigm shift and eats up bandwidth.3) There are still a relatively small number of people who know anything about virtual worlds. So, even if 1 and 2 above were resolved, virtual worlds would still seem like a game to many people.To get there, the virtual worlds community needs to mainstream the concept of virtual worlds. Demonstrate why they are not a game. Then, the community must articulate a strong business proposition and present the message credibly and in a common sense way to the business community. Now, if the community fails to do this now, I am confident that virtual worlds in the workplace will happen, only not as soon. Even the biggest doubters would have to admit that the Club Penguin fans of today are likely to continue to embrace virtual worlds as they grow up and join the workforce.But, adoption can happen sooner and this is what the Association is all about -- first, a Business & Social Network; second, a publishing division; and third, a facility and headquarters built in a browser based virtual environment, so even a skeptical corporate executive need only 'click' to get there.
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Hi Dave,Your points are well taken and I am hopeful that the Assn. of Virtual Worlds will be able to help mainstream this technology that has so much promise for teaching and learning, innovating collaboratively, communicating and networking, interacting with and presenting information, and managing real-world systems remotely.Erica
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Just got some tints put in and need to know how to get the splashy looking effect out of the back window by the dots. if ne1 has a solution please let me know asap. thanx a mil
I didnt think it was possible...
I had them put black vynil on the top section to get rid of the large portion but i didnt think it was really possible since its engraved (if you will) in the glass. damn dot matrix.
If anyone knows though please tell.
Nothing you can really do. Maybe take a credit card to press against the tint to fill in as much as you can. Tint shops have a hard time with our back glass.
I have seen some people have the window tint cut below the dots.
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Now, by "hype", I don't mean that I don't think that A level results are unimportant to the kids taking them. They probably seem the most important and life changing things they have ever faced. Which is true in a way... but let me reassure anyone reading this who has just got their results (good or not so good) that a time will come when you no longer put what you got in your A levels on your cv, and when no one will even ask you about them. Blessed relief it is too.
I will now hereby confess what I haven't been asked to confess in more than 20 years that -- although I did get 3 A's in Latin, Greek and Ancient History back in 1972 -- I only got Merits, not Distinctions in my S Level Latin and Greek. Not only does no one now give a toss, but very few people can even remember what S Levels were. There is nothing so well and truly dead as a dead exam.
No, what I am referring to is the newspaper frenzy of interest in the whole results ritual.
The bottom line is that students now are no more or less smart than in "my day", they are probably over all better taught, and although they know different things from what we knew, and although I would like the priorities of some of the exams to be differently targetted, I dont see any real evidence for "dumbing down".
It is salutary to read, as I did a few weeks ago (and have no reason not to trust the source) that in 1959 -- the hey day of the grammar schools -- only 9% school pupils overall got 5 O'levels at whatever grade. The truth is that we are rightly expecting more of more of them.
Anyway, because I was travelling, I had a chance yesterday to catch up on the papers' thoughts on the results across the board. And pretty dismal reading it made, too.
The overall pass rate we are told had "dipped" for the first time in 32 years from 98.1% last year to 98% this year. If this is statistically significant, someone better qualified than I am had better say; but I would be very surprised if so. And I would be even more surprised if it was anything to do with Mr Gove.
Likewise we might be pleased that Computing has had an 11% increase in takers, surely that must be correlated in some way with the 9% decrease in ICT (information and communication technology). It suggests a shift to between two different version of IT skills, and we need someone who actually knows to explain the significance.
As for the rest, I dread to think how long battalions of poor journos (sometimes helped by proud schools and parents) have been scouring the country to find identical twins who are likely to get the same A levels result (preferably one goimg to Oxford and one Cambridge, or some brave cancer survivor who has just done brilliantly even though some of the papers were taken in hospital, or a kid who spoke no English aged 12 and will now be going to read Medicine with a clutch of A stars....or worse the unfortunate, even if very clever, young person who has collected a record breaking roster of 12 A stars, plus a couple of desultory As.
If someone could explain to me what the point was of taking 12 A levels, working yourself to death and having no time for all the other things teenagers ought to be doing (like grouching and growing up), again I would love to know.
Meanwhile cant we just leave the kids who have done well, and those who have not done as well as they would have hoped, to celebrate or console themselves in private.
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yep thursday is my day off this week and its suppose to rain all day. that stinks. i can hope though. maybe the weather man is wrong and it want be that bad.
well well well
the weather man was wrong. it was cloudy but no rain. i checked the radar before i left the house and noticed i should have till about 830 am before it started raining. i shot a 6 pointer about 8:00 am thinking it was fixing to start but it still did not. i don think it started raining till about 2 pm. i was laying in the bed at this time so i really dont know. here is the story of why i was in the bed.
I found the deer pretty quick and started my long drag down the mountain. after about 100 yards of dragging i started filling like i was going to lose my breakfast. yep i lost my breakfast and everything else i think i had ate for the past week. :yucky: you talk about not wanting to be in the woods at that moment!! to beat it all i started throwing up next to one of my good stands. talk about controlling your scent!! im just glad i had a hunting buddy with me that felt the need to just drag my deer down for me so i could stop and heave every 100 yds. im sure yall wanted to here this!! my hunting partner found these events quite entertaining and horse laughed me the whole time. thats just wrong. but at least i tagged something. now that the coming out both ends has slowed down and the fever started to ease i can enjoy the hunting experience. and oh yeah that finnegan medicine stuff they sell really works. that way you can keep the fever meds down. my body still feels like i got ran over by a train but its all up hill from here.:thumbup:
almost forgot!!
yep on the day i got sick in the woods i also lost my wedding ring. (the wife loved that, actually she took it well and just laughed at me.) i was climbing my my tree when i heard something go dink off my treestand and hit the leaves below me. i shined my flashlight down and looked but did not notice anything below. i checked my belongings and made sure i had everything needed to hunt and made sure my treestand was still intake. (bolts etc. in place) everything looked good so i went ahead and made my way up the tree. it was not until i had been sitting awhile that i noticed my ring was gone. after the hunt my hunting partner and i looked thru the leaves for awhile but had no luck. the leaves are 6 inches deep so it was like looking for a needle in a haystack.
But i'll find it thanks to our member--- Jayson. He said he has a metal detector he will let me borrow next weekend. special thanks to Jayson from my wallet and my wife. wish me luck on finding it.
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well i found my wedding ring today. a special thanks goes out to member Jayson for letting me use his metal detector.. thats a $300 ring i do not have to replace. sweet!!!
I cant believe you found it after almost a week, glad i could help out!:green:
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i ran across this pic the other day and it reminded me of heaving up my sausage biscuits in the woods!!
lol nice!!
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Outlaw Sling Review
Gary saw a need for a better rifle sling design, not just for those who carry heavy rifles, but for most any type of rifle or shotgun that uses a sling design for transport. Unlike me (the whiner), Gary (the innovator) decided to do something about it. He created a sling with double shoulder straps much like a backpack. His sling makes carrying a heavy rifle (or any slung shotgun or rifle) almost a non-issue. It distributes the weight over both shoulders instead of one, resulting in less fatigue on your upper body. Since it goes over both shoulders the rifle slipping off your shoulder is no longer a concern, as it is virtually slip proof. (This improved my language.)
To purchase the Outlaw Sling at the LRH Gear Shop,
The rifle, for the most part, stays centered between your shoulder blades and is out of the way as you bust your way through thick foliage. With the rifle and scope tight up against the center of your back it is well protected from bushes, branches, and all kind of other things that enjoy scratching up rifles and scopes. Sure, your body still takes a beating in those rough places, but your rifle is safe. Chicks dig scars anyway, right?
All the features listed above are great and it is truly an improvement over a single shoulder sling. However, I think the greatest benefit it offers is that it leaves both hands free. This is a HUGE plus for stumblebums like me. I now have two hands to hang on with for dear life. Actually, I usually have a hiking staff in one hand to help with balance in steep terrain, and now, the other hand free to hang on if needed. I figure, with the use of both hands, I have doubled my odds of saving myself from an unplanned whaaa-whooo trip down the mountain.
Overall the sling is fantastic. There were only a couple things that I thought would make a very good sling a little better. The sling does not come with any sling swivels and, as of right now, they have to be purchased separately. It would be very handy if they came with the swivels. I asked Gary about this and he said he was working on trying to find a good source in order to make sling swivels an option down the road.
Another problem with not having the sling swivels included is that the sling did not come with any instructions, and attaching the swivels quickly became a much bigger and more complex procedure than I anticipated. (I know us he-man types wouldnt read the instructions anyway. However, this is one time I probably would have gotten in touch with my sensitive side and peeked at the instructions.)
At the end of the strap, the ends were folded over and sewn, making it extremely difficult to pass the strap back through the slings connecting brackets once the swivel is added. I pushed, pulled, tugged, sweated, and cursed a time or two, but I still couldnt get the strap back through the bracket opening. I even tried holding my mouth just right, but it didnt work. So I did what any mature, independent he-man would do. I asked my wife if she could figure it out. She did figure out the correct configuration for passing the strap back through the holes in the bracket, but we still couldnt get them to fit.
Finally, in frustration, I broke out a screw driver and a pair of needle-nosed pliers. I used the screw driver to push a corner of the strap through the opening, and the needle-nosed pliers to pull (read: force) it the rest of the way through. I was worried that at any moment I would break the mounting brackets, but they held up despite my Neanderthal engineering skills. In the end, what should have taken ten minutes took over an hour. I called Gary and voiced my concerns regarding the difficultly in attaching the swivels. He said that they have since stopped folding over and sewing the end of the strap. Therefore it now passes through the opening much easier than the one I fought with. He also said that he had an illustrator currently working on a set of instructions that will be included with future orders. Apparently I was not the first to address the difficultly in attaching the swivels or the lack of instructions.
I give credit to Timber Butte Outdoors that they are working to solve both swivel issues. If you order a sling today, attaching the swivels should be considerably easier and more like the ten minute process I originally envisioned.
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Derek Frazier, the youngest son of Hall of Fame boxer Smokin' Joe Frazier, has always held an extreme admiration for his late father and long sought out a way to honor his legacy in a way that would make him proud. MTV has provided the platform for the 21-year-old Frazier to do just that, and a worldwide audience will be witness when the reality series Made returns this Saturday with a feature on the youngest son of the boxing legend. "When my father passed on November 7th, 2011, the entire world lost an incredible man, and I lost an amazing father," the youngest Frazier remarked. "My father touched a countless amount of people throughout his lifetime. This documentary on MTV will be a tribute to a man who will always be a hero to so many, myself included. I was just lucky enough to be able to call him Dad." Frazier's episode of Made, which cannot be detailed at the time due to contractual obligations, will air at 2:00 p.m. this Saturday afternoon on MTV, and he will be ...
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