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Set among acres of beautifully landscaped woodland, Warmwell is a stunning lodge park with a few surprises up its sleeve! Everyone will enjoy the indoor heated fun pool with flume and water machine. There's also a 110-metre ski slope! Plus you can try your hand at fishing on our three lakes. Then once the sun goes down, the fun continues with Showtime Entertainment in the family club room.This park is perfectly situated to explore the stunning Jurassic Coast and bustling Weymouth and Dorchester are nearby.Due to the steep gradients and steps, Warmwell is not suitable for wheelchair users or people with severe walking difficulties.
This park has:Indoor heated pool with flume, wave machineFitness suite*Family club room with live Showtime entertainmentTots Stars – up to 4 yearsStar Landers – 4–10sFreestyle – 10–15sLittle Lending LibraryHardy's Café and Restaurant with Costa Coffee®Fish and Chip takeawayAlpine BarWi-Fi access (in designated areas)Mini 10-pin bowling*Multi-sports courtPool tables*Roller rink*Giant indoor soft play area with ball poolTable tennisAmusements*Crazy golf*Outdoor play areas with tree house, obstacle course, fort and under 8's areaWarmwell Snowsport Centre with 110m ski slope* (pre-booking advisable)Fishing lakes* (licence required)Mountain bike hire*Nature trailFishing tackle shopConvenience storeLaunderette*
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A very nice Park with friendly wildlife
Nice park with interesting games for all ages, I would prefer this park as less crowded,
Small pool though
We loved warmwell as a family and every thing the site had to offer we will come back one day soon x
Good family park but you need a car.
Excellent accommodation food limited but overall a pleasant stay
When. We. Arrived. At our. Cabin. I had to cut back the bushes. Because. It was blocking the. Main. Entrance , also. The outside. Dineing table was plastered in bird poo , that had built up for a while looking at it , so I. Had to. Scrub all that off too , I didn't. Complain. But Realising. The cabin. Wasn't. Cleaned. Too well. Either. Decided to mention it , they offered to. Vacume. The lodge , but we had already done that too , A free pint at least might have spared me writing this review
Its our second visit we love the lodges and the location,club on site is good we have a dog so can only sit outside but it's pleasant surrounding will be be booking again,only one criticism the chippy on site not up to much ,food very poor.
Fantastic time. Will definitely be coming back!
The interior of the lodge was tired and in need of updating. The door to the lodge needed replacing after being repaired with 2 metal plates where a dog at some point had scratched the door frame. There also seems to be a lack of dog poo bins on the site. There needs to be a limit of one car per lodge we were in a lodge 185 in a dead end lane the lodge near us had 3 cars which made manoeuvreing my car difficult due to lack of room.
Lovely holiday Park beautiful surroundings if only there was an outdoor pool it would be perfect
A super relaxing week in a beautiful setting. The accommodation was clean and comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful. The only thing that was disappointing was the coffee - which was served in the restaurant area. I drink coffee out daily and could not taste the coffee whichever way I had my drink. A minor point for most people but for me it was the same as a man not being able to find a decent pint of beer.
the park facilities were good and suited all ages of our group with lots to do.
my son is 3 years old and very inquisitive. The main bedroom had windows at his height that he could open easily and possibly fall out of the window. The windows couldn't even be locked so was a safety issue resulting in us having to follow him everywhere to keep an eye on him. Something to bear in mind for other guests with young children staying in future
very nice park, friendly and approachable staff, good car parking facilities, close to all amenities.
excellent site and theDorchester lodge was brilliant, hope to return sometime.


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Kenneth Faried celebrated his invitation to the league's annual slam dunk contest with a series of rim-rattling, crowd-pleasing jams Thursday night when the Denver Nuggets extended their winning streak to eight games with a 128-96 win over the Chicago Bulls. Faried finished with 21 points and 12 rebounds in 26 minutes as the Nuggets won for the 15th time in 18 games since Jan. 1. Wilson Chandler added 24 points in just 19 minutes as the Nuggets made quick work of a stingy Bulls team that came in yielding just 91 points a game but watched Denver pour in 100 by the time the third quarter was over. JaVale McGee put on his own slam-and-jam show, adding 10 points for the Nuggets, who haven't lost since Jan. 18 and led this one by as many as 35 points. The Nuggets' 128 points were the most allowed by the Bulls this season, surpassing the 120 that Houston had on Dec. 25 - and marks the most an opponent scored during Tom Thibodeau's three years as the Bulls' coach. Carlos Boozer led Ch...
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The General Services Administration has proposed officially expanding the use of Industrial Funding Fee payments to support programs other than the Multiple Award Schedules.
The IFF is a percentage of reported sales under MAS contracts and is negotiated into the contract pricing. Officials announced Dec. 28, 2012, that they want to amend regulations on their use of the fee to cover expenses for other Federal Acquisition Service programs. The fee's original purpose was to allow FAS to offer MAS customers a basic level of service. Under the proposed revision to the GSA Acquisition Regulation, use of the fee would extend beyond recovering costs for the MAS program, which include employee training and encouraging more state and local governments to use the schedules. However, GSA would have to notify customers that it intends to use the money across FAS.
"The proposed revisions will reflect the current use of the IFF to include the ability to offset losses in other Federal Acquisition Service programs and fund initiatives that benefit other FAS programs," the Federal Register notice states.
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The rigid bodies in the simulation I made seem to hover a small distance of the ground.
How can i minimize this and set their skin thinner? I have tried with m_allowedPenetrationDepth but it I didn't achieve whatI wanted.
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This distance is necessary in order to reduce penetrations (which are very expensive to resolve). The way to solve it is to make scale your display meshes up a little so that when you render your scene, you don't see that size. In the Havok Content Tools there is a filter to automatically scale your objects down a little when exporting to Havok entities (Physics->"Shrink Shapes") but you can do this manually too.
Under the docs, if you look at Physics->Dynamics->Collision Detection->Optimizing and Tuning Collision Detection->Convex shape radius, this gap is explained. "Visual Implications of Convex Radius" explains briefly about the visual artifacts you're seeing and what you can do to resolve them.
That was fast. Thanks for the answer. It got me on my way. :)
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Thrustmaster Announces New Gaming Bundle Featuring the T.16000M Joystick and Tom Clancy's H.a.w.x. game For PC by Ubisoft®
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New York, NY - (March 20, 2009) - Thrustmaster, the innovative PC and console accessory brand from the Guillemot Corporation, is pleased to announce the launch of a limited edition pack for PC in the U.S. featuring the aerial combat game Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. by Ubisoft® and the highly acclaimed Thrustmaster T.16000M joystick. This hot new bundle is now available for $79.99 SRP at Amazon.com, Dell.com, Buy.com and Microcenter and more information can be found at http://www.thrustmaster.com
"By Bundling the T.16000M joystick with Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X., Thrustmaster guarantees total immersion in the world of aerial combat. Our joystick and this game are ideal companions and perfectly adapted for another" says Winn Keaten, U.S. Marketing Manager for the Thrustmaster brand.
The T.16000M features a default configuration for Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. allowing you to just plug and play instantly without any setup. As soon as you open the box you will be drafted into an elite fighter squadron, ready to handle any of the game's 50 available planes.
The latest innovation in the Thrustmaster joystick range, the T.16000M features their new proprietary HALLEFFECT ACCURATE TECHNOLOGY (H.E.A.R.T.) which provides surgical precision while gaming. This technology relies on 3D Hall Effect magnetic sensors located on the T.16000M stick. The resulting precision is 256 times greater than most current systems, with over 16,000 different values per axis!
Designed with three separate parts, including two removable parts and one rotary component, The T.16000M is fully ambidextrous and suited for both left-handed and right-handed joystick users. The joystick also features a wide hand-rest that alleviates gaming fatigue when multiple missions are consecutively played and the weighted base ensures full stability during quick manoeuvres, such as Cobra-style pursuits or Kulbit attacks.
All of the game's essential features are pre-allocated to the joystick's 16 action buttons. The E.R.S. (Enhanced Reality System), the central innovation in Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X., can be activated or deactivated with the simple push of a button. The E.R.S. provides pilots with radar and missile detection, crash protection, damage assessment features and much more. From newbie's to seasoned veterans, all pilots using this controller will become fearsome fighters.
The T.16000M + Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. PC limited edition bundle is now available exclusively in the U.S., at the suggested retail price of $79.99. To discover the Thrustmaster complete product range visit http://www.thrustmaster.com
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The New York Rangers (49-21-7) host the Montreal Canadiens (29-34-14) at Madison Square Garden starting at 7:00 p.m. For a preview go to Yahoo! Sports. Rangers Game Notes TV: MSG+; Radio: Bloomberg Radio 1130AM, XM 213Live Stream (Don't click on ads in stream, may download virus):http://www.firstrowsports.eu/watch/116195/1/watch-new-york-rangers-vs-montreal-canadiens.htmlProbable Lines:Hagelin-Richards-GaborikDubinsky-Boyle-CallahanFedotenko-Stepan-AnisimovRupp-Mitchell-PrustMcDonagh-GirardiStaal-StralmanDel Zotto-BickelGoaltenders: Henrik Lundqvist - 37-16-5, 1.93 gaa, .930 sv%, 8 so. Carey Price - 26-27-11, 2.41 gaa, .920 sv%, 4 so Opponent Notes:- The Canadiens' 199 goals are among the fewest in the conference and their 15.0 percent conversion rate on the power play ranks near the bottom of the NHL.For more game notes click the "Read More" tab below.- Erik Cole, who scored his t...
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The president was in Tennessee to promote his free community college for those who keep their grades up.
Governor Hassan wants to build a commuter rail from Manchester to Boston.
More spending. Spending money we do not have. The federal government is trillions in debt. The governor will not let us know how much she has gone over the budget.
Why cannot our representatives spend only the money we actually have? Why are they not talking about cutting the deficits? How about saving money and putting in rainy day funds?
I don't know about you, but I pay plenty of taxes. More than enough. How about cutting taxes? Or maybe a fair tax. Why are our representatives not talking about that?
Linda Riley
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What will making divided highways in Meredith do to foot traffic?
To The Daily Sun,
Based on the presentation made at last month's Meredith Selectboard workshop it seems the state Department of Transportation came to Meredith with a proposal for a highway project which would increase the throughput capacity of the intersection of Routes 3 & 25. The state's proposal was for a single, two-lane roundabout to replace the existing traffic lights. The DOT made the selectboard aware of the availability of funds to carry out the project.
The selectboard formed an advisory committee to investigate the opportunity. We are grateful to the advisory committee for volunteering their time and efforts. The advisory committee reviewed the state's proposal and did not like it. The advisory committee came up with a counter-proposal of three single-lane roundabouts.
The counter-proposal was presented at a December selectboard workshop by a member of the town's advisory committee and a representative of the engineering firm McFarland Johnson. Some of the unanswered issues raised at the workshop are:
— What amount of traffic is the current road configuration designed to accommodate?
— What amount of traffic will be accommodated by the proposed three single-lane roundabouts project?
— If the town accepts the project does that remove the 3/25 intersection from the DOT needs priority list?
— If the adopted project improves but does not solve the congestion issue how many years will it be before the 3/25 intersection gets back on the DOT needs list?
— Is tearing up the downtown in all or parts of the 2017 and 2018 construction seasons without solving the congestion issue worth the aggravation?
— Why is a roundabout proposal better than the already-studied alternatives, such as bypass?
— Will rework of the existing utilities under the road right of way be required?
— If so, will it add cost to the project now or in the future, and who will have to pay?
— If the project is largely a beautification project (meaning it does not solve the congestion issue), is there a reasonable expectation that road salt and sand won't kill off the greenery in the dividers each year?
— Who will bear the cost if that turns out to be the case?
— Who is responsible for the normal maintenance of the dividers, water, mowing, trimming... etc. and the costs associated?
— What will making the downtown area a divided highway do to the foot traffic from lake-based activities we promote, such as the pond hockey and fishing derbies?
— Why are roundabouts being considered for Meredith?
— When pedestrians cross the roundabout or the legs leading out of the roundabout at Routes 3 and 25 and cars stop for them as required by law, how will that affect the traffic in the roundabout?
— Can you show me the grant documents from the federal government that would fund the roundabouts?
— Before you vote to approve the roundabouts, are you willing to go on record that you have you read and understand all of the documents that would be part of a federal grant to pay for the roundabouts?
At the workshop the presenters deferred questions which they were unprepared to answer. Both the advisory committee and McFarland Johnson suggested that answers could be found at the DOT website http://www.meredith3-25.com/. You are urged to go there and review the information available. No engineering, no quantifiable data on demographics, no traffic studies and no growth projections are found there.
Marc Abear
Last Updated on Wednesday, 14 January 2015 10:37
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FDR, JFK & LBJ were greatest fantasy sellers & Ponzi schemers ever
To The Daily Sun,
Let's cut through the never ending BS Democrats (like June Huot) "spray mist" over the electorate 24/7. Democrats will be for the poor, the rich, the middle class, the alienated, crooks, hookers, swindlers, the overweight, the under weight, green people, purple people and wife beaters if any or all of these improve their election chances.
They will also pit any of them against each other to that same end. The pope, Elvis (if he were alive), their kids, their mothers, and their friends all go under the steam roller if that's what is required to win.
Democrats for generations billed themselves as the party of working middle class, blue collar and white collar Americans. These voters identified themselves closely with the Democratic Party for decades. If that isn't truth, Budweiser doesn't make beer. A fundamental shift in voting preference emerged 20 years ago that has gained intensity. The middle class began to vote by majority, not with Democrats, but with Republicans. Democrats had lost the vote and trust of the middle class through their actions and policies.
Consensus of opinion is Democrats have no choice but to seek 100 percent of the minority vote. Where else could they replace tens of millions of lost votes from the middle. These votes were not going to be replaced from the top. Democrats have been loudly demonizing that demographic for the past century. Millions of voters in the middle had finally figured out after years of abuse they were the financial "patsies" funding every Democratic entitlement, give-away, handout and subsidy. It is the middle-class taxpayer funding the subsidies in Obamacare.
Twenty million people didn't just vaporize from the middle to the bottom under Obama's presidency by accident. Middle class taxpayers have been shanghaied as the primary funding source for dozens of liberal programs including the trillion dollar wallet buster Obamacare.
Creation of the largest welfare state in American history under Obama was not some accident. It is out of necessity to replace tens of millions of lost middle-class votes. Democrats have to "gore" some group of people so that some one other group can be subsidized. The proper definition would be "bribed." The blood-letting and goring, of the middle class by Democrats back-dropped with ever-louder screams of racism to hand trillions to the lowest economic 25 percent only gets worse from here.
We created New Deals and New Societies under the greatest fantasy sellers and Ponzi schemers in history, FDR, JFK and LBJ. Where are we today after all these Democratic promises sure to cure all that ails us after implementing Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, disability insurance, massive government, more rules, more regulation and a tax code 12-feet high offering bribes/corruption on every page. Answer: We have record millions on welfare, the middle class dying. We are $17 trillion in debt headed higher, destined for our kids to repay. We have record student loan debt, record student loan defaults. A highway repair fund broke, every entitlement broke, and a health-care fiasco the country hates, paid for by bloodletting the middle class.
When June M. Huot bathes herself in a back slapping sea of holy water, she drowns millions of others with her, then denies it. That is the donkey trademark throughout history.
Tony Boutin
Last Updated on Wednesday, 14 January 2015 10:26
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Expert training, specialized gear & dedication prevented tragedy
To The Daily Sun,
We are writing to express our awe and appreciation of the incredible efforts we witnessed Sunday night during the successful rescue of two young men who had fallen through the ice on Lake Winnisquam.
After the first young man pounded on our door yelling for help, we immediately called 9-1-1. The ensuing actions ranging from the dispatcher, fire departments from Laconia, Gilford and Belmont, Laconia Police Department to DHART helicopter service were testimony to how fortunate we are to have such efficient services and well trained personnel.
The rescuers who actually reached the man in the water, had to maneuver out 1,300 feet, breaking through treacherous ice and immersing themselves in frigid water. Considering how long the young man was in the water, the coordination of efforts and expertise led to what we consider a miraculous rescue.
What also was impressive was that it was a collaborative effort between towns. Meredith, Northfield Fire Departments and Stewart's Ambulance stepped up to cover the Laconia Fire Department crew.
Too often, community members take for granted our local support agencies and begrudge their requests during local budget hearings. After what we witnessed last night, we will never do that again. Their expert training, specialized equipment and dedicated personnel turned what could have been a tragedy into a successful rescue.
Wendy Oellers-Fulmer & Ron Fulmer
Alfred J. Binder
Last Updated on Wednesday, 14 January 2015 10:19
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We stand against the darkness of intolerance, hate & violence
To The Daily Sun,
To pre-empt some, who I'm sure, are writing or have already written letters of outrage that I was so critical of the left-wing media, president and gang and, well, those who refer to themselves as liberals but are anything but, I would like to point to an exchange/debate between Bill Maher and Jimmy Kimmel on the latter's TV show just after the massacre in France by Muslim terrorists.
Bill: "We have to not avoid who did this. Who did this Jimmy?"
Jimmy: "Well we presume ----" (Bill interrupts)
Bill: "No it's not presume! No, no it's Muslim terrorists."
Jimmy: "Yes, Muslim terrorists."
Bill: "This happens way too frequently. It's like Ground Hog Day, except if the ground hog kept getting his head cut off. This has to stop and unfortunately a lot of us liberals — who are my tribe, I am a proud liberal ---." (audience begins to applaud)
Jimmy: He's about to turn on you."
Bill: "I'm not turning on them. I'm asking them to turn toward the truth as I have been for quite a while. To be liberal you have to stand up for liberal principles. It's not my fault that the part of the world that is most against liberal principles is the Muslim part of the world."
Maher then goes on with a long list of statistics regarding the treatment of women and gays in Muslim nations.
Bill: I know most Muslim people would not have carried out an attack like this. But here's the important point. Hundreds of millions of them support an attack like this. They applaud an attack like this. What they say is, 'We don't approve of violence, but you know what, when you make fun of the prophet, all bets are off.'"
Jimmy: "Hundreds of millions?"
Bill: "Absolutely. That is the mainstream in the Muslim world. When you make fun of of the prophet, all bets are off. You get what's coming to you, which is death. Not in every Muslim country, but this is is a problem in the world in the world that we have to stand up to. And again, I'm the liberal in this debate."
Bill Maher is indeed a liberal and most often drives me crazy. Here, though, he points to a true fact that whether liberal or conservative, Democrat, Republican, black or white, rich or poor there should not be a splinter of light as we stand shoulder to shoulder, rank upon rank in a wall of enlightened civilization against the darkness of intolerance, hate and violence coming from "the part of the world most against liberal principles."
Steve Earle
Last Updated on Wednesday, 14 January 2015 10:14
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It is highly unlikely that there is some hard break in prudence between those who submitted the form and those who did not.
And he is to give this permission only to a priest "who has piety, knowledge, prudence and integrity of life."
His government, he said, was one of "prudence and hope" that put a premium on stability.
mid-14c. (c.1200 as a surname), mid-14c., "intelligence; discretion, foresight; wisdom to see what is suitable or profitable;" also one of the four cardinal virtues, "wisdom to see what is virtuous;" from Old French prudence (13c.) and directly from Latin prudentia "a foreseeing, foresight, sagacity, practical judgment," contraction of providentia "foresight" (see providence). Secondary sense of "wisdom" (late 14c.) is preserved in jurisprudence.


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A review of the literature on stigma with particular reference to stigma in selected groups of the substance using population.
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A report prepared by the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the adoption of the "Marijuana Tax Act of 1937."
The following paper reviews various studies** that have examined this issue in regions that have either a) regulated marijuana use and sales for all adults; b) decriminalized the possession of small quantities of marijuana for adults; c) medicalized the use of marijuana to certain authorized individuals; or d) deprioritized the enforcement of marijuana laws. This paper also proposes general guidelines to govern marijuana use, production, and distribution in a legal, regulated manner.
In 2008, the New York Civil Liberties Union released a report by Harry G. Levine and Deborah Peterson Small titled Marijuana Arrest Crusade: Racial Bias and Police Policy in New York City, 1997-2007.
This document briefly reviews and updates key findings from that report presenting new graphs and tables showing recently released and revised arrest data from previous years and from 2008.
It is presented in hopes of stimulating public conversation and debate about New York City's marijuana arrest crusade.
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