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200' to the Beach. Gorgeous Remodeled, Affordable Maui Condo in Kihei
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Kihei Garden Estates
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Special: .... $109.00/night ... 11/29 - 12/13
Gorgeous, newly remodeled S. Kihei, Maui condo. Step off the ground floor lanai, and you are 30 seconds from a gorgeous beach, where you can dip your feet in the warm, tropical waters of the Pacific Ocean. This is a nice sandy beach ideal for swimming, snorkeling, scuba, boogie boarding, or just relaxing and soaking up the sun. After a great day of beach fun, relax with your favorite beverage and watch the whales or enjoy a beautiful Hawaiian Sunset.
Located on three beautiful acres of lush Polynesian gardens, the condo is situated in a quiet location of the complex. It is very quiet and private and you can relax on your lanai, and enjoy the sound of
waves crashing, song birds, coconut palms, tropical flowers, and plumeria trees. Our complex also offers a huge pool and hot tub for your enjoyment and relaxation. Gas BBQs & picnic tables are also
provided. Beach cooler & towels are included with your condo at no additional charge. Shopping and Restaurants are within walking distance. Parking is free.
We offer additional vacation rentals. We specialize in family reunions, wedding parties and large groups. If your dates aren't available for this listing, call or send us an email, and we will check availability for our other properties.
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condo rental amenities
Air conditioned, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, fully furnished 725 sq. ft. condo with a private covered lanai. Designer ceiling fans are located in the living room and bedroom for your comfort. The bedroom has a King bed that is comfortable and firm. There is a sofa sleeper & additional tri-fold children's futon cushion. The condo comfortably sleeps 4 people, and can accomodate an additional child. All linens and
towels are included. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything. Condo includes 2 cable TVs, DVD, and free wireless high speed internet. Parking is plentiful and free.
activities and attractions in Kihei Maui
Sunbathing, swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, golf, whale watching, surfing, windsurfing, fishing, sailing, sightseeing, shopping & restaurants. Tennis, hiking, Old Lahaina Luau, Maui Aquarium, museums are a short distance away.
vacation rental rates
Special: ... $109.00/night ... 11/29 - 12/13
Jan 7 - Jan 31............. $139/night
Feb 1 - Feb 28............. $169/night
Mar 1 - Apr 13............. $139/night
Apr 14 - June 14.......... $109/night
June 15 - Sept 2.......... $119/night
Sept 3 - Dec 20........... $109/night
Dec 21 - Jan 5, 2014.... $169/night
Jan 6 - Jan 31............. $149/night
Feb 1 - Feb 28............. $179/night
Mar 1 - Apr 12............. $149/night
Apr 13 - June 13.......... $119/night
June 14 - Sept 1.......... $129/night
Sept 2 - Dec 19........... $119/night
Dec 20 - Jan 4, 2015.... $179/night
Rates based on 2 guests
Maximum 5 people
Extra guests $10 each
10 night minimum during Holiday Season
Exceptions made for availability between bookings. Call 760. 519.8203 or email to inquire
Add one time $100.00 cleaning fee & 13.42% HI tax
$250.00 refundable security deposit
10% discount for stays of 30 nights or longer
Cancellation Policy:
$50.00 processing fee for all cancellations greater than 90 days from arrival. $100.00 fee for cancellations between 60 & 90 days. $250.00 fee cancellations within 60 days and for Holiday Season cancellations between 60 & 90 days. No deposit or rental charge refunds for cancellations within 60 days of arrival, unless we secure a comparable reservation to replace yours. Your refund will be prorated less a $100.00 processing fee.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Kihei
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- Luau's
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Bringing a new life into the world is a special moment that isn't always shared. But last week, about 50 people gathered around the lagoon of Dolphin Quest Hawaii to witness something that is rarely seen: a baby dolphin being born. It's doubtful those witnesses had as good a view as you're going to get as you watch this incredible underwater video of Keo's first offspring taking its first swim:
Keo, 12, was in labor for an hour before delivering the female calf, whose proud grandmother Pele and aunt Noelani were present for the big event, according to Dolphin Quest Hawaii at Hilton Waikoloa Village. The entire video, though not the entire labor, can be viewed here on YouTube if you're interested.
The baby dolphin was nursing within four hours of birth. It should be noted that the first 30 days are critical for the newborn dolphin, and trainers plan to continue a round-the-clock watch on both baby and mother.
More from Dolphin Quest:
"The trust shared between Keo and her human crew members throughout the birth of this beautiful baby was extraordinary," said Dr. Rae Stone, marine mammal veterinarian and one of two Dolphin Quest founders who were present at the birth. "Keo clearly sought out and took comfort and reassurance from her human friends. And she willingly swam up to the dock to allow veterinarians to check the baby's heart rate with ultrasound during labor."
"This permitted the veterinarians to assess the baby's physical condition at a critical time," Dr. Stone added. "Keo's delivery at Dolphin Quest demonstrates the amazing bond that is possible between dolphins and humans and the incredible standard of healthcare dolphins receive in today's public display facilities."
In case you're keeping track, the newborn calf is the 18th dolphin baby and the first second-generation calf to be born at the conservation and education-dedicated marine park since it opened in 1988.
Oh yes, about the newborn's name: That will be determined after the initial 30-day care period. Any suggestions?

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bring 1 white and 1 dark colored jersey.
only top 20 gets to play and only top 3 in the waitlist get to gamble
waitlist is static and is moved into the top twenty at 1030pm on
tuesdays when there are absences or back outs at the last minute.
when you back out - you place your name at the bottom of the list.
when you just dont show - your name is removed from the list
you earn 1 pt (max of 10 pts, non transferable) every time you play that you are part of the top twenty.
you may use the points to get ahead in the waitlist. if two players bid the same number the person who informs me first gets the higher spot (posts vs text/call will depend on time)
pay 150 pesos per night
the waitlist
if there is 1 slot vacated, top 1 in the waitlist gets in, if there are 2 slots vacated top 2 get in and so on and so forth.
if you are part of the top 3, gamble and get to play, you do not get a point nor do you advance over the people ahead of you (for # 2 and 3).
back out on mondays - 150 and minus 1 pt
tue - 150 and minus 2 pts
no show - 150 and minus 8 pts
if you get in the top twenty after sunday and back out/no show - no penalty
if you get in to the top twenty from the waitlist before monday we will exert due diligence in informing you. should we fail to contact you and you dont get to show up we will penalize you. we expect you to exert effort as well
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The Warriors women were represented by Haerling and sophomore post Ashley Baker on the first team. Senior forward Kendra West was a second-team pick.
The LCSC men had seniors Martin Brothers and Danny Allen on the first team. Junior forward John Moore was a second-team pick.
Haerling, who, like Bishop, transferred from the central Washington school during the offseason, averaged 14.4 points and 3.7 assists from her point guard position.
Bishop became the Warriors' starting off guard midway through the regular season. His most memorable defensive battles came against Montana-Western's Matt Luedtke, who was the NAIA's third leading scorer at 24.4 points per game when the Lights came to Lewiston in late January. Bishop held Luedtke to three points in that game.
The L-C men, who won the FC tournament Saturday, will make their second consecutive appearance in the NAIA Division I national tournament beginning March 16 at Kansas City, Mo. Pairings will be announced Wednesday.
First team -- Emili Woody, jr., Carroll; Ashley Baker, so., Lewis-Clark State; Shalee Fackrell, jr., Westminster; Jenny Balgua, sr., Rocky Mountain; Katherine Sunwall, so., Montana-Western; Kim Freeman, sr., Great Falls; Andrea Hall, jr., Carroll; Jaci Heny, jr., Montana State-Northern; Jill Feller, jr., Montana-Western; Nikki Haerling, jr., Lewis-Clark State.
Honorable mention -- Jessi Reomo, sr., Montana State-Northern; Hillary Taylor, sr., Montana-Western; Lindsey Huffman, jr., Westminster; Megan Schmitz, so., Montana-Western; Jolene Fuzesy, fr., Carroll; Kaila Fowler, jr, Montana Tech; Nicole Neill, sr., Great Falls; Laci High, so., Carroll; Kendra West, sr., Lewis-Clark State.
Coach -- Shawn Nelson, Carroll
MVP -- Woody, Carroll
Defensive player -- Sunwall, Montana-Western
Newcomer -- Haerling, Lewis-Clark State
Freshman -- Fuzesy, Carroll
First team -- Andy Brown, sr., Carroll; Bo Segeberg, sr., Montana-Western; Danny Allen, sr., Lewis-Clark State; Jared Ruiz, jr., Westminster; Martin Brothers, sr., Lewis-Clark State; Jeff Hays, jr., Carroll; Matt Luedtke, sr., Montana-Western; Davin Blixt, jr. Montana Tech; Luke Kunkel, sr., Rocky Mountain; Sinan Guler, jr., Carroll.
Second team -- Marcus Wilson, jr., Montana State-Northern; Jordan Matthews, jr., Montana State-Northern; Wes Morales, so., Rocky Mountain; Nick Booth, so., Westminster; Luke Harman, so., Montana Tech; John Moore, jr., Lewis-Clark State; Shane Humpherys, sr., Westminster; Tyler Palmer, so., Montana-Western; Steve Cramer, sr., Westminster.
Co-coach -- Gary Turcott, Carroll; Tommy Connor, Westminster
MVP -- Brown, Carroll
Defensive player -- Spencer Bishop, jr., Lewis-Clark State
Newcomer -- Segeberg, Montana-Western
Freshman -- Cory Brothers, Montana State-Northern
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Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hong Lei's Regular Press Conference on March 26, 2012
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Hong Lei started the press conference with the following announcement: At the invitation of the Chinese Government, Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand will pay a visit to China from April 3 to 6. Q: The second "Friends of Syria" international meeting will be held in Turkey on April 1. Has China received an invitation? Will China attend the meeting? A: China has noticed that the second "Friends of Syria" international meeting will be held in Turkey soon and has received an invitation for the meeting. We believe that the action of the international community on the Syrian issue should be conducive to easing tensions in Syria, promoting political dialogue and dissolving disputes, and maintaining peace and stability of the Middle East. The settlement of the Syrian issue can not do without the joint participation of and dialogue among the major parties concerned. The international community should create enabling conditions for that. Under the current circumstances, China has not considered attending the meeting. China is ready to work with the international community to continue to play a positive and constructive role for the peaceful and proper settlement of the Syrian issue. Q: Last week, the US for the first time nominated Asian American medical scientist Jim Yong Kim as President of the World Bank. Emerging countries have also nominated two candidates. How does China comment? Whom do you support? A: The G20 London Summit decided that the selection of heads of the World Bank and other international financial institutions should be based on the principle of openness, transparency and meritocracy. China believes that all member states should earnestly implement relevant decision made at the G20 Summit, strictly abide by the selection process determined by the World Bank and at the same time fully heed the views of the vast number of developing countries to ensure the voice and representation of developing countries in the World Bank. Q: First, the US and the ROK said that the satellite launch of the DPRK is in violation of a UN resolution. Does China agree? Second, given the current situation in Syria, how does China comment on the visit of the UN-AL Joint Special Envoy Annan's visit to China? A: On your first question, China expressed worries and concerns over the DPRK's announcement of its satellite launch. China believes that under the current circumstances, upholding peace and stability of the Korean Peninsula is in the common interests of and also the common responsibility of all parties concerned. We hope relevant parties will stay calm, exercise restraint and act prudently. On your second question, at the invitation of China, the UN-AL Joint Special Envoy Annan will visit China from March 27 to 28. Chinese leader will meet with Mr. Annan and his entourage. Leading official of the Foreign Ministry will have a full exchange of views with Mr. Annan on the Syrian issue. China values and supports Mr. Annan's mediation efforts and hopes to have an in-depth communication with him on the political resolution of the Syrian issue during his visit, with a view to jointly playing a constructive role for the fair, peaceful and appropriate resolution of the Syrian issue. Q: Please brief us on President Hu Jintao's meeting with President Obama in Seoul. What did the two sides talk about? A: This afternoon, President Hu Jintao and President Obama had a bilateral meeting in Seoul. The two sides exchanged views on China-US relations and major international and regional issues of common interest. We will release relevant information in due course. Q: Please brief us on the exchange of views on the DPRK's satellite launch between President Hu Jintao and President Lee Myung-bak in Seoul. A: President Hu Jintao met with President Lee Myung-bak in Seoul today. After listening to the ROK side's views on the situation of the Korean Peninsula, President Hu Jintao remarked that the latest developments of the situation on the Peninsula have attracted high attention from the international community. We have stayed in close communication with all parties concerned including the ROK. The current situation on the Peninsula is highly complex and sensitive. We do not want to see a reversal of the hard-won relaxation of tension on the Peninsula. China is ready to work with all parties to continue to make active efforts for the peace and stability of the Korean Peninsula. |


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When and where: Monday at 9 a.m. in Room 118 of the Cumberland County Courthouse.
What to expect: The board will make nominations to fill four slots on the Cape Fear Valley Health System board of trustees. Three of the trustees in those slots - John Henley, Jennifer Twaddell and Marion Frances Gillis-Olion - are eligible for reappointment. The health system board has recommended all four be reappointed, even though the fourth, Don Porter, has reached the two-term limit. The health system board has requested extending Porter's term to preserve continuity during the system's current expansion, including construction of a hospital in Hoke County.
Why it matters: Though Cape Fear Valley is now a private nonprofit, the commissioners retain authority over appointments to the board of trustees, to which the hospital CEO reports.
There are 30 other applicants for the open seats. The appointments will be made at the next meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 22.
Other information: The board will recognize the two 2012 Cumberland County Agricultural Hall of Fame Inductees: Wayland Ceaton (W.C.) Gardner of Wade, who died in 2006, and William Carey Pate of Gray's Creek.
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Just wondering how people feel about thread bumping on the stack exchange sites. I personally think it is a time honored way to get feed back on a subject that is not receiving enough attention, but I got lambasted the other day for bumping one me my questions (which was a pretty good one I think).
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So the responsibility for future generations is to saddle them with ever increasing debts?Obama noted the many critics of the package, but he said government leaders have a responsibility to act for future generations. The United States has met every challenge with bold action and big ideas, he said, and "that's what fueled a shared and lasting prosperity."
787 billion dollars to "create or save" lets go optimistically 3.5 million jobs. Thats a cost of $225,000 to create or save each one of those jobs..... i'm still thinking we could have done a 300 billion lottery drawing out of all the people who have filed taxes at any time in the last 5 years, and give each "winner" $50,000. That would have given 6,000,000 people a significant change in cashflow, allowing them to start new businesses, buy new homes, etc.


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Low in fat and big on taste, finally a treat we can feel good about enjoying.
Banana Splits on a Stick
Ingredients (makes 6 pops).
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- 6 popsicle or lollipop sticks
- One 150 gram container of yoghurt, I used Yoplait Delite.
- 1/4 c. chopped nuts
- 1/3 c. chocolate chips or chunks
- Insert a stick in the center base of each banana half.
- Using a mini-spatula or pastry brush, paint on yogurt. Sprinkle on nuts and chocolate chunks or chips.
- Transfer banana pops to a plate that has been lined with waxed paper and place plate in the freezer for 45 minutes or longer.
- Serve!
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@tangent99 - as you were told yesterday - that "quote" was from "thinkexist" not from anything that actually tied it to Carville. No source has actually tied it to his ever having said it personally... it appears to have been made up by someone who attributed it to him and it has been floated out there on the internet by people like you ever since. But enjoy your inability to understand how the internet works...
Please feel free to research until your fingers wear out (if you are capable of research) the actual place where Carville actually said that to a reporter, or wrote it in an article with his name listed as the author.
Guess we'll never know, eh? Could care less about the messenger, it's the message that counts. Right?
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All-wheel drive has proliferated across the industry, but lest we forget one of its originators, Audi unveiled the stunningly muscular Quattro Concept at the Paris Auto Salon.
Created to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Audi's iconic traction system, the Quattro Concept draws its inspiration from the legendary 1980 Audi Ur-Quattro. Like the original, the new concept keeps its weight under 3,000 lbs and is powered by a turbocharged five-cylinder engine. Based on the Audi RS5, the Quattro Concept delivers 408 horsepower through a six-speed manual transmission (in place of the seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox) to all four wheels with a power-to-weight ratio equal to that of the top-of-the-line R8 5.2 FSI.
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Win some, lose some
In life, you win some and you lose some. Sitting in McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, slot machines silent all about me, I am reminded of this fact. It rings true in life in general, in sales, in the court system, when it comes to gambling, and it even extends to one's occupation. It is a powerful phrase, and the subject of many a song. It helps the general populace better accept events that could be considered mistakes, losses, or failures. I have trouble accepting "losing some," however, when it comes to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in the United States Department of Homeland Security .
I was arriving at McCarran when I first heard the news. "Corporal Justin Reed, 22, is under arrest in Boston after authorities found the bomb-making materials, a handgun and ammunition in luggage that passed a security inspection at McCarran Airport in Las Vegas," Fox 5 News in Las Vegas reported. "The Transportation Security Administration said Monday that materials found in a U.S. Marine's luggage, including a hand grenade fuse and three model rocket engines 'did not pose an imminent threat to aviation.'"
Heh?! Perhaps I did not hear that right.
I will check Boston.com to see what those reporters are saying : "During a layover at Logan International Airport Sunday morning, federal baggage screeners going through his military-style backpack found a semiautomatic handgun, a fully loaded gun magazine, a grenade fuse and detonator, and model rocket engines containing explosive mixtures. The bag had been checked without incident at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas."
No incident. Not an imminent threat. Not buying it.
Here is the deal: I love the TSA, and what it stands for (as described at tsa.gov ): We are your neighbors, friends and relatives. We are 50,000 security officers, inspectors, directors, air marshals and managers who protect the nation's transportation systems so you and your family can travel safely. We look for bombs at checkpoints in airports, we inspect rail cars, we patrol subways with our law enforcement partners, and we work to make all modes of transportation safe." The site further carries the headline, "Your Safety Is Our Priority."
I am not sure I could bring myself to fly were it not for TSA officials checking for riff-raff. I trust in them. Now, though, I would say that trust is dashed. Mistakes happen. They are only human. You win some... None of these turns of phrase are helping put me, and millions of others, at ease.
We do our part -- lots of us with a smile and a thank you. We show up two hours early. We limit our liquids. We remove our shoes, jackets, and all things metal. We pull out our computers and baggie of liquids. We even, at one time, surrendered our expensive mascara and lipstick because we did not realize that they were considered "creams." We make awkward jokes when we get patted down, follow direction when being scanned with a wand, and blush when a stranger rifles through our skivvies.
A majority of us are very grateful someone is looking out for us and doing their part to protect us from harm. TSA, please consider that this event, that baggage, and even a U.S. Marine could have posed a very real and imminent threat to public safety. Thank you to all those Transportation Security Officers who take their job seriously, stay alert and diligent on the job, are dedicated to public safety, and practice their craft with patience, politeness, courtesy, and understanding.


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iPhone or BlackBerry? Bus or train? Skim or whole? With so many choices today, it's no wonder people are increasingly desperate for answers. But now they'll have a new place to turn when faced with the latest conundrum.
A new Web site called Hunch.com, created by the co-founder of popular photo-sharing site Flickr, will attempt to make your decision for you — or at least help you make it yourself.
How does it work? The site first asks you a few questions about yourself to develop a user profile. Then, after you've told it your dilemma, it compiles research around what other users have submitted on the topic and presents you with a personalized answer.
According to creator Caterina Fake, who gave an interview to CNN.com, "You can go into the system and ask it any question that's in the system. So it's things like, 'What HD-TV should I buy?' or 'Where should I go to college?' or, you know, 'Where should I eat in San Diego on a Saturday night?'" she said. "It could be just about anything. Once it kind of gets to know you, you can ask it questions, and then it gives an answer to you that it doesn't give to anyone else."
Now that's some smart technology!
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Apps are all the rage these days. Everyone and his mother seems to be developing an application for iPhone or BlackBerry — some helpful, some frivolous and more than a few downright offensive. Remember the short-lived "Baby Shaker" app that encouraged us to shake the phone to quiet a crying baby?
Now our handhelds might be getting another new feature, thanks to an innovation from an engineering student at Duke University.
Earlier this summer, Sandip Agrawal won the Hoffman + Krippner Award for Excellence in Student Engineering at the 2009 Sensors Expo & Conference for his new concept, the PhonePoint Pen. Basically, it allows a phone user to use his or her phone like a pen to write short notes in the air.
Using the accelerometer now included in many high-end mobile phones, the PhonePoint Pen captures and identifies the hand gestures used in writing a note or drawing a diagram in the air. It then creates a message that is sent to the user's e-mail address.
In addition to the award, Agrawal received a $2,500 scholarship from Hoffman + Krippner to recognize his innovation in the field of human-machine interfaces and applications.
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The summer movie blitz is almost over. "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" was bad; "Star Trek" was awesome; "Terminator Salvation" was disappointing — quite honestly, "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" was a better continuation of the franchise — and Sam Raimi's return to form "Drag Me To Hell" came out of left field as one of the best movies of the season.
Moving into August, we're dealt some more intriguing fare that might end up defining fall at theaters. Aug. 7 will bring the release of "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra." At first glance the comic book/TV show/toy line-retread might not look too promising. But the movie boasts some inspired choices in terms of casting, including Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who got his start as a child actor but has scored kudos in independent films such as 2006's "Brick," as Cobra Commander. It also stars Rachel Nichols — who already graced silver screens this summer as the green-skinned girlfriend of Captain Kirk.
On Aug. 14 comes "District 9," produced by "Lord Of The Rings" director Peter Jackson. The film tells the story of aliens landing in South Africa. The film's Web site allows visitors to enter as human or "nonhuman." This should definitely be weird.
Finally, on Aug. 21 comes the release of "Inglourious Basterds," Quentin Tarantino's epic World War II movie. It stars Brad Pitt, but never mind that. It also has TV actors B.J. Novak (Ryan from "The Office") and Samm Levine (Neal Schweiber from "Freaks and Geeks") appearing as murderous soldiers (the titular "basterds"). Stay tuned…


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Ten Years of Dogways
Based in Solihull, West Midlands, Dogways has for 10 years been supporting dogs and their human companions through their rocky times, when relationships come under strain because of difficulties with the dog's behaviour. Life is so much easier and more enjoyable when you can walk with a dog at your side on a loose lead. Or teach your dog not to bark excessively. Or help them learn that loud noises are not scary. Just some of the many areas we have covered over the years.
Support has also been given through exciting but challenging times when taking on a puppy or rehoming a dog. Puppies can be such fun and so open to learning; fabulous time to lay the foundation for the companiable adult dogs they will become.
At talks and workshops we have also met so many people who have shared our passion to deepen our understanding of dogs, developing our ability to empathise with these amazing companions and enhancing our relationships with them. And what a bonus when we find how much we learn about ourselves in the process.
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A gang of youths who broke into a Castle Cary factory have been ordered to make amends by washing site windows and picking up rubbish by a restorative justice panel.
A three-month police campaign which tracked down 14 children involved with causing £1,000 of damage to the Torbay Road factory ended last month.
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The Tenderness of a New Year
Of all the holidays throughout the year, New Year's is the only one that really resonates with me. There's something so tender and bright about it, something so hopeful in peoples' energy, something liminal in the way the light falls. Even though we all know that the concept of linear time is a human construct, and that the new year falls where it does because we humans decided it does and not due to any earthly or planetary imperative, it still seems full of buoyant hope and new promise to me.
Transition times are like that. Whether they're personal transitions like a big birthday, the birth of a child, or a death, or more universal ones like the more-or-less globally understood transition from one Roman calendar year to another, they all carry the heavy weight of promise, as well as nostalgia and remembrance for the past, and the shifting uncertainty that, if we pay attention, characterizes all of life. At new year's we stand on the edge of something new. Even getting into the habit of writing new numerals when we write the date is a transition, a new way of thinking, as simple as it sounds.
Whenever we're faced with a transition, we risk getting lost in worry about the future or regret about the past. The challenge – as in all of life – is to sit with the not knowing, the uncertainty, and not drift off into reveries about what great things might happen – I might finally get that job or that lover I've been after! – worries about what might befall us – this might be the year my mom gets sick – or regrets about what didn't happen last year – I didn't meet my goal of losing weight, why can't I ever seem to do the things I want to do? The new year is a time to think about our intentions, to reflect on the past but not get caught up in it, and also to sit with the boundless energy of the universe from which any and all things can grow. It's a time to hold the world lightly and not get hung up in a swirl of attachment and aversion.
When any new life form is born, its future is uncertain. The form it will ultimately take will depend on more factors than anyone can know. The new year is like this. We simple can't know what will happen. Can we be with this not knowing and let the energy of the universe work out its form? Can we watch it unfold with curiosity rather than with trepidation or regret, or with attachment to our desires?
My hope for all of us in this sweet unfolding transition time from one year to the next is to hold space for whatever may arise, and watch our hopes, desires, fears, and regrets as they ebb and flow. Oh, and to spend the time in whatever way serves our spirit. Peace, Laughter, and Insight to you all. Happy New Year!
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Washington, DC Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Gustavo Mohar, the former Sub-Secretary for Population, Migration and Religious Affairs, at the Interior Ministry in the Government of Mexico, discussed the changing migration patterns between Mexico and the United States.
In the last few years, net Mexico-to-U.S. migration has fallen to zero. Some of the reasons cited for this are the sluggish U.S. economy and the growing middle class in Mexico, both of which make migration to the U.S. less attractive.
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Strawberry & Peach Jam
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I was going to make some hot mango chutney. I sensibly bought the mangoes while they were on special offer, instead of waiting for winter to come around and paying an extortionate price. Those mangoes sat there in the fruit bowl staring at me moodily for a week or so.
Ah, I would like to make you into chutney, but I am busy! I need more onions and oh, I need bramley apples too. Hey, I can't find bramley apples. Yes, I found some bramley apples, you guys are going to be chutney soon! Nah, I am just too tired tonight, maybe tomorrow. Sorry, have yoga and salsa tonight, it's too late and I am too tired. Tomorrow, yes definitely tomorrow! Hey mum, nice to see you, glad you came over! I am making chutney today. Oh, what, when did that happen! You've gone all squishy :(
That's so not fair! I have all the ingredients ready. My jars are sterilising.
Ok, so I am not wasting those sparkling clean jars! What's in the fridge. Ok you'll do, in fact you will be the star of the show. Hey mum, I am making strawberry and peach jam :)
Strawberry & Peach Jam
400g sugar
250g punnet of strawberries, chopped
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Posted: Mon May 10th, 2010 11:38 pm |
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spoofseeker Member
I was sitting here wondering something. And I'm really curious to hear everyone's differnt opinions and views on thi.s OK What if we had negotiated and not gone to war? 2% of the male population in this country died in that war. And my second question. How would this country be different today if the war were won by the South? This was a very close reality several times through out the course of the war. What are your thoughts. I'm really curious. |
Posted: Tue May 11th, 2010 12:43 am |
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Johan Steele Life NRA,SUVCW # 48,Legion 352
The CS was never really that close to winning as they were hemorging territory west of the Appalachia from the start. W/ the exception of the ANV the CS was never really doing well enough to merit recognition by foreign powers. Perhaps if Lee had prevailed at Antietem or Gettysburg. But I doubt it, in neither case were they really that close to winning. |
Posted: Tue May 11th, 2010 01:15 am |
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Texas Defender Member
spoofseeker- What ifs aside, I must correct your statement that 2% of the total MALE population died in the war. The percentage was much higher, especially for the white male population of the south. In the 1860 Census, the total populaqtion was 31,443,321. Using the generally accepted figure of 620,000 soldier deaths in the war, it would be correct to say that 2% of the TOTAL population died. This does not count civilian deaths, which would be difficult to estimate. Of the total population, about 49.2% were male. Thus, the total male population was about 15.47 million. Using just the 620,000 soldier deaths, you can see that amounted to about 4% of the total male population. Of the over 31 million, something over 9 million lived in the Confederate states. However, the white population there was only about 5.5 million. About half were male, or 2.75 million. Of the 620,000 soldier deaths in the war, perhaps 260,000 were southern. Since only a tiny percentage of blacks served as southern soldiers, it can be said that about 10% of all southern white males were soldier deaths in the war. Of the 2.75 million southern white males, the majority were too young or too old, or otherwise unable to serve. Estimates of the number who were Confederate soldiers might range from 750,000 to almost a million. Since about 260,000 died, that amounted to about 30% of Confederate soldiers. If you add those who were wounded or disabled but survived, the percentage of casualties might move up into the 40s. Last edited on Tue May 11th, 2010 01:41 am by Texas Defender |
Posted: Tue May 11th, 2010 01:35 am |
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Texas Defender Member
Johan- Since the stated goal of the Confederate Government was to secure its independence from the north, the Confederates did not have to win militarily to achieve that goal. They just had to avoid losing. A draw was as good as a win. Since the north had almost every advantage, the best chance for the south to achieve the draw was to wear down the will of the northern people to continue the war. The best way to achieve this end was to fight a defensive war and to attempt to inflict massive casualties on the attacker by forcing him to attack continually to attain his objectives. The southerners had to find a way to undermine the determination of the northern populace to continue the necessary sacrifice. I would maintain that there was still a chance for the draw until the presidential election of 1864. If General McClellan had won, as Lincoln had thought he would earlier in that year, the outcome of the war might have been different. However, by this time, both the northern soldiers and the general populace were determined to see the thing through. McClellan was crushed, and the Confederacy was doomed. |
Posted: Tue May 11th, 2010 02:23 am |
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Mark Member
TD, I would take issue with your assertion that the South had almost every advantage. The Confederacy had significant advantages in terrain and national political and military goals that they failed to capitalize on for a variety of reasons. They did have a fair shot to win the war but blew it because their missteps and Yankee tenacity. In fact, a thread on that historiographic debate might be worth doing sometime. However, I do think you are right about the presidential election of 1864. Cheers! Mark |
Posted: Tue May 11th, 2010 02:28 am |
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Texas Defender Member
Mark- You made me read my last post again. Thankfully, I did say that the NORTH had almost every advantage. |
Posted: Tue May 11th, 2010 02:57 am |
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Mark Member
Sorry TD, long day at work. I understood what you meant and mistyped. Thanks for the clarification. I still think the South had significant advantages though... Mark |
Posted: Tue May 11th, 2010 05:08 am |
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spoofseeker Member
Good responces, also some very good info. I had gotten my number strictly on deaths , from info I had gottten from Civil war diaries. That number didn't include all the factors you were referring to. I have heard some say if it wasn't for the victory that started at the Cumberland that maybe things may have been different. There are alot of what if's like you say. If McClellen had stayed in place and Sherman and Grant had not have gotten their promotions. How different would have been? |
Posted: Wed May 12th, 2010 02:51 am |
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TimK Member
I have always had a problem with the "what if" game. There are simply too many variables. I don't think I'm alone in the thinking that adding what could have happened to the mix just clogs up and dishonors what really happened. I do agree with TD in just about everything he wrote - except for one thing. I believe that because the North did have just about every advantage, I have a hard time coming up with a scenario that the Confederates could have won, or even fought to a draw, after the summer of 1863. And this is being generous in my thinking. I think the writing was on the wall immediately after the battle of Antietam. Of course, this is just one man's opinion, but I just think the Confederate States had too big of a mountain to climb without the necessary resources and recognition. |
Posted: Wed May 12th, 2010 03:03 am |
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Tim- I think that we are in agreement that the Confederacy could not have won a military victory, as long as the northern people were willing to pay the price in blood and treasure to continue the war. But in 1862 and 1863, it wasn't clear that they were. I would submit that the attitude of the northern people wasn't apparent until 1864. If they had been willing to reject Mr. Lincoln then, the outcome of the war would probably have been different. The acid test was the election. It signalled the willingness of the populace to continue the considerable sacrifices that still remained to be made to achieve the final victory. |
Posted: Thu May 13th, 2010 01:48 am |
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Johan Steele Life NRA,SUVCW # 48,Legion 352
If and it's a big if, the CS had managed a peaceful seperation from the US they might have had a chance for a short while. But w/ the immediete CS cabinet, stated goals and apparent intentions I suspect there would have been no tangible CS after about 1870. There were just too many in the cabinet & in their political structure who wanted a fight. IMO they would have ended up picking a fight w/ somebody and frankly they lacked the logistical capability or logistical competency to carry the fight to anyone. And a loss would have merely led to a balkanization of the area and who would have profited from that is another what if. FWIW I don't care for "What if's" as they detract from the actual study. |
Posted: Thu May 13th, 2010 02:53 am |
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susansweet3 Member
I agree Johan , what if's don't interest me. I have a hard enough time getting in all the what happened. Don't have time for what didn't happen . |
Posted: Thu May 13th, 2010 12:48 pm |
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Doc C Member
As Sgt. Friday would say "Just the facts" |
Posted: Mon May 17th, 2010 02:18 am |
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ole Member
I appreciate "what ifs," so long as they remain in their place. They invariably result in an explorative discussion that does, in fact, disclose historical facts and thinking in agreement or rebuttal. What do we have here? Seventeen or eighteen posts? How many of them actually speculate or guess? Ole |
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