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Nautilus Beach House, sleeps 16, direct ocean front in Flagler Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 16
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$ 1,211 - $ 4,295 / week
$ 3,483 - $ 11,594 / month
Flagler Beach House deals
stays between: 11/22/13 & 12/21/13
deal expires in: 8 days
Fall Special - Special 10% Off Discount!
Get 10% off when you book a rental through December 21, 2013. Call us and mention code "Rebook10". Or, go to our web site at VacationRentalPros. com and enter "Rebook10" into the check out. Hurry! Limited time offer!
- $725 $652/night (10% off)
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vacation rental description
Start packing for the vacation of your life! Nautilus, our huge beachfront house in Palm Coast, awaits you with banks of windows, soaring ceilings, the latest electronics, and beds for 16 people. Just yards from a lovely beach, it's a glimpse of paradise! Indoors and out, Nautilus is extraordinary. Of course, the location is unbeatable, right in front of the cinnamon-colored sands and gorgeous natural dunes filled with native palms. (The sun seems to rise right outside our door!) Nautilus is on the Flagler Beach side of Palm Coast, closer to St. Augustine yet totally away from the tourists and crowds. Here you can beachcomb at dawn in your pajamas without seeing a soul, turn the kids loose to wander on the sands, and enjoy an uncrowded stretch of coastline. And when you come in from the beach, comfort and beauty leads you every step of the way. First there's our smooth wooden boardwalk, a far cry from the sticker-filled paths many of us remember from childhood trips to the beach. The boardwalk leads to a wide, angled, exquisitely comfortable deck facing the ocean, with chaise lounges and cushioned chairs aplenty for sunbathing, dolphin-spotting, chatting, and dreaming. (On a more practical note, the free WiFi you have at Nautilus works great out here, so you can even bring your electronics and stay connected to the outside world!) Of course the deck is lighted, so plan to dine al fresco here, and to enjoy stargazing in the vast Florida sky. The breeze is balmy and tinged with salt, the sound of the surf is soothing, and the quiet is hypnotic. Ah, why can't all of life be this serene?! When it's finally time to come indoors – when you can put it off no longer! – step in through the French doors and immediately wonder why it took you so long to discover this palace. The great room occupies much of the main floor, with soaring ceilings, a 4-sided bay of windows, and an upper row of clerestory windows, all facing the ocean to welcome in the terrific views and soft sunshine. The main area of the great room is filled with ultra-soft couches, a wicker rocker, little tables for games, computers, toys, and puzzles. Lamps and track spotlights illuminate the space softly, creating a homey ambiance that everyone in your group will love. This is a place to kick off your shoes, read the Sunday papers all morning, and build Legos creations on the sunlight-striped hardwood floor. Of course, some folks prefer a little livelier entertainment, which is why the family room is adjacent to the living area, away from the oceanfront space, and equipped with a big HDTV and all the trimmings (cable, DVD player, etc. etc.). Two ultra-comfy easy chairs with ottomans face the entertainment center, along with futons that fold out into beds (just in case the teens need to have a "sleepover" one night in order to watch a marathon of favorite movies). Just beyond the great room, fronted by the 4-sided bay windows, is the dining room, with an expandable table and plenty of chairs. A big sideboard holds all the dishes and flatware you need. The ocean views from our dining table are indescribable! The kitchen is equipped with gleaming new appliances and the full measure of cookware. Sleek hardwoods and spotlighting make working here a pleasure. (We have a similarly well-equipped laundry room, and we provide all linens and towels!) There are 4 bedrooms at Nautilus, plus extra sleeping spaces in the family room, loft, and basement. The master suite offers a king-sized bed, a queen, and a crib, plus balcony access and an en-suite bath with dual vanities. The second bedroom has a queen and a twin with a trundle, while on the third floor, both bedrooms (one with a king, twin, and rollaway; the other with a queen and a double) offer in-room basins. The loft sleeps 4, the basement 2, and the family room 3 more. Plenty of space for the whole gang! Spend your next Florida vacation at Nautilus. It is unforgettably beautiful and luxurious, offering more than the comforts of home.
vacation rental rates
Dates Nightly Weekly Monthly
Mar 1, 2013-May 31, 2013 $250-$500 $1,211-$1,995 $6,493-$7,207
Jun 1, 2013-Aug 31, 2013 $299-$1,200 $1,795-$4,295 n/a
Sep 1, 2013-Nov 30, 2013 $332-$800 $1,495-$2,795 $6,777-$6,995
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014 $350-$750 $1,495-$3,900 $3,483-$11,406
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014 $299-$800 $1,495-$2,795 $7,750-$11,594
Prices exclude taxes & fees. Regular rates exclude any special online savings. Monthly rates are based on a 30 day month.
Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com (855)-8218287
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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.
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B&Q campaign to instill home improvement pride
The DIY retailer's latest Spring/Summer marketing campaign launches on TV and online next Monday with a series of vignettes aiming to improve the sense of personal achievement associated with home improvements.One of the images portrayed in B&Q's new ad campaign, which specifically targets women
B&Q said: "The TV ad is themed on a series of everyday people at a very extraordinary moment in their lives, form harvesting a giant pumpkin to a dad-to-be surprising his heavily pregnant wife with a beautifully decorated nursery."
Aimed to be a "step onwards" from previous ad campaigns from the retailer, the message this time aims to connect with the consumer on an emotional level. Just like Homebase - who recently identified that 60% of its customer base were women and designed its new ad campaign accordingly - the ad is intended for the female market. It is these customers who are, according to B&Q, "more often than not the key decision maker in home improvement purchases."
The campaign will be previewed on Facebook and Twitter, where fans of the retailer will be consulted on what they think. Each vignette supports B&Q's new season product launching in stores now under its new group brands: Blooma, Colours, MacAllister and Verve, in which the company is investing £12m.
B&Q's marketing director Katherine Paterson said: "It's important to recognise that completing a home improvement job for the first time, however big or small that may be, can offer an enormous sense of satisfaction. That's what our campaign is focusing on.
"It's about the feel good factor we all get from making improvements to our homes and the lives of our families. At B&Q we have all the help and advice in store and online you need plus the widest affordable range of new products this season to inspire the nation with the confidence to get stuck in, have a go and revel in the moment they can turn back with pride and say 'I did that'."
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If you've ever been through the process of getting a bespoke frame made, you'll know how rewarding it is. Finding the right framebuilder for you; developing your ideas, talking it through; choosing the materials and being measured. If you haven't, this book can be a starting point, an inspiration or simply a celebration of artisans who, and with growing support, fly in the face of conventional bicycle production (let's face it, most production of anything).
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Benefit for Wanderer's Rest. Shamrock Animal Fund will join event.
More than a dog walk--Wanderers' Rest Canine Festival will be in Chittenango
For several years, it was called Paws along the Erie, but now the 'Canine Classic' is back, and back at its 'home' in Madison County. Glenn Ivers, director at Wanderers' Rest Humane Association, says it's his shelter's biggest fundraiser, and will be at Jim Marshall Farms, on New Boston Road in Chittenango. It's the first time it's been back in Madison County since 2002.
Ivers--who visited with his adoptee, a Staffordshire terrier named Jessie-- says all dog owners are invited to walk their pets on the large walking track, and there are indoor facilities if the weather is bad. Besides games and activities, there will also be an educational piece, on dogs that are looking for homes.
WSTM-TV NBC 3 Anchor Matt Mulcahy will be part of the Canine Classic as the Master of Ceremonies and also representing the Shamrock Animal Fund. He co-founded the Shamrock Animal Fund with his wife Jamie Pomilio-Mulcahy after the passing earlier this year of their 19 year old poodle Shamrock. The Shamrock Animal Fund will be there to talk about the numerous animals it has helped this summer and ways people can donate to support the organization which provides financial assistance for veterinary care for animals in need.
The Canine Classic is on Sunday, September 26th. More informationat www.wanderers-rest.com or 697-2796.


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Indicative price (USD) | 499 |
Aperture | f/2.8-4 |
Focal range (mm) | 17 - 70 |
Filter diameter (mm) | 72 |
Max diameter (mm) | 79 |
Mount type | Nikon F DX |
Stabilization | Yes |
AF Motor | Yes |
Zoom type | Ring |
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Tripod mount | No |
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Full-Time manual focus | No |
Number of lenses | 16 |
Number of groups | 14 |
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"We received QUALITY service, reliable guidance and we are VERY satisfied with the outcome. Our treatment was both fair & honest; we highly recommend. If one word sums it up, the word would be Exceptional. "Thank you" for all you did!"
Jeri B, – Houston Texas. Victim of a truck crash.
Call us right now at 281-664-6500 for a free consultation on your personal injury case. Stewart treats his clients like family and will do whatever it takes to get the maximum recovery on their claims. Remember – the phone call is free, and there is no charge unless we win! Read below for more testimonials from his many happy clients.
"He IS an outstanding lawyer! I was nervous about seeking legal help due to all the bad jokes made at lawyers expense, but my experience with Stewart Gus was very much to contrary and more like dealing with a big brother from whom you knew had your back! Honest, trustworthy, informative, to the point and passionate about doing things right!"
Patricia M. – Houston, Texas
"Working with Mr. Guss was my first experience hiring an attorney on my own, but I could not have been more pleased with the outcome. I was hesitant to pursue my case at all, thinking that hiring an attorney would be too much of a hassle and become too complicated. However, Mr. Guss was more than helpful. He constantly kept me updated about the status of my case and explained each step of the process in great detail. . . Mr. Guss and his team significantly exceeded my expectations and the net settlement I received was more than triple what I had anticipated. In the end, I am thankful I pursued my case and I'm thrilled with the results. I would definitely work with Mr. Guss in the future and highly recommend him to anyone in a similar situation."
Chelsea O. – Houston, Texas
"I was very pleased with how Stewart handled my case. He acted professionally at all times and really had my best interests at heart. I was pleasantly surprised by the outcome too! I would definitely recommend my friends and family to use him as their lawyer."
Janis T. – Houston, Texas
"Stewart Guss and his staff are the Best!!!! I was involved in a wreck and I didn't know what to do. I had everyone I know tell me don't get a attorney don't do this and don't do that! I almost didn't pursue my case. But after talking to Mr. Guss and Yolanda about the process, I know one thing I wasn't going to do and that was fight for my claim myself! My Net Settlement was Wayyyy More Than What I Expected! I was updated every step of the way and didn't even have to come to the office once! Thanks Mr. Guss!"
First of all I would like to thank Guss law firm for making this the best experience I have ever had with any law firm. I must give special thanks to Mr. Guss and Dawn who worked very hard on my case. I want people to understand that this was not your typical case. I had called about ten lawer are more before calling Guss law firm all of them turn me down and some of the staff was nice until I explained my case. I was about to give up feeling like maybe I didn't have a case but I knew I was done wrong and had to fine a lawyer who would understand. From the time someone picked up the phone I felt nothing but kindness and respect. From that moment on I felt like Mr.Guss and Dawn took pride in my case and give my case a 100% and more Mr. Guss himself would take out his time to call to make sure I understood what was going on with my case. Dawn who also worked hard on my case would keep me up dated on how my case was going so this made me not have to call them very much and the few times when I did call Dawn was always willing to answer any question I had. The staff was very professional at all times. I'm very excited about the outcome of my case and really appreciate all the hard work Mr.Guss, Dawn and his staff put in. They all have been a blessing to me. If your looking for a law firm thats not just about your case but also cares about you please give Guss Law Firm a call you will be glad you did. Again I would like to thank you and your staff for not making me feel like just another case but like family and I hope nothing but the best for you and your wonderful staff.
Sheila., – Houston Texas Injured on a construction site
"In 2006 I was involved in a car WRECK. The wreck was not my fault, but it was very much my problem. After I was released from the emergency room I didn't know what to do. I contemplated many of the popular television attorneys. But I am ever grateful that I called Stewart Guss. He was extremely helpful and available ( even on weekends and vacation). Stewart is the most honest attorney I have ever employed. Mr. Guss has a genuine compassion for people that is probably what makes him as good as he is at what he does. Stewart is still a good friend to me long after my case has been closed; ( I wonder how many other attorneys care for their clients like that?)"
Tom M., Spring Texas. Injured in a car accident.
"Stewart is everything I could have hoped for in an attorney. He was able to make me feel more at ease about my situation, and successfully achieved a resolution well beyond what I expected! I will definitely look to him for any other legal issues that may come up, as well as refer friends and family his way. Thanks Mr. Guss!"
Joshua L. – The Woodlands, Texas
"A tragedy occurred in my life when my husband died in a vehicle accident. He ran off the road and hit a tree and was killed instantly. We had an Accidental Death insurance policy at the time of his death. I took the policy to the funeral home to make burial arrangements for my husband. The funeral home verified the policy and then we proceeded to make the arrangements. The policy was for 100000.00 which was more than enough to give him a nice funeral. He always said he wanted to buried in a pine box. I picked the finest pine casket I could find and made arrangements for a service for about 150 guests. It was a very difficult thing to have to bury a spouse. Knowing I had that policy made it so much easier as I didn't have to worry about the funeral costs. It was a beautiful service and I knew I had done everything just as my husband would have liked. About a month later, the finance company that paid the funeral home called me and told me my claim was denied and there would be no benefits paid. I was devastated and didn't understand how this could happen. My husband had stopped at the neighborhood bar for a few drinks after work. He was however over the legal limit of intoxication. There was an intoxication clause in the policy and therefore they denied the claim. Not only had I lost my husband I was now faced with the burden of trying to pay for the funeral expenses. How could they do that? I was so discouraged and once again this became a traggic situation. How was I going to come up with that much money? I decided to find an attorney to file a wrongful death suit against the bar who clearly over served my husband and then let him leave instead of calling him a cab. I came across Attorney Stewart Guss. The wrongful death suit didn't pan out because the little bar had no liability insurance. Once again my heart sank. Then I told Stewart about how the insurance company that agreed to pay the funeral expenses had denied the Accidental Death claim. Stewart was very sympathetic to my loss and informed me he wouldn't charge me anything unless he won a settlement in my case. I explained to him that I wasn't looking to make a profit off my husband's death or even make someone pay. My husband was wrong when he decided to drive the three miles to our home in Magnolia. He paid dearly for that mistake with his life. My argument was that he died as a result of a vehicle accident. He didn't drink himself to death. His death was an accident. The policy was an accidental death policy. I felt he had worked hard and been a good man and he deserved the benefit of the policy he paid for.Stewart Guss and his team got to work on my case. He was very accessible when I had questions and comforting when I was sad. It took a year for my case to come to Mediation and he was quite patient and reassuring along the way. They battled back and forth with the attorneys for the insurance company and won an acceptable settlement on my behalf. I had imagined not getting anything but my Triumph is they fought for my husband and I and won enough to pay for my husbands funeral. Now my husband can rest in peace because of the work they did. I can sleep a little better at night without the 13000.00 in debt hanging over my head. Stewart is a good family man! Lawyers are people too and Stewart will treat you like a person. I am so blessed to have had him on my side and I am eternally grateful for his help. God Bless Stewart Guss."
Marienne T, – Magnolia Texas.
"After being turned down another firm, that actually had asked me to "stretch" the truth (which I would not), Stewart Guss was recommended. I thought he would turn me down, as well. He did not. What I wanted most was to get my medical bills paid. I left it in his hands and just received the most wonderful news! Not only did he get the funds for my medical bills, but was able to obtain a very nice settlement for myself. I just can not tell you how much Mr. Guss and his firm did for me. They were always respectful, courteous and understanding, while making sure that I understood what was going on. I would highly recommend this firm to anyone. Thank you, Mr. Gus and Angela!"
"As a relatively new resident of Houston, I did not know of an attorney to contact for a personal injury suit. I randomly went through the yellow pages contacting two attorneys that had rejected my case prior to me contacting Stewart Guss. Stewart took my case on and settled for far more than I had anticipated. The silver lining of this is that I will now have enough money to go back to school for retraining, so I will be able to reenter the workforce in a new capacity. The paralegal, Angela, was kind and supportive throughout the process. If I did not understand the legal jargon, I did not hesitate to ask, and was never once made to feel that I was incompetent. Thank you Stewart and Angela for giving me a new lease on live."
Sally Taylor
"Couldn't ask for a better attorney and staff! Stewart had a very difficult case with me – pre-existing back pain and then I hit him with an elevator incident. He had his work cut out for him, but he was able to get me way better results than I anticipated. He fought for ME, and I can not express my gratitude to all the staff and Stewart. Being there for me and helping to understand the case step-by-step was handled very professionally and timely. He even called me on the weekend! I will definitely and have recommend him to others who need an attorney."
Brandie C, Katy, Texas. Premises Liability Insurance Claim (elevator accident).
"I contacted Stewart Guss when my dog and I were attacked. Without asking for a dime, Stewart went above and beyond to help me. He was avaliable to me whenever I had a question or problem answering me much quicker than I ever expected. He and his staff are professional and efficient and so kind. After working with Stewart, I have referred friends and family to him on two occasions. I highly recommend using Stewart Guss!"
"I had the opportunity to work professionally with Stewart several years ago, and we have stayed in touch since. Stewart is extremely knowledgeable, responsive, and does a great job of keeping everyone informed. I really enjoyed working with him and can give him a wholehearted endorsement for anyone looking for an honest and hard working attorney. Not surprisingly, after working together, my husband and I struck up a lovely friendship with Stewart and his family. Outside of the professional arena, his unflagging commitment to his family and friends is a true testament to the quality of this individual. Given his tenacity, personality and caring attitude, I can see why he has so many "clients for life". While I HOPE to never need to retain his services, we certainly consider him a friend for life!"
"I have known Stewart Guss and his family for many years and have used his legal services on occasion. He takes the time to carefully review your concerns and then expertly applies his skill to the situation enthusiastically. I highly recommend him to you."
"I was in a car accident in January, my family and I tried to work it out with the other insurance company but they were not playing fair. We heard about Attorney Guss through a family friend. I was nothing short of thrilled with all of their hard work. They never once left us in the dark about anything. They spoke to us in a way that we can understand and they were able to get me the money that I needed for a new car plus some. I absolutely LOVE the quality service that I received from Attorney Guss."
"Stewart and his staff did an excellent job on my case. It was a difficult one, but he and his staff were most responsive and competent, and I obtained an excellent settlement. Stewart is well known in the community for his honesty, trustworthiness and competence. Everyone who knows him retains him as counsel when they need an attorney."
Jennifer November 10, 2011
"Our experience with Stewart Gus was honest and real. From the start he didn't promise anything he couldn't deliver. He did deliver and gave us results in our case we were ultimately happy with, but most especially we were pleased with the service he gave us. In our case, we asked him to check into the laws regarding charges added to a loan for a truck by our credit union without our knowledge after the paperwork was signed. In the end, he was able to save us several thousand dollars. Since then we have referred friends to Stewart Gus and will continue to do so!"
Maxx & Amy
"So much better than most lawyers. We are so glad we talked to Mr Guss! He taught us so much about the law and about our rights. We had no idea what to do after our car accident and he took a lot of time to answer all of our questions. We called other lawyers but got a really bad vibe. Mr. Guss showed us he really cared about us and got us more then we expected on our claim. Thank you so much!"
"Stewart and his staff are very nice and helpful. They help me in my case and when ever i had a question regarding anything with my case I didn't know they were there to answer my questions. They fought for my settlement and got me more then what I though I was going to get. If you need a lawyer contact his office Stewart and his team will go the extra step to get what you deserve."
"Stewart did a great job with a very hard case and got us great results after our accident. We had tried to work with the insurance company on our own; that was a BIG mistake. We almost settled on our own but called Stewart for a second opinion. We were not even going to hire a lawyer when we called, but hired him after talking to him. He got us almost five times as much as we were about to settle for before we talked to him! He and his staff always returned our calls and always kept us up to date on the case. Hes the only lawyer for us as far as my family is concerned."
"Stewart Guss is the most professional and compassionate attorney I've ever had the privilege of being represented by. His staff was the best! They handled all the worrying for me and exceptionally communicated and explained everything along the way. I actually spoke with the attorney himself several times and he is a very nice and caring man. Most importantly, he was able to get a maximum recovery for my case and left me feeling like justice had been served! I would definitely recommend him to anyone who is hurt and wants personalized attention and great customer service. Attorney Guss' office is a rare find in the sea of attorneys available in the greater Houston area!"
"Stewart Guss Legal Services. Stewart Guss was very efficient in the handling of my case. He explained my rights thoroughly and kept me informed of all negotiations. I would recommend his services to anyone needing assistance with their injury claim."
Janet T.
"Stewart Guss represtned (sic) us against an insurance company in an injury case involving our son. Stewart treated us and our son with respect and helped us get our bills paid plus a settlement for our son. Thank you Stewart!"
"Stewart Guss was very efficient in the handling of my case. He explained my rights thoroughly and kept me informed of all negotiations. I would recommend his services to anyone needing assistance with their injury claim."
"Stewart was very responsive. His staff was excellent. I was involved in a serious auto accident and Stewart handled my case very well. He worked hard to negotiate a great settlement, and did not stop fighting for me until I received a settlement that I was pleased with. He is a great attorney."
"Trust Stewart Guss!. Stewart Guss is the most professional and compassionate attorney I've ever had the privilege of being represented by. His staff was the best! They handled all the worrying for me and exceptionally communicated and explained everything along the way. I actually spoke with the attorney himself several times and he is a very nice and caring man. Most importantly, he was able to get a maximum recovery for my case and left me feeling like justice had been served! I would definitely recommend him to anyone who is hurt and wants personalized attention and great customer service. Attorney Guss' office is a rare find in the sea of attorneys available in the greater Houston area!"
"Understanding and empathetic. My husband and I approached Stewart about a case involving our credit union and a truck loan. The credit union had added thousands and thousands of dollars to our loan after we signed the papers. We wanted him to check it out and find out how much of it was legal and what we could do about it. Over the course of several months Stewart and his team were able to save us several thousand dollars on our loan. In the end, we even experienced something I have never seen before — a partial refund for services from Stewart! Since then we have referred several friends to Stewart Gus when they needed an attorney and will continue to do so."
"We are so glad we talked to Mr Guss! He taught us so much about the law and about our rights. We had no idea what to do after our car accident and he took a lot of time to answer all of our questions. We called other lawyers but got a really bad vibe. Mr. Guss showed us he really cared about us and got us more then we expected on our claim. Thank you so much!"
"What, I think, is most important in an attorney is the combination of competence and honesty. Stewart Guss has both. He is very experienced, a great negotiator, and a very, very zealous advocate for his client. He also combines this with the upmost respect for his clients, as well as his adversaries, and that, I think, helps in his negotiations. As to honesty (I'd include integrity, here), he's honest as one can be, and when he says he'll do something, it is never late, always on time, in other words, what he says he'll do, he'll do. Finally, if there's bad news (either bad facts, or bad law), Stewart Guss will try to deal with either or both situations as effectively as any lawyer can, but, most important, he'll be totally up-front and honest with his client about his assessment of the situation. What he tells you is exactly what he believes, so you don't have to read between the lines. Yes, I admit it. I rarely give reviews unless I really like the person, but the facts bear me out that this is one great lawyer who combines all the elements in being a "total package" attorney."


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DOWNERS GROVE – A developer proposing a senior living facility on Lacey Road is inviting neighbors to a town hall meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at The Lincoln Center, 935 Maple Ave., room 202.
Delta Development is looking to build a supportive-living facility on a wooded lot at 4200 Lacey Road.
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Sugar Lilly, local John's Creek mobile bakery, is stepping up their already popular cupcake game by launching the newest trend in desserts and letting you share their goodness with your friends all over the country!
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Thanks -- this is Bill O'Reilly in the Miller time segment -- -- get right to this age of Southern California joins us now from Santa Barbara.
Our sew Miller you here a listener -- -- the goings on here about Christmas and you said.
All they want.
That's the face of modern progressive as a that's the inclusive guy you just not to allow back.
I -- the American primitive that's the new inclusive.
It's America 18 so I'm just gonna lock the -- face on and I'm gonna say I don't think there is a war on anything except women.
I perverted thinking this is a seasonal culture tall.
Brought up by a small man named Lincoln Chafee who feel was any more idiotic would be the -- outside the nativity scene under the Christmas during the fact first season all shape.
What has happened to this country when I -- white Christmas now -- no doubt be deemed to be a racist.
We've lost our mind.
-- the pod face on and stay low because the end -- -- sub letting the asylum.
The only reason they don't go over so captors sent is because they think he might be a -- lot and they don't want to be anti Islamic.
I agree review that this is so insane all right and so.
Offensive to 90% of Americans.
And and the reason I called mr.
Silberman a fascist is because that's the kind of thinking he's embraced.
It's like I.
Don't believe so I am gonna oppose my non belief on 90% of the population.
That wants to celebrate the tradition of Christmas whether you're a believer or not.
Just wants to have a good time for the kids generosity.
Feel pretty good.
You know why I've had enough I've had enough.
And Ndamukong ability I have I love these coming weeks ago before this election but connect I have -- time for all good -- that come to the -- of the country.
That cat -- just -- on that's the way this country's gone in if you think it's 90%.
Up there don't want this.
We just didn't we can agree and disagree because I don't I think what is it that way.
-- it is and that's a mobilizing issue.
-- the importance of the Christmas controversies as it gets people emotionally involved and then maybe they're gonna start thinking about what you're saying.
Made -- -- start to connect a few dots are right that it's not just the Christmas tree it's everything.
All right and and and we are aware of the country there are traditions are absolutely imploding.
All right and our traditions -- what have made us great.
And strong.
When you sound more worked up that I've ever -- but the train pulled out of this special two weeks.
Oh there's going to be a big counterattack you wait and see Millen UN CR Miller and I were in Texas.
And then over the weekend last weekend we had a great time everybody loved Miller and not you know they like may have put up with me in eleven.
You heard my commentary comparing where you'll live California.
To Texas -- a talk about a 180 degrees apart and you say.
Why -- a live in California topic graphically and Texas ideologically.
Quite frankly.
The big.
Half of the public service sector union guys now are stepping -- at age fifty.
With a -- she long bar and right now -- tick it off into the sunset.
This this country can't support itself and once again I'll go back to the election two weeks ago.
This country in the macro and this country and the micro chose Barack Obama and have you ask him tomorrow night you know listen at this point -- I think it's fair to say -- you calls Barack Obama's socialist you're pulling her punches.
He would have picked the California.
Model tomorrow.
All of of that taxes model and that's which way the country has gone.
But he still calls -- a Christmas tree.
Britain won't keep me I don't know about all but I thought Alyssa I think a lot of these issues are set now for a generation did when you don't want to do this -- -- right I've.
It's gonna really unravel fast I could be wrong I mean we'll know in two years but I think it's gonna unravel.
-- -- -- -- of one of the you're your favorite people and -- nominated for person of the year by time magazine and you site.
I think she's perfectly emblematic of the modern one and it's.
It's sad to say but single women that's what's been yielded up by the women's movement I didn't see that common.
But it would appear helplessness perpetually being caught -- basis of -- 1968.
Virginia slims ad.
In a magazine she's -- of -- That's the way most women -- in this election.
I think -- only accept the cover they agree to copper subscription.
-- anybody.
And you know celebrating.
At this is thought it sounds like all like I said Billy I got my plot -- -- lot.
I'm happy for the weapon -- you are women hear me Snowe.
Mold of are the -- is such a great line TV set to cover only a big cumbersome it's British.
Don't really think most American women -- and -- -- I just don't buy that Bobo I mean it seems to me a lot of people of Obama by the -- I heard it.
The people spoken single win I think what sixty person for this guy.
Sandra well helped him -- that I Biden now runs over the fact that I just let solid single -- a lot.
-- -- that's numbers I don't like what.
All right Miller is referring by the way the pod thing is the invasion of the body snatchers movie everything's good.
Everything -- 5100.
Things -- -- Miller David let me get a check today I want the original army not there -- The original envision a body doctors not the -- The originals back Dennis Miller everybody and we would like to remind you can see the boulder fresher show on dvd now.
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Tom Teves and other families called on Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and others for help Thursday. The news conference was markedly less emotional than one last month, demanding a say in how the $5 million is spent.
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Hello there I recently stumbled across this site last night as I just watched the third season of SnS, which I really got into, and wanted to see other people's thoughts on what happened so far, especially with the Sakai Yuji twist and what the hell he is doing @_@
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Hi guys, I'm Xeones... but you can call me Xeo if you want.
I've came across this board a while ago... since then I've been reading some of the discussions/reviews that happen in the foruns (mostly about the series that I follow/watch) and found them pretty interesting. After lurking around for a couple weeks, I've finally decided to join the board. I'm from Brazil, so I apologize for any bad english. Looking foward to be a part of this community. PS. Merry Christmas everyone!! |
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Hello everyone. I'm new to this site, and after reading a few dozen pages of the GW:FT thread, decided to join the community. I've been out-of-the-loop for a few years, anime-wise; there aren't a lot of new series that I'm familiar with.
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Happy Holidays Welcome to Animesuki, We're glad that you decided to take the time to sign up and join us on the forums. If you're confused about a few things, please keep on reading~ To answer some of the questions I've seen in the past year I've been on Animesuki. You would set the best start for yourself if you read the Forum Rules which will help you alot in not getting into trouble with the moderators. Or getting caught accidentally with specific things that weren't prohibited, some people do say that the forum rules may be a little strict. But you will easily grow accustomed to them so don't worry. Another question is concerning where you would find more anime/manga/visual novels/games/etc. The Suggestions section of the forums has many people eager to suggest animes/etc that they believe would best suit you. As long as you give a good amount of information of what you would prefer of course~ Finished/Currently Watching an Anime or reading a manga? Come join the chat with other members in the Current Series, Older Series, and Manga & Light Novels sections or look in the sub-sections of the animes you recently watched/manga you recently read. The Fan Creations section is perfect for those that wish to display their work~ Well, of course you all already know these specific sections so it seemed pretty pointless for me to place them . But if you have anymore questions, please message another member that's willing to help you out or ask me as well Do enjoy your stay on Animesuki~
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Hihi. :3
My names Tash, prefer Tashy. I just signed up and hope to make some friends. :'3 I haven't watched a lot of anime, but I've seen a few. 8P I live in Australia, and I'ma girl gamer. :'o I play Ragnarok online to L4d2 to even COD.~ Be nice please and welcome me. ^_- And I know it's a bit late but for all who read it, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.~ <( '.'<) ^( '.' )^ (>'.' )> |
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Identify local flora and fauna, map your location, and survey the night sky using the power of your smart phone
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Unacceptable. What ever happened to real books. They don't ever run out of battery power.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisReal books to contain the information that can be contained in a smart phone would weigh far more, even when you consider the weight of the solar charger I also pack. Additionally, the phone has GPS, maps, compass, and serves as an emergency communication device in many circumstances
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI've been camping and hunting for 40+ years and survived quite well without a smartphone. Leave it at the office.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to this"why would you venture out into the wild without a useful set of tools right in the palm of your hand". Because you're camping, and bringing a smartphone on a camping trip is lame. Period.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisSo have I. I've also been without a stove quite frequently and for years didn't carry a water filter. There was a time period where I didn't take maps and compass either. I've even gone without tent or sleeping bag. So what? A smartphone is not an essential piece of equipment, but then there is no such thing as a truly essential piece of equipment. A smartphone is a useful piece of equipment, just as most of the other equipment I pack in my bag. If you choose to go without a smartphone or other equipment, bully for you. Going low tech can be a blast, going with nothing but the clothes on your back is also a blast. But there's nothing different about a smartphone that makes it any less legitimate for camping than a stove, water filter or flashlight. You'd have a case if we were talking about spending the camping trip surfing the web, but we're not. A smartphone is just a way of combining several items into a smaller and more capable single item.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisIt is just another tool. I'm sure there were voyagers into the wild after Gutenberg who scoffed at the notion of taking a printed book of useful info. "If it isn't in your head you don't need it!" no doubt they would have said.
A compass, a needless crutch for the directionally-challenged. Matches or lighters are for wimps. Gore-Tex, fiber-fill, foam-cell, carabiners, boots, sunglasses, sunscreen, first-aid kits, freeze-dried foods, all for the lamoids! A GPS: heresy!
A tool is a tool. Use it, don't use it.
A smartphone is just another device as has been very capably stated. The point is to get outside with whatever tools enhance the experience.
As I told my son in law when he laughed at my compass,
The battery never goes dead and I always have a signal.
I can vouch for the Gaia GPS app. I have taken it on numerous hiking trips on my iPad, yes my iPad (Strike me down oh lord!) Like others have said its a tool and it works extremely well. The battery life is long, the big antenna picks up a GPS signal under trees, in my back pack and the USGS topo maps are great. Can even load trails not on the map and record where I have been with all the stats (average speed, altitude profile, distance gone etc..) Sure you can do allot of this on a paper map (I always take one for back up) but you can also walk bearfoot, why would you?
Once you go iPad you wont go back!
If you want to come and see the 'big five' in Africa, I would suggest that you employ a professional guide / hunter.
However even I don't feel completely safe and my iPhone (with a solar charger) in a kit bag is a great comfort.
The Garmap (Garmin) app has the maps of where you are in the bush (no roads !) and a Star tracker is helpful at night sitting around the campfire.
You can use the Sasol eBirds to identify our feathered friends.
If you happen to stand on a snake it is useful to be able to identify it (eSnake) as different snakes have different venom.
When you call for help, you should also be able to identify what tree you have climbed (eTree) to avoid the lions.
I love these apps. They all look useful. The least would be the last one that needs a signal, but even this could be helpful in an area of sporadic connection.
As to folks who crow about their own tech-less prowess and look down on others who would bring a phone, well, I'm always amazed that there are folks who call others "lame" or its equivalent, for using any tool, implement, or other item. It's just bullying, a way to say "I'm better than you are." They can stamp around feeling good about themselves not for their accomplishments, but because they think they're somehow superior. Ridiculous. Relax and enjoy the great outdoors, haters.
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Boasting a line-up that seems fitting for a twisted reality show or opening line for a joke ("A chick, a black guy, a frat boy, a Chinese guy and an emo kid walk into a bar...") than a hardcore band, Michigan's Bloodlined Calligraphy have sort of been one of the genre scapegoats for playing completely cliched and un-original hardcore/metalcore music here at MetalReview.com, and while Ypsilanti (the band's hometown) does nothing to change that overall opinion of most of you knuckleheads, they do, to their credit, do it with apt gusto and heaviness as well as slightly improved songwriting.
Much like label mates Alove For Enemies, Bloodlined Calligraphy are suddenly quite improved and tangibly heavier than their debut album. And while the band won't be dethroning Walls of Jericho or Light This City as Hot Topic's female fronted poster band or even moving into hardcore's elite, they do garner a bit more respect with their second album.
Boasting an incredibly stout no name production from Mike Dresch at Cathouse Studios, Ypsilanti is burly and angry and Ally French is certainly no trophy singer, as her voice is as husky as her pant size and she is a formidable front woman (both on record and live) capable of going growl for growl with her male peers. The rest of the band do their thing with plenty of chugging, rumbling and breakdown heavy Hatebreed meets thrash panache ("Is You Asking or Is You Telling?","From Here On Out", "If Heaven 'Ain't Like Ypsi, I Don't Wanna Go", "Frienemies") and low end competence with the occasional thrashy, surprisingly tight, up tempo bursts ("It Can't Rain All The Time", "Ashes to Ashes", "America's Next Top Model", "They Want you Silent") all delivered with tangible urgency and Ally's cynical, lyrical sneer. She even shows off her acceptable clean pipes for "It Can't Remember All the Time" , but there is no ballad like Wall of Jericho's recent album.
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-- look meanwhile instead of buying another sweater or tie this Christmas which people really want to return when I consider the gift of that rescue with a you -- with -- -- volunteer with the adopt.
There are many ways you can help me here to tell us more the -- now this year -- forgotten friends of analysis and -- a -- this year coordinated with forgotten friends.
And together they're trying to find home for these great animals.
Today it's rusty and lucky welcome back to both the thank you so much for having us -- whose rusty who's lucky if this is -- site rusty tell me a little bit about rusty.
OK rusty is a little tell lap that was rescued from animal -- control here in the city we rescued him the day before -- to hit.
He actually was starting to get sick in the shelter.
And we -- -- afraid that he would end up on the euthanasia -- so Molina.
Went into the city to pick him up kind and bring him to us he's an up Foster home in Oceanside and he is doing attack.
Does he get along that he hop on the furniture receive friendly -- children friendly can't.
-- McConnell now let's look at lucky lucky is a mix of.
Pit bull and golden retrieves me yes I'm lucky is about a year year and a half he was also rescued from the Brooklyn -- that.
He was Arnie finish analysts he was found as a -- with a severely broken -- it -- and he required two operations to correct and who pays for that.
We didn't I mean that the bird basically funded through all donations like the kind of for the community and fundraising and.
Right so pause for causes -- -- said this is -- roughly a year and a half yet.
So a year and a half and what do you think the characteristics of lucky -- I have to watchdog good Glaxo re jumping ability should you have shape mentally -- adds I am very Barry play followed he's he's pretty and another dog.
Yeah I think it because of his surgery Hugh -- I'm limited activity for about two to three months of he's making up for lost time -- -- -- he can get involved and -- gym class absolutely that is fantastic now if we want to find out if we wanna without these dogs or other goes what are we go.
But you can -- go to wallet site -- is www.
Forgotten friends of Long Island dot org.
All right great and a lot of people of course some pets disappeared what we're doing our homes so especially now.
When -- these people without homes a lot of times of pets are also without homes absolutely absolutely pets are a lot of -- without homes but especially in our shelters on Long Island and here in the city.
I act does know what happens with a rusty let us know what happened lucky in hopes of both get lucky get -- home today.
-- -- that's pause for a cause continues all week -- the southeast area animal control authority will be here with more adorable dogs.
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Dress accessory, toggle, in the shape of a goose, box and fan wrapped in a carrying cloth, goods of a peasant woman on her way to the market, bamboo, maker unknown, China, c. 1700-1940
Toggles functioned as weights to counterbalance dress accessories such as tobacco pouches.
Significance statement
Chinese belt toggles called 'zhuizi' are small carved ornaments used as counterweights on the cords of pipe bags and other small bags which were usually hung on men's belts.
Chinese clothes were not well provided with pockets, so bags which could be suspended from a belt were useful articles of attire. In order to fulfil its primary purpose of securing things to a belt, a toggle must have what the Chinese called a 'string eye', which could pass a string or cord.
Toggle wearing disappeared from China in the 1940s, when western style clothing replaced traditional clothing.
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Maker unknown
History notes
This toggle is part of a group that was collected in Peking by Hedda and Alastair Morrison between 1940 and 1942. Most of them were purchased from markets outside Chongwenmen Gate, and in Liulichang, the antiques street.
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Gift of Mr Alastair Morrison, 1992
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Stage Coach PlaceCrossville, TNLocated directly across Hwy 127 from point 84, this local favorite serves authentic Italian cuisine and pizza. An on-site gift shop and art gallery features work by local artists, and the upper level of this historic 1930s Cumberland Homestead house is a charming bed & breakfast. Open Wed.-Sun. |