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La Quinta Inn & Suites
Dallas Addison Galleria
14925 Landmark Blvd
Addison, TX 75254
Phone: 1-972-404-0004
Fax: 1-972-960-6439
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The La Quinta Inn & Suites Dallas Addison-Galleria was recently named a 2012 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner!
NEW! Samsung Flat-panel TVs with 30 channels of HD programming. Easy-access Plug-and-Play feature makes it simple to connect electronics.
The La Quinta Inn & Suites Dallas Addison Galleria is just minutes from world-class shopping at the Dallas Galleria. Our location
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is convenient to many area star attractions: Cavanaugh Flight Museum at nearby Addison Airport, Downtown Dallas Historical West End, Loos Aquatic Center, American Airlines Center, and Cotton Bowl Stadium. Enjoy the Improv Comedy Club and other local entertainment, as well as more than 150 area restaurants (some offer room service). At the La Quinta Inn & Suites Dallas Addison Galleria, receive a Free Bright Side Breakfast
every morning. Work out in our well-appointed fitness center which includes a new two-stack weight machine or relax on the sundeck surrounding our resort-style outdoor swimming pool. We have comfortable rooms and spacious suites available, as well as meeting facilities with accompanying amenities. This La Quinta Inn & Suites is a perfect location for visitors to nearby corporate offices of Mary Kay, BeautiControl, Pizza Hut and others. North of I-635 (LBJ Freeway) at the Dallas North Tollway and Beltline Road: this hotel features newly upgraded king rooms with pillow-top mattresses, down pillows, and larger towels.
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Amenities & Services
Free Bright Side Breakfast
Free Wireless High-Speed Internet Access
Free Local Calls
Free Newspaper
Free Parking
Meeting Facilities Available
Business Center
Guest Laundry Facilities
Outdoor Swimming Pool
Fitness Center
Local Shuttle Available
Local Shuttle Notes: Within a 5-mile radius of the hotel
Pets Welcome
Free Bright Side Breakfast®
Hot and cold cereal
Bread and muffins
Fresh fruit
All-you-can-drink coffee and juice
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11,000 La Quinta Returns points for a free night stay.
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Hotel Details
Floors: 3
Rooms: 152
Suites: 8
Check-In Time: 3:00 PM
Check-Out Time: 12:00 PM
Guest Room Amenities
NEW! Samsung Flat-panel TVs with 30 channels of HD programming
Plug-and-Play TV feature makes it simple to connect electronics
Free wireless high-speed Internet access
Microwave in some rooms
Refrigerator in some rooms
Premium Cable Channels
Coffee Maker
Hair Dryer
Iron with Ironing Board
Alarm Clock
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"Oversized Large La Quinta Hotel with Nice Court Yard"
Reviewed May 23, 2013
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This La Quinta is a very large hotel with a very nice court yard, gazebo and pool area with a shade area for relaxing. The rooms have been remodeled and are very nice with new fresh look all around. The 2 full size beds in our room are ok but I wish the rooms had queens for more space instead. At the time of our stay they were working on remodeling the lobby/ breakfast area. Staff indicated that remodeling would be over and complete by end of June if not earlier. The lobby/breakfast area is huge with vast windows and views looking in to courtyard. Staff serving breakfast were very kind and courteous even after breakfast hours were over to make sure all were happy and full. Check in and Check out was very professional and staff seem to really care about guest. Parking is very large for this property and well lighted at night. This hotel is located off Belt line Rd. where there is so many places to eat (more than 50 places to eat in less than a 2 mile radius of hotel) Hotel is quiet with no freeway noise to deal with, however we did hear small planes and a few jets that do fly over from time to time that land at nearby Addison Airport. The airplanes were NOT very frequent during our stay,...maybe 3 or 4 during the evening that I can recall. In the back of hotel there are train tracks just beyond the parking lot, however I don't believe those tracks are very active at all. I did not hear or see any trains at all during our 2 day stay. Overall, I would give hotel a solid 4 stars out of 5. Pluses are very nice grounds, large breakfast area, courtyard and pool, recent remodel and very friendly professional staff are all great about this property. The only minus is the full size beds (I prefer larger queens) and the occasional airplane landing. In my book, these minuses are very minor. I would still recommend this hotel. This La Quinta property is big and has 3 wings and covers a lot of area. In my view, I like this hotel layout much better than the standard new 4-6 story high rises that are so common with the new La Quinta hotels of late. Hope that helps. JDT
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"Renovating with a good night sleep"
Reviewed May 15, 2013
A La Quinta traveler |
Althought this hotel is under going room renovations, the sleep was not interrupted by any noise or early morning construction. The hotel is close to some of the better restaurants in the Addison area and all within walking distance. The staff was friendly. The fountain in the atrium was under repair for a huge crack in the center. The pool and patio were clean. The service doors to go in and out are heavy and loud. Best value for location.
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"Good Location, Clean and Reasonable"
Reviewed May 14, 2013
CDM49 | Houston, Texas
We stay here about 4 to 5 times a year traveling through Dallas. The location is good, rooms are comfortable/clean, staff is friendlay, price is reasonable, and they take our dog. The hotel is currently under renovation and will be for the next month. We will be back in the summer.
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"Great stay!"
Reviewed May 9, 2013
A TripAdvisor Member |
We had a group of guys playing in a local golf tournament. This makes the 3rd year we have chosen this hotel. The location is great. The staff is helpful, and the rates are reasonable. Twenty five of us checked in at once. That can be a bit overwhelming, and although some of our rooms were not ready yet, the staff was hustling and accommodating to get us checked in as quickly as possible. Lots of great dining close by (especially Nates Seafood). Give this place a try.
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"Great room but..."
Reviewed May 7, 2013
jerichomlm | Jericho, Vermont
I would love to have given this more stars as the room was nice, clean, updated - nothing but good to say -- however, the power went off at 12:30am on our last night there- we had to get up early to catch a flight, but not that early - the power went off, causing the air handlers to make an awful noise, then it came back on in a few minutes - repeat several times -- finally we got up at 2:20am and got dressed and left -- -- I hope that was an isolated incident
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Area Attractions & Landmarks
JFK Memorial Plaza (Sixth Floor Museum), 14 mi.
Dallas Zoo, 15 mi.
Toni & Guy Training Academy, 7 mi.
Cavanaugh Flight Museum, 10 mi.
Aquatic Center, 10 mi.
Esplanade Park, 10 mi.
Area Companies & Businesses
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, 1.5 mi.
Media Fusion, 1.5 mi.
Lawson Software, 1.5 mi.
Concentra Healthcare, 1 mi.
Mary Kay (Corporate Office), 10 mi.
Pizza Hut (Corporate Office), .75 mi.
Glazer's, .1 mi.
Eljer Plumbing, .5 mi.
VHA Southwest, .5 mi.
Primesource Building Products, 4 mi.
Elcore, 2 mi.
ICL - Fujitsu, 5 mi.
Global Knowledge, 2 mi.
McLane Food Service, 3 mi.
BeautiControl (Corporate Office), 4 mi.
Nearby Sports & Recreation
American Airlines Center, 12 mi.
Fair Park (Texas State Fair), 14 mi.
Dallas Cowboys Stadium (Dallas Cowboys), 28 mi.
Cotton Bowl, 12 mi.
Nearby Restaurants
Over 135 restaurants within 5 miles of the hotel, 0 mi.
Thai Orchid Restaurant, .05 mi.
Benedict's, .1 mi.
May Dragon, .1 mi.
Mr. Sushi Japanese Restaurant, .1 mi.
Purdy's Hamburger Market & Bakery, .1 mi.
The Melting Pot, .1 mi.
Champp's Americana, .25 mi.
Outback Steakhouse, .5 mi.
Truluck's Stonecrab and Steak, .5 mi.
Kobe Steaks Japanese Restaurant, .75 mi.
Shuck-n-Jive, .75 mi.
Cantina Laredo, 1 mi.
Entertainment & Shopping
Dallas Galleria, 3 mi.
Dallas Museum of Art, 12.5 mi.
Hard Rock Cafe, 12 mi.
West End Historic District, 12 mi.
The Improv (Comedy Club), 1 mi.
Addison Circle Park, 1.5 mi.
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The Georgia Farm Bureau presented its 2011 Distinguished Service Award posthumously to Henry County Farm Bureau member Jack Elkins, below, who was well known in the GFB's 3rd District, which encompasses Rockdale and Newton counties.
Elkins, who died in 2010, served as a director on the Henry County Farm Bureau Board of Directors from 1990 to 1997 and as HCFB president from 1998 until his death Feb. 1, 2010.
The award is the highest honor GFB gives to a volunteer leader and is designed to recognize Farm Bureau leaders who have made an outstanding contribution to Farm Bureau and agriculture over a long period of time.
Shown above is Dianne Elkins accepting the GFB Distinguished Service Award from GFB President Zippy Duvall on behalf of her late husband, Jack Elkins, at the 2011 GFB annual convention on Jekyll Island in December.
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I can't stop collecting washi tape! The easy tear, the self instilled reasoning behind wanting to collect every color and pattern out there, the ability for it to be used on anything and everything...
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The Paralympics 2012 has just ended, but the memories that it actually created will leave favorable impressions in the lives of those athletes who participated, and made a relentless efforts to give pride to the countries that they have represented. Just like any other celebrations, there are unforgettable moments that have captured everyone's heart. In fact, it would stand as a reminder of the courage, optimism, and perseverance of these Paralympic athletes that despite of their conditions they were able to conquer their fear, and continually master, and muster faith over all their foes, not their competitors, but themselves. The world would be waiting for another four years, to witness another heraldic event of the gathering of nations into one place, not just to compete, but to have fun. Since the curtain has been closed, it does not mean that those creative, full of wit, and candid moments will be forgotten. In fact, they are all filed up as top 10 Paralympic moments in 2012.
10. The Unparallel Strength of David Weir
David Weir has continued to impress millions or even billions of spectators during the Paralympics 2012 where he is known as a wheelchair athlete. In fact, he was able to secure the last spot, and fourth gold during the T54 marathon. He did not just gain from his fans, his country, and even those who have witnessed the performance, enthusiasm, and perseverance to outlast, outwit, and outshine his foes. It was not just a victory for him, but a pride to all other Paralympic athletes because the strength that he has shown and manifested was attestation of the hardwork that he and other Paralympians have made prior to this great event. He has shown it when he won 6 gold medals in 2008 Paralympic games, and reaffirmed that victory when he had done it again for this year's Paralympic event. He is already 33 years old, but the fire and desire of winning did not put him aback despite of trials that he had hurdle in the past.
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Alex Zanardi has lost his legs in a traumatic and terrifying crash, but it did not terrify him anymore when he made a decision to divert his frustrations on positive things where he can make a difference, and show his talents. With the recent Paralympics 2012, he got his very dream, his ultimate triumph during the lifting of his hand cycle over his head. He represented Italy, and the world extends respect and salute for the job well-done and consistent efforts that he has made while undertaking this event. He got his Paralympic gold, and it was a wonderful comeback for him despite that it was a trial and effort practices, and competition for him.
7. The First Representatives of Haiti
Based on the reports and stories shared by most of the disabled persons living in Haiti, they were struggling to prove their worth and gain respect from their country mates because of their physical condition. Amidst the failed attempt to participate for the first in the 2008 Paralympics, at least in London Paralympics 2012, Haiti were able to send athletes who could compete over all other disabled-bodied athletes from other countries. They sent three athletes Nephtalie Jean Louis for wheelchair, Josue Cajuste, and Gayslie Leon. They may not bring a victory themselves, but it has boosted the confidence of all other physically challenged Haitians because of their positive amidst the persecutions, mockery, and social injustice that they receive from other people. It awakens everyone to support and love them because they can still show much beyond other able-bodied people can do.
6. The Supreme Victory for Hannah Cockroft
She is better known as Hurricane Hannah because of the kind of energy and dominance that she has shown before getting and receiving her second gold medal after winning and defending her titles in 200m and T34 100m events. In fact, she has prepared herself well prior to the official opening of Paralympics 2012 by dying her plaited hair in red, blue, and white. She did not just nail the victory into her hands, but it was the first victory for British team. She has a different spirit who is very enthusiastic, positive, and full of spirit of really winning, and not just playing. She shunned of any negativity that other first time Paralympic athletes had when they first step-up on the game. She casted any doubts, but she just focused on her aim and goal to get victory into her hands, and she claimed the fame by proving her capacity, ability, and skills.
5. The Winning End for Mickey Bushell
As long as the game has not yet came to its end, the hope for victory is still up and there. It's the same desire and motivation that Mickey Bushell has shown that he has mustered it all until the last end of the race. It adds weight that the Paralympics was held in London which was the hometown and pride of the athletes from the Great Britain Team. Hence, it was an inspiring sight to behold that after a decade of trying, Mickey Bushell wins the game at the wheelchair sprint competition by bringing gold to his team, and his country. He is also known as a silver medalist when he participated in the 2008 Paralympics events, but this time around the wheelchair racer has assured the gold medal on his hands.
4. The Meeting of James Bond and Queen Elizabeth the II
This was a funny meeting that others have assumed that it's for real. It will keep everyone smiles every time they recall the opening ceremony of the Paralympics 2012. When she arrived at this opening, she wears bright red earplugs wherein they made a wonderful show when actor Daniel Craig who played as James Bond met the Queen. It was just a cameo role, but in reality it did not happen. As she welcomed all Paralympic athletes from different countries with her presence, she extended her whole support because of a different introduction which was all crafted that made all spectators laugh.
3. The Story of Sarah Storey
She still feels the overwhelming experience that she and other Paralympic athletes had on the recent Paralympics 2012. She grabbed victory and four gold medals to her home country as she stunned the whole world on a cycling road. She even extended her appreciation to those people who have finally recognized that Paralympics is an elite sport and not a sport for disabled people. She's very happy that she and other Paralympic winners of 2012 could be lined-up to greatest Olympians because of their relentless efforts to make their desire alive, and keep their positivity at all times. She has indeed a different story to tell, but she made an affirmation, it's all because that she believed that she is an elite athlete.
2. The First Gold of Ellie Simmonds
Ellie Simmons is the talk of the town along with Sarah Storey because of a different kind of revelation that she had shown when she won for the first time at the S6 400m freestyle and receiving her first gold. She actually sobbed, and she's in tears when she finally hit the final stroke. In fact, she has brought home two gold medals, a silver, and a bronze. She received another title of a national treasure because of the unbelievable results and performance that she has shown during the Paralympics 2012. She caught the limelight and attention of the media because of her story. She might be one of the youngest Paralympians ever compete this year since she is just 17 years old, but she inculcated inspiration to all her fellow-athletes especially those of her age and experiencing difficulty accepting their physical limitation and condition.
1. The Opening Ceremony
It was one of the grandest, and most festive opening ceremony done for all the Paralympic Athletes who came all the way from their countries in order to join the united efforts of all organizers from different nations in paving the way to all disabled but elite athletes. In fact, some commented that it was the night for enlightenment and inspiration because of creative theme, and mind blogging preparations that the participants or performers have done prior to its introduction. It was just an 11-day event, but the amount of preparation to introduce the noblest athletes for Paralympics 2012 is really immeasurable and incomparable. In fact, there were people who have made their picked as to the best part of the show, but realization that these physically conditioned athletes have more to prove than to see their imperfections.


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1/4 cup red wine vinegar
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1 tablespoon sherry vinegar
1/2 tablespoon fresh lemon juice, or to taste
Salt, ground white pepper
6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 bunches watercress, tough stems removed
1 head red leaf lettuce, leaves torn
8-12 ounces cooked crabmeat
1 large ripe avocado, peeled and diced
1. Cut the onion crosswise into 1/8-inch thick slices. Toss with red wine vinegar, sugar and salt. Let stand 30 minutes to soften and mellow the onion. Drain and set aside.
2. Place the shrimp in a steamer over boiling water, cover, reduce heat and steam until the shrimp are evenly pink, about 2 minutes. Remove from heat and let cool. Peel and devein the shrimp, leaving tails intact if desired.
3. Grate zest of 1 orange. Use a knife to peel and segment both oranges, catching and reserving the juices.
4. Make a dressing by whisking together the sherry vinegar, lemon juice, 1 tablespoon reserved orange juice, and salt and pepper to taste. Add oil in a thin stream, whisking constantly until smooth. Taste and adjust the seasoning if needed.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. said he know "something was just not quite right" after he experienced a hard crash during a tire test at Kansas Speeding in September. However, a decision most likely fueled by a combination of testosterone and competitive fire, with the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup looming just around the corner, made him to decide to, as we say in sports, rub some dirt on it.
"I decided to just try to push through and work through it. I'd had concussions before and knew kind of what I was dealing with," he said. "I felt pretty good after a week or two and definitely 80, 90 percent by the time the Chase started, and by the time we got to Talladega I felt 100 percent, felt really good."
Unfortunately, by the time Junior left Talladega, he felt really, really bad. He was involved in the infamous pileup on the last lap that took 20-plus cars out of the race, and although he managed to maneuver his way through, we have since been treated to some harrowing "Blair Witch Project" jerky-looking in-car video that shows his head being bounced around pretty vigorously.
Even a head and neck restraint system must allow some mobility, but given what we know now, it is nevertheless harrowing to watch.
One story published after the race described Junior as sitting behind his team hauler, with his head in his hands. At the time the writer understandably attributed this posture to the disappointment of realizing that for all intents and purposes, his championship hope had been dashed. But we now know that more than likely, he literally had a headache.
"The one in Kansas was really bad, and then to get shaken up so quickly over something kind of trivial … I've been through tons of last-lap wrecks at Daytona and Talladega, and that one shook me up, and I just thought maybe I should take this seriously," he said.
Concussions are sneaky villains of the show because they're not obvious. While George Clooney and Sandra Bullock are like the broken bones and torn ligaments of professional sports – the ones that get the most attention – concussions are more like the ubiquitous David Straitharn. You know you've seen that guy a bunch of times, but you can't quite place him.
Earnhardt, however, could. When his headache remained several days after the race at Talladega, he made the decision to see Jerry Petty, NASCAR doctor (which sounds like a great title for a reality series, but that's another story for another day). Dr. Petty administered a complete neurological exam and an MRI, and definitively determined that Junior had suffered two concussions in six weeks' time.
"The one symptom that is more important than all the tests is headache, and as long as there's any headache, the brain is not healed. Until that's healed and had some time to rest and then you provoke it again and can't make it happen again, then that's when you feel like you're on the road to recovery," Dr. Petty said.
"We want him to have four or five days after he has no headache, and then we'll give him some sort of test to get his pulse rate up, see if we can provoke a headache. If we can't, we'll let him go out and drive a lap or two and see how that goes, and if that goes well, we'll probably clear him to race."
If all goes well, Junior is expected to return to competition on Oct. 29 at Martinsville Speedway.
In the aftermath of all this, one particularly alarming comment made several times by a number of people stated that NASCAR drivers often compete while suffering the effects of undiagnosed – and undisclosed – concussions.
"When you have a concussion, the symptoms can be really mild, and then they'll typically go away after a couple days and you feel perfectly normal," said NASCAR vice president Steve O'Donnell. "But then when you get in a car and you go around the track at a high rate of speed, you start to understand that some things just aren't quite where they need to be and some reactions just aren't as sharp.
"You really can't get a measurement of that until you're in the car. There's just no way of knowing until you can drive."
Earnhardt's own teammate kind of threw him under the bus.
"Honestly, I hate to say this, but if I have a shot at the championship, there's two races to go, my head is hurting, and I just came through a wreck, and I am feeling signs of it but I'm still leading the points, or second in the points, I'm not going to say anything. I'm sorry," said four-time NASCAR champion Jeff Gordon.
"That's the competitor in me, and probably many other guys. And that's not the way it should be. It's something that most of us, I think, would do. I think that's what gets a lot of us in trouble."
I kind of love the fact that the driver touted as NASCAR's "Last Redneck Standing" has turned out to be the one with the most common sense. He will not be the 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion, but to my way of thinking, he is its undisputed hero.
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Tennessee faces a must-win game with regard to its NCAA tournament hopes when the Volunteers visit Auburn on Wednesday. The Vols have won three of their past 12 trips to Auburn Arena, but this is not a typical Auburn team. These Tigers have lost 13 of their past 14 games while dropping into a tie with Mississippi State and South Carolina in the basement of the Southeastern Conference.Auburn must try to contain Jordan McRae, the SEC's third-leading scorer (16) who's been on fire lately. In the past five games, McRae is averaging 26.8 points and shooting 53.5 percent from the field, making 21-of-33 3-pointers.TV: 9 p.m. ET, CSS.ABOUT TENNESSEE (17-11, 9-7 SEC): The latest projected NCAA brackets released by Joe Lunardi and Jerry Palm have Tennessee as one of the final four squads in the 68-team field -- even after Saturday's 78-68 road loss to a Georgia team with a losing record. The Vols must get more out of sophomore post Jarnell Stokes, who attempted seven shots in 31 minutes against the Bulldogs after facing an array of double-teams. Stokes did grab 10 rebounds, his fourth straight double-digit board total.ABOUT AUBURN (9-20, 3-13): The Tigers have guaranteed their second 20-loss season in three years under coach Tony Barbee. Auburn has scored fewer than 60 points eight times during its current slide and allowed the opposition to score 80-plus on five occasions. Still, Barbee is optimistic. "Nobody hates losing more than me. I've aged 10 years this year because I haven't slept," Barbee told reporters. "I see the direction that it's going, and I'm excited about it."TIP-INS1. The Vols are three victories from reaching 20 wins for the first time in three seasons. Coach Cuonzo Martin, meanwhile, is three wins away from his 100th as a head coach. 2. Auburn is 229th in RPI, next-to-last among teams from the "Big 6" conferences. Only TCU is lower. 3. Tennessee senior Kenny Hall is coming off a 10-point performance against Georgia, his best output since Feb. 2 at Arkansas.PREDICTION: Tennessee 73, Auburn 62


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Living,Eating and Drinking The house has been furnished to high standard.Enjoy eating or drinkinkg at the dining table,on the balcony or on the roof terrace.The living area balcony has shade during the hottest part of the day and is a perfect place to eat have a drink and escape the sun.Lets get the kids to bed!The twin room is a relaxing place to sleep and has a window overlooking the pool.There is a very comfortable sofa bed in the living area for 2 more.The master bedroom has a large balcony which gets the sun virtually all day,has extensive views and provides access to the roof terrace.The house and pool.The front of the house overlooks the entire pool area.The kids can play while you watch from the front patio.We have Sky TV to include BBC1,BBC2,ITVetc along with Sky Sports and movies.You dont even have to get behind with the soaps or footie!Ther is also a DVD and a selection of films to watch.In the immediate area you have an excellent tennis facility with floodlit courts,swimming pool and bar/restaurant.Why not try the meal of the day there-choice of starter,main course,desert and a bottle of wine or sangria and cafe con leche for 7 euros a head(having some Spanish will help-very Spanish).Across the road from the house is La Finca Golf Club.Wonderful golf on a future Ryder Cup course or a meal in the restaurant or a drink on the terrace.At the house you will find some directions to restaurants,markets,beaches and the golf courses in the area.
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There weren't any 'parental controls' at this street theater performance in Georgetown, Penang. Despite the knife and sword play on the stage no one seemed concerned that there were children in the audience. Despite all the adults around, it's a young boy that is holding up an even younger boy so he can see while a third boy stands behind them, his gaze firmly on the scene unfolding before him. I wonder if they'd ever seen anything like this before.
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Richard Davis is an International Photographer based in Katy, Texas. Katy, a former rice farming community and oilfield, is now more commonly viewed as a suburb 25 miles west of Houston.
Originally from Swindon in England, from an early age Richard wanted to travel. With a degree in Geophysics, he entered the oil exploration industry which, over the next 11 years, took him to live and work in Libya, South Africa, Brunei, Libya (again), Tunisia, Dubai, and Oman.
A change of track then brought him to the United States to lead a hazardous waste remediation project and that led into an IT Management career. While in Houston he met and married his wife, Karen. Richard's IT Management career took them to Paris, France, where they lived for two years before returning to Houston in early 2000.
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Very nice room. Value for money must bear all of your interest in this hotel!
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Chris MacDonald (Bachelor of Arts, 2002)
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Nicola wrote:And another one from KIm - The Language of Shade.
Kim, I was trying to think of how to describe your reading of the poem and then
I remembered Cameron mentioning an "ethereal quality" in the crits at the time.
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Nicola wrote:And another one from KIm - The Language of Shade.
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The Great Recession stalled the U.S. economy and virtually reset the world economic map with most of the growth concentrated in the rising nations—and the urban and metropolitan areas—of Asia and Latin America. U.S. urban and metropolitan areas need to reorient their economies toward greater engagement in the global marketplace in order to create more and better jobs, spur global demand abroad and attract global talent and capital at home. The Global Cities Initiative—a joint project of Brookings and JPMorgan Chase—aims to help leaders in U.S. metropolitan areas reorient their economies toward greater engagement in world markets.
On June 18 and 19, the Metropolitan Policy program at Brookings and JPMorgan Chase hosted a forum at the University of Miami, "Going Global: Boosting Miami's Economic Future," the third in a series of domestic and international forums being convened this year by the Global Cities Initiative. The forum explored how metropolitan-led economic growth—including global trade and investment—are important for job creation, and how Miami can leverage its position in the global market.
Speakers and panels provided context on the region's position in the global marketplace and offered insight into how metropolitan leaders can work together and with international partners to expand world-wide business opportunities and global trade and investment, and enhance the region's economic prosperity. The Greater Miami metro is a sophisticated global market with a significant export profile. With potential for further economic growth, it is the gateway for one-third of totally U.S./Latin American trade value.
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Our iconic postman's lock is reworked with petals for a new addition to the Cecily collection. Initially inspired by our icon Lily but made with larger proportions, the Cecily has a leather and chain woven strap and top handle, and the updated postman's lock is complemented by petal-inspired scalloped edge detailing.
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