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Handyman / Construction Skills for Humane Non-Lethal Wildlife Control San RafaelPOSITION SUMMARYWildCare
Solutions is based in Marin County, with wildlife exclusion experts
serving the North Bay, West Marin and parts of the East and South Bay.
We are currently looking for independent contractors to work in all of
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U.N. ambassadors from several nations are disputing assertions by Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry that he met for hours with all members of the U.N. Security Council just a week before voting in October 2002 to authorize the use of force in Iraq.
An investigation by The Washington Times reveals that while the candidate did talk for an unspecified period to at least a few members of the panel, no such meeting, as described by Mr. Kerry on a number of occasions over the past year, ever occurred.
At the second presidential debate earlier this month, Mr. Kerry said he was more attuned to international concerns on Iraq than President Bush, citing his meeting with the entire Security Council.
"This president hasn't listened. I went to meet with the members of the Security Council in the week before we voted. I went to New York. I talked to all of them, to find out how serious they were about really holding Saddam Hussein accountable," Mr. Kerry said of the Iraqi dictator.
Speaking before the Council on Foreign Relations in New York in December 2003, Mr. Kerry explained that he understood the "real readiness" of the United Nations to "take this seriously" because he met "with the entire Security Council, and we spent a couple of hours talking about what they saw as the path to a united front in order to be able to deal with Saddam Hussein."
But of the five ambassadors on the Security Council in 2002 who were reached directly for comment, four said they had never met Mr. Kerry. The four also said that no one who worked for their countries' U.N. missions had met with Mr. Kerry either.
The former ambassadors who said on the record they had never met Mr. Kerry included the representatives of Mexico, Colombia and Bulgaria. The ambassador of a fourth country gave a similar account on the condition that his country not be identified.
Ambassador Andres Franco, the permanent deputy representative from Colombia during its Security Council membership from 2001 to 2002, said, "I never heard of anything."
Although Mr. Franco was quick to note that Mr. Kerry could have met some members of the panel, he also said that "everything can be heard in the corridors."
Adolfo Aguilar Zinser, Mexico's then-ambassador to the United Nations, said: "There was no meeting with John Kerry before Resolution 1441, or at least not in my memory."
All had vivid recollections of the time frame when Mr. Kerry traveled to New York, as it was shortly before the Nov. 7, 2002, enactment of Resolution 1441, which said Iraq was in "material breach" of earlier disarmament resolutions and warned Baghdad of "serious consequences as a result of its continued violations."
Stefan Tafrov, Bulgaria's ambassador at the time, said he remembers the period well because it "was a very contentious time."
After conversations with ambassadors from five members of the Security Council in 2002 and calls to all the missions of the countries then on the panel, The Times was only able to confirm directly that Mr. Kerry had met with representatives of France, Singapore and Cameroon.
In addition, second-hand accounts have Mr. Kerry meeting with representatives of Britain.
When reached for comment last week, an official with the Kerry campaign stood by the candidate's previous claims that he had met with the entire Security Council.

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It was 6 o clock on a Saturday evening. The guests were all on their way out the door, leaving the museum empty as the dead. The doors locked, the lights came on, and there was silence. Suddenly, the dead of the museum erupted into life. Music began to blast on the stereo system. Teddy Roosevelt rode off toward the Lewis and Clark exhibit, excited. Rex, the very large, cumbersome dinosaur, lumbered down a hallway. Everything was coming to life all around the museum, replacing the dead silence with excitement and sound.
One little man in particular was already on his way out of his diorama. He dismounted his horse and paused at the edge, thinking. Tonight was different than most nights. Jedediah, the little cowboy, had a lot on his little mind. He took a little moment to convince himself to do what he had to do, before attaching a rope to the edge of the diorama. One deep breath, and he was ready to repel downwards and into the great, w
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I like the change up in my regular walking routine that's been added by grabbing a pair of Nordic Walking Sticks; you can tell right away a new dimension has been added to the calorie burn!
-Try Nordic Walking (walking with poles)-Burns up to 46% more calories than regular walking! -Strengthen your upper body! -Reduce the stress on the joints! -Normal walking/jogging, , only uses approximately 70% of the muscle mass in the while Nordic Walking utilizes up to 90% of your bodys muscle mass.-By using the Nordic walking poles, you increase your heart rate on average 10-15% more than normal walking-Many doctors agree that Nordic walking is one of the most effective cardiov
I have knee, ankle, and back problems. My husband has shoulder pain. Nordic walking is perfect for us. It takes pressure off joints. It relieves tension in the neck & shoulders, The bonus is that it burns 20-40% more calories than regular walking. It is also recommended for balance problems.
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i doodled this as a warm up earlier as a new OC but ive got to many. Selling him to a good home. Note me if interested. paypal only please. If he doesn't sell i'll just add him to my ever growing collections of designs.
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In our last discussion, I talked about questions involving coaches awarding scholarships and if and how scholarships could change during the course of a player's career. We also discussed out-of-pocket expenses that players and families should expect.
How many hours per week are expected from the players?
I will start this discussion the same as I did the first: "It all just depends." Like the first set of questions, however, every college tennis program will have one thing in common as far as time expectations. Per NCAA guidelines, player/team activity during the season is limited to a total of twenty hours per week with one mandatory off day. Player/team activity out of season is limited to eight hours per week with only two of those hours being on-court instructional time with the coaching staff. During out-of-season training, two off days per week are required. The off days usually vary week to week based upon a team's in-season playing schedule.
Although the NCAA limitations on time commitment seem straightforward, calculating the true time spent is more difficult. The first area where things get complicated is match days. All competition counts as three hours, regardless of the number of hours a player competes. A match might last for one hour or five hours. Some teams also play double headers, and those may result in a nine- or ten-hour day. But all of these scenarious only count towards three hours of the twenty on the NCAA limitation.
Another factor that often goes unmentioned around competition is travel. Travel does not count against a team's twenty hours, but travel hours are obviously real when you are on the road. Those two-hour - or even ten-hour - van or bus rides can really add up, and when a team flies cross-country that is often an all-day endeavor. A player/team travel day may in fact end up being counted as an off day. It happens. A team may go to class Thursday morning and then fly out that afternoon. After getting to their destination it's straight to dinner and the hotel. They will get up on Friday morning, and get a hit in wherever they are playing. Then they go to lunch, back to hotel to change, and then on to their match. Saturday, they are up again for either a morning match or another hit and an afternoon match. Perhaps they will fly out Saturday evening and actually get Sunday off, or that Sunday may also end up being a day off even as a full day of travel.
In the course of a week, players will have team practice, individual hits with the head or assistant coach, and fitness and endurance sessions with the strength and conditioning coach. There are team and player meetings. Some coaches also analyze film with their players from match to match. These activities all have to fall within the twenty hour per week guideline, but the actual player hours could be 25 to 30 - or more - depending on how many matches are played that week and how long the matches last. Coaches can require and schedule a full week up to twenty hours. Past that, any other on-court time or workouts are up to the players themselves. Coaches can only get so much done with teams and players in the time they have. It is often up to a player and teammates to put in extra work and time to push themselves to a higher level. The ones that do this are often the ones who are traveling and competing. Coaches love the "court rats" who are putting in the time/effort on their own. They cannot require it or make it mandatory, but a coach is going to go after and recruit players that are going to put in the extra time on their own.
The other time requirement for student-athletes that is often left out is academics. I do not mean going to class which is obviously "required" for kids to do well. I mean the academic time like study halls or tutoring sessions. There is a rule of thumb that says a college student should put in two or three hours studying for every hour that they are in class. Many coaches, such as myself require study hall hours for players. This may not count as athletics time, but it is often expected by coaches as part of the process.
With my teams I require all freshmen to do five to six study hall hours per week. Further, players with a cumulative GPA under 2.75 are also required to participate in study hall hours. Some of this time is spent with a tutor, but the majority of this time is generally in the library or computer lab. While we are on the road, my players will study together in the hotel lobbies and even on the van. It is a necessary routine not just to graduate but also to remain eligible for participation in your sport. Some of my players have to study and put in a lot more hours to be successful. That is something to keep in mind as you prepare for a college career. It's not all about time. It's about time management.
How many players will be used for varsity matches in the course of a given year? How many non-varsity, walk-on players do teams carry, and what is expected of them?
I have seen tennis rosters with as few as five players and as many as fifteen or more. Roster sizes end up short for different reasons. Coaches get caught by players transferring last minute or not being eligible. There are also times when players just don't show up on campus in the fall or even in January after the winter break. This is one of those situations I mentioned before where 'things change' at a moment's notice. If this happens in the fall, it may still leave some time for a coach to get another player in for the spring semester.
The biggest issue I have with roster size as a coach is being able give all players equal time. If coaches are going to take on 12, 14 or more players, it should be their responsibility to ensure that all of those players are at least getting some one-on-one time with someone on the staff. It is not enough for me to ensure a quality experience for a player to just let them on the team. If a kid is willing and wants to get better and I take them on, that player deserves time with me or my staff.
I think it is fair to say that coaches have the same expectations of their walk-ons as they do their top players. It is important that everyone carry their weight on and off of the courts. Everyone is to work for the betterment of their teammates - in return improving themselves and the team. If I am going to take on a walk-on, I expect him/her to practice and train like he/she is fighting for the No. 1 position. On the other side I also expect my top players to mentor down, giving the developmental players respect for their hard work while also working to get them better, because that's what the top guys expect from the walk-ons. I wrote an article a while back call The "I" In Team. Each player - whether the No. 1 or the No. 8 - has a role and responsibility. All players must ask themselves and even their coach, "What can 'I' do to make this team better?" I truly believe that - and I think coaches expect that attitude from all of their players.
In the course of a match a coach may only use six players for singles and doubles. However, coaches may have a player that excels in doubles but is still working on developing as a singles player. That individual may be the best doubles player on the team and play in the No. 1 doubles position. He'll come out of the line for another player to come in and play singles even if it's only at the No. 6 position. Teams often play double-headers as well. A coach will schedule a lighter opponent before a tougher one as a warm up for his normal line-up, but that extra match also provides great experience for other players that will contribute in the future.
Throughout the duration of an entire season I personally have used as many as eleven different players, and there can be many reasons for this variety. Coaches often will schedule lighter opponents in order to give their developmental players a chance to compete. Some - including myself - simply just like to reward the hard work of the walk-ons. It has always been my belief that a kid busting it for the team and pulling his/her weight should have the opportunity to get on the court at least once or twice as a reward for their efforts.
In closing, my advice to you is to ask specific questions to coaches of programs you are considering. Compare answers and find the best fit for you and your family. It's not always about playing number 1, the amount of the scholarship, or how highly a team is ranked. It's about the experience and fulfillment thereof. Being a student-athlete should be a rewarding experience yielding good that last a life time. If the academic experience is bad, it can affect the athletic performance and experience. If a player is unhappy with the team, coach or playing experience it can adversely affect the other parts of their college lives. Do the work and investigate what is right for you, and you will find the right program to join.
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Tickets are now on sale for the annual Royal New Zealand Air Force Band concert, formerly the Air Force Proms, on September 27. The concert will be held at the iconic Wellington Opera House, which has a unique and intimate atmosphere for those attending.
The Air Force in Concert
The RNZAF is proud to congratulate our newest servicemen and women who graduated their recruit course 20 August.
Three pilots and two helicopter crewmen graduate after completing the six month long Helicopter Basic Course.
HMNZS CANTERBURY returned from Exercise Talisman Sabre carrying two of the RNZAF's NH90s.
The RNZAF's helicopter fleet provides added capability for police to respond rapidly to a range of situations.
Around 620 NZDF personnel participated in Ex Talisman Sabre, Australia's largest warfighting exercise.
An NH90 is loaded onto HMNZS Canterbury as the NZDF prepares to deploy on Ex Talisman Sabre.


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Author brings late wife to life in 'Say Her Name'
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The late Aura Estrada and her husband, Francisco Goldman, at their wedding. Goldman's new book describes their brief time together.
Francisco Goldman's novel "Say Her Name," a tender love story about his too-short marriage and the death of his young wife, is written out of bereavement. But the author, who visits Mequon's Next Chapter Bookshop on June 8, says it's also an opportunity to share her and her life. »Read Full Article


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Most assumed the worst Saturday afternoon in Tucson.
Quarterback Matt Scott, shortly after taking a head-to-head hit from USC safety T.J. McDonald, was spotted vomiting on the field.
He threw a touchdown pass two plays later, but did not return to the game after that, with many figuring he sustained a concussion on the hit.
The Wildcats won the game 39-36 to knock off the No. 9 Trojans, but much of the talk after the game has been centered around the thought that if Scott did a concussion, how was he allowed to continue playing?
According to Arizona head coach Rich Rodriguez, the question is moot because his quarterback did not endure a head injury.
"He was pretty nauseous, I guess talking to Matt, all day, and he's been kind of known as a 'puker', you know," Rodriguez told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Tuesday. "Any time he would run in the summer and he'd run a lot it would definitely kind of happen, and he ran a lot in this game."
Scott completed 27 of 50 passes for 369 yards and three touchdowns on the afternoon, and ran the ball 15 times for 100 yards and a score.
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Rich Rodriguez is very pleased with his team's latest performance.
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Another bad loss has changed the tone of this season. Where do the Wildcats go from here?
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ST. LUCIE WEST - A crowd gathered around the newest Electrolux Chef, Treasure Coast resident Kathie Sullivan, as she demonstrated simple and sensational family foods and hors d'oeuvres at a recent event inside the Jetson Appliance Electronics Mattresses store in St. Lucie West.
"We're her neighbors and we've come to cheer her on," said Shelley Deixler of Tradition. Deixler came to the in-store demonstration with four friends from Sullivan's Vitalia neighborhood.
Sullivan fed the crowd chocolate-covered strawberries and gourmet grilled cheese cooked on an Electrolux induction cooktop.
"She just demonstrated how the cooktop stays cooler," Deixler said as Sullivan placed paper towels under a frying pan to capture splatters as she cooked.
"And it's much more even heat," Deixler said. "This is probably the cooking of the future."
Sullivan put a pot of chocolate on and Deixler said "She's cooking chocolate. Usually you need …" "… a double boiler," Sullivan added. "The induction cooktop is good for doing delicate sauces because it stays at a constant temperature."
"It's stress-free," added Holly Birnel. "I'm really into quick and easy."
"A lot of people come in to see the Electrolux appliances," said Jason White, assistant store manager at the Jetson St. Lucie West store. Electrolux solves items on consumers' wish lists including clothes washers and dryers with 18 minute cycles, each, White said. "They have the largest-capacity dishwasher on the market and the only oven with the 'perfect turkey' setting." The perfect cookies, too, White said. The ovens use convection to cook from four sides at once. That makes cookies and other baked goods "perfect," said White.
Sullivan will do her cooking demonstration for new crowds during the Jetson Kitchen and Home Show on Tuesday, Jan. 28 in the St. Lucie West Jetson store. Joining her will be a number of local small business people ready to meet the public.
"There are going to be eats and many vendors," said Miriam Wolf, of Wolfcat Cruises, a vendor at three of the recent Home shows. "The Jetson Home Show is great opportunity for small businesses like mine."
An opportunity to meet the community, Wolf said. And an opportunity for members of the community to see what treasures await on the Treasure Coast.
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Brookdale Eden Estates
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Bedford, TX 76021
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About Our Community
Located in the desired Bedford area Brookdale Eden Estates is near the Bedford Senior Center, Library, Harris Methodist Hospital, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Northeast Mall, local shopping venues and has easy freeway access. For the sports enthusiasts, Texas Motor Speedway, Lonestar Park, The Ballpark in Arlington and Cowboy's Stadium are just minutes away.
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One look at Brookdale Eden Estates beautifully landscaped gardens, spacious apartments and elegant decor and you will know this is a great place to call home. The atmosphere is warm, relaxed and the ambiance embraces the uniqueness of the local culture of Bedford. After a delicious meal served restaurant style in our elegant dining room you may enjoy lounging by the fire, reading in our library or taking a stroll through our eight acres of manicured grounds. Brookdale Eden Estates has amenities such as a coffee shop, library with a large screen television, activity room, private spa rooms and an on-site beauty shop. Our apartments are carpeted and have individual climate control systems and emergency call systems.
Each spacious apartment is a private unit featuring a kitchenette with a full sized refrigerator and ice maker, large closet and easily accessible large bathroom with a walk-in shower. With several floor plans available to suit your needs, you will be offered weekly housekeeping and linen service plus personal laundry facilities. You will enjoy you three delicious meals served daily in the warm atmosphere of our dining room or room service is also available.
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With ongoing training and excellent communication, you can be certain that the care and attention you receive from our staff will be personal and professional. Our two LVNs lead the way for the Medication Aides and Caregivers who know each resident's needs.
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Brookdale Eden Estates offers a wide variety of scheduled activities and special events so you can enjoy your retirement living. The Life Enrichment Coordinator is dedicated to offering the choices residents want in their daily life such as games, arts and crafts and educational seminars. Brookdale Eden Estates residents readily take part in all activity at the community as well as going on special trips such as Men's Night Out, Girl's Shopping and Lunch Dates, Theatre, Symphony, Movies, Casino's and much more.
Partnering with the Local Neighborhood Community
Our doors are open to the Local Community at any time and invitations are offered for all large events such as the Annual Garage Sale, Open House and Educational Seminars. We also host lunches for AARP, Soup's On for our Senior Center and Buns on the Run for our Police and Fire Departments.


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Las Vegas chefs do more than just create exquisite menus and nightly specials. They work in an environment that is exciting, fast-paced, and sometimes loud. The Las Vegas culinary scene is unlike any other. Here are five things chefs are sure to see in Las Vegas.
#1 - Popular Vegas Cuisine
While known for its sprawling buffets, the restaurants here offer more than steaks and salad. In recent years, the most popular cuisines in Las Vegas include Japanese, French, Italian, Mexican, and of course, American. Everything from seafood to hibachi can be found in the hotel/casino restaurants and the independent restaurants throughout the city.
#2 - Celebrities and Fighters
The entertainment options in Las Vegas truly are limitless. If casinos aren't your scene, and you've eaten all you can handle, buy tickets to any number of celebrity performances or professional boxing matches held in Las Vegas nightly. Or, if you'd rather sit and people watch, you're likely to see a celebrity cozy up to the bar right next to you. Jay Leno, Bette Midler, and David Copperfield all frequently perform in Las Vegas.
#3 - Big Winners
There are more than 1,700 gambling places in Las Vegas 1—including those casinos in the older downtown area and then the casinos in the more modern "Strip." Not every Las Vegas visitor gambles; many visitors come for the food and the shows. But of those that do gamble, most will be seen on the slots with fewer playing video poker, blackjack, or craps.
#4 - People from All Over the World
Las Vegas is a popular destination for many overseas travellers. At any given moment, individuals from different countries may be bellying up to the blackjack table or sitting down for a cocktail at one of Las Vegas' clubs. Close to three million visitors land in Sin City every month of the year, 15 percent of whom are from foreign nations2.
#5 - A Festive Spirit
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Vegas is more than casinos and shows. This is a spot for revellers to celebrate events from birthdays to bachelorette parties to even weddings (more than 300 weddings a day on average). Many restaurants in Las Vegas are accustomed to serving large groups and parties for every meal.
Few cities offer the variety of cuisine and clientele that Las Vegas does. For a chef or other food service professional, Sin City is as diverse as you'll find. There's no better place to work.
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Archbishop Timothy Dolan Has Been 'a Little Down Recently'
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"When are YOU going to get married?"By Chris Rovzar
The momentary return of liberaltarianism.By Chadwick Matlin
Photos from the celebration.
There were Champagne flutes.By Chadwick Matlin
Despite some frustrating twists and ugly uncertainties, the same-sex-marriage endgame unfolded just as Andrew Cuomo drew it up months ago.By Chris Smith
With Friday's landmark passage of a same-sex-marriage bill, Albany added to New York's long history as a center of progress on gay and lesbian rights.By Annie Ferrer and Jazmine Hughes
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That could be one result of a meeting this afternoon.By Chris Smith
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Thatcher's childrenSimon Jenkins: British democracy has rarely been in worse shape: party memberships have plummeted, election turnouts are low. Where did politics go wrong?
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The 3 Rs on the rocky road to recoveryBarbara Toner: Regret, responsibility and renewal are the three Rs of recovery from public relations disasters according to someone I once heard on the radio.
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Whatever happened to ... happy slapping?Iain Hollingshead: Thought to have originated in south London, 'happy slapping' involved hitting an unwitting victim while filming their reaction on a mobile phone. Initially, it was dismissed as a playground prank - the latest fad for schoolchildren who had grown bored of yo-yos and Pokemon cards.
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Self catering holiday in two bedroom bungalow. Comfortably furnished with one double bedroom, one twin bedroom, kitchen, lounge and new bathroom. Travel cot and high chair can be provided if required. Beach chairs are also available for guests' use. The property has private parking facilities for up to three cars. There is an indoor swimming pool, free for guests and perfect for rainy days. Also on site are indoor and outdoor play areas, a games room, launderette, shop, fish and chip shop and pub serving home cooked meals. The bungalow is located approx 1 mile from Port Eynon, 3 miles from Rhossili, 4 miles from Oxwich Bay and 5 miles from Llangennith. The bungalow is in a perfect location for beach and walking holidays Car advised.
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Nearest beach
|Port Eynon 3 km
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Cardiff 80 km, Nearest railway: Swansea 14 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, DVD player, Staffed property
|Shared indoor pool
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Pool or snooker table, Games room
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|Double beds (1), Single beds (1), Bunk Beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 5, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared indoor pool, Shared garden
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Kitchen facilities include cooker, fridge freezer, microwave and fitted kitchen units. Lounge area includes 2 and 3 seater leather sofas, TV with free view, dvd player, cd player and bookcase. One double bedroom and a twin bedroom, with single bed and bunkbeds.
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Free use of swimming pool: Open 1st April - 31st August, 10:00 - 19:00 daily
Open 1st September - end of October half-term, 10:00 - 18:00 daily
Tumble Town soft play area - there is a charge to use this facility.
Check-in after 3pm.
Check-out by 10am.
The Gower Peninsula is designated an area of outstanding beauty. It is famous for its dramatic coastline and beautiful beaches, such as Rhossili, Port Eynon, Llangenith, Oxwich, Caswell and Langland. The pictuesque village of Mumbles has many independent cafes and bistros, galleries and boutiques. Nearby, the city of Swansea offers many leisure activities, such as the LC2 waterpark, National Waterfront Museum, cinemas, bowling and a huge variety of restaurants and bars.
The bungalow is an hour away from the stunning Brecon Beacons and West Wales, with the market town of Carmarthan and the beautiful seaside town of Tenby. The Gower Holiday Village is in a fantastic location to explore all that South Wales has to offer.
For more information and a free local guide to activities please see http://visitswanseabay.com
As well as the many beautiful beaches, the Gower has interesting walks to suit everyone. The Gower Heritage Centre in Parkmill offers visitors a chance to explore the rural life museum based around a working 12th century water-mill.
For history lovers, the area boasts many ancient sites, monuments, caves, castles, shipwrecks and landmarks including Arthur's Stone, Giants Grave burial chamber and Pennard Castle. Stone Age artefacts have been discovered in Gower caves, including the oldest dated modern human remains ever discovered in Britain.
There are several golf courses in the locality as well as horse riding, archery and many opportunities to enjoy a variety of watersports.


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Because of the process involved in the formation of sperm cells, there should be an equal chance that a mammalian egg will be fertilized by "male" sperm, carrying a Y chromosome, as by a "female" sperm, carrying an X chromosome. The symmetry of the system ensures that roughly the same number of males and females are born, which is clearly helpful for the species' long-term survival.
Surprisingly, though, many mammals do not produce equal numbers of male and female offspring. The discrepancy could theoretically be explained by differential fertilization efficiencies of male and female sperm (Y chromosomes are smaller than X chromosomes so perhaps male sperm can swim faster?) or by different rates of survival of male and female foetuses in the uterus. Indeed, it does seem as though male embryos are better able to survive under conditions of high energy intake. But how does this work?
Jana Beckelmann in Christine Aurich's laboratory at the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna now presents provocative evidence that a particular protein, insulin-like growth factor-1 or IGF1, might somehow be involved. From an examination of about 30 embryos, Beckelmann noticed that during early pregnancy (between eight and twelve days after fertilization) the level of messenger RNA encoding IGF1 was approximately twice as high in female embryos as in male embryos.
The difference could relate to the fact that female embryos have two X chromosomes, which might produce more of a factor required for the expression of the IGF1 gene (which is not encoded on the X chromosome) than the single X chromosome in males is able to generate. Beckelmann was also able to confirm that the IGF1 protein was present in the embryos, confirming that the messenger RNA is actually translated to protein.
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February 17, 2013
Japan's aggressive attempts to spur on its struggling economy were set to escape censure from the G20 nations today as bickering in Moscow kept alive fears of a "currency war".
Finance ministers at the G20 gathering are understood to have pulled back from explicit criticism of Japan, whose prime minister Shinzo Abe has embarked on a huge programme of monetary and fiscal stimulus to jump start the world's third largest economy out of its third recession in five years.
The currency market was thrown into turmoil this week after the G7 – the United States, Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Canada and Italy – issued a joint statement warning against using domestic policy to target currencies.
But the show of unity was immediately shattered by off-the-record briefings against Japan, which needs a weaker yen to help fuel its export-driven economy.
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When healthy and functioning well, the jaw and surrounding muscles should work harmoniously to allow chewing, talking, eating, smiling and numerous other benefits.
Ask questions to learn more about your doctor, like how he or she treats preexisting conditions, handles emergencies during off hours, and about their education and residency background.
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If you chose to go the other way, some Prosthodontists will place and restore the implants themselves. In other cases, an Oral Surgeon or Periodontist will place the implant and a Prosthodontist or General Dentist restores it. Fees can vary quite a bit from office to office and with the different options for restorative materials. Some offer free consultations, for others, they charge a fee that might be applied to any future treatment in some cases.
The first step is to schedule a few consultations with different providers, which it sounds like you've already done.
The most important factors when deciding which practitioner to work with:
.1. You should feel comfortable asking your doctor any questions so that you have a good understanding of the procedure itself, healing time and long-terem outcome, and possible complications. Write down a list of questions and take them with you to the consultation.
2. Ask about the experience of the practitioner. How many similiar procedures have they completed? Have they had any major complications with any cases? Ask to see photos if possible.
3..Figure out if it works out better for your schedule, to go to a "one stop" provider or to separate providers for the placement and the restoration of the implants.
4. Follow your instincts. If you feel rushed, didn't get direct answers to your questions, didn't communicate well or had any other negative feelings, this probably isn't the doctor for you.
5. Consider insurance coverage and financing options. If your dental plan covers implants and it is important to you to use a preferred provider, you will want to check your list. Many times, insurance does not cover implants, or at least not all of the steps. You may want to inquire about payment and financing options.
I hope this at least helps you feel a little less confused and a little more directed. Please don't hesitate to contact me if I can be of further help.
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At any point in the process, did they have you sign something saying you were happy with the denture set up? Some practitioners will document the patient's acceptance at the try-in appointment, before the denture is processed. At that time, changes in tooth arrangement, size and color can be made with minimal lab expense.
If the letter doesn't get you anywhere, you might try going to the governing body of the dental profession in your area. I am a dentist in Blue Springs, Missouri, USA. Here, we have the Missouri Dental Board (or the Dental Division of the Missouri Department of Professional Registration.) This is the entity that licenses us to perform our professional duties in our state. They often have a process to file complaints against a provider if you were unable to resolve the problem yourself. After your complaint is received, they will contact the doctor to get their side of the story, then try to mediate a solution between the two parties.
As far as a new set of dentures, you might seek out the services of a Prosthodontist (specializes in dentures and removable appliances - extra training and certification beyond general dentistry) or go to a local dental school. The students are supervised and checked off at each step by professionals. Most dental schools also treat patients through their faculty practices, and you can often get the services of a specialist at a lower price.
I hope this information is helpful to your situation, and I wish you well.
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I have very extensive crown work, they were done ten years ago in Hawaii. They started to crack over time. i have been to many cosmetic dentist over the years since i no longer live in Hawaii, and as i feared, the work has been a disappointment and charges are unreasonable. I finally found Dr.
I had a difficult tooth in the front that cracked and i was extremely worried about matching the color with the rest of my crown. He kept my cracked crown as a model and have the new crown fitted exactly in color and shape as the old crown. I am a hard to please patient and this time, i am very happy. He did a perfect job and his charges are reasonable.
I am very grateful i found hits Dentist.
I was also set up for two visits so they could do my whole mouth. One on Tuesday and one on Thursday. They are so busy it takes a couple of months to get in. I was still living 2 hours away and missed my first appointment. The next available appointment was not for 3 more months but they knew that I lived out of town and put me on a cancellation waiting list. They moved some scheduling around and was able to get me in on the same day I was scheduled but did my whole mouth. I've been to many organizations where I was less than satisfied and it is hard for me to rate highly for any organization so I felt it was necessary to take the time and rate this Dentist office with a 5 star rating. I would recommend anyone for this Dentist office.
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A fire destroys a warehouse at Giddings Equipment and Kubota Tractors in Pittsford early Thursday afternoon, closing Route 7 as fire crews from area towns cannot put out the stubborn blaze. Tractors were pulled out of the building as flames consumed the structure.PITTSFORD - Flames consumed a garage at Giddings' Kubota tractor dealership on Route 7 today.
No one was injured in the fire, which started in a building at the back of the property just south of town.
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