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What next for mortgage rates: Record low deals on offer to homeowners but will Brexit mean rates start to go up?
Markets went into turmoil following the momentous decision by the British people to leave the European Union on 24 June 2016.
Investors panicked, sending share prices spiralling downwards, gilt yields collapsed and the Bank of England said it will consider extraordinary measures to protect the finances of British citizens.
But what does all of this mean for mortgage rates, which have been steadily falling over the past month to record lows?
In reality, fairly little - for the moment. Some are predicting that rates will remain at rock bottom for the foreseeable future while others caution that lenders may start to hike rates if market volatility sticks around.
House prices are high but borrowers are getting assistance from record low mortgage rates
Fundamentally, competition among lenders continues to drive down mortgage rates at all deposit levels, but borrowers will find a potential big difference in the size of the loan that banks or building societies will offer them.
This makes shopping around and speaking to a good mortgage broker a wise move. You can check best buy tables and the best mortgage rates for your circumstances with our calculator powered by London & Country.
What are the best deals?
It is currently possible for those with the biggest deposits to fix for five years below 2 per cent, while those with 10 per cent to put down can fix for five years at just under 3 per cent.
For two-year fixes, the lowest rates are now less than 1 per cent if you have a big deposit and 2 per cent if you have just 10 per cent.
Until fairly recently economists and markets were pricing in the first interest rate rise in the UK in late 2017 but following Britain's decision to leave the EU, many are now predicting that the Bank of England could now cut the base rate below 0.5 per cent where it has been since March 2009.
Those looking to buy a home or remortgage will find that now is a good time to look for a home loan, with record low mortgage rates on offer.
Many are still being nudged by brokers into taking out two-year fixed rate mortgages, yet it is wise to question if this is the best move.
The attraction of a two-year fix may be lower rates now and extra flexibility, but that comes at the expense of needing to remortgage in two years to avoid slipping onto a more expensive standard variable rate.
That is particularly relevant in light of recent events. Post-referendum experts are predicting that lenders will leave standard variable rates on hold but are likely to cut longer term fixed rates in the coming weeks.
A five-year fix gives the opportunity to lock into a low rate for a longer period and avoid extra fees and higher rates in a relatively short time.
What is happening with rates?
Prospective rate rises have been pushed into the distance by overwhelming uncertainty following the shock result of the EU referendum.
This is on top of already low inflation, slowing world growth, the oil price slump, the eurozone's continuing woes and lots of other things that keep central bankers awake at night.
On the flipside, the US raised interest rates in December last year, and the Bank of England's deputy governor Ben Broadbent has warned people not to rely on market forecasts that have pushed a first base rate rise way into the future.
A gloomy start to 2016 saw stock markets slide and stalled further expected US rate rises. In the UK, uncertainty over the Brexit referendum and the troubled outlook for Europe's economy has kept rate expectations down.
Just days before Britain voted to leave the EU, US Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen said fears over Britain's exit had factored in the decision to keep US rates on hold - a signal that the outlook now looks more uncertain.
> What next for interest rates? Our look at when the Bank Rate may rise
Can you get a mortgage?
Banks and building societies have broadly got to grips with the tougher new mortgage rules introduced in April 2014.
These produced a marked slowdown in lending and home sales but transactions have now risen back towards the level they were at previously.
Getting a mortgage is tougher though. You will need to get your finances in order and be prepared for the lengthier application process and in-depth affordability interviews getting a mortgage requires nowadays. Lenders also apply different standards to what they will lend.
Weigh up the above, check the rates below and in our best buy tables, have a scout around what the best deals look like – and speak to a good independent broker.
There are a couple of things to look out for if you do decide to fix.
You need to check the bumper arrangement fees are worth paying – if you don't have a big mortgage you may be better off with a slightly higher rate and lower fee.
It's wise to also think carefully about whether you expect to move home soon. A good five-year fix should be portable, so you can take it with you.
But your new property will need to be assessed and you might need to borrow extra money, and so your lender could still say no. Getting out of a fix typically requires a hefty hit to the pocket from early repayment charges.
Today's low rates may stick around, they may even inch a little lower, but they may also be swiftly axed.
If you think you'd kick yourself if you miss out on one, then set aside some time to consider what to do.
Fix vs tracker: where are the best rates?
Borrowers should have a quick look at the rates below, these are regularly updated by This is Money's mortgage team. If you spot a deal you think has been pulled or should be in there, email us via firstname.lastname@example.com with mortgage rates in the subject field.
For a full rate check use This is Money's mortgage finder service and best buy tables, these are supplied by our independent broker partner London & Country.
When dealing with any broker, remember some lenders will not usually be included as they do not pay commission, some of these such as HSBC and First Direct consistently offer top rates, so check their deals.
Fixed-rate deals
Bigger deposits (40/35 per cent deposit)
Five-year fixes
HSBC has a 1.99 per cent deal with a £1,672 fee for borrowers with a 35 per cent deposit or equity stake.
Post Office Money has a 2.12 per cent rate with a £1,265 fee for borrowers with a 40 per cent deposit or equity stake.
Skipton Building Society has a 2.12 per cent rate with a £1,995 fee for borrowers with a 40 per cent deposit or equity stake.
Two-year fixes
HSBC has a 0.99 per cent rate with a £1,672 fee for borrowers with a 35 per cent deposit or equity stake.
Chelsea Building Society has a 1.15 per cent deal with £1,480 fee for borrowers with a 35 per cent deposit.
Mid-range deposits (25 per cent deposit)
Five-year fixes
Yorkshire Building Society has a 2.22 per cent rate with a £1,180 fee.
Post Office Money has a 2.23 per cent rate with a fee of £1,765.
HSBC has a 2.24 per cent rate with a £1,672 fee.
Two-year fixes
Yorkshire Building Society has a 1.32 per cent deal with a £1,680 fee.
Post Office Money has a 1.33 per cent deal with a £2,265 fee.
Chelsea Building Society has a 1.34 per cent rate that comes with a £1,880 fee.
20 per cent deposits
Post Office Money has a 2.43 per cent deal with a £1,765 fee.
Platform has a 2.44 per cent deal with a £1,339 fee.
Two-year fixes
HSBC has a 1.48 per cent deal with a £1,672 fee.
Co-op Bank has a 1.49 per cent rate with a £1,499 fee.
The margin between five-year and two-year fixes has trimmed but a shorter fix remains cheaper.
However, at the end of a two-year fix you will move onto a lender's more expensive standard variable rate, most of which could rise any time and many certainly will when rates go up.
Be warned you may end up coming off a two-year fixed rate as rates are rising. The Bank of England and markets indicate the first rise will be in late 2017, after which rates are expected to step up to a cycle peak of 2.5. This is why This is Money prefers five-year fixes.
However, if you think you will move in that period you may face large early repayment charges if your mortgage cannot go with you.
Smaller deposits (15 per cent deposit)
Five-year fixes
HSBC has a 2.58 per cent rate with a £1,672 fee.
Accord Mortgages has a deal at 2.59 per cent with a £1,180 fee.
Tesco Bank has a 2.64 per cent rate that comes with a £995 fee.
Two-year fixes
Chelsea Building Society has a 1.58 per cent deal with a £1,880 fee.
HSBC has a 1.58 per cent rate with a £1,672 fee.
The Co-operative Bank has a 1.59 per cent rate with a £1,499 fee.
10 per cent
Five-year fixes
Norwich & Peterborough Building Society has a 2.93 per cent rate with a £1,699 fee.
Post Office Money has a 2.94 per cent rate with a £695 fee.
Two-year fixes
HSBC has a 1.99 per cent rate with a £1,672 fee.
Post Office Money has a 2.14 per cent rate with a £1,765 fee.
Chelsea Building Society has a 2.19 per cent rate with a £1,180 fee.
5 per cent
Five-year fixes
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has a 4.29 per cent rate with a £999 fee.
Tesco Bank has a 4.49 per cent rate with £195 fee.
The Melton Building Society has a 4.69 per cent rate with a £638 fee.
Two-year fixes
Hanley Economic Building Society has a 3.65 per cent rate with a £250 fee.
Hinkley and Rugby Building Society has a 3.85 per cent rate with a £199 fee.
Additionally the Government has launched a Help to Buy guarantee scheme that provides an indemnity of up to 15 per cent for lenders to allow them to offer mortgages for a 5 per cent deposit.
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Sometimes, there are also 5 per cent deposit deals available outside of Help to Buy that can work out cheaper.
For example, Hanley Economic Building Society currently has a two-year fixed rate of 3.65 per cent that comes with a £250 fee. On a £150,000 mortgage arranged over 25 years, it costs £763.06 a month/ This is a couple of pounds cheaper than the Bank of Ireland UK 3.68 per cent deal in the table above, which works out at £765.49 a month.
However, because of the £250 fee, the Hanley's deal is actually nearly £200 more over the duration of the two-year fixed term.
You can work out monthly and total costs for any mortgage deal you see by using This is Money's true cost calculator here.
Tracking a 0.5 per cent base rate that is only likely to rise may seem an odd decision when you could fix for up to five years at a lower rate, however, there is one big advantage to a good lifetime tracker - flexibility.
Rates can change on mortgages at short notice and sadly lenders do not always inform us when they alter them (especially if they raise rates rather than lower them).
This can lead to occasions when the rates listed above are not available. If you ever spot this situation - or a good rate we have not listed - please email firstname.lastname@example.com with mortgage rates in the subject line and we will update the round-up asap.
A fixed-rate mortgage will almost inevitably carry early repayment charges, you will be limited as to how much you can overpay, or face potentially thousands of pounds in fees if you opt to leave before the initial deal period is up.
You should be able to take a good fixed mortgage with you if you move, most are portable, but there is no guarantee your new property will be eligible or you may even have a gap between ownership.
A good lifetime tracker has no early repayment charges, you can up sticks whenever you want and that suits some people.
Tracking at a low rate looks good now, especially when rates are not predicted to go up for the next three and not rise substantially over the next five years, but that may not turn out to be the case, so make sure you stress test yourself against a sharp rise in base rate.
Coventry Building Society has a lifetime tracker charging Base +1.25 per cent (currently an effective rate of 1.75 per cent) with a £995 fee for borrowers with a 35 per cent deposit or equity stake.
For borrowers with a 20 per cent deposit, the rate is Base + 1.49 per cent (effective rate 1.99 per cent), also from Coventry. And for those with a 15 per cent deposit the rate is also Base +1.49% (effective rate 1.99 per cent).
Two-year deals
However, it's also possible to track for a much shorter period of time.
NatWest has a two-year tracker at Base + 0.88 per cent (effective rate of 1.38 per cent) with a £995 fee for borrowers with a 40 per cent deposit or equity stake.
Santander has a two-year deal at Base + 0.99 per cent (effective rate 1.49 per cent) with a £745 fee for those with a 25 per cent deposit.
For a smaller deposit of 10 per cent, Tesco Bank has a two-year discount rate at Base + 2 per cent (effective rate 2.50 per cent) with a £995 fee.
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This mortgage payment calculator will allow you to see the effect of sneaky arrangement fees on your repayments. Use the second part of the calculator to compare deals.
The BoE lent cheap money to banks who then passed this on to borrowers with its funding for lending scheme.
Banks and building societies could access finance at rates from around 0.75% - far cheaper than the equivalent money market rates or what they must pay to attract savings deposits - rates on savings accounts tumbled in response to this.
They were able to borrow up to 5 per cent of their existing lending stock, and for every £1 of additional lending made by a bank, it was able to access an extra £1 of cheap funding from the scheme.
That source of new funding from extra mortgage lending has now been switched off
Funding for Lending allowed banks to swap assets such as existing loans with the Bank of England for up to four years in exchange for gilts, which they can then use to borrow money for their lending at close to base rate.
They paid a small fee to access the scheme, of 0.25 per cent per year. This will remain the same if they keep grow net lending or keep it stable. If they shrink it the fee will rise by 0.25 per cent for every 1 per cent decline in net lending up to a maximum of 1.25 per cent.
The price of each bank's borrowing in the Scheme depended on its net lending between 30 June 2012 and the end of 2013.
Banks could borrow up to 5 per cent of their existing lending stock, and for every £1 of additional lending made by a bank, they were able to access an extra £1 of cheap funding from the scheme.
The way the scheme was set up means that with base rate at 0.5 per cent banks could access funding at a rate of just 0.75 per cent and even if they shrink net lending they will not pay more than 2 per cent for it.
Should you get a new mortgage? And what to get?
Certainly, those on standard variable rates of 4 per cent or higher with reasonable equity in their home should seriously consider moving. They have two main options.
One option is a fee-free, early repayment charge free, life-time tracker. This could shave money off their monthly repayments - or leave them equal - and ensure their rate will only rise when base rate does.
Many could grab a fix and pay less than they are now.
If you are on an SVR you should seriously think about moving, unless you have a Nationwide/C&G-style guarantee capping it at a certain level above base rate - even then you may now be able to save money.
Events have highlighted the vulnerability of standard variable rates and discount rates linked to them, with Santander's rise following mortgage giant Halifax raising its SVR, along with Bank of Ireland, Co-op and Clydesdale/Yorkshire Banks. RBS also raised rates for 200,000 borrowers with Offset and One Account mortgages.
Unlike standard variable rates, which are at the mercy of bank's whims, trackers will only move up if the base rate rises.
Why fix for five years or track for life?
At This is Money we have typically favoured five-year fixes and lifetime trackers over two or three year deals.
The first give a good rate and security over a medium term period for those who want it, the second should allow borrowers to leave without incurring early repayment charges.
By contrast two or three year deals have slightly lower rates but will incur more remortgage fees and require borrowers to be looking around for a new mortgage just as rates may be starting to rise.
That said two-year fixes are offering some extremely low rates at the moment - and so could be worth a look, however, you must make sure paying fees makes them worth it.
The gap between a top five-year fix and a best lifetime tracker has substantially narrowed
Five-year fixes are cheap money locked in for a decent term and very tempting, but make sure you read the small print - ensure it can move home with you if needed - and compare costs including fees to see what is best for you. Use our True cost mortgage calculator to see how rival deals stack up.
Safety first or take a gamble
Locked in: A five-year fix offers the security that your payments will not rise.
The appeal of a five-year fix to both buyers and remortgagors is the longer term security it gives and that there is no need to remortgage in a short period of time, when rates are likely to be higher.
Homeowners should check that deals they are looking at are portable, and can therefore go with them if they move home.
Never forget the pay rate on trackers will rise when the base rate does.
The bigger margin on fixed rates means that borrowers willing to take a gamble on rates rising slowly are being tempted by tracker rate mortgages.
Those happy to take a punt on rates rising slowly can save money over time by opting for a tracker but they need to be comfortable with the risk of higher payments and factor in a decent safety margin when working out future mortgage costs.
Big fees vs rates
The best rates require big fees, but in most instances, fee-free or low-fee options are available and that highlights how vital it is for borrowers to work out if a big fee-low rate mortgage is worth it for them.
Typically, the bigger your mortgage the more worthwhile it is paying a large fee, although watch out for those that are a percentage of your loan.
A brief guide to what decides rates
Mortgage rates and savings rates are part of a complex financial web that draws on official lending costs, ie base rate, money market funding costs, and competition for savers' deposits.
The traditional influence on fixed rate mortgages over the past decade has been swap rates, the cost of obtaining fixed term funding on the money markets for lenders.
Meanwhile, the traditional influence on tracker rates over the same period has been Libor, the cost of floating rate funding on the money markets.
Banks use savings deposits to fund mortgages as well as money market borrowing, while building societies are heavily limited in how much of the latter they can use.
This means fixed savings rates are also influenced by swap rates, while instant access savings are influenced by variable interest costs - base rate and Libor.
How the financial crisis changed things
Typically money market costs tended to move in line with the Bank of England's base rate, with Libor about 0.1 per cent above it and swap rates reflecting what the market thinks interest rates will be over a set period of time, ie two years, five years etc.
The credit crunch put paid to this relationship temporarily, but things then returned almost back to normal.
Generally, a rise in Libor or swap rates will push up mortgage costs and a fall will allow lenders to cut them.
But mortgage lenders' levels of confidence and their access to funding are equally important to rates. Things were pretty tight here for quite some time after the financial crisis and that kept rates relatively high.
The pick-up in the property market and the economy, along with a healthier outlook for banks and building societies has boosted confidence. Rates are now at exceptionally low levels but mortgages are harder to get than they once were.
Lending is a long way off the easy credit days of pre-2007 - and rightly so.
Choosing a mortgage - the essential quick guide
1. How big a deposit do I need?
To get the full choice of deals raising a decent deposit is still vital. The benchmark figure is 25 per cent, if you have this then you'll be getting close to the best rates, although for an absolute cheapest deal you're still likely to need 40 per cent.
However, things are looking up for homemovers and first-time buyers who can't raise that hefty quarter of a property's value. A selection of better deals for smaller deposits is also now available.
2. Should I take a fixed rate?
Borrowers face a tough decision on this, as fixed rates are comparatively expensive by comparison with tracker deals.
The consensus is that there will be no dramatic sudden increases. However, these forecasts are no guarantee that rates won't rise and when rates rise trackers will get more expensive. [Remember almost no one forecast base rate heading down to 0.5 per cent]
Borrowers needing security should consider the extra cost of a fix as worthwhile. If you are taking a tracker because you couldn't afford the equivalent fixed rate then you are putting yourself in a very dangerous position.
If you decide to take a fix you need to carefully consider how long for. Two year deals are cheap but only offer very short-term security and incur extra costs when you remortgage. Five year deals lock you in for longer and come with slightly higher rates but better security and no need to remortgage in a relatively short space of time.
3. Should I take a tracker rate?
Tracker rates are cheaper than fixes but they should come with a massive warning sign attached, as essentially they are a gamble.
What looks like a bargain rate now, could soon get very expensive when interest rates rise.
Anyone considering a tracker needs to make sure they are not just storing up a problem for the future. If the tracker comes with an early redemption penalty that would make it expensive to jump ship, then make sure your finances could take a rise of at least 2 per cent to 3 per cent in interest rates.
For that reason we at This is Money like tracker deals that fit into one of these three categories: no early redemption penalties, a cap to how high the rate will go, or that let you jump ship for a fixed rate if rates rise.
4. Should I get off a standard variable rate?
Standard variable rates are what borrowers slip onto by default when they finish a fixed or tracker deal period.
They can typically be changed by lenders at any time - without the Bank of England moving rates, they may also rise or fall by more than any move in base rate.
A number of mortgage borrowers have fallen victim to lenders hiking their standard variable rates in recent years, despite the base rate remaining stable.
Never forget than without a Nationwide-style base rate lock guarantee, your SVR could be hiked at any time, as could a discount rate linked to it.
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Rebecca from Stratford, WI
August 1, 2015
August 1, 2015
The hotel is in a great location, staff was very nice and outgoing, and the room was clean.
Verified Hotel Guest from East Lansing, MI
June 23, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
June 23, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Our room was $---- + tax. Attendant sold same room to another guest for $----
Run down
Jairo from Anaheim, CA
June 11, 2015
Group Traveler
June 11, 2015
Group Traveler
Staff are helpful and willing to accommodate you
Price is high...very.
Willem from Monster, Netherlands
May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015
Close tot grand canyon
Wifi was bad.
Robert from College Station, TX
April 22, 2015
Group Traveler
April 22, 2015
Group Traveler
The location is excellent for access to the Grand Canyon. Otherwise the hotel is very much like most similar hotel chains.
No breakfast included.
Verified Hotel Guest from Fullerton, CA
April 21, 2015
Group Traveler
April 21, 2015
Group Traveler
Rooms, location.
Sink was clogged up, told the reception girl, it was still clogged up the next day. Faucet was leaking when turn the handle. Coffee maker was missing a pot.
Qianli from Los Angles, CA
April 21, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
April 21, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
It's position is near to the Grand Canyon International Park!
WIFI singal is poor.
Connie from Fresno, CA
April 19, 2015
April 19, 2015
Staff addressed our non functioning shower with speed n professionalism. Although communication between maintenance staff, Desk staff and us was not as good as it could have Been. We had to b assertive to get moved quickly. Internet was so slow n interm
Not enough parking, shower didn't work so we had to move.
Barbara from Woodinville, WA
April 19, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
April 19, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Rapid check in and check out
Amenities in room. Difficulty of wi fi connection from room. No tea in room only coffee
Eleanor from Rancho Santa Margarita, CA
April 8, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
April 8, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
Clean, priced reasonably, close to the park
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Anne Morrow Lindbergh, 94, Dies; Champion of Flight and Women's Concerns
Published: February 8, 2001
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My husband switched off the motor. The propeller clicked around idly and stopped. There was no noise except the lapping of our wash against the sand. The group of men on shore, a few white men, and Eskimos in pointed Santa Claus hoods, came forward. The Canadian mounted officer, tall and handsome in his red coat, put out a hand to us. ''We've reserved tickets for the show tonight. I hope you'll come!''
''What's that?'' said my husband, not knowing whether to laugh or not, as he looked at the four lone houses. Great guffaws from the group.
When I jumped out, the three or four Eskimos drew back. Then two little Eskimo boys came up shyly and followed me about. Their bright eyes shone under their caps as they searched my face and costume curiously.
''You see,'' explained one of the traders, ''you're the first white woman they've ever seen. There's never been one here before.''
-- From ''North to the Orient''
(1935, Harcourt, Brace)
To be a woman is to have interests and duties, raying out in all directions from the central mother-core, like spokes from the hub of a wheel. The pattern of our lives is essentially circular. We must be open to all points of the compass: husband, children, friends, home, community; stretched out, exposed, sensitive like a spider's web to each breeze that blows, to each call that comes. How difficult for us, then, to achieve a balance in the midst of these contradictory tensions, and yet how necessary for the proper functioning of our lives. How much we need, and how arduous of attainment is that steadiness preached in all rules for holy living. How desirable and how distant is the ideal of the contemplative, artist, or saint -- the inner inviolable core, the single eye.
With a new awareness, both painful and humorous, I begin to understand why the saints were rarely married women. I am convinced it has nothing inherently to do, as I once supposed, with chastity or children. It has to do primarily with distractions. The bearing, rearing, feeding and educating of children; the running of a house with its thousand details; human relationships with their myriad pulls -- woman's normal occupations in general run counter to creative life, or contemplative life, or saintly life. The problem is not merely one of Woman and Career, Woman and the Home, Woman and Independence. It is more basically: how to remain whole in the midst of the distractions of life; how to remain balanced, no matter what centrifugal forces tend to pull one off center; how to remain strong, no matter what shocks come in at the periphery and tend to crack the hub of the wheel.
What is the answer? There is no easy answer, no complete answer. I have only clues, shells from the sea. The bare beauty of the channelled whelk tells me that one answer, and perhaps a first step, is in simplification of life, in cutting out some of the distractions. But how? Total retirement is not possible, I cannot shed my responsiblities. I cannot permanently inhabit a desert island. I cannot be a nun in the midst of family life. I would not want to be. The solution for me, surely, is neither in total renunciation of the world, nor in total acceptance of it. I must find a balance somewhere, or an alternating rhythm between these two extremes; a swinging of the pendulum between solitude and communion, between retreat and return. In my periods of retreat, perhaps I can learn something to carry back into my worldly life. I can at least practice for these two weeks the simplification of outward life, as a beginning.
-- From ''Gift From the Sea''
(1955, Pantheon)
Photos: Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Charles A. Lindbergh taking off in 1930. (The New York Times); Anne Morrow Lindbergh in 1984. (Gregg Carlesimo)


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Book your room at Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River
Get an overview of this hotel5-star beach hotel with a full-service spa
Nestled on the beach, this Naturaliste hotel is 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from Sugarloaf Rock. Meelup Beach and Dunsborough Visitor Centre are also within 9 mi (15 km).
Hotel Features
Spend the day relaxing on the beach or pampering yourself at Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River's full-service spa.
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All 150 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer WiFi and patios. 24-hour room service and DVD players are standard, as are TVs with cable channels.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River features outdoor tennis courts and an outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 5-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers a fitness center, spa services, and a terrace. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Arcade/game room
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Full-service spa
- Garden
- Luggage storage
- Meeting rooms 4
- Number of floors - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor tennis courts - 2
- Picnic area
- Pool sun loungers
- Poolside bar
- Restaurant
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Terrace
- Total number of rooms - 150
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Arcade/game room
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor tennis courts
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( AUD 26.50 per 24-hour period )
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- Cable TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Desk
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- Minibar
- Patio
- Pay movies
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Room service (24 hours)
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Television
- WiFi (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Breakfast is available for a surcharge and served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
Other Side of the Moon - Overlooking the ocean, this restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Reservations are required. Open daily.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include outdoor tennis courts, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
Spa Services
Vie Spa has 6 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include hot stone massages, Swedish massages, massages, and facials. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and Ayurvedic. The spa is equipped with a spa tub.
The spa is open daily. Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
- Hot stone massage
- Swedish massage
- Prenatal massage
- Detoxification wrap
- Number of treatment rooms 6
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: AUD 32.50 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: AUD 26.50 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 50.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River
- Pullman Resort Margaret River
- Pullman Bunker Bay Margaret River
- Pullman Margaret River
- Quay West Hotel Bunker Bay
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This property has been awarded a star rating from the Australian Star Ratings Agency, Star Ratings Australia.


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Choose from a great variety of seasonal membership options with both premium and corporate packages available, there's an option to suit everyone.
To book Seasonal Hospitality at Celtic Park, please contact:
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The Hospitality Team will be happy to help should you need any assistance to tailor a package to suit your needs.
*Calls cost 13p per minute, plus your phone company's access charge.
The finest matchday hospitality is available throughout the season to our Corporate Seasonal Members. Each of our corporate areas offer a unique and luxurious space to entertain your friends, family, colleagues or business guests.
With a range of options available to suit your individual needs, why not make your visits to Celtic Park extra special all season long with a Corporate Seasonal Membership.
Your corporate membership offers a variety of exclusive benefits not only on a matchday but throughout the year.
Corporate seasonal hospitality benefits are valid for all Scottish Premiership home matches, all home League Cup and Scottish Cup matches and the first UEFA Champions League qualifying match.
An Unbeatable Atmosphere
Dedicated to honouring some of the best Celtic players of all time, Number 7 Restaurant offers an excellent matchday hospitality experience in a stunning setting, overlooking the pitch.
You can enjoy a delicious four course meal and then relax to enjoy the game from the comfort of your padded seat in the West Stand. It's the perfect place to soak up the unbeatable matchday atmosphere with friends, family or guests.
Number 7 Restaurant membership includes:
Number 7 Restaurant Seasonal Membership is available from £4,300 + VAT per person.
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Enjoy an award winning fine dining experience in a prestigious setting within Celtic Park. Offering an incomparable matchday hospitality experience from the moment you step inside, making it the perfect place to entertain.
Indulge in an unrivalled fine-dining menu and exquisite wine list before taking your seat in the Directors Box in the Main Stand to enjoy the match from the most exclusive viewpoint over the half way line.
Your Walfrid Restaurant membership includes:
The Walfrid Restaurant Seasonal Membership is available from £5,000 + VAT per person.
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A beautiful yet relaxed lounge with a contemporary and vibrant atmosphere, Cafe 1888 offers stunning views across the stadium.
With a relaxed and informal dress code, you can enjoy complimentary beer, wine and soft drinks with 'tapas' style dining as we ensure your pre-match needs are well taken care of in our stylish Cafe 1888, a fresh take on matchday hospitality.
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Enjoy your very own exclusive private box at every home match throughout the season and enjoy an indulgent and exclusive matchday experience throughout the season.
Bring friends, family or corporate clients for truly memorable matchdays in Paradise.
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Legendary Service
Honouring one of the greatest Celtic captains of all time, this impressive suite in the North Stand offers excellent food and service in a relaxed atmosphere with a pre-match hot fork buffet and complimentary bar.
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The Executive Club in the Main Stand at Celtic Park is recognised for its friendly welcoming atmosphere and excellent service to supporters over the years.
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Skip to comments.Could this be Santorums big day?
Posted on 02/07/2012 12:09:54 PM PST by SeekAndFind
Today, for the first time this cycle, multiple states hold their Republican presidential nomination contests on one day, two caucuses (Colorado and Minnesota) and one primary (Missouri). They all have two things in common. First, none of them are binding, so no delegates will be formally assigned from the vote. Second, they all represent Rick Santorum's best shot at changing the trajectory of this race and positioning himself as the conservative alternative to Mitt Romney. One final series of snap polls from PPP shows Santorum with a double-digit lead in Missouri, and nearly as much of a lead in Minnesota:
Rick Santorum could be headed for a big day in today's contests in Colorado, Minnesota, and Missouri. Missouri looks like a probable win for Santorum. He's at 45% there to 32% for Mitt Romney and 19% for Paul. Minnesota provides an opportunity for a win as well. Currently he has a small advantage with 33% to 24% for Romney, 22% for Newt Gingrich, and 20% for Ron Paul. And Santorum should get a second place finish in Colorado, where Romney appears to be the likely winner. The standings there are Romney at 37%, Santorum at 27%, Gingrich at 21%, and Paul at 13%.
Missouri is the big test. Gingrich chose not to make the ballot in Missouri (a more deliberate choice than the failure of Gingrich and Santorum in Virginia), so this is the dry run of Santorum vs Romney and Paul. If he does win big in the Show Me State, it gives Santorum an argument for his strength as a conservative candidate more likely to beat Romney in future contests than Gingrich. A win in Minnesota, where Romney won in 2008, would bolster that argument even more, but a low turnout is expected in Minnesota. That makes predictions through polling difficult, although a nine-point lead in a widely-split field is better than no lead at all.
For Gingrich, the key is to beat Santorum in the two states in which he's competing. The results in Missouri are not terribly relevant to Gingrich, and expect his campaign to spin a Santorum win as an indictment of Romney rather than a boost for Santorum, and they wouldn't be entirely wrong, either. Falling to third in either would raise questions about his momentum; falling out of second place in both would be a huge problem for perception of the Gingrich campaign. In Minnesota, Gingrich is in a virtual tie for second place with Romney and Ron Paul, with just four points separating the three candidates. In Colorado, Gingrich is six points back of Santorum for second place in the PPP poll, but leads slightly as the second-place choice over Santorum, 25/23.
Gingrich could score a big PR coup by pushing Romney into third place in Minnesota, or he could end up in third or even fourth place himself. He's also tied for second in the second-place choice question with Romney at 20% in Minnesota, with Santorum leading with 25% and Paul far behind at 10%. Based on those numbers, it looks like Santorum has a chance to win it, and Romney and Gingrich will be fighting it out for second place. In that case, look for the better organization to carry the day, and that won't be good news for Gingrich. In Colorado, there is no chance of pushing Romney into third place, but Gingrich could beat Santorum for second. He has a slight edge in electability over Santorum in both states (+7 in CO, +6 in MN), and in Colorado that might be enough to get last-minute deciders to break his way and push him into second.
On the other hand, last-minute deciders might base their decision on instinct rather than stats, and that would not be good news for Gingrich. In both states, Gingrich is barely above water on favorability (+8 in CO, +7 in MN), though, while Santorum leads the field substantially (+52 in CO, +57 in MN), with Romney in second (+28 in CO, +7 in MN, tied with Gingrich). That combined with the other disadvantages of the Gingrich campaign, plus the interesting strategic decision over the last two days to focus on Santorum, may have undercut Gingrich's stature enough to send him into an across-the-board retreat. If so, Gingrich had either hope for a miracle in the February 22nd debate. If Santorum comes in third in both Minnesota and Colorado while winning Missouri, it won't be as dire, but he would lose the argument over his ability to outperform Gingrich in the center of the country, and the Not-Romney stalemate would continue. And you know who that helps ….
Tricky Rick Santorum is as much a conservative as any pro-life Democrat.
He's a damned liar, just like Romeny. Neither is a conservative.
This could be as big as when Huckabee "surged" again after winning Iowa and then flailing. Huck came back to win WV, TN, and Arkansas and then went on to be the nominee!
Oh, wait...............
I'm not a fan of any of the guys currently running, but the best thing Santorum could do is drop out and throw his weight behind Newt. And the sooner the better.
I woke up this morning and realized I'm getting tired of this whole election. I'm on overload. I'll just wait until whoever is left comes to my state and vote accordingly. If romney wins the nomination in the end, I'll go to the polls and write in my own name for president. If any of the others do, I'll select that person.
RE: Hes a damned liar, just like Romeny. Neither is a conservative.
So, are there any conservatives left in this race?
RE: but the best thing Santorum could do is drop out and throw his weight behind Newt. And the sooner the better.
Funny, but there are some who believe that the best thing for Newt to do is to drop out and throw his support behind Rick.
See here for instance:
Actually, Rick should drop out and endorse Buddy Roemer!
Santorum is a social conservative, but he is from a Catholic union background, so that should explain some of his apparent votes. He now says that those votes were a reflection of his supporters in PA (blue collar Catholic union workers) and that as president, he would represent the WHOLE country, not a narrow base in PA.
Santorum isn't perfect, but he's as close as we're going to get and at least he never supported an individual mandate to buy insurance. Getting rid of Obama and Obamacare is job ONE and replacing it with a weak substitute just won't do.
—Funny, but there are some who believe that the best thing for Newt to do is to drop out and throw his support behind Rick.—
Yeah, I know. There are also some that think Obama was the best thing that happened to the country. Opinions clearly vary. That doesn't make all parties right - or wrong.
Where is the 'American' candidate?
Since we're talking about Santorum's Italian-Catholic blue collar, union background (as well as every other candidates' backgrounds)...
Where is the white Anglo-Germanic, non-Mormon Protestant who's traditionalist family never had any union ties, but instead, are tied directly back to the landowning republican farmer/tradesman/professionals who lead this nation from the beginning? These folks STILL constitute a plurality of America, where are they to fight the creeping doom of Marxism once again poised to ruin what their ancestors worked so hard to create?
Newt Mcpherson comes close, but his baggage concerns me.
Yes, there certainly is a conservative.
Newt Gingrich allied himself with Ronald Reagan to build the Reagan Coalition, the Religious Right, and the Republican majority (together the Reagan Revolution) which directly led the downfall of the Soviet Union, the Contract with America, government reforms, less government, tax cuts, a balanced budget, and the great, long-standing Reagan economy.
Newt Gingrich is pro-life, pro-2nd Amendment and loves America and understands its citizens. As a historian, he thoroughly knows the U.S. Constitution and our nation's history.
He has a record of actions taken that actually mattered, and can identify what is most important to the country. He can develop plans to overcome challenges, articulate the merits of overcoming those challengea and why the plans will work.
He's been accused of being a turncoat, particularly when seated next to Pelosi on that sofa. He later said one doesn't surrender the field of ideas to political adversaries, lest they dominate the issue and amits he could have handled it better. But on reflection, Newt is an attention whore seeking relevancy for his ideas. He admits to having made mistakes, unlike Romney and Santorum, and he has expressed regret for some of those decisions. No one's perfect. Yet he has an extraordinary ability to get things done and that matters enormously.
Newt gave us the Republican majority, the Contract with America and completed 2/3rds of his agenda while in office. He resigned when so many of his colleagues rebelled against his proposed budget cutting a billion dollars out of it; they saw their gravy train leaving Congress, and wanted Gingrich out!
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Never, never, never support a liar!
A great letter-to-the-editor in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from a CATHOLIC NUN:
Sen. Rick Santorum and his wife have taught their children a powerful lesson on civic responsibility by refusing to pay any tuition money to the Penn Hills School District for their children who attended the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School ... Released from that payment on a technicality shows that even an upstanding, moral gentleman like Sen. Santorum teaches his children the following lessons:
1) Take advantage of the system whenever you can.
2) The little guy pays while the rich and powerful guy gets away with it.
3) As a Catholic, you have no obligation to pay your share to the common good in spite of Catholic social doctrine.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Nothing beats a good old-fashioned butt-whooping from a nun!
Tricky Ricky is no conservative - he is a liar.
Yes, Santorum is not going to be the nominee and is only running interference for Romney.
I am laughing at you! You are so spoiled and jealous and just plain nasty. I laugh right in your face. You come to all the Santorum threads and just spread your ugly lies. If you don't like Santorum then don't vote for him like a ton of people are going to tonight. I hope Santorum wins just so I can throw it in your face forever. You might just be the most jealous FREEPER I ever saw.
Go ahead, throw away your vote.
Santorum can not run from his voting record or his past. He is as conservative as any pro-life Democrat and like one, definitely NOT a fiscal conservative.
Tricky Ricky the hypocrite is a liar.
We already have one in the White House and Free Republic is crawling with people like you, who're doing their best to put another liar in office.
When you don't like the truth in the message, shoot the messenger. Typical.
you have my vote!
-you have my vote!-
Thanks. BTW, "Cuban" is my middle name. You need to write in "Tasty C. Leaf"
Not of course like Gingrich...Oh wait, wasn't Gingrich the only Speaker of the House censured by his fellow representatives after he admitted to the House Ethics committee that he was not honest with them, paying $300,000.00 as part of the sanction? Publicly disgraced for lack of honesty, what a feather in his cap.
Newt was exonerated of all ethics charges. The "public disgrace" is in your eyes only.
I challenge any Santorum supporter to point to any single thing Santorum has ever said or done that compares on any level to this speech.
It comes down to this: Gingrich is hated by too many conservative women to either get the nomination or beat Obama. He might (might) be the better Conservative, though I have my doubts.
Romney's main weakness, in both the primaries, and particularly in the general election, is his refusal to disavow Romneycare. In the general election, no one will believe him when he will no doubt claim that he will sign a repeal of Obamacare. And Obama will hammer him with his support for Romneycare. Republicans will be dispirited, and Obama gets four more years.
This is reflected in the lousy turnout in any race so far that Romney has been projected to walk away the winner. If he's up by double digits, his supporters show up, and the rest stay home. If it's close, or he's down in the race, conservatives vote in droves, like in SC.
Santorum has had the sense to make BOTH Romneycare and Obamacare the issues, claiming, rightly, that Romney will not be able to take it to Obama on that issue, as he's already ceded it completely with his support of Romneycare.
Gingrich can't get elected, and Romney will leave the most liberty-robbing law of all time on the books. This is sinking in, and Santorum will benefit as it does.
Here's what the ethics Committee said:
The subcommittee decided that regardless of the resolution of the tax question, Mr. Gingrichs conduct in this regard was improper, did not reflect creditably on the House, and was deserving of sanction.
Here's what Gingrich said:
On Dec. 21, 1996, Gingrich admitted that he violated the House ethics rules and he apologized. With deep sadness, I agree. I did not seek legal counsel when I should have in order to ensure clear compliance with all applicable laws, and that was wrong, Gingrich said. Because I did not, I brought down on the peoples house a controversy which could weaken the faith people have in their government."
Sanctions against Gingrich were overwhelmingly approved by the House, Democrats and Republicans alike, including censure and payment to the Committee of $300,000.00.
Doesn't look like "exoneration" to me.
...and who would that Nun be? Obama's Nun?
Look, I grew up in Pennsylvania, so I've followed Rick Santorum for years. This issue about the school is a bunch of hooey.
It had something to do with the Santorums and their residency, or something like that. It was all drummed up to get him out of office. It was a non-story then, and it's still a non-story. Frankly, I didn't pay enough attention to remember the details because it was so silly.
I have to ask you, do you have something against Italian Catholics?
No. I'm not only part Italian, but am Roman Catholic.
None of which has anything to do with my research into all the Republican candidates, none of whom are perfect. But I believe it is important to get information out in front of voters.
Hopefully we won't make a repeat mistake voting in someone like James Earl Carter, who was such a nice guy and a good Christian. Yech! If we'd known more about the man during the election campaign, maybe he wouldn't have ended up as President.
I did the same research in 2008 concerning Obama and posted information about him on Free Republic, which was ignored and often scorned by fellow Freepers. This election year I'm more hopeful.
What I definitely do not like is people who self-identify as a conservative politician, yet who's voting and performance record in office does not to back up that claim.
After examining Romney's and Santorum's claims of conservatism and comparing that claim to their performance in office, the gap between claim and actual records in office is huge. The only one that isn't happens to be Newt Gingrich.
All ethics charges against Newt Gingrich were dropped save one. The IRS investigated that particular charge and found it baseless. Dragging this out in an attempt to divert attention away from the semi-conservative Santorum is truly pathetic.
Your lies have been repeatedly proven false over and over again at this site. Spreading disinformation is sternly punished on Free Republic.
Just don't support Romney - you'll be zotted. And next time stick with the whole truth; anything halfway is an outright falsification.
Yeah, I know Pennsylvanians from his district who had supported him and then voted him out because he lied.
So what?
My post is accurate and you know it, your posts are hysterical spin. Gingrich admitted his dishonesty and apologized. It has nothing to do with the IRS and my last post reflects that. Your posts are beginning to sound truly psychotic. And I am not the least concerned with your silly threats.
Here are the facts quoted from "What really happened in the Gingrich ethics case?" by Byron York in the Washington Examiner: Stunned by their loss of control of the House — a loss engineered by Gingrich — House Democrats began pushing a variety of ethics complaints against the new Speaker...It ended with a special counsel hired by the House Ethics Committee holding Gingrich to an astonishingly strict standard of behavior, after which Gingrich in essence pled guilty to two minor offenses. Afterwards, the case was referred to the Internal Revenue Service, which conducted an exhaustive investigation into the matter....the IRS concluded that Gingrich did nothing wrong. Gingrich was exonerated. The bottom line: Gingrich acted properly and violated no laws. But if Gingrich is to have any hope of climbing out from under the allegations, he'll have to find some way of letting people know what really happened.
You and Santorum - liars together.
And if anyone some how thinks I am a "liberal troll" (sic) because of my support of the Senator to head off the other three at the pass and then have a good go at Obama in the General, well then, they can take a 50 yard dash off a 40 yard long pier.
We shall see how well Rick Santorum does today in the various states. This California pro-Gay Marriage/anti-popular plebiscite ruling today by the out of control judiciary, as well as Obama's Open War on the Catholic Church, should make for some great market pull today in these various states. Social issues are right up there with fiscal issues, believe me. This country is fully on the way to internal cultural rot, which can destroy in every much way as possible as fiscal quagmire or foreign invasion. History is replete with many examples of great societies descending into the abyss this way; when they lost their heart and soul.
The kids were NOT residents of the school district which paid their tuition. They were not even residents of the state.
If Santorum had admitted to being wrong and repaid the commonwealth that would have been the end of it. Instead, the taxpayers of PA paid for these Virginia residents to attend a PA taxpayer funded school.
That was not a loophole - that was fraud.
Well said and kudos!I got your back.Who would have ever thought a conservative site would call people liberal trolls for supporting a tea party conservative candidate such as Santorum?I watched Perry,and Bachmann get bashed to pieces on this forum.And now Santorum?When did this forum cease being conservative?
If you reason with reasonable people, they will be reasonable back. Is what I feel.
How is it trashing someone if what I say is true?
Gov. Mitt Romney was pro-abortion, pro-gay radical agenda, and raised taxes as he governed Massachusetts in a manner leaving no doubt as to his politcal beliefs. Definitely, Romney is no conservative.
Sen. Rick Santorum repeatedly voted in Congress as a fiscal liberal. If you want to see his voting record I will gladly provide it to you. As such, his record is more like that of a pro-life Democrat who loves earmarks and pork than that of a conservative Republican.
I will also repeat my statement from a couple weeks ago, that should Sen.Santorum decide to run for Gov. of Pennsylvania, won and governed as an across the board Conservative, I would give my unlimited support for his future Presidential run. He is still young and capable of learning a great deal from such an executive experience.
As both candidates have claimed to be Conservative and they are not, I refer to them as liars.
This is called being realistic, not nasty. Since it is also truthful, it is not tearing down another candidate.
I have used the same analysis on Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul.
I do not stalk pro-Santorum threads but I do follow those who tell half-truths about Gingrich, and as many of those seem to be Santorum cheerleaders it is obvious they can dish it out but can not take it.
Of one thing this year I'm certain, American in Tokyo; if we do not elect the right leader come this November, America as we know it will cease to exist.
Thanks SeekAndFind.
You get the last word, I won't escalate it any more, the olive branch has been given. Take care.
I don't trust RS. I think him doing well is helping Newt tonight. Newt needs to win the South.
RS did support a mandate in the 90's.
RS is another liberal you just couldn't trust him to be President.
Newt is the only one worthy of my vote. I couldn't vote for Romney or RS.
The degenerate mental case lawyer Santorum is still running interference for the man from planet Kolob.
He ought to go back to chasing ambulances, or at least running for Senate in his own state.
Oh thats right, he couldnt win reelection in Pennsylvania, so figured running for POTUS was in order.
And they call Ron Paul a nut.
These degenerate SOB's are no match for the internet.
RS is another liberal in the contest to keep a real conservative from winning that would be Newt imo. RS wouldn't be any better than Obama.
Go Rick. Rick is kickin' butt and taking names tonight.
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She went back to Alaska.
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By now, you've probably seen the amazing video about an app called PhotoMath. Once you download it, you can take a picture of a math problem with your phone… and the app not only solves the problem, it shows you how to do it step-by-step. Everyone seems to be talking about it.
How cool is that?!
Not very, actually… and here's why:
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Hello all,
My site: http://thegift.doubleturtle.nl/wordpress/ works in Chrome/Firefox/IE, but when I open it in Safari I see that 2 of my widgets in the header are missing. The qtranslate language chooser and the search form.
I can still see the code when I inspect it, so are the widgets removed or just gone in Safari and does anyone have any idea's on how to fix this ?
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Our local paper had an article about the pitching distance move to 43 feet in Texas UIL softball in 2011. Does anyone know what the pitching distance will be in ASA 14U and 16U in 2011?
16U is now (as of 1-1-10) 43'
It is too early to speculate about 2011 rule changes. The "inner circle" AKA Rules Committee Members may have already bantered around moving the lower age groups to 43' but they also are busy at this time with Nationals. 2011 rules will be discussed and tweaked later on.
I can only speculate that since NFHS made the 43' move for JV as well as Varsity, there would be a good incintive to move at least 14U to 43' but who knows? I kinda doubt they will in 2011, but might later.
Texas UIL however can change to any dimension they wish, but when playing ASA CHAMPIONSHIP (State, Qualifiers etc.) must use the ASA dimensions.
This has been raised the past couple of years and never got out of committee. Don't see it going much farther this year.
BTW, the "rules committee" doesn't have the authority to make such a change and really will not exist until the committee assignments are made for the Nat Convention in November.
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Posted July 9th, 2014 @ 4:48pm
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