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Large Digital Thermometer is for veterinary oral or rectal use. With a digital, easy to read design and a wide display window. 9" long.
The Vetericyn® Wound Spray offers one-step topical wound care that requires no rinsing and won't sting when applied. Vetericyn contains no steroids or antibiotics, and it will not harm healthy tissue. 16 oz.
Arenus® Sore No-More® Performance Ultra Gelotion is designed for easy application in a clinical strength formula. This herbal, arnica-based liniment is lobelia- and capsaicin-free for use on competitive equine athletes. The thick lotion makes it easy to apply to hard to treat spots on the horse.
Glittering hook-and-loop fasteners make these Léttia Sparkle Polo Wraps pop! Soft and durable synthetic fleece conforms to the contours of your horse's legs. Set/4 wraps.
For the vaccination of healthy horses as an aid in the prevention of viremia caused by West Nile virus. Single dose is delivered in a prefilled syringe with needle for your convenience.
Dosage: Inject one 1 mL dose intramuscularly (IM) and repeat 3 to 6 weeks later. A 1 mL booster dose should be given annually.
Made in the USA, the "Natural" Leg Wrap features 100% cotton flannel interior and a broadcloth exterior plus foam interlining. 30" long.
From Zoetis®, Nolvasan® S with chlorhexidine diacetate is a scented cleaner, disinfectant and deodorizer made for use on inanimate objects. Cleaning with Nolvasan S can help reduce the spread of viruses in veterinary and barn environments. 16 oz.
The reusable Davis® PVC Treatment Boot makes it easy to apply hoof soaks and poultices. This hoof treatment boot has a webbed strap that adjusts for a snug fit to keep the boot in place during treatment. Each.
Liquid Titanium Pastern Wraps from Fenwick Equestrian Products help reduce pain, aches and joint stiffness. In liquid titanium fabric with neoprene for stretch, these pastern wraps create far infrared rays when placed on the horse. This in turn helps increase metabolism, increase immune system response and rid the body's cells of toxins.
SilverSox™ by EquiFit® are ideal for horses that are prone to skin irritations, fungus or rubs caused by boots. These stretchable, breathable leg wraps help guard against fungus while providing unobtrusive leg protection during work.
Clinical strength Arenus® Sore No-More® Performance Ultra Poultice is appropriate for use at any competition level. Silky-smooth and non-irritating, this clay-based poultice is formulated to provide fast and effective results. Apply to areas of edema, heat, inflammation, infection, abscess, puncture wounds, thrush and more to provide cooling and draw heat.
Professional's Choice Combo Bandages offer protection and support for schooling. This unique bandage combines a polo wrap with an elastic bandage.
The EZ ICE Hock Wrap reduces swelling, heat and soreness in your horse's hock area. It can also be used on the horse's knee. Keep this hock wrap in your freezer and strap on when needed. It works quickly to slow inflammation and ease pain. Easily transportable in a cooler for use at a competition.
Made to fit a horse's knees, hocks or fetlocks, Hot/Cold Joint Relief Boots can help reduce swelling and inflammation, encourage recovery after exercise or ease discomfort. Gel packs that can be heated, cooled or frozen fit inside neoprene boots that allow joint movement. Pair.
Back on Track® Polo Wraps are made of fleece material with incredible elasticity. Infused with ceramic fiber, these polo wraps reflect the body's warmth in the form of FAR infrared wave to help improve mobility and performance.
HyperKewl™ Evaporative Cooling Leg Wraps provide 5-10 hours of cooling for your horse's legs. These easy-to-use wraps secure with hook-and-loop straps and feature lightweight and durable construction. Simply soak them in water for about a minute, squeeze out excess water and apply. Pair.
You can replace those bulky standing wraps with Equi Flexsleeves®. These easy-to-use sleeves for horses help prevent edema, reduce joint swelling and wind puffs and can provide support for tired or aging legs. They're breathable, moisture-wicking and dissipate heat, and they're easy to machine wash and dry.
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Clinical strength, 100% herbal and arnica-based, Arenus® Sore No-More® Performance Ultra Liniment is highly effective in providing topical analgesic care. This liniment is free of lobelia and capsaicin, and it can be used before or after exercise, under pads and wraps and overnight. Ideal when your horse experience injury or trauma outside the normal routine.


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I am running two routers- one that has a modded DD-WRT, but I dont think thats an issue..
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Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Diabetes is a Cash Cow for Big Pharm
I knew about this, at least on some level. I mean it makes sense doesn't it? The much-touted ADA diet that is spoon fed diabetics does little or nothing to help control blood sugars and yet it still seems to be the "golden rule" for diabetics, type 1 and type 2 alike.
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Tuesday, July 21, 2015
A Diabetic Dream Recipe
OMG YUM! I plan on making this tonight and maybe adding cocoa powder to "chocolate"it up. Been having major chocolate cravings for a while now :) I will let you know!
Cream Cheese Mousse, great for a diabetic who is practicing the low-carb lifestyle!!
8 ounces cream cheese
1 cube butter (yes! 1 cube) (8 ounces)
1 cup heavy whipping cream
4 svgs sweetener of your choice
1 Tbsp almond extract
1 cube butter (yes! 1 cube) (8 ounces)
1 cup heavy whipping cream
4 svgs sweetener of your choice
1 Tbsp almond extract
Melt butter until it's barely soft or allow to sit till it's room temperature and soft. With an immersion blender mix together all ingredients. It will be tough to blend and take a bit of man handling. Add more hwc if neccesary.
About 4-5 servings.
As with any food, please test using your meter. Heavy whipping cream and various sweeteners might spike some people.
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Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Amazing Low Carb, Gluten-Free Red Lobster Cheddar Bay Biscuits!
I am always looking for recipe's that fit into my LCHF lifestyle. (Low-Carb, High fat) I stumbled on these in a group I belong to and couldn't be happier!
Low Carb Red Lobster Biscuits
1 cup cheddar cheese, grated
1 cup almond flour
4 eggs
4 Tbsp butter, room temp
1 tsp garlic salt
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
1 cup almond flour
4 eggs
4 Tbsp butter, room temp
1 tsp garlic salt
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
Make dough as you would ordinary biscuits making sure not to overmix so they are as light and fluffy as possible.
400 degree oven
Bake 12-15 minutes
Bake 12-15 minutes
Clearly, these are the best biscuit/bread anything I have tasted on low carb. I made mine in muffin tins so they had more shape. I coated my muffin tins with butter as well so they'd be more crispy where the dough hit the pan.
Remove from the oven, melt 1-2 T of butter, mix in 1 t of Italian season. Drizzle over bisquits.
* Note: I am not a salt eater and between the garlic salt and the regular salt that is added, I found it to be a bit much, so I am going to cut down the salt if I am able to make these again.
Also it is important for diabetics to test before and after eating one of these to see if the almond flour is going to spike you.
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So Diabetes, Remind Me Never to Do That Again
This was a big "Ooopsy" And at the time I was doing it, I knew that. Somewhere in my primal reptilian, limbic brain I just knew it was wrong and would result in nothing good coming out of it. In my limited and somewhat flimsy defense, I have to say I was trying to reward myself for a job well done through the whole rest of the day.
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Friday, July 10, 2015
Diabetic Induced Anger and Frustration
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Thursday, June 25, 2015
If Its Not One Thing, Its Another...
Here it goes again. I sometimes wonder why I even attempt to keep up a blog. I never stay with it. My mind is much too busy to think of one coherent thought, let alone write a few hundred words on whatever subject I can manage to get my mind to focus on.
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Saturday, February 28, 2015
I am Not Sure This is Diabetes
Yeah, so okay, I am a diabetic, but I have been feeling something for a few months now, and although I feel it, it is hard to put into words just what that feeling is.
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In February 2013, The Saint Paul Foundation launched a community idea challenge of unprecedented scope. Designed to harness the creative energy and ideas of Minnesotans, the Forever Saint Paul Challenge asked the question: "What would you do with $1 million to make Saint Paul great?"
Nearly 1,000 ideas were submitted — and more than 16,000 Minnesotans cast votes to determine which idea would receive a $1 million grant for implementation.
Along the way, the Challenge generated nearly 42,000 interactions with people of diverse races, ethnicities, ages and interests through grassroots outreach efforts, volunteer opportunities, public events, idea open houses, idea refining sessions, at mobile voting stations and at the Minnesota State Fair.
Thousands of people were engaged in discussions about the issues that matter most to communities, resulting in a pool of creative, high-quality ideas for Saint Paul — or any community.
The winning idea
The Urban Oasis, which connects food, nature and culture to transform existing space at the Bruce Vento Sanctuary, will receive $1 million for implementation. Tracy Sides of Saint Paul, and founder of Bravely Be, an effort to promote community health, submitted the winning idea, which received more than 50 percent of the total votes. She envisions a one-of-a-kind food hub that will make Saint Paul a national destination and model for local food systems done right.
"I'm so excited about seeing this idea become a reality because everybody wins – with our Urban Oasis food hub and event center we'll create jobs, improve health, and foster a sense of community among people and this uniquely Saint Paul place," Sides said. "And the city wins because bringing the Urban Oasis to life will showcase Saint Paul not only as a creative, equitable, thriving and sustainable city, but also as a national leader in local food system development."
The Lower Phalen Creek Project (LPCP) will lead implementation of the Urban Oasis along with Tracy Sides, who submitted the winning $1 million idea in the Forever Saint Paul Challenge. LPCP joins Twin Cities LISC (TC LISC) in implementing Tracy's vision. LPCP will lead overall development of Urban Oasis, and TC LISC will focus on community engagement that brings together farmers, communities of color and immigrants on Saint Paul's East Side. Both LPCP and TC LISC have deep local roots and are excited to work together to bring the Urban Oasis to life.
The three finalists
- The Urban Oasis, submitted by Tracy Sides, aims to make Saint Paul a national destination for local food systems done right.
- The Saint Paul Art Train, submitted by Craig Blakely, turns unused railcars into vibrant, rentable workspaces for creative activity and businesses.
- The Saint Paul Center for Creative Arts, submitted by Jack Ray, establishes a unique hub for youth to learn and practice various creative disciplines and put those skills to work in the community.
Challenge overview: by the numbers
- 946 ideas entered in The Saint Paul Foundation's $1 million Forever Saint Paul Challenge
- 16,000+ total public votes to decide the winning idea (more than 50 percent of the total votes were secured by the winning idea)
- 40+ total volunteers (reviewers and judges) read all 946 ideas and narrowed them to three finalists
- 5,000+ individuals attended our kick-off event in February at the Union Depot, featuring a Guinness World Record-breaking Lite-Brite mural
- 580 volunteers dedicated 800 total hours to insert 596,897 Lite-Brite pegs into the Forever Saint Paul-themed Lite-Brite picture
- 7 Idea Open House events brought together 350+ individuals in neighborhoods across Saint Paul (and one Idea Open House took place in Minneapolis)
- 2 Idea Open Labs brought together 30 semifinalists and 70+ local experts to share, discuss and refine million-dollar ideas for Saint Paul
- 41 active organizations helped spread the word to their networks
A world record kickoff event
To officially launch the Challenge, we created the world's "Largest Picture Made of Lite-Brite." A Guinness World Record judge confirmed the record. This giant art installation, created by award-winning Saint Paul artist Ta-coumba T. Aiken, is filled with more than 520,000 Lite-Brite pegs and is on display at the historic Union Depot through the end of March.
Forever Saint Paul Challenge supporters include the Bush Foundation, F. R. Bigelow Foundation, Otto Bremer Foundation, 3M, Travelers, the Katherine B. Andersen Fund, Securian, McNeely Foundation and the Multicultural Endowment.


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A Thousand Words
Take a look, come see inside,
Into this battle called my life.
In this moment, I'm lost and found,
In this silence, I hear no sound.
Shadows creep closer, suffocating me,
Look out the window, what can you see?
Light disappears, but never really leaves,
Scream and shout, crying these pleas.
Strumming these notes on a dead guitar,
Reminds me you're near, but oh-so-far.
This pain stains like a black tattoo,
Shatters my sanity like a glass shoe.
Draw the curtains, shut the blinds,
Hoping the devil will like what he finds.
He binds my body in the ropes of pain,
And takes my soul - it's his to gain.
Dark black death seeps through my head,
Slashing my strength as thin as a thread.
Ebony venom that rules the brain,
Toxins aiming to trap the shame.
A wonderland dark with fevered bliss,
Melding the soul into a senseless abyss.
A thousand words, but just one left,
A small sound, forced from dead lips: theft.
I'm lost in the moment as time slips by,
Broken, helpless, I start to cry.
I know, now, I have lost this fight,
As my empty eyes conceal the light.
Now for acting, this thin disguise,
All of these perfectly delivered lines.
The autumn spirits of my soul,
Suffer in the devil's hands, a vulnerable foal.
He stole my soul, no time for goodbyes,
And left me here to slowly die.
Amelia Davis
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text: One of the challenges to set up push-mirroring (where a tool somehow informs mirrors that there's new content ready to be pulled) is that we're using NetApps with snapmirroring to sync data across PHX, TPA, and RDU. While we know when rel-eng uploads data to the netapp in PHX, we don't know when all that data is quite synced to the netapps in TPA and RDU. Or do we? http://ecserv1.uwaterloo.ca/netapp/man/man1/na_snapmirror.1.html notes that there is a command, snapmirror status, which can be used on the filers to determine mirroring status/progress/complete-or-not, to each destination. I can't run this command on the filers, but with the help of SOC, we should be able to have an automated tool that runs this command on our behalf regularly and posts the results somewhere that we can read the status... If we know the status, then we can implement push-mirroring to the various mirror tiers. Tell tier 0 mirrors when the content is done snapmirroring and ready for them to pull. Then tell the tier 1 mirrors when the Tier 0 mirrors are done. etc. Mike, can you file a request with SOC requesting such a tool? Thanks, Matt -- Matt Domsch Linux Technology Strategist, Dell Office of the CTO linux.dell.com & www.dell.com/linux


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Christmas Day 2007
Everyone came to my place on Christmas for once. It was chaotic and noisy and really fun. A fake tree and a fake fire, but at least the presents were real. And so is Lily there on the couch. She loved all the company. Most sociable cat ever!
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|7 nights
A large hotel is being built across the road from Serendipity. Some guests MAY find some building noise or increased traffic noise. As such we have massively reduced our rates.
See the gallery for a photo of it's proximity to the villa.
One with king size bed and en-suite
Two spacious twin rooms.
Large built in wardrobes. Air-conditioning to all bedrooms.
En-suite to master bedroom with shower and wc.
Family bathroom with bath, over-bath shower and wc.
Downstairs bathroom with large shower and wc.
Large, fully fitted kitchen with hob, oven, extractor, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher and water cooler.
All necessary cooking utensils, crockery and cutlery etc.
Spacious lounge with open fireplace. TV for DVDs, games console & Hifi with large library of music/films. Playstation with good selection of games. Great choice of books.
Air-conditioning unit. Large dining table and 6 chairs adjacent to patio doors leading to pool.
Your own large private pool with poolside alfresco eating area.
Sunbeds, umbrellas, tables, chairs, pool inflatable etc.
Terrace on first floor overlooking pool area for sunbathing or eating/drinking.
Large poolside gazebo for additional shade.
Traditionally constructed BBQ.
You can fly into either Larnaca in the South or Ercan in the North. Driving from Ercan takes only 30 mins and only 75 mins from Larnaca. We would be happy to arrange taxis and/or transfers for you at very competitive rates.
We can arrange for fresh fruit, vegetables, milk, wine etc to be delivered to the villa for you, from a selection of welcome packs, to save you shopping on arrival. Local supermarkets have a lot of UK brands as well as fabulous deli counters. There are numerous restaurants between Catalköy and Kyrenia. The lovely Valley View, just up the road looking out over the sea, serves a delicious local meze.
We've even provided you with a mobile phone, with a pay-as-you-go sim, so you can make reservations at your favourite restaurant or ring Suzy, our property manager, just in case you have any problems.
There is also a laptop with 3G connection to the internet. This is subject to a modest local topup charge.
We live in England on the edge of the beautiful Chiltern Hills. It's a great place for walks and enjoying the countryside. We both work long hours so holidays are important to us. Anywhere warm will suit us, but the hotter the better (except Dubai in August, which was a bit too warm!).
Phil and Helen purchased this villa in 2007
We were both fortunate to travel the world with our parents when we were younger, as both sets were in the Armed Forces. One of our stays was in Cyprus where we fell in love with the island and each other!
We always dreamed of returning, so when the time was right, we decided to buy this villa. We spent a long time searching for the right property, but when we eventually found this one, it was actually just by luck. That's why we called it Serendipity, as it means 'a happy chance'. As we're both fans of Dan Brown novels we had the Serendipity name plate made up as an ambigram, so just in case you happen to be standing on your head, you can still read it! We've been fortunate to holiday at Serendipity with all our kids and parents, at some point over the years, and it's a joy.
We absolutely love the location of our home in the sun.
The views of the mountains are just fantastic. First thing in the morning they benefit from the most amazing light. Sitting having breakfast by the pool, or on the veranda, they seem to stand out in all their glory. In the evening, as the sun sets over the sea, they bask in an orange glow that really makes you appreciate their beauty.
An hour after sunset, there's nothing better than sitting on the upstairs veranda, sipping a drink, staring up at the infinite vastness of stars above your head. Heaven!!
As Serendipity sits on the hill opposite Lara Beach, there is nearly always a glorious cooling breeze blowing from the beach, keeping the temperature at a perfect level.
This was the first time we have stayed at the villa, but I am sure it won't be the last. The location of the villa is superb, close enough to Kyrenia for a great choice of shops and restaurants, but far enough away to be quite and relaxed. Inside the villa is finished to a good standard and is very nicely laid out and equipped. We particularly liked the fact it had 3 bathrooms, which made getting ready to go out easier. We were there in the height of the summer so were very pleased to have air-conditioning as well as our own pool to cool off in. There is also a built in barbeque which we used most evenings if we were not eating at one of the local restaurants. There is also a very nice beach within a 10 minute walk and lots of interesting places to visit only a short drive away. As one of the other reviewers mentioned, the mobile phone was a nice touch and was very helpful to us on many occasions. There was also a local agent who was always happy to help us with any queries we had. We have recommended the villa to friends who loved it, and we can wholeheartedly recommend it to you.
We had an excellent time and were very impressed with the villa both inside and out. The pool was a blessing and was kept clean regularly by the poolman. Everything seems to have been thought of by the owners with lots of information provided, entertainment in the villa (lots of music and films) etc. The area was reasonably quiet yet we were close to the main road that runs along the coast, allowing easy access to beaches, shops, restaurants etc. I would recommend Serendipity to family and friends and I am sure they would enjoy it as much as we did.
Well, where do I start......my stay at Serendipity was excellent......from the minute we arrived to the sad moment we had to leave.....Phil & Helen have thought of everything, that one may require while on holiday. We had the most wonderful evenings sitting under the stars enjoying our alfresco barbecue meals, listening to the birds, it was so, so peaceful, just the type of place to relax and chill out. I am already thinking of next year and coming back to to Serendipity......to be honest I can't wait...........thank you both for making my first villa based holiday such a wonderful experience.....Thanks to Sue, who was very kind and helpful......during our stay as well.....I thoroughly, recommend Serendipity, to anyone who is looking for a very calm, clean and relaxed environment to spend some quality time.........thanks again.....the swimming pool was a godsend in the hot weather, just what I would expect, but without having to share it with anybody else. :) the choice of music/film was across the board.... :) definitely 5*
Our holiday at Serendipity was everything we had hoped for and more. The villa is spacious, well equipped, clean and beautifully furnished and in a great location for exploring the area. It was very hot during our stay so it was great to be able to dip in the large swimming pool but we also loved the local little beach – just a 10-minute walk away. We welcomed the extra thoughtful touches - books, dvds, maps and having a mobile phone to contact local restaurants etc). We found the owners' handbook that provided extensive local knowledge and information very helpful. There is a large range of shops and good restaurants nearby. We had a very comfortable, enjoyable and restful stay and would be happy to recommend the villa. We shall return again soon.
I have to say the photographs of Serendipity don't do it justice. The location is awesome! The views over olive groves and fields to the mountains is a joy. Whilst to the front you get views along the coast towards Kyrenia.
The choice of beaches is great, with some great beach clubs along the coast, which the teenagers loved, as well as some deserted beaches towards Karpas for us! Having said that the local beach is great to pop down to for a club sandwich and a swim at lunchtime.
All in all we had a fantastic time either just relaxing round the pool or visiting the local sights (including the baby turtles hatching at Algadi Beach).
The hire car and transfers were all arranged for us, so all we had to do was turn up and enjoy!
This was the first time we have stayed at the villa, but I am sure it won't be the last. The location of the villa is superb, close enough to Kyrenia for a great choice of shops and restaurants, but far enough away to be quite and relaxed. Inside the villa is finished to a good standard and is very nicely laid out and equipped. We particularly liked the fact it had 3 bathrooms, which made getting ready to go out easier. We were there in the height of the summer so were very pleased to have air-conditioning as well as our own pool to cool off in. There is also a built in barbeque which we used most evenings if we were not eating at one of the local restaurants. There is also a very nice beach within a 10 minute walk and lots of interesting places to visit only a short drive away. As one of the other reviewers mentioned, the mobile phone was a nice touch and was very helpful to us on many occasions. There was also a local agent who was always happy to help us with any queries we had. We have recommended the villa to friends who loved it, and we can wholeheartedly recommend it to you.
We have stayed here more than once and love it! It is HOT in August and the pool is fabulous for cooling off. You have the choice of staying at the villa or wandering to the beach opposite. If you want to go a little further afield there are a number of good beaches. Escape beach is a favourite for our teenagers, there are plenty of watersport activities to keep them occupied while we relax under the sunshades or take a leisurely swim round the bay. There are plenty of local restaurants on the occassions we don't feel like barbequing. Our favourites being the Abbey Bell Tower, they send a taxi for you free of charge and The Grove where steaks are the order of the day. There is no doubt that you need a car but as they drive on the left there it is no problem. I would thoroughly recommend the villa, it has everything you could think of and if you leave a message in the comments book with a suggestion or idea the owners quite often ensure it is supplied. The local agent is an ex-pat which makes communication if you need to contact them really easy. Him and his wife are really knowleageable and nothing is too much trouble for them. We will be back again next year.
Benefiting from a premiere position that commands views to the front, across olive groves, and the warm azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea. To the rear a fantastic panorama of the Besparmak Mountains against a cloudless blue sky.
Your very own private pool with crystal clear water just perfect for a refreshing dip, playing or just relaxing. At the end of the day you'll have sun-kissed shoulders, a glowing bronze tan and a phenomenal appetite.
How about spending an evening sipping a relaxing drink on the terrace whilst enjoying a BBQ, with an amazing sunset and a soft caressing breeze you won't forget in a hurry.
Start your day with a morning stroll along near deserted beaches just minutes from your front door. If that doesn't sound energetic enough for you, how about horseriding in the breathtaking natural beauty of the Cypriot countryside. Or if you prefer an adrenaline rush, paragliding off the Besparmak Mountains.
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Serendipity benefits from a variety of beaches close by, ranging from busy and noisy to completely deserted, with everything in between.
Vogue Beach Centre, less than ½ mile to the west, features a large pool, restaurant and full water sports facilities, whilst Acapulco Beach Club with its restaurant, changing area, sun beds and full hotel facilities is only a further ¾ mile further on.
The famous Turtle Beach, where you can see turtles hatch from under the sand during September, is only 2 miles to the east.
Just 5 miles away is the beautiful Kyrenia Harbour with its stunning backdrop and numerous restaurants serving unforgettable local and international cuisine. To fully appreciate this setting, enter the historic Byzantine castle and venture to the top of its fortified walls. Fifteen minutes away, Bellapais Abbey sits in a beautiful traditional village setting overlooking the sea with the mountains providing an impressive backdrop.
After visiting the Abbey and soaking up the views and culture treat yourself to lunch in the Bell Tower Restaurant which is featured in the Daily Mail fine dining supplement.
For an evening meal why not take advantage of their free pickup, and return service from the villa!
The Korineum Golf course is just 5 minutes away. It is designed for golfers of all standards and ages. The Paspalum playing surface is maintained in excellent condition throughout the year, and with strategically placed bunkers and water hazards players will enjoy a true challenge.
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Actually booked the room from my iPhone while driving up 95, a half hour before arrival. Great deal through Kayak. Although it was very late, the staff were pleasant and polite. The room was perfect for my high school senior son and myself.
The room and view were wonderful. Large bathroom, comfortable bed, and overall very clean. The hotel is connected to Providence Place, which makes it easy to do a little shopping if you would like to. At first I felt the valet parking was a little expensive at $28 a night, but it really is worth it. Obviously free parking would be ideal, but self parking is almost as expensive and doesn't give you the flexibility to come and go. The indoor pool is worthless. It is quite small and entirely overrun with noisy kids. We walked in and turned around immediately. The elevator was very frustrating. It requires key cards to select any floor that isn't the ground level. That wouldn't be a problem if the card reader worked flawlessly, but it didn't. It also did not stay on the current floor, while we selected where we wanted to go. This means, that although we were going up, the elevator would move to another floor before we could make our selection. People would get on going in the opposite direction, which was very annoying.
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Staff was friendly and helpful. Room was clean and well appointed. Pool area was fun and we enjoyed the hot tub. I felt a little nickel and dimed: the parking was expensive and there weren't other options in the area. It added a lot of cost to what seemed to be, initially, a great deal.
The hotel is right next to downtown and connected to the mall and convention center. The Internet was too expensive and parking was a bit pricey as well.
stayed two nights at the hotel for my 21st and Valentine's Day. the hotel is right in downtown providence. easy to walk to places. also enjoyed that the hotel was connected to the providence place mall. my boyfriend and I stayed in a premier room so we had beautiful views of downtown. We paid extra to get a corner room which we thought would have been bigger than it was. The room next to us had a young child who spent the night screaming from 4am-noon, so we didn't get much sleep the first night. Wifi was expensive as well as parking. Also from our room you could hear the elevator every time it came up and down past our floor which was annoying at times. we purchased a movie one night to watch and the movie skipped. the front desk did not charge us for it, but you would think for paying $18 for a movie that the quality would have been better
This hotel is in the heart of downtown Providence and it's connected to the Providence Place Mall as well as the Dunkin Donuts Convention Center. Self parking is $18 per day and valet parking is $28 per day. Valet has come and go priveleges whereas self parking does not. WiFi is also pricey if you would like a decent connection. It came in at $15 per day.
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Judge Orders Md Dept. Of Human Resources To Refrain From Abusive Tactics, Citing "public Interest"
A Montgomery County Circuit Court judge has ordered the Maryland Department of Human Resources (DHR) to cease the abusive tactics it has pursued in shutting down a 40-year-old business that serves adolescent children in the DC metro area.
In his July 27, 2012 decision granting a preliminary injunction favoring the Koba Institute, Judge Eric M. Johnson ruled: "[P]ublic interest mandates that this Court issue a preliminary injunction. More specifically, this Court finds that Defendant MDHR's failure to follow governing regulations are public interest issues that warrant issuing a preliminary injunction."
By calling this a public interest matter, Judge Johnson has clearly indicated that the harm caused by DHR's actions is not limited solely to the damage done to Koba. It affects the entire public at large.
Koba Institute, Inc., headquartered in Silver Spring, Maryland, has operated a group of five residential child care facilities in Anne Arundel, Montgomery and Prince George's Counties for over 20 years. These homes serve youth with behavioral and emotional health issues, pointing them toward personal, social, and professional success. As Koba president Ford T. Johnson, Jr., put it in a letter to DHR Secretary Theodore Dallas, Koba's corporate commitment is "working with the most difficult population and social problem this country faces i.e. saving a generation of adolescents whose lack of education, motivation and direction requires dramatic intervention and assistance."
Koba currently holds five licenses from DHR to operate its residential facilities, and it has consistently received excellent performance ratings from DHR and other agencies in Maryland and the District of Columbia that oversee Koba's operations.
In October 2011, however, Darlene Ham, the new Acting Executive Director of DHR's Office of Licensing and Monitoring (OLM), issued a "Letter of Intent to Revoke" (LIR) Koba's licenses. This letter was sent in violation of the Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR). These regulations require DHR to undertake an extensive monitoring investigation of any reported or identified problem surrounding a "specific"
Rather than base its LIR on information required by COMAR to be investigated by the Licensing Agency (OLM), Ms. Ham's LIR was based on a document prepared by the Prince George's County Department of Social Services (PGDSS). That document was based on rumor and innuendo and was never investigated or substantiated by OLM. In addition, the LIR described DHR's intent to revoke Koba's single "license."
In the wake of OLM's actions, which were contrary to COMAR and inconsistent with prior agency procedures, Koba's long-experienced OLM licensing officer and the licensing officer's supervisor left the agency. DHR's violations were compounded in early 2012 when, in response to a motion filed by Koba with the Montgomery County Circuit Court for a Temporary Restraining Order, DHR was ordered to issue a letter to Koba's client-referral agencies that made it clear Koba's licenses were still valid and they were free to receive new referrals. This letter was issued under the authority and signature of Ted Dallas, Secretary of DHR, but contravened the intent of the TRO by reciting a litany of false and unproved allegations taken from the PGDSS report. The letter from Secretary Dallas was so defamatory that a Contempt Motion was filed by Koba with the court.
In spite of these actions, Koba sought an amicable solution to this crisis. In March 2012 a letter was sent to Secretary Dallas requesting that DHR officials take part in mediation, retract the department's intention to revoke Koba's licenses, follow the regulations and once again regard Koba as an organization in good standing. These efforts were to no avail.
The Court's initial finding in the TRO case was that plaintiff had met its burden of establishing the likelihood of prevailing on the merits. However, DHR placed a moratorium on any new referrals from DHR local agencies and continued to block referrals from District of Columbia agencies. Many agencies had been informed that Koba's licenses were already revoked even though no final resolution of Koba's appeal had occurred.
Because of the high regard agencies had/have for Koba's programs, not one local DHR/DSS agency, or any other agency, removed their residents. However, from the date the LIR was issued, no new referrals were received. Koba's occupancy rate declined due to normal attrition associated with residents successfully completing the program. To exacerbate the situation, on May 1, 2012, Ms. Ham sent a letter to 24 social service agencies in Maryland and the District of Columbia, insisting that they not refer youth to Koba's facilities.
Judge Johnson's findings in the Preliminary Injunction issued on July 27, 2012 validated the positions Koba had put forth: "[T]
DHR's actions have caused significant economic harm, not only to Koba and its staff, but also to the companies with which we do business. Koba has been forced to lay off more than 50 employees. Owners of the homes that Koba leased for housing its youth have lost significant rental income.
Koba is now attempting to rebuild its business through the courts, public action and through its damage claim against DHR.
Koba continues to fight the illegal and destructive actions taken by DHR to shut down one of the largest high intensity residential child care programs in the state. The state is the vehicle of the people and must act in a manner consistent with law and the "public interest."
That is why Circuit Court Judge Eric Johnson, in observing the extent of COMAR violations perpetrated by the Office of Licensing & Monitoring under DHR's Social Services Administration, headed by Ms. Carnitra White, held: "Defendant MDHR's failure to follow governing regulations are public interest issues that warrant issuing a preliminary injunction."
Koba has sought and continues to seek an amicable settlement. Koba's president recently sent a second letter to DHR Secretary Dallas, asking: "that you direct staff to work through mediation to settle this matter in a manner consistent with the law, equity and the public interest and undo the damage these unlawful actions have caused." The letter further urges the secretary "to take action and not allow staff to proceed in disregard of the trust citizens must have in their government."
Because of the "public interest" involved in this case, Koba has asked relevant committees of the State Senate and House to initiate hearings on this matter brought to their attention by the Circuit Court. Finally, Koba is seeking the reinstatement of its contract with DHR, which DHR strategically cancelled in an effort to stop future referrals to Koba and to avoid the requirements of an impending Preliminary Injunction. Moreover, in a final effort to shut off any opportunity for Koba to resume business, DHR sent letters to twenty four (24) agencies prohibiting them from sending new referrals.
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Deacon Blue
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|Deacon Blue
Deacon Blue live in 2011
|Background information
|Glasgow, Scotland
|Pop, rock, blues, alternative rock, pop rock, sophisti-pop[1]
|Years active
|Columbia, Sony, Chrysalis, Demon
|Associated acts
Ricky Ross
|Ricky Ross
James Prime
Lorraine McIntosh
Dougie Vipond
Gregor Philp
Lewis Gordon
|Past members
|Graeme Kelling
Ewen Vernal
Deacon Blue are a Scottish pop rock band formed in Glasgow during 1985. The line-up of the band consists of vocalists Ricky Ross and Lorraine McIntosh, keyboard player James Prime and drummer Dougie Vipond.
The band released their debut album, Raintown, on 1 May 1987 in the United Kingdom and in the United States in February 1988. Their second album, When the World Knows Your Name (1989), topped the UK Albums Chart for two weeks, and included "Real Gone Kid" which became their first UK top ten single.[2]
Deacon Blue released their fourth album, Whatever You Say, Say Nothing in 1993. Following Vipond's decision to quit the group in favour of a career in television, they split up in 1994. Five years later, the band held a reunion gig, and this led on to a new album, Walking Back Home, with the band now working on a part-time basis. The band released another album, Homesick, in 2001. Though Graeme Kelling died from pancreatic cancer in 2004, the band has continued and 2006 saw Deacon Blue returning to the studio to record three new tracks for a Singles album - including the track "Bigger than Dynamite". Deacon Blue's next album was The Hipsters, in 2012.[3] The band released another album, A New House, in September 2014. The most recent album, Believers was released in September 2016. A concert recording of their return to the Barrowlands, Glasgow, is being released on 31 March 2017.
As of 2012, Deacon Blue's total album sales stood at six million,[4] with twelve UK Top 40 singles, along with two UK number one albums.[4]
- 1 Career
- 1.1 1985–87: Formation and early years
- 1.2 1987–1991: Raintown and When The World Knows Your Name
- 1.3 1991–94: Continued success and split
- 1.4 1999–2006: Re-formation and new material
- 1.5 2006–2012: Touring and side projects
- 1.6 2012–13: New record label and The Hipsters
- 1.7 2013–2015: A New House and 2014 Commonwealth Games
- 1.8 2016: Believers
- 2 Discography
- 3 References
- 4 External links
1985–87: Formation and early years[edit]
Taking their name from the Steely Dan song "Deacon Blues",[5] Deacon Blue were formed in 1985 following Ricky Ross's move from Dundee to Glasgow. They were one of the top-selling UK bands of the late 1980s and early 1990s.[citation needed] Along with Ross, the group consisted of Lorraine McIntosh, James Prime, Dougie Vipond, Ewen Vernal and Graeme Kelling.
Ross, a former school teacher originally from Dundee, was the group's frontman, penning the majority of Deacon Blue's songs. He married vocalist Lorraine McIntosh in 1990. In 1986, the band contributed a track ("Take the Saints Away") to a compilation cassette entitled Honey at the Core, featuring then up-and-coming Glasgow bands, including Wet Wet Wet and Hue and Cry.
1987–1991: Raintown and When The World Knows Your Name[edit]
The band's debut album, Raintown, produced by Jon Kelly was released in 1987. It spawned the singles "Dignity", "Chocolate Girl" and "Loaded". The city that the album's title refers to is Glasgow and the cover art of the album is a photograph (by the Scottish-Italian photographer Oscar Marzaroli) of the River Clyde's docks taken from Kelvingrove Park. It proved a commercial success and has to date sold around a million copies, peaking in the UK album chart at 14 and remaining in the charts for a year and a half. On 27 February 2006, Raintown was reissued as part of Columbia's Legacy Edition series. The reissue was expanded to 2 CDs. The first CD featured the original 11 track album. The second CD featured alternate cuts of all 11 album tracks, as well as the two original CD bonus tracks "Riches" and "Kings of the Western World". The new edition did not include the varied bonus cuts (remixes and b-sides) that were found on the singles from the album.
The second album, 1989's When the World Knows Your Name, was the band's most commercially successful, reaching No. 1 in the UK album charts and generating five UK top 30 hits, including "Real Gone Kid", "Wages Day", and "Fergus Sings the Blues" (all five singles from the album were top 10 hits in Ireland). The following year saw the band play in front of an estimated 250,000 fans at the free concert on Glasgow Green "The Big Day", which was held to celebrate Glasgow being named that year's European City of Culture. The band also played Glastonbury and the Roskilde festivals that summer, as well as released Ooh Las Vegas, a double album of B-sides, extra tracks, film tracks, and sessions which reached No. 3 in the UK album charts.
1991–94: Continued success and split[edit]
Jon Kelly returned to the producer's chair in 1991 for the album Fellow Hoodlums. The album was met with more critical success[citation needed] and peaked at No. 2 on the UK album charts.Fellow Hoodlums was followed up by 1993's Whatever You Say, Say Nothing, a much more experimental album. The album garnered critical praise, but was not as commercially successful as the previous two albums, peaking at No. 4 on the UK album charts. Changing from producer Jon Kelly to the team of Steve Osborne and Paul Oakenfold, this album presented a change in musical style for Deacon Blue. While the band's songwriting remained based in rock and blues, many of the tracks moved into alternative rock territory in their presentation.
The band embarked on another sold out UK tour in 1994, after recording new material for their greatest hits compilation Our Town. This saw the band return to No. 1 in the UK album charts and was one of the year's top sellers, while "I Was Right and You Were Wrong" and a re-release of "Dignity" saw the band re-enter the Top 20 singles chart. The album contains the previous singles from the band, minus "Closing Time" and "Hang Your Head". The album also contained three new tracks. "I Was Right and You Were Wrong", the first single from this album, was a pulsating Alternative rock track that continued and expanded the musical direction the band had taken with Whatever You Say, Say Nothing. "Bound to Love" and "Still in the Mood" were pop songs in the tradition of Deacon Blue's earlier albums. The vinyl LP version of the album contained a fourth new track, "Beautiful Stranger". "Dignity" was released, now for the third time, as the second single from the album.
With Vipond's decision to quit the group in favour of a career in television, Deacon Blue split up in 1994.
1999–2006: Re-formation and new material[edit]
Five years later, the band held a reunion gig in 1999, and this led on to a new album, Walking Back Home, with the band now working on a part-time basis. The Walking Back Home album combines eight songs that were brand new compositions, previously unreleased tracks, or released only with limited availability, with nine previously released Deacon Blue songs. In this sense, it is not purely a studio album nor a typical compilation album. Because, however, Walking Back Home marked the beginning of a new period of reformation and activity for the group, it is a significant album in their catalogue. The band released another album, Homesick, in 2001.
Though Graeme Kelling died from pancreatic cancer in 2004, the band has continued and 2006 saw Deacon Blue returning to the studio to record three new tracks for a Singles album - including the track "Bigger than Dynamite".
2006–2012: Touring and side projects[edit]
The band performed at Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium, as the pre-match entertainment for the Rugby League Super League Grand Final on 14 October 2006, and continued on to a full UK tour in November. They were also due to open Stirling's New Year party in 2006, but this was cancelled at the last minute due to extreme weather. A further tour followed in November 2007 and the band then provided support for Simple Minds in 2008. They also appeared at Stirling's Hogmanay in 2008.
Deacon Blue appeared at The Homecoming Live Final Fling Show, at Glasgow's SECC on 28 November 2009, and headlined Glasgow's Hogmanay on 31 December 2009. The band performed several gigs (including Glastonbury) including the Liverpool Echo Arena on 29 July 2011.
Ross, who had released a solo album before the formation of Deacon Blue, released two solo albums during the time between Deacon Blue's breakup in 1994 and reformation in 1999. Due to Deacon Blue's part-time status after reformation, Ross released additional solo albums in 2002 and 2005 and has written for and with other recording artists. In 2009 Ricky and Lorraine McIntosh recorded an album together under the name 'McIntosh Ross'.
2012–13: New record label and The Hipsters[edit]
The album The Hipsters was released on 24 September 2012 and was produced by Paul Savage. A 25th anniversary tour, starting in October 2012, followed.
All of the band's studio albums were reissued as deluxe editions by Edsel Records in October 2012, as well as a new compilation entitled The Rest.
2013–2015: A New House and 2014 Commonwealth Games[edit]
Deacon Blue arranged dates in 2014 for a comeback tour. It was announced in April 2014 that their seventh studio album, A New House, would be released on 8 September that year. Ricky Ross later said the album had "come off the energy of getting back together, playing live", referring to their touring during 2012.
They also performed at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games closing ceremony on 3 August 2014, performing their hit, "Dignity".
2016: Believers[edit]
A new studio album, Believers, was released on 30 September 2016. Three promo singles, the title track, This Is A Love Song and Gone have been released. A tour was undertaken to promote the album, culminating in an emotional return to the Glasgow Barrowlands on 4 December 2016, which was filmed for an upcoming concert DVD Live at the Glasgow Barrowlands. This will be released on 31 March 2017 with a special screening, the day before, at the Glasgow Film Theatre.
- Studio albums
- Raintown (1987)
- When the World Knows Your Name (1989)
- Fellow Hoodlums (1991)
- Whatever You Say, Say Nothing (1993)
- Walking Back Home (1999)
- Homesick (2001)
- The Hipsters (2012)
- A New House (2014)
- Believers (2016)
- ^ Strong, Martin C. (2002). The Great Scots Musicography : The Complete Guide to Scotland's Music Makers. Mercat. p. 214. ISBN 978-1-8418-3041-4.
- ^ "DEACON BLUE - full Official Chart History". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 16 October 2016.
- ^ "Deacon Blue". Rickyross.com. Retrieved 9 May 2012.
- ^ a b "Deacon Blue & Ricky Ross Official Site - About". Deaconblue.com. Retrieved 17 April 2014.
- ^ Harris, Craig. "Deacon Blue > Biography". AllMusic. Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 13 March 2011.


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