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Thank you for a wonderful stay in your beautiful chalet. The views are unbelievable. Everything is so nicely decorated and comfortable. You've thought of everything to make our stay truly relaxing and enjoyable. Today we went kayaking around Fox Island. It was raining, but we still had a lot of fun. Tomorrow we hope to hike Exit Glacier & Harding Icefield and relax at the chalet. Thanks again for your wonderful hospitality.
- The Kaufman family
we had a wonderful stay for Christmas. It was even decorated with carols playing when we arrived. So warm and cozy and plenty of things to do outside. Only downside is that its pretty expensive after you add up all the fees and taxes.
We spent Thanksgiving at the cabin and it was great! The kitchen had everything we needed to cook our Thanksgiving dinner, the beds and rooms were all comfortable, living room was cozy with a great view of the lake and the hot tub was an added bonus! We spent some time cross country skiing, back country skiing was not far away and we drove into Seward to visit the Sea Life museum. We would absolutely recommend this cabin!
Three levels of fun and relaxation, and the hot tub with an awesome display of the Northern Lights was a highlight. The views from the windows upstairs are magical. I came away feeling like I wanted to live there. The driveway is a bit steep and there is a jack-knife turn to get up to the cabin, so if you have a big truck, good luck. We will be making this a family holiday tradition.
I am a travel agent. You will not be sorry for booking this chalet in Moose Pass - only 30 min north of Seward. Nice, quiet setting with unbelievable views, specially from hot tub. What else can a person ask for! The owner has 3 rentals, this one is the oldest, but has a perfect floor plan to enjoy the views. If I could, I would add a couple pictures, but don't see an option to add any.
The house was spotless and huge. We are a family of 5 and had plenty of room. Separate living areas on the 1st and 2nd floors give everyone the space they need. The house is well equipped. Importantly, bottled water (water cooler) is provided which is fabulous as the sulfur smell of the water is tough to deal with. 8 gallons were provided for our 3 night stay which was more than sufficient but more was available had we needed it. The view is just as pictured. Absolutely gorgeous. Th house sits on a hill above the Seward Highway so there is some traffic noise but it certainly isn't an interstate as there are only 2 lanes. Access to the pristine lake is right across the highway and down a short steep embankment.
The on-site property managers met us for check-in, showed us everything we needed to know and were extremely helpful setting up a generator when there was an area wide power outage. They were available by cell our entire stay.
We used this house as a home base for day trips to Seward which is 28mi away. The ride there is beautiful and quick. The town of Moose Pass itself does not offer anything to travelers other than a motel and super small convenience store (no gas) but that was fine with us.
The house is in a group of 3 homes all situated so that, while another home is visible, you really feel like you are removed from the world.
We would love to come back to Steller Jay and recommend it 100%.
The chalet was great! My family of six needed a comfortable place to enjoy Alaska and this chalet was perfect. It was so beautiful! The view of the lake and trees from our chalet was gorgeous. It was relaxing and was an easy drive to Seward for the excursions offered there. My husband and I would definitely book the chalet again for a longer stay!
Additional chalets on adjacent property will accommodate up to 12 people. Can accommodate parties up to 22 between the three.
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In 2000, the mission of CETaL was broadened to serve the entire campus in areas of teaching effectiveness and effective pedagogy and Tine Reimers and Bill Roberson were brought in to co-direct CETaL. Recognizing the lack of a regular teaching conference in the vicinity, Reimers and Roberson launched the Sun Conference on Teaching and Learning (now called the Sun International Conference on Teaching and Learning), which has been held every spring (except 2007 and 2008) since 2002, has attracted presenters from several states and countries, and has sometimes published online proceedings. Reimers and Roberson also initiated the Fall Faculty Retreat (an annual professional development event to kick off each school year) and the CETaL Council of Fellows (a group of experienced faculty from all colleges to serve as campus leaders and models as well as assist with CETaL events. In 2003, Instructional Support Services was founded as a separate center (which would be rebranded in 2013 as Academic Technologies) headed by Roberson, as Reimers continued directing CETaL.
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SUNLAND VILLA - Five star villa in Goodyear, AZ
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Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Sleeps: 10
Type: Home
Pets allowed: No
Internet: Yes
The Bedrooms:
You've never seen a master suite quite like this one! Dusty rose drapes frame big windows, and a satiny gold king-size bed catches the light pouring in. Porcelain white master bath has a big soaking tub, spacious glass-wall shower, and not one but two vanity sinks. This is relaxation, in pure opulence.
Other bedrooms are unique enough to match any personality! A queen-size bedroom on the 2nd floor is pretty in pink, and the adjacent king-size bedroom is decked wall to wall in pale colors and striking wood—it's a couple's paradise. There's another immaculate queen-size bedroom on the 1st floor, and kids and teens will love the loft, where a sumptuous couch and queen sleeper sofa surround an entertainment system. 2 full baths are on the second floor, so there's plenty of space for everyone.
The Backyard:
Who doesn't want a resort in their backyard? Sunland Villa has just that, from a shimmering heated pool with customizable lights and an overlooking spa, lush gardens and palm trees swaying in the breeze, and plenty of recliners for afternoon naps in the sun. Imagine evening cookouts spent splashing at the pool, turning burgers at the Weber grill, and sitting down to a quiet evening dinner at a charming table and chair set.
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With elegant upholstery and a posh atmosphere throughout, Sunland Villa also has plenty of little touches to make this rental comfortable and homey—plenty of beach towels for the pool, premium channels on every TV, and a breakfast nook that's the perfect mix of cozy and fancy. You're guaranteed to make memories that will last a lifetime in the family room, where a dramatic red billiards table is set off by gorgeous red couches.
You've found it—a beautiful rental in the perfect location! Here you're only 3 minutes away from Palm Valley Golf Club, 2 miles to Wigwam Golf Club and resort and a 5 minutes drive to the Goodyear's ballpark. Goodyear is packed with fantastic shops and restaurants, including a big ULTA cosmetics store. For those seeking the great wide open, it's less than 2 hours to Sedona and 3.5 hours to one of the nation's greatest national parks, the Grand Canyon.
Olivia Makarenko
The Life Time Fitness Center located at 14540 West McDowell Road is just 3 minutes away from our villa and offers anything you can imagine: outdoor and indoors pools, climbing walls, sauna, water slides, complete exercise facilities, Gymnasium etc.
There are 9 golf courses, 3 Cactus League Baseball Stadiums, NHL Hockey, NFL Football, NASCAR, Concerts, and the Fiesta Bowl and BSC Championship all within 10 minutes of this home location.
About the owner
Owner Profile
About:I am a computer science graduate working in the Sillicon Valley high tech area. Owning and renting luxury vacation homes is a hobby that I enjoy most of all and I do it with a great deal of passion. I take pride in offering my guests 5 star amenities in homes kept in mint condition. I like my guests ...
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|Deposits: Refundable damage deposit: $500 USD
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|Other Fees: The rental rate includes pool and spa heating. There is a $200.00 cleaning fee with every rental. 50% of the rental money will secure the reservation the remaining of the balance is due no later than 60 days prior to your arrival.
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Reviews for this vacation home rental in Goodyear, Arizona
Tomi Cochran
Lebanon Missouri
May 26, 2015
I can't say enough about the renter ( Gail) she just went out of her way to help us and to call and make sure everything was good for us. There was just positive praise from our friends and family. We had a great time and lots of family fun. . I have told so many people about it that now they have asked me to help find a place when they go to Florida, AZ. And different places and I'll be sure and always tell them about this sweet find. We felt like royality....
Better than expected.
Erin Craig Kelly
Santa Maria, CA USA
Better than expected.
March 24, 2015
The pictures for this property did not do this home justice. It was larger and prettier than it appeared in pictures. The backyard was phenomenal with the heated pool and Jacuzzi. Their were two guest rooms upstairs and a large master bedroom with a daybed. The bedroom downstairs was like a master bedroom too. The house was child friendly with kids toys, strollers, highchairs and pool toys. Two bikes in the garage and mountains behind for hiking. We could not have been happier.
Even better than advertised!
Tucson, Az
Even better than advertised!
February 12, 2010
Beautiful home, far enough out to be quiet, but not too far from everything. Best stocked kitchen ever in a rental!! Comfortable beds, house was exceptionally clean. Lots of info for sightseeing provided. Our group of five ladies was very pleased. Would recommend this home to anyone looking in the Phoenix area.
The Grigg, Cavalier families - April 7 - April14, 2012
Olivia Igor - what a great place!! We had a great time and we all enjoyed the pool so much! This will be the place we will be waiting to come back to again. Thank you so much!
April 7, 2012 - April 14, 2012 -Olivia Igor - what a great place!! We had a great time and we all enjoyed the pool so much! This will be the place we will be waiting to come back to again. Thank you so much! Lynn G.
Dec.31, 2012 - March 31, 2012 - We thoroughly enjoyed our three month stay in your beautiful villa. We have stayed at places all over the US and Canada and your home is at the top of our list. You thought of every detail to make us feel at home. We did a lot of cooking, so appreciated all the kitchen appliances and utensils you provided. We had lots of fun playing pool and our grandkids did lots of swimming when they visited. Thank you so much for a wonderful visit!
Gail and Bruce M.
Melissa said: July 23rd, 2008 3:36 pm
Olivia, We had a great time. We all agreed the house was beautiful and so restful that this was the most enjoyable vacation we've ever taken. We were all "bummed out" to have to get back to our "real world". Thanks for the wonderful memories. It was so very nice to work with you on this rental. You made it easy and stress free. We'll be in contact again! Thanks again. You're wonderful. Melissa
Julie, La Grange, IL said: April 7th, 2008 3:46 pm
Words can't express our gratitude for allowing us to stay at your beautiful home. We couldn't have wanted for anything more. Any place that can satisfy the needs of 8 people ranging in age from 9 - 76 years old can't be beat. The house was spacious and decorated so tastefully. The pool/spa was of course the highlight of the stay. It was also so generous of you to provide coffee, dish detergent, soap, shampoo and laundry detergent. We have stayed in many homes over the years and yours by far surpassed all the others. We are gratefull for your generosity and hope to return again. Best to you and your family, The Phelan family
Marry Kreutter said: March 25th, 2008 5:30 pm
Thank you so much for the use of your vacation home! We had a wonderful time. I have already recommended your place to my sister-in-law for their future trip out west. She can't wait. Thank you again! Mary
Rob Maiorano said: February 28th, 2008 5:01 am
I just wanted to thank you for our stay in your amazing home. My family and I truly enjoyed our stay. They thanked me on a daily basis on how beautiful it really was. I would recommend your home and look forward to staying there again.
Sandeep Khandhar said: November 29th, 2007 10:00 pm
Thanks very much. The villa was FABULOUS!!! Pool and spa were wonderfully relaxing! Th billiard table is perfectly positioned in the house and the loft upstairs makes for a great hang out place for the kids. All in all, a perfect retreat with 5 star amenities, away from it all. That said, easily accessible to I-10 and in about a year, will be a glorious place to call home after a day of shopping at Arizona's largest mall. Many thanks, Sandeep
Carmen Walkenhorst, Shanahan and Hoops family said: October 19th, 2007 10:33 am
Thank you for the opportunity to stay here. It is a beatiful home and someday we will return. We loved the hot tub and pool, but everything was very enjoyable. The house was great and well worth the money. We would definitely stay again. We gave it a FIVE STAR rating. Thanks again!
Clay Ellis said: October 6th, 2007 3:07 pm
Thank you once again for the hospitality of your terrific home in Goodyear. We enjoyed staying there and would certainly consider doing so again. As I mentioned on the telephone, I believe you have done an excellent job in appointing the home with all of the necessary items while also furnishing the home just right. It is evident to me that a great deal of thought and care was taken to ensure necessary items were available and easy to access. The European theme is delightful and elegant but the home still feels comfortable and inviting. My family thoroughly enjoyed the pool, billiards, and the electronics. I can not remember a more enjoyable trip.
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Beautiful Lakefront 5-Bedroom House on Northern Lake George
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- Swimming Pool
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Located on a 1-acre lot on a quiet, secluded cul-de-sac less than 10 minutes from shopping and food stores in Ticonderoga, our house has 150 feet of waterfront shoreline with a dock that can accommodate up to a 24-foot boat. There is a shallow swimming area with a soft bottom, and our dock has steps with a handrail.
Our home has five full bedrooms and a loft, and can sleep 14 comfortably. It is arranged on three levels and designed so that every bedroom has a view of the lake. We have a full laundry with public water and sewer, unlike many houses on the lake which have septic limitations. We have central air, wireless internet, cable TV, and unlimited phone service in summer and fall. Hiking trails, golf course, and public tennis courts are all within minutes. We are within 10 minutes of the ferry to Vermont and all the activities it offers.
The main floor (second floor) includes a master bedroom with a king-size bed and large private full bath with a walk-in closet. This floor also has a large kitchen with all the amenities, including dishwasher, microwave, Sinkerator, trash compactor, coffeemaker, toaster oven, etc. The kitchen's eating area, which has a table that seats eight, opens onto a large deck, which has a Weber gas grill and additional seating for meals overlooking the lake. Another, more formal dining area immediately adjacent to the kitchen has a table which seats 10. The tables can be combined to expand seating. All of the seating has a view of the lake. The main floor also includes a large living room with a cathedral ceiling and fireplace. A stereo is available to set any mood.
The upper level (third floor) has two large bedrooms, both with queen-size beds, and a loft. One bedroom has a balcony; both bedrooms have lake views. This level also includes a full bathroom. The loft has a futon which expands to a full-size bed and has additional seating. Two single rollaway beds are available to place in any room.
The lower level (first floor) has two bedrooms and a full bath. We refer to one bedroom as "the bunk room," as it contains two sets of bunk beds. The other room has a full-size bed. This level has a large family room with a stone fireplace with a Franklin stove insert, as well as a small kitchenette area with a refrigerator and microwave. The family room has a large collection of movies and games to while away the hours. It is equipped with cable TV, a DVD player, VCR, and wide-screen television, as well as a separate "puzzle table." The first floor also contains a large laundry room with new washer and dryer, as well as a laundry chute from second and third floors. All rooms have a lake view, and many sliding doors on this floor open to the lake.
The house is situated on a private lot on a quiet street. It has ample parking and a garage which is connected to the house. The lot has a large lawn for games. We have a large canoe and a kayak for use by our guests; life jackets are available. No pets are allowed, but reputable kennels are close by. No smoking. Rates up to $5,200 per week but are flexible depending upon circumstances and season. Linens are available, but we encourage renters to bring their own. A security system, which will be partially disabled when renters are present, protects the property.


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Helping Single Moms Decode Their Child's Personality Style
By Melissa Chapman
Can you imagine talking to your kids and getting them to do what you want with less effort? According to Brian Klemmer, relationship guru and the author of The Compassionate Samurai: Being Extraordinary in an Ordinary World, understanding and identifying the four most common child personality types can play a huge part in helping you improve your communication with them.
"Imagine speaking English to a Chinese speaking person and then getting frustrated because they don't understand you. This is exactly what it's like when you communicate from your personality style to your child's style and assume that her personality style is identical to yours," says Klemmer. "Understanding that not everyone thinks the way you do increases your empathy and understanding for others and also reduces your frustration and irritation."
Klemmer has identified four distinct personality profiles.
A "Controller" personality likes control. They like to be organized, achieve results, go for the bottom line and usually think in terms of effectiveness. They are motivated by results and challenge and only want to know "what" needs to be done. Never tell them how to do something. They know how; their way.
An "Analytic" is a very even keel, reasonable and logical person. They tend to be neat, meticulous, very precise, love structure and want to know how to do something so they can do it "right". They are slow to make a decision and are motivated by logical decisions.
A "Supporter" is a very relationship oriented person. Being in connection with you is their highest priority. They want everyone to get along and be one happy unit. What motivates them is caring and friendship.
A "Promoter" is a high energy creative, spontaneous person who loves to be different and hates structure. They are motivated by an activity being "fun" and a challenge.
So how do you recognize what personality type your child is? Klemmer advises single Moms to look at their child's behavior for clues. Are they dominant or easy going? For example; if your child interrupts you during a conversation they are either a controller taking control or a promoter simply excited about something. An analytic wouldn't do that because it violates structure and a supporter wouldn't do it because it would risk the relationship or hurt your feelings.
Once you identify your child's personality style Klemmer recommends that single Mom's learn how to communicate in their child's personality style. Like anything else it may take some practice, but once single Moms can master it, they'll be better equipped to identify where their child is coming from and be quicker to respond to her needs.
Here is an example of just how single Moms can implement their personality style knowledge in a very common situation with their kids; doing homework.
The Promoter child. For this child you need to make homework fun. Perhaps make a game out of it and give gold stars as rewards that are redeemable for prizes or extra privileges. Don't be surprised if they have the hip hop music playing while they do it.
The Supporter child. For supporter child is all about the relationship so it will probably be best if they do their homework in the dining room while you are nearby so they feel "connected". They'll enjoy talking with you as they do their homework.
The Controller child. A "controller" is just the opposite. They want their space and they want to do it their way. Set some parameters around results and expectations you have and let them do it their way. You may even want to challenge them that you are not sure something is possible, but if anyone could do it they could. Do they want to take it on? Odds are they will say they will show you how it's done.
The Analytic child. The "analytics" love structure so you will need to tell them where the best place is to study and how much time they should spend on their homework.
Have fun with this and be patient with yourself and others," says Klemmer. "You'll probably be surprised at how quickly you can identify where your child is coming from."
What parent wouldn't love that! For more information about Brian Klemmer check out: www.klemmer.com
Other Single Minded Women Articles You Might Enjoy
How Do You Deal With Your Child's Irregular Behavior Following Your Divorce
How Do You Teach Your Kids To Give You a Moment to Breathe
Single Moms: Your Kids, and His: Motivating Them to Play Nice!


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This iris is from my first year of pollen smearing. Prissy Miss X Olympiad
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Priscilla fine I do but so? you dont like me
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Wake up and walk. Most dogs are wired to be active. When they're not, pent-up energy leads to whining and chewing. It's a must to take your dog on a 45-minute walk or run before work. If you can, hire a dog walker for midday. "A dog that's tired doesn't bite, dig holes or bark."
Touch, but never hit. Don't be afraid to use touch to tell a dog he's broken the rules: Millan pulls at the tuft of the neck and gives a gentle nudge — not to hurt the dog, but to surprise and correct.
Be the boss. "Everybody wants to be a dog's best friend, but dogs don't follow friends; they follow a leader," says Millan.
Establish leadership from the get-go: head and shoulders up. "Remember the popular people in high school? They walk in the room and people move — act like that." Walk ahead going out the door; only let him bound ahead if you give the okay. And be firm: Dogs need consistent structure and routine.
Go to the pros. If your dog bites or is overly aggressive, seek help from a dog trainer.
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Shingle Creek Heritage Trail & Steffee Homestead Trail is a 1.1 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Kissimmee, Florida that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
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Shingle Creek Heritage Trail is a 1.2 mile out and back trail located near Kissimmee, Florida that offers the chance to see wildlife. The trail is good for all skill levels and primarily used for hiking. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
easy access, easy trail, extremely kid friendly! !
Very pretty little hiking trail with scenic forest views and a bit of history. Love the boardwalk that runs for about half of the trail as well. Great for dogs and kids.
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dog friendly nice little hike
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This was a short very nice trail.
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This area is know as the Shingle Creek Regional Park and is actually split into 4 areas, Steffee Homestead, Steffee Landing, Babb Landing and St. Clair. Babb Landing offers the longest hike at 1.12 miles for the point-to-point trail. There is also a small .5 mile loop that you can do. Babb landing offers picnicking, a playground, wide open areas for outdoor sports and historic buildings. The Steffee Homestead offers a loop trail that is just over .25 miles and a point-to-point trail that is .7 miles. The Homestead offers much of the same that Babb does, but there are no playgrounds or open areas here. A newly completed boardwalk takes you across shingle creek to the Steffee Landing area, but it is currently undergoing renovations. When complete they will offer canoe rentals. The trail itself, for both areas, is accessible to all but a little uneven. Wetter areas have boardwalks allowing for easy travel. Some areas of the Steffee trail do become muddy or flooded. The Babb trails are mostly out in the open, sunscreen and plenty of water is advised. The Steffee side is all under trees and well shaded. St Clair is much further down the creek and offers an exercise trail, playground picnic area and even a gopher tortoise preserve. You can also visit the nearby welcome center. They have a small museum and can help you with any and all information concerning the park. You can call them at (407) 396- 8644.
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Went to test equipment out before our long hike coming up. Our first impression was it is nice. Excellent parking, and they have a recycle toilet there. Several historical sights as well. Lots of photo ops. We walked the whole trail which is about .70 long. Several places to sit and view nature. Overall was a short hike. Recommend bug spray for the horse flies. Good hike for children.
This was a nice little trail with boardwalks and somewhat paved trails. Well shaded and a pleasant walk. We'll be keeping this one on our favorites list.


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The world's poorest countries could lose more than €378 million year if their existing trade agreements with the UK market are not maintained in the event of Brexit, a new series of essays published by the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) and the UK Trade Policy Observatory has warned.
The authors said emerging markets in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific (ACP) are at similar risk, and could lose up to €203 million annually once the UK leaves the EU, as developing countries currently benefit from preferential access to the British market through the EU's trade policy.
Development aid and security spending in Africa's Sahel region are 'inextricably linked'
Strict aid accounting rules mean the international community is reluctant to finance security operations in Africa's troubled Sahel region, leaving France all but alone in tackling this sensitive issue. EurActiv France reports.
The director of the UK Trade Policy Observatory, Professor Leonard Alan Winters, who authored one of the essays, said a failure by the UK to maintain preferential trade deals could have unfavourable consequences for both trade and foreign policy.
"A number of developing countries – take Kenya, for example – have got serious export industries who sell to the UK," Winters said. "If suddenly they ended up with some tax bill of an extra €2.4 million in order to sell their current amount in the UK, they'd search out [sales] to other markets."
The devaluing of the pound has already had an impact on developing countries, as remittances – estimated by the World Bank at €8.3 billion in 2015 – are now worth considerably less than before the referendum. This devaluation, coupled with lower GDP in the UK, has already cost LDCs €446 million in trade (pdf), according to ODI estimates.
Other economists, including the Brookings Institution's Homi Kharas, worry that a sluggish UK economy and weak currency will result in developing countries struggling to find the resilience to cope, as "they have fewer instruments at their disposal to cushion some of these shocks".
Britain has spent the past four decades in a soft power approach, using market-friendly trade policies as a means of broader policy leverage, including using aid to help countries diversify their trade. But the UK could be in for a difficult adjustment post-Brexit: despite being the fifth-largest economy in the world, the country is little more than "a small open economy", said Winters, the result being that "trade policy will become trade policy, not foreign policy".
Yet Britain could boost its economy by more than €6 billion if it negotiated free trade agreements with major emerging markets – including Azerbaijan, Brazil and China – which the EU has not yet negotiated, argued Dirk Willem te Velde, head of the International Economic Development Group at the ODI.
"Developing countries also gain through cheaper imports [under this scenario], assuming there is no trade diversion," writes Te Velde in the report.
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No monies from the EU's flagship Emergency Trust Fund (ETF) for Africa goes to the Ethiopian government or its agencies, the Commission stressed yesterday (6 September), as human rights groups say more than 400 people have been killed in clashes with the government.
As the UK will be expected to invent an entirely new trade policy over the next few years, it would be in Britain's interest not to overlook developing countries and the role they have in the UK market, said Winters. He recommended a transitional period of four years following Brexit, during which poorer countries would receive the same market access they have now (or better).
As Brexit closes some doors – potentially on hundreds of thousands of European labourers who pick fruit and work in dairy farms – it could very well open others for the developing world, said Winters.
"We will need labour for horticulture and agriculture, and one of the things we could do is think about this as a tool for development," he said. "Britain could decide it could select a few developing countries – just a few – [for labour purposes] and that could bring quite serious potential benefits to those countries."
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Reports this week of a stranger asking students at Hamlin Middle School if they need a ride is raising concerns for parents.
The incidents have marred the first week of school for the Corpus Christi Independent School District. Parents said it happened specifically on Monday and Tuesday, and involved sixth- and seventh-grade girls.
Both incidents happened after school and away from school property, but both descriptions of the men are similar. A letter went out to parents on Thursday describing what happened to a seventh-grade girl as she got off her bus on Tuesday afternoon.
Hamlin Principal Russel Whitehead repeated what he was told by the girl's parents.
"As she was exiting the school bus and she was walking, an older gentleman asked her if she was lost," Whitehead said. "She didn't respond, and he asked her if she wanted some directions from his granddaughter, that his granddaughter was in the house and offered to give her directions; and she showed good judgement at that point and turned around and walked the other way."
In the first incident on Monday, a man approached a seventh-grader and asked if she wanted to get into his car. In both cases, the stranger was described only as a short, older Hispanic male.
Whitehead said the entire school system stresses awareness and immediate reporting in case of stranger danger.
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Hi all! You're getting me after 17 hours of sports this weekend, a day spent writing about human trafficking and a few glasses of wine, so buckle up. This week's episode was formally titled "Death is Not the End" which could have easily been the title of the very final episode. To a certain degree, this episode felt like a love letter to some of our favorite characters. Without further ado, here's what happened last week.
Pam found Eric and learned that he was infected with Hep V. Rather than letting him give up, she forced him out of his beautiful French abode by dangling the Sarah Newlin carrot in front of him. Sam, Andy, Violet, Jason and Jess confronted the angry/idiot mob of townspeople. Mrs. Fortenberry shot Jess and Violet promptly ripped Mrs. Fortenberry's heart out. Unfortunately, Jess isn't healing any longer. The Hep V-infected vamps are still keeping Nicole, Jane Boathouse, Holly and Arlene captive in the basement of Fantasia. Kevin's already been eaten. Ultimately, the vamps take Holly on their hunting trip, run into Sookie, Bill, Jason, Andy etc. and all of the vamps are killed. Idiot townspeople who still don't get that some supernaturals are good and some are bad shoot Alcide in the process and he dies. RIP, gorgeous shirtless creature.
This episode starts with Daddy werewolf and his hot hooker/trashy girlfriend Jenny hanging out in his trailer in Jackson, Mississippi when the phone rings. Unfortunately it's Sookie, calling to tell Dad that Alcide has passed away. I forgot that Dad was also named Jackson…anyway, he's appropriately shaken up. In a nice parallel (from a story structure point of view), Jason calls his old friend Hoyt (except Hoyt doesn't remember that they are old friends) to tell him that his Mother was killed by a vampire the night before. He's destroyed thinking that she passed because he left town. Jason tries to convince him that he had to leave but Hoyt still doesn't remember him.
Jackson plans to come to Bon Temps after tying up some loose ends. Sookie tells him not to come at night, and he tells her that Alcide "loved the fuck outta her." Aw. Sookie loved him too. She better have…Alcide was the bomb.
Jason tells Hoyt to call the police station when he arrives to have someone come to pick him up. After after searching for his name for a bit, he thanks Deputy Stackhouse for calling and it's pretty heartbreaking. Sookie tells Jason he has to keep it together…he's the law now. She wants to fall apart right now too, but she can't afford that luxury.
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They head downstairs to find that they are now renting the largest collection of porn in all of northern Louisiana. There is also a small tunnel leading the underground railroad in the very back of the basement. See? America has culture! Unfortunately the catch is that they'll have to pay 80% back to the Authority. In the same breath, the Magister makes him the Sheriff…and reminds him that he's being watched by night and by day by the Yakanomo Corporation and their Yakuza friends. Something tells me the Yakuza might stand out in 1986 northern Louisiana, but OK.
In the present day, Sookie, Sam and Jason head off to Arlene's to visit with Cody and Lisa, Arlene's kids. She gathers them together and gives it to them straight. Everyone else is treating them like they're dumb but she's not going to do that. She straight up admits that this "f'ing sucks." She knows that they know what's going on, and it's scary but their Mom is a fighter, she loves them, and Sookie promises to bring her back to them.
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Natchitoches rolled out the red carpet for the Grand Opening of the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame. Shaquille O'Neal was among the 2013 Hall of Fame Inductees. Natchitoches was temporarily re-named "Shaq-a-tish" over the weekend during the entertaining induction ceremony and unveiling of the new museum. The new facility also houses the NW Louisiana Historical Museum.


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BBQ can be a pain to make if you want to smoke, roast and slave away for hours. It doesn't always have to be, though. I love pulled pork or chicken or brisket. You too? Then dust off that crock pot because we're making BBQ pulled chicken in that bad boy!
Disclaimer: don't forget that BBQ is often a personal thing. Everyone has their own style, flavor and technique. This is just a recipe to get you started.
While you might not be able to beat your favorite BBQ joint, you sure can cook up something tasty without a lot of fuss. The most difficult part is shredding the meat, and after hours in the crock pot, you'll be surprised just how little work that is.
Dark meat with some connective tissue will fair much better to low heat slow cooking, so I recommend getting boneless skinless chicken thighs or legs. If you can't find boneless and skinless then you'll have your work cut out for you, but it'll all be worth it.
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Faith Flanagan passes that ArtHelps will be having their Fourth Annual Art Auction and Reception for Charity with DCAC as one of its beneficiaries. The auction is on Wednesday, December 8, from 5:00pm to 10:00pm. It will be held at JAM Communications, 1638 R Street, NW Suite 400, Washington, DC 20009.
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