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How to use custom product points or credit points in a popup list instead of radio button
Some customers ask us to setup a list popup for custom points instead of normal usage (radio button). This tutorial WORKS WITH ANY CUSTOM FIELDS - just use what's the best for you, in case you need.
The example is for custom product points, in the end of the page you'll find instructions for credit points.
The first thing to do is create a new Virtuemart custom field. In this example, we wanna create a "popup" so we use "Cart Variant" type. Just publish it and setup as in the example image on the left. Choose a different name from the one already used in order to make no confusion at all! You will be able to change the name after, when deleting the existing one custom field.
Many users thought it was enough, but no! For safety reasons, we use another "flag" to tell our extension that they are really custom points. You MUST specify this in the database.
It's very very easy!
Go in your database, and locate the table _virtuemart_customs - and show the records.
Now locate the record about your custom field just created. You can find it by the name you specified for this custom field and - obviously - it is the last you created so it has the virtuemart_custom_id highest in your record list.
Here's the tip: you MUST edit your new record and add vmrewardspoints (exactly as it is: copy/paste) into the custom_element field. This is the way we use to tell the extension that you are using custom points in a product.
Now return in your Virtuemart custom field list and DELETE the old one. It is IMPORTANT: there must be present JUST ONE CUSTOM FIELD FOR PRODUCT, not both.
And that's all! Enjoy it.


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Rotherham defender Craig Morgan has agreed a new 18-month contract extension with the club.
The 27-year-old initially signed a short-term deal after he was released by Preston at the end of last season.
But after a recent string of impressive performances the Wales international has been handed a new deal.
Morgan has been almost ever-present since his switch from Deepdale, making 14 appearances for the Millers so far this term.
"When I first signed my ultimate goal was to stay long-term so I am delighted that it has progressed so quickly into a more permanent situation," he said via a club statement.
"In terms of settling in here, I have loved it.
"The lads are great in the dressing room, I am enjoying coming into work, it has been like a breath of fresh air for me to play again."

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MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. >> A quest since she was a seventh-grader reached fruition for Chloe Chaffin on Thursday night as she became the eighth 1,000th-point scorer in Kingston High girls basketball history.
The senior achieved the milestone in a 15-point performance that guided the (10-6) Tigers to a 56-28 victory over Middletown.
The win also clinched at least a tie for first place in the Orange County Interscholastic Athletic Association's Division I for (6-0) Kingston.
Chaffin came into the night needing six points and got the milestone in the first four minutes. After scoring on a pair of layups, she stole the ball and hit a mid-range jumper from the right elbow. The game was stopped as her teammates mobbed her at midcourt and, shortly after, she stood alone and waved to family and friends who came down to witness the accomplishment.
The senior, who will playing at Division I Fordham University next year, joins Rachel Coffey, Lynsey Timbrouck, Kerry Purvis, Vanessa Lawson, Amanda Horvers, Doreen Benes and Ertha Burris in the Tigers' 1,000-point club.
"It's an honor. All those players are amazing and it's just an honor. There's no other way to describe it," said Chaffin, who is the first to do it since Coffey graduated with the school record (1,507) eight years ago.
"It means a lot. I've been working really hard and my team's been pushing me every day in practice," Chaffin added. "It's always been a goal and it's really satisfying to reach it and achieve it."
"When she first came up in seventh grade, she talked about one of her goals was 1,000 points," Kingston coach Steve Garner noted. "It's a long road. You have to have a lot of things go your way in terms of not being injured. She's been very durable and she's just been very, very consistent. It's really awesome that she got it."
Chaffin had a double-double as she had 10 steals and four assists to go along with her 15 points. It was off one of her four steals in the opening quarter that set up the shot.
"That's my game. I like the mid-range," she said, adding, "I like to convert defense to offense.
"I wouldn't change it. I think everything happens the way it's supposed to. I think this is really great the way it happened."
"She did it the easy way — just playing her game and outworking the other team," Garner said. "I've seen players with this much talent or maybe even more than her, but no one has the motor she has.
"She makes stuff. She works hard. She misses a shot and or makes a mistake, she just works harder at what she does and, boy, I'll tell you, I don't know how you don't watch her over the years and not admire her," Garner remarked.
"She makes errors, but you never see her drop her intensity, just going after it and getting it done. She's been a cornerstone of this program."
Kingston, which defeated the Middies 51-14 at home last month, led 27-19 at the half and pulled away by holding them to nine points in the second half.
The Tigers defense dictated the contest. Kiki Kennedy scored 11 points in the first half for (7-9) Middletown, but was shut out for the final two quarters. The Tigers forced the Middies into 37 turnovers, including 17 steals. They cashed all that in for 32 points.
Jaid Harrell had 10 rebounds and one blocked shot to go with eight points. Lanasia Dorsey also scored eight points, Nicole Spinelli had seven and Madison Burke and Jessica Alonso came off the bench for eight and six points, respectively, for the Tigers.
Kingston is back in action Monday at Monroe-Woodbury.
KINGSTON (56)—Spinelli 3 0-2 7, Dorsey 4 0-1 8, A. Cook 1 0-0 2, Chaffin 7 1-1 15, Harrell 4 0-0 8, Burke 3 0-0 8, Klein 0 0-0 0, Alonso 2 2-2 6, Diers 0 0-0 0, Herzog 0 0-0 0, McCarthy 0 1-2 1, Amato 0 1-2 1, R. Cook 0 0-0 0, Santiago 0 0-0 0. Totals 24 5-10 56.
MIDDLETOWN (28)—Rivera 3 0-1 6, Maxwell 2 0-0 4, Bernard 2 0-0 4, Kennedy 4 2-5 11, Gonzalez 0 1-2 1, Brown 0 0-0 0, Lopez 0 0-0 0, Gordon 0 0-0 0. Totals 12 3-8 28.
Kingston 16 11 19 10—56
Middletown 9 10 4 5—28
3-point field goals: Burke 2, Spinelli; Kennedy.
Team records: Kingston 5-0 OCIAA Division 9-6 overall; Middletown 3-4 OCIAA Division I, 7-8 overall.


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Le Guillaume is a tastefully re-furbished apartment on the second floor of a very old building, once part of the Cathedral. We purchased in 2002, and had the entire apartment internally demolished, and re-designed to make it suitable for modern living in the 21st century, yet remaining part of a stunning medieval setting. The property is not suitable for young children or the very old because it has a spiral staircase approach. It has four rooms. A living area with the original ceiling oak beams, Victorian cast iron fireplace surround, and solid wood floors. Wi Fi connection. A kitchen which is part of this living area, cleverly divided with a breakfast bar, and with features such as lowered ceiling, spotlights and hidden extractor fan. A lovely bedroom with a "corona" over the bed, the whole room decorated in pinks and white, and a blue and white shower room, available to both guests in bedroom and those using the living room. The shower room boasts an Italian walk-in shower. The apartment is superbly equipped.
We do not allow animals in the apartment.
This partner has demonstrated and is committed to fast response times, the best rates, and a great guest experience.
We are a retired couple who have been living in/visiting Normandy for many years. Jean is a French native having been born in St Lo and we met in Derbyshire in 1988. Jean has a brother and sister in Normandy. Our permanent home is in Derbyshire but we spend probably half of our time near to Bayeux. I am a retired Secondary school Head of Department and Mother to 6 boys, a family which includes 2 sets of twins and I am extremely proud of them. Jean is a widower, a retired University Lecturer, and linguist. Jean has 3 children, all successful business people. We are keen caravanners. I love my gardening, DIY, sewing and when I have time knitting too. Jean is at present learning Spanish, as we enjoy winter holidays in Spain and the Canaries. We look forward to further future travel.
Dawn Petts purchased this apartment in 2001
We went into the local notaire, and saw a very dull picture of the apartment. It was the location, as next door neighbour to William the Conqueror's' vast and impressive cathedral, that really made us buy it. Certainly not the appalling state it was in when we purchased! We realised that to do the job properly we would have to employ someone locally who could envisage from conception to reality exactly what could be achieved with the internal space available. This meant massive alterations, and at one point no internal walls were left standing. Parking is no problem, as just up rue de jurisdiction opposite the apartment, is a large square called place de Charles de gaulle, where parking is free, safe and shaded. On arrival it is easy to offload luggage right outside the apartment.
Right outside your door is the cathedral (no bells except on Sunday for services + for weddings/funerals). The area is quiet, and cobbled and picturesque. The bakers, boutiques and glorious selection of restaurants are all within a few minutes walk. Pop out first thing for your hot croissants. Stroll to view the tapestry, the various museums, the English war cemetery within easy walking distance. The supermarket E l'eclerc is 10 minutes walk away, so cooking in the lovely modern kitchen is not a problem. On days for travelling further afield try Arromanche, Deauville, Trouville, the beautiful and moving American cemetery at Omaha Beach, there is an abundance of things to do and see. The flat has lovely pink/white bedroom ideal for honeymooners,-space for 1 more in the living area.
Couldn't have a better location in the lovely town of Bayeaux. The Cathedral is on one side and the sweet museum on the next with fantastic restaurants across the street and around the corner. We appreciated the easy check-in and very responsive owner. It was so special to live in the ancient building. Very nice apartment -- looking forward to returning to this apartment!
We celebrated our son's graduation from the US Coast Guard Academy with a trip to Normandy. Having the home of Dawn in the heart of Bayeux, at the foot of THE Cathedral made it perfect! We were located close to all the D-Day activities, walked around town, drive the coastline, discovered hidden treasures, ports and such! So much more to France than Paris!
Great little apartment in a great location. Lots of good places to eat and things to see steps away. We stayed with our toddler with no issues.
Perfect location next to my now favorite French Cathedral and short walk to William the Conqueror Tapestry and numerous good restaurants. It was well provisioned to allow for snacks and meals. Parking was fine nearby and driving to beaches was easy.
We spent 6 nights in this lovely apartment in Bayeux. I was initially worried that it might be too small for three of us (3 adults), but we loved it! I can't imagine a better location in Bayeux. The apartment is clean, comfortable and full of light. The bathroom is relatively large for the size of the apartment with a great shower. It was a pleasure to deal with the owner -- she responded to any questions within hours and all arrangements went without a hitch. We would stay there again in a heartbeat.
This lovely one bedroom apartment was perfectly located for all the things we wanted to do in this area of Normandy. It's downtown location made for a nice walk to dinner after driving all day. There are loads of restaurants and stores within walking distance.
The apartment was fitted with everything you could need. It was a very nice stay.
Normandy is one of France's most historical regions with a fascinating past which is intrinsically linked to that of English history, and therefore also to the history of many people globally.
Bayeux was the first city liberated by the Allies in 1944 and was pivotal to the their advances in Normandy. The UK War graves site is a moving reminder of this. Bayeux is close to the D-Day beaches and of interest to all visitors. The town is well equipped for English speaking visitors. The property is within 30 minutes' drive of Omaha Beach, the US Cemetery at St Laurent, the Mulbury Harbour and the Canadian Memorial. Under one hour is the German Memorial, St. Mere-Eglise, Utah, and Pegassus Bridge. Many well documented museums harbour relics of this recent past. Because Bayeux is the only town in Normandy not obliterated by air raids and artillery many early Middle-Ages features subsist. The Cathedral is nearly a mellenium, so is the Tapestry and they are next to you. Adam and Eve's timber house is just outside your window. Bayeux and its area is full of historical interests so many of them linked with the English speaking world.
The nearest beach is Arromanches, where the Mulberry Harbour is to be found. It is a pretty beach, with a very attractive town behind it. It has small shops and many cafes and restaurants as well as WW2 museums. Omaha Beach is very large, and even in summer relatively calm and quiet. This takes about 30 minutes's drive, and again there are several restaurants along the sea front.
The train station is about a 10 minute walk away from the apartment. Not so easy with suitcases, so take a taxi from just outside the rail station. Driving from the Port of Caen takes about 1.25 hours, and from Cherbourg about 1.5 hours, at comfortable speed. Driving from Le Havre takes about 1.75 hours. The cheapest ferries comes into Boulogne (ask owners for details) and Boulogne is 4 hours drive along good autoroutes (tolls applicable).
Parking for your vehicle is within 3 minutes walk.
Main street of Bayeux: Rue St Malo : 2 minutes walk.
Bayeux Tapestry : 5 minutes walk.
British cemetery: 10 minutes walk.
Bayeux war museum: 10 minutes walk.
Omaha beach and American cemetery: 30 minutes drive.
Caen: 20 minutes drive.
Cherbourg : one hour.
Le Havre 1.5 hours.
Boulogne/Calais : 4 - 4.5 hours drive.
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The apartment is surrounded by excellent restaurants. However, inside, you have difficulty in believing that you are living in the centre of such an old city, because all guests report the living conditons are so very tranquil and quiet.
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
Booking Notes:
To make an initial booking a 25% deposit is required.
Upon receipt we send you a Rental Agreement, with dates for final payment, details of where to send, and cancellation policy.
Final payment is required 3 weeks before holiday, together with 200 euro or pound sterling security deposit, which is returnable after the holiday.
Minimum 3 night stay.
Cancellation policy:
If within 59 days : Full refund given
If withng 30 days : 50% refund given
If within 2 weeks of arrival : no refund
Changeover Day:
Any day takeover by arrangement. Minimum 3 nights.
Arrival 14.00 hours
Departure 10.00 hours.
Notes on prices:
Please contact owners for discounts for either long summer lets, or long winter lets.
A 200 euro security deposit is required, which is returned after each visit, after inventory has been taken, and apartment checked for damage.
* Approximate monthly price. Actual pricing will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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STILLPOINT Archive: last updated 12/21/2009
Jim Rotholz '77
Back when the world was young—the mid 1970s to be precise—I was a rather typical student at Gordon. We were encouraged to employ our gifts and talents to serve a needy world. In addition, we wanted life beyond Gordon to be fun, exciting and adventurous—Who could blame us?
I was ill-prepared for what lay ahead. After years of what normally passes for success—starting a family, graduate degrees, and work overseas in missions and aid programs—the wheels started coming off. First my wife, Louise, became ill with chronic fatigue syndrome and still has not recovered some 18 years later. Then in 1996, soon after finishing a doctorate in anthropology, I too lost my health. I resigned a college teaching position and have done only occasional, piecemeal work since. That was 13 long years ago—in many ways the beginning of my real education.
I wrestled mightily with my plight while Louise's uncomplaining, faithful life provided much inspiration. I began to understand that our American cultural definition of success was sadly out of whack. I had to learn how to succeed at failure.
I knew that Scripture defines success as faithfulness to God regardless of circumstances, and that I could be successful simply seeking to please God. But the daily struggle to live out that truth is the hard part. After 12 years I still shy from telling others I can't work, can't seem to get well, and live off my wife's part-time job and the largess of the state.
Pride and ego die hard, and the journey of chronic illness often follows a lonely, forlorn path. But it provides valuable lessons on the human condition. Foremost is knowing that though I am disabled in body and mind, I can refuse disablement in spirit. I am free to choose my response to hardship.
The second lesson is to hold onto a sense of wholeness in Christ, no matter the outward limitations. A disabled person is a whole person, no less so than a star athlete, accomplished politician or acclaimed actor. To accept less is to affront the One Who made us all irrevocably equal in His sight.
The third lesson is to remember that the question is never Why me? but Why not me? Why? presumes a problem; Why not? presumes a purpose. I grew up, as most Americans, with a sense of entitlement to health, opportunity and choices. But given the circumstances of most of the world's struggling poor, the question has to be Why not me?
The "not why, but why not" lesson spills into a fourth lesson: God, not the Devil, is in the details of every hardship, working in our darkest places, keeping hardship from being unbearable, pain from being pointless, and loss from having the final say. Family and friends have rallied behind me, including one faithful Gordon classmate in particular. That is God at work.
A final important lesson: Giving to others, however little one has to give, is liberating—and countercultural. Sometimes giving isn't possible, and I accept those days. And when I do give it is often only minimal: helping a neighbor put up a wind chime or advising a friend who runs a nonprofit. But each time I do, the clouds lift a bit higher and my world grows a bit younger once again.


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While I have driven humbler, cheaper small cars that are more fun than this 2.0-litre diesel-powered all-wheel-drive Golf, none have been this thorough and complete in terms of solidity, refinement and suppression of wind noise. In fact, it's nothing short of a Passat or a Phaeton in a smaller body shell. The cabin is roomy enough for five, erm, dimensionally-gifted adults. Even the boot can take four full-sized suitcases – two in the floor, two in the parcel shelf. And that is thanks to the long-standing and most significant design element of the Golf – that broad C-pillar. It's a design element like the bug-eyed headlights of a 911, or the kidney grille in a BMW.
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19605 East Cataldo Rd.
Liberty Lake, WA 99016
New 2018 Viking Ultra-Lite 17BH
Enjoy camping with your family in this 17BH Viking Ultra-Lite travel trailer. As you step inside you will see a double bed in front with storage at the head of the bed and in the overhead cabinetry as well.
There is a convenient galley kitchen featuring a two burner range, kitchen sink and a pantry for all of your dry goods. Plus some counter space that makes food prep a little easier too.
The kids will enjoy sleeping on the rear set of bunks. There is also a private toilet and tub for your convenience, and the location is perfect for the kids to use at night.
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Viking Recreational Vehicles have been around since 1972 and are a superb line of folding camping trailers. These compact, lightweight, easy–to–tow RVs appeal to young families discovering the pleasures of camping. The Viking camping trailers are manufactured today in a Centerville, Michigan, manufacturing facility, and owned by Forest River. Viking products, represent the hottest products on the market with a clear and simple focus...great product, great price, great value. One of the most recognized brands throughout the RV industry, and a name you can trust!


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Which Dress Style Suits My Shape?
December 15, 2011 by admin
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There's a great choice of plus size evening dresses out there, but finding 'The One' takes time and careful consideration over what suits your body type. As party season rolls back around take the guess work out of dress shopping and check at our guide to dressing to suit your shape.
If you, like Kate Winslet and Jennifer Lopez, are biggest around the bottom and thighs, then your body shape is classified as a pear. Proudly display your slimmer upper half in a dress with a fitted top, whilst keeping the waist down a mystery. An embellished bodice or low neckline will draw attention up and away from the hips, whilst an a-line skirt will skim over your widest part and balance your proportions. Avoid tight and stretchy materials as these can make you look bigger than you are, and dresses which flounce at the bottom will add volume where it's not needed.
Lucky hourglass ladies boast the most envied body shape. Out at the chest, in at the waist, and then out again at the hips, you join fellow hourglasses Nigella Lawson and Scarlett Johansson. Dresses were made to show off your womanly curves so there is little that you won't suit, but to make the most of your figure, opt for a fit and flare dress that cinches at the waist and flutters outwards at the hips. A busy upper half will throw your body off balance, whilst skirts that cling too tightly can make you look bottom heavy.
V Shape
V shaped or 'strawberry' figures are broader up top than at the hips, creating an inverted triangle shape. If this sounds like you, you're in good company; strawberry shaped celebrities include Jennifer Saunders and Catherine Zeta Jones. The aim of your evening dress should be to add width and volume around the hips, creating a more balanced look. Dress with a fitted bodice and a flared skirt will flatter and create proportion, whilst a dress with one strap will help to narrow your broad shoulders. Off the shoulder straps will have to opposite effect so avoid these, as well as sleeves with frills or puffs.
Rectangle Shape
Straight up and down? You have a classic rectangle shape, just like Cameron Diaz and Fern Britton and you should look for evening dresses that add definition and curve. Starting from the top, a halterneck or slash neck will look great on you, as will an embellished bodice that can help to break up your linearity. Any skirt style will suit your long, lean legs so feel free to add drama with a floor sweeping gown or go glamorous in a seductively short number. Dropped waists and dresses with no shape will emphasise your boyish frame so these are best avoided.


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JACKSON, Mich. - A Jackson-area teacher has been named Michigan's charter school Teacher of the Year, while educators from Forest Hills and Utica have each received Milken Family Foundation National Educator Awards, according to newspaper reports in each community.
Lori Zemke, a teacher at The da Vinci Institute Primary School in Jackson, was named Teacher of the Year by the Michigan Association of Public School Academies at its 11th annual Charter Schools Conference, The Jackson Citizen Patriot reported.
"It was quite an honor,'' Zemke, 46, told The Citizen Patriot. "But I just feel like I'm such a small part of what makes our school great.''
Also honored recently were Erik Cliff, a teacher at the Central Woodlands 5/6 Building in Forest Hills Public Schools, and Leah Einhaus, a third-grade teacher at Collins Elementary School in Utica Public Schools, who each received $25,000 Milken awards, according to reports in The Grand Rapids Press and the Advisor/Source.
"We're looking for educators who use proven motivational practices and get results," the foundation's senior vice president, Jane Foley, told The Press. Winning teachers may use the financial award at their discretion, the Advisor/Source reported.
The Advisor/Source, "Collins teacher receives big surprise," Nov. 2, 2008
The Grand Rapids Press, "Forest Hills teacher honored with $25,000 Milken prize," Oct. 25, 2008
The Jackson Citizen Patriot, "DaVinci teacher is named tops among charter schools," Nov. 6, 2008
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy, "A Teacher Quality Primer," Aug. 20, 2008


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It's on Saturday, November 17, 2012. The parade is at 5:30 p.m., and you can watch it live on ABC7 at 6 p.m. and online at ABC7Chicago.com.
Among the performers at the lights festival is singer/ songwriter Shane Harper (www.shaneharper.com/), who's also starring in Disney Channel's "Good Luck Charlie" (tv.disney.go.com/disneychannel/goodluckcharlie/) Before his sound check, Shane came into our ABC7 studio to tell us about the festival, his new album and his acting career. He also told us about his meet-and-greet events in Chicago.
Shane Harper's Schedule:
Saturday, November 17:
1 p.m.
performance in Pioneer Court
hosted by Radio Disney Chicago
Disney XD star Olivia Holt will be opening for him
2 p.m. (after the concert)
public meet-and-greet
Pioneer Court
5:30 p.m.
Shane rides and performs on The Best Western Float in The Chicago Magnificent Mile Parade
Grand Marshals: Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse
Sunday, November 18:
Shane is at Radio Disney's Public Meet & Greet
Navy Pier
1-3 p.m.
(wristbands will be distributed at 10 a.m.)
"Good Luck Charlie" Episode featuring Shane Harper
"A Duncan Christmas"
Sunday, December 2, 2012
7:30 p.m.
Disney Channel (http://disney.go.com/disneychannel/)
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Nathan Redmond was England's inspiration amid torrential rain in south Wales as he scored twice to leave Gareth Southgate's men within touching distance of a UEFA European Under-21 Championship play-off spot.
Redmond broke the deadlock on 18 minutes and, although Gwion Edwards' fine header soon restored parity, the Norwich City FC winger put England back in front with a long-range effort before half-time. He almost had a hat-trick just after the restart, hitting the base of the post with the goalkeeper well beaten, and Wales were still in it until added time, when Redmond's shot went in via the slightest of deflections off substitute Saido Berahino.
"This was a really impressive performance, we were a real threat, we took up great possession and we showed that we have strength in depth. We played as well as we have in this campaign," said manager Gareth Southgate, whose side will advance with two games to spare if Moldova fail to win in Finland on 1 June. "Nathan [Redmond] is a pleasure to work with, we can give him freedom to play. He created a lot of his own chances tonight. He's a really exciting player."
Redmond served early warning on the left wing and did not need a second invitation when Lloyd Isgrove was caught in possession, clinically slotting the ball inside Connor Roberts' near post. England's own defenders were culpable when Edwards levelled two minutes later, but it was a brief interlude in the Redmond show and the 20-year-old added his second on 38 minutes with a long-range shot that took a slight deflection off Joe Walsh on its way past Roberts.
England pushed for a third goal, Redmond going close, but the worsening weather and tired legs meant that the second half lack the zip of the first. Wales substitute George Williams caused England a few problems but the game was up when Redmond weaved his way through the defence in added time and helped wrap things up.
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This Australian born model is FIERCE!!! She's walked the runway for Oscar de la Renta, Halston, Alexander McQueen..the list goes on. She's one of the most in demand models for ad campaigns and runway shows…
But that aside, what we can't help but notice about this fashionista is her eclectic street style! She has been spotted walking the streets rocking mis matched patterens and fabrics yet pulling it off the way only a Material Girl could!! This platinum blonde beauty sure has style!!!
Photo Credits: Weheartit.com, TheSartorialist.com
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i love the 3rd photo, she's clothes are amazing
Comment by AnnaaMCR — September 14, 2011 @ 2:10 pm
she looks fabulusious
Comment by kim — September 15, 2011 @ 12:45 pm
I love the skirt (brawen ) this is the next trend
Comment by Sivan — September 15, 2011 @ 12:49 pm
No fur!
Patricia Nunes
Comment by Patty Madonna — September 15, 2011 @ 3:19 pm
i like the look!
Comment by Jessii — September 15, 2011 @ 4:28 pm
very cool outfits <33
check my streetstyle-blog too
xx Sophie
Comment by sophie — September 29, 2011 @ 12:34 pm
She's really a super model. She got nice attitude and a real good physics as well.
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(Reuters) - Seventy-three farmers from Colombia are suing BP Plc alleging the company negligently managed the construction of the Ocensa oil pipeline in Colombia during the mid-1990s, which caused severe damage to their land, the Financial Times reported.
The group of farmers, called "campesinos," claim pipeline construction activities by British company Equion Energia, formerly BP Exploration (Colombia) Limited, severely reduced the productivity of their farms, and are seeking about 18 million pounds ($28.93 million) in compensation, the FT reported. (http://on.ft.com/1vVJTCS)
A number of Colombian farmers are scheduled to travel to London to provide evidence in the case, which will be argued with reference to contractual and extra-contractual liability under Colombian law, the paper said.
The Ocensa oil pipeline project was undertaken by BP Exploration (Colombia) in partnership with four MNCs and Colombia's national oil company, where BPXC entered into contracts with the farmers to lay the oil pipeline through their private land, the FT said.
"The OCENSA pipeline project involved significant steps being taken at the time of construction to engage with local communities, make appropriate compensation payments and ensure that the land that the pipeline traversed suffered no material damage," BP said in a statement.
The company said it is confident in its legal position and believes it is appropriate for the case to be defended vigorously.
In 2011, BP sold all of its assets in Colombia which led to the creation of a new brand, Equion Energy Limited, according to Equion's website. (http://bit.ly/1nip9EW)
($1 = 0.6222 British pound)
(Reporting by Ankush Sharma in Bangalore; editing by Matthew Lewis)


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Hooray for Summer!
It's finally here! This year, summer 'officially started' with a bang and the spectacular inaugural Lewes fireworks display brought to us by the "Go Fourth Lewes" commmittee and local residents and businesses, including Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Gallo Realty. Following the Old Fashioned games on Second Street, BBQs, the Boat Parade on the Canal, and Doo Dah Parade, the fireworks capped off another amazing Fourth of July in our small town.
We hope you have a safe and happy summer at the beach!
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20478 Old Meadow Lane
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Seize this perfect opportunity to get an inside look at this fantastic home in lovely Hart's Landing!
Fresh & Local!
Summertime in Sussex County means more than days on the beach – it's an amazing time for our "Delmarvalous" local produce!
A few markets have already started, some start in May, and a few will begin in June. Here's a list of where you can find the freshest produce and locally made goodies in our local area:
Historic Lewes Farmers Market
8 a.m. - Noon
George H.P. Smith Park
At the corner of Dupont and Johnson Avenues, near Block House Pond
Riverwalk Farmers Market - Downtown Milford
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
South Walnut Street and Mispillion Riverwalk
Bethany Beach Farmers Market (starts June 3)
8 a.m. - Noon
Garfield Parkway and Pennsylvania Avenue
The Nassau Valley Vineyard Farmers Market (starts May 29)
12 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Fenwick Island Farmers Market (starting in June)
Mondays and Fridays
1406 Coastal Highway (Bayside) at Warren's Station
Rehoboth Beach Farmers Market
12 - 4 p.m.
Grove Park
Georgetown Farmers Market
3 – 6 p.m.
16 Mile Brewery, South Bedford Street
Garden Shack Farm Farmers Market
2 - 6 p.m.
19884 Beaver Dam Road
Milton Farmers Market
3 - 6 p.m.
6 Village Center, Milton
Prepare for summer!
Join us on Saturday, April 21, between Noon and 3 p.m. to experience the difference craftsmanship and luxury amenities make in your coastal living experience!
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Noon - 3 p.m.
24460 Jacks Drive
The Peninsula
Offered at $1,295,000
Stunning Award-winner In The Peninsula, Coastal Delaware's Premier, Amenity-rich Golf Community! Exceptionally Styled Home Is Poised To Host Intimate Gatherings Or A Full House Of Family & Friends. Enjoy Bright Interior Spaces On Both Levels; Dual 1st & 2nd Floor Master Brs W/spa Baths; 2 Chic See-through Fireplaces; 2nd-floor Theater Room / Great Room W/custom-designed Wet Bar & 3 Balconies; Large 1st-floor Deck, & Outdoor Entertaining Spaces, All Wired For Sound. Your Setting Is Ready For Epic Evenings, Panoramic Sunsets & Peaceful Lake Views On The 10th & 11th Fairways.
Our local real estate market is definitely 'springing forward' this month! Since our local inventory is relatively low, and since we have had a handful of properties go under contract within the first few days of listing, we want to share the news with you!
If you are thinking of buying or selling this spring, it's the perfect time to consider it.
Of course, in addition to limited properties for sale in these areas, these homes were priced well to ignite a quick sale.
Take a look at hot market activity in just the past few weeks!
Happy Halloween from all of us at The Lee Ann Wilkinson Group! We know buying and selling a home can sometimes be scary...but it doesn't have to be! Let our team of experienced mortals help you :)
What's better than one treat? How about three!?
Take a look at new price improvements on three great beach-area properties – from Lewes to Rehoboth Beach!
16 Greystone Drive | Greystone Manor | MLS: 723570
Located in the established, east of Route 1 community of Greystone Manor! Surrounded by mature trees, this home offers plenty of space both inside & out, with country kitchen central to the 2 dining rooms, 1st floor den that doubles as the 4th bedroom, large 2nd floor master with spa-like bath & generously sized walk-in closets, and so much more!
18614 Broadfield Drive | Plantations | MLS: 724266
Don't miss this 4 bedroom single family Plantations home! Offers an open floor plan, light-filled rooms, master suite, and so much more situated on over a quarter of an acre on a quiet cul de sac street. Generously sized backyard is the perfect setting for summer entertaining. Plantations central location offers convenient access to Coastal Highway, and Lewes & Rehoboth Beaches! Motivated sellers!
110 London Circle | RBYCC | MLS: 724281
Beautiful lighthouse inspired home situated on a quiet, wooded, Cul de Sac street with sparkling glimpses of the Lewes Rehoboth Canal in RBYCC! Enjoy 3 levels of spacious interior and exterior living space from the top floor outfitted with an expansive & private master suite complete with loft, side deck with outdoor spa, & double vanity master bath; to the 2nd level main living area with open floor plan, secondary master, and side deck & screened porch; to the first floor that has 2 additional bedrooms, along with an office space that can double as a 5th bedroom, and a wrap-around porch, rear deck & patio! Serene setting that is an easy bike or drive from Coastal Highway and downtown Rehoboth Beach.
It's a perfect weekend to go out and about in Lewes!
Great weather is on tap – along with a host of other happenings to usher in October.
Fun for all ages!
Start the day at the Historic Lewes Farmers Market at 8 a.m. for the last of its George HP Smith Park venue markets. (Starting next week, the market will move to the Shields Elementary parking lot and start at 9 a.m.) Pick up some fresh ginger, fall veggies, apples, pumpkins, artisanal cheeses, baked goods, local honey, freshly-cut flowers, and chicken and duck eggs.
Then head to the The Lewes Historical Societyto celebrate the work of over 70 other talented artisans at the Lewes Historic Campus at 110 Shipcarpenter Street. For more details about the Fall Craft Fair or for more information on The Lewes Historical Society, contact 302-645-7670 or visit www.historiclewes.org.
Meander to the Friends of Lewes Public Library Fall Book Sale, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. and pick up some reading for the still-warm Lewes Beach read! For more information, call 302-645-2733 or visit www.leweslibrary.org
And to whet your appetite for Coast Day Tomorrow, get your maritime fix at Boast the Coast at the Zwaanendael Museum between 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., 102 Kings Highway.
But all of this maritime activity can make you thirsty! Grab your lederhosen and join The Friends of the Canalfront Park as they bring Bavaria to the banks of the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal from 2 – 6 p.m. their Inaugural Oktoberfest – complete with a specially brewed beer from Sam Calagione of Dogfish Head! The Happy Wanderers, a 16-piece German Band and the "Bairisch und Steierisch" German dancers will perform at the event. Tickets to the Oktoberfest Tent are $10 in advance, $15 at the door; aged 16 and under are free. It's held at the Canalfront Park.
ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, keep the fun going!
Start the day right with the 15th Annual Celebrity Chefs' Beach Brunch, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Rusty Rudder, 113 Dickinson Street in Dewey Beach. Enjoy tastings by the region's top chefs, wine and brunch cocktails, a live auction, beer garden and more. No one ever leaves hungry or disappointed and the event proceeds benefit Meals on Wheels Delaware! BHHS Gallo Realty is a proud sponsor of the event. For tickets and more information, click here.
Then head back to Lewes for The University of Delaware's Coast Day on the Lewes campus at 700 Pilottown Road from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information on Coast Day, visit www.decoastday.org or call 302-381-8083. A fun, educational event for the whole family! Don't miss the classic eats and kids' crafts.
Celebrate fall with us, Lewes-style!
"Bad beach days" can still be fun days at the beach! When you have a houseful of family and friends to entertain, here are a few suggestions:
Of course, there are a ton of restaurants (see our list of new ones) to keep you busy - and keep your strength up - when you have houseguests in the rain!
On July 3, 2017, after an unprecedented appropriation measure to extend the deadline, the Delaware General Assembly voted to raise the state portion of the Realty Transfer Tax a full 1% - effective August 1, 2017.
What does this mean?
Homebuyers from out-of-state may not be familiar with Delaware's transfer tax, but it has historically been a 3% tax on all real estate sales, paid equally by buyers and sellers at settlement (1.5% each), and typically represents the largest closing cost. Proceeds from this tax are used equally by the county and state to fund public safety programs. Overall, property taxes in Delaware are comparatively low nationwide, and Delaware has no sales tax.
This 1% increase in closing costs, especially for higher-priced properties, can certainly add up.
According to information from the Delaware Association of REALTORS®, this bill takes effect on August 1, 2017, and does not apply to contracts entered into before August 1, 2017. So, if you are considering buying in the near future, make sure you are under contract by July 31, 2017! And save yourself some money at settlement.
We will have more information about the implication of this increase in the near future but wanted to spread the word to buyers and sellers as soon as possible.
For more information about the budget, click this link from The Cape Gazette:
"Lawmakers pass $4.1 billion budget for FY18"
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We've only had a few days of actual rain but April is definitely bringing showers of new listings to our local real estate market!
What are YOU looking for?...
23 Shipcarpenter Square
In-Town Historic Lewes
Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 3
2,784 sq. ft.
Year Built: 1990
Live in sought-after Shipcarpenter Square! Prime location in the heart of Downtown Lewes puts you steps to shopping and dining, or a bike ride to beaches and phenomenal Cape Henlopen State Park and ocean beach! Renovated 19th century home awaits your antiques with Colonial appeal, and can embrace your contemporary side, too. Perfectly sized for 'living in town', this captivating home offers 3 bedrooms and 3 baths (which includes a first-floor master suite), gourmet kitchen with stainless appliances and granites counters, and classic details like exposed brick, fireplace, built-in cabinetry, and more. Embrace Lewes life in the sizable picket-fenced yard, complete with charming outbuilding.
204 East Savannah Road
Lewes Beach
Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2
1,900 sq. ft.
Year Built: 1908
Get drawn into beach life from this classic Victorian home's quintessential, wraparound front porch – mere footsteps to Lewes Beach. A front row seat to beach living, this perfect spot grants you an extraordinary view of beach life from a prime location with access to the bay, State Park, in-town shopping, dining, library and everything Historic Lewes offers! Property boasts the charm of unique exterior architecture; beauty of a lovely and sizeable yard; privacy of full fencing; luxury of off-street parking; and convenience of a great workshop with loft/separate electric, outdoor shower, and more. Sunrise or sunset, you'll have the best seat in town!
17212 Shiraz Lane
Nassau Grove
Bedrooms: 4 | Bathrooms: 3
3,144 sq. ft.
Year Built: 2008
Model perfect home in Nassau Grove! This spacious home features beautiful hardwood flooring, top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances & granite counters in the kitchen, custom window treatments & plantation shutters thru-out, inviting living room with gas fireplace, spacious bedrooms with upgraded carpet - including the first-floor master, additional living area with 2nd level den, and even more living space can be created in the full basement! Located only minutes from Coastal Highway & the beaches in an amenity-rich community that offers lawn care, community/fitness center, tennis, pool, and more!
16581 John Rowland Trail
Paynters Mill
Bedrooms: 4 | Bathrooms: 3.5
3,300 sq. ft.
Year Built: 2005
The Berkeley floor plan with all the options (see attached floor plan) makes this home perfect for entertaining and housing guests: plenty of living space, formal dining room, sunroom, first and second floor master bedrooms, large second floor family room, great outdoor space including a covered porch, outdoor shower, patio paver hardscaping, water fountain, and detached 2 car garage. The many community amenities: pool, tennis, playground, walking trail, fitness center, beautifully kept club house, and lawn care plus being just a short drive to the beaches and downtown Lewes, Rehoboth, and Milton all add to the value of living in this great neighborhood.
110 Harbinger Drive
Gosling Creek
2,079 sq. ft.
…is yours from this attractive 3-bedroom home situated on a beautifully landscaped lot in the pool/tennis community of Gosling Creek! Features ample space throughout including private master, separate from the other 2 bedrooms with attached office/studio space, en-suite bath, & walk-in closet, living room with wood-burning fireplace, light-filled sun room that leads to the rear deck & patio garden with fountain. Perfect space for entertaining and relaxing - located within minutes of shopping, dining, and the beaches!
16464 Hudson Road
1,568 sq. ft.
Year Built: 1993
Whether hosting a BBQ, watching the kids/dog play, or just relaxing, you'll love this private, fenced back yard paradise complete with a stone patio, fire pit, extra-large deck, 3-season room, mature landscaping and beautiful trees. An oversize detached garage is perfect for vehicles, hobbies, and storage. Inside the home you'll love the hardwood, laminate and tile floors, updated kitchen, newer appliances, vaulted ceilings, gas fireplace, and closet organization systems. No HOA dues or restrictions so your boat & RV are welcome. There's even room for a pool too. This house feels like "home"!
36269 Tarpon Drive
Wolfe Pointe
Bedrooms: 5 | Bathrooms: 3.5
5,000 sq. ft.
Year Built: 2004
Reap the rewards of this fantastic builder's-own-home with comfortable style and elegance. Welcome to the Lewes lifestyle - from the premier location in Wolfe Pointe on a private wooded lot, to the 5 bedrooms amid 5,000 square feet of its intuitive floor plan, to the peaceful screened porch and park-like setting. The gorgeous French Country kitchen with custom cabinets and gourmet appointments will be the focal point of your holiday parties and everyday gatherings. Stunning 18' wall of windows delivers sweeping vistas and lets the sun shine in. Enjoy custom details like double staircases, columns, fine moulding, tray ceilings, built-in bookshelves in the office, hardwood and tile flooring. Retreat to the luxurious Master suite and spa-like bath. The finished walk-out basement - complete with bedroom, full bath, and media/game rooms - adds to the unlimited potential of this custom-built, luxury home in fabulous Coastal Delaware!
35842 Spinnaker Circle
Wolfe Runne
Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2.5
Year Built: 1994
Embrace serenity with this custom, quality built 3-bedroom home set on large private lot. Property welcomes the best of both worlds: the feeling of seclusion yet it is only minutes from Downtown Lewes and the beach! Home features large rooms with plenty of living space, wood burning fireplace, laundry chute, huge enclosed porch overlooking the garden pond and wooded back yard, oversized two car garage and much more! Must see home on a truly beautiful lot.
28601 Gazebo Way, Unit 112
Gull Point
Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2
1,160 sq. ft.
Year Built: 1989
A waterfront community offering AVAILABLE boat slips, pier, marina, boat ramp, pool and lavish landscaping. This crisp, recently painted end unit with a RARELY offered one car garage (which has been converted into half garage and half sitting room/den or extra sleep space) is waiting for its new owner to enjoy maintenance free living in a highly desirable location. Additional perks of this unit include a screen porch, deck, pergo flooring, utility room and located just steps away from the beautiful community pool and fountained pond. Storage galore available for all your beach and boating toys. Gull Point is only minutes from area beaches, shopping, restaurants and more.
Call us to arrange a personal tour of any of these or other beach properties!
If February is the "month of love," this February has been particularly amorous at the beach!
Do you love where you live? You should! And there's no time like now to visit the scenic Southern Delaware Beaches and fall in love.
We invite you to check out this week's new listings:
20378 Silver Lake Drive, Unit 5
Lake House, Rehoboth Beach
Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 3 Full | 2 Half
Seize this rare opportunity to enjoy one of the most iconic views of Rehoboth Beach. Exclusive panoramic views of Silver Lake, one of Rehoboth's most beautiful natural features, with peeks of the ocean beyond are yours. This stylish and elegantly appointed sea-side residence is a breath of fresh air, complete with fresh paint and numerous interior features, including fantastic open floor plan with 2 living rooms (one of which can be converted into a 4th bedroom), gorgeous master suite with fire place, private balcony, spa-like bath and 2 large walk-in closets, two other generously sized bedrooms with en-suite baths, and so much more! Parking and storage is a breeze with oversized 2-car garage. Forget about permits or meters in the summer, simply walk, bike, or trolley from your home with ease to downtown Rehoboth, Dewey, or the beach. Truly a must-see. Call today!
18994 Sea Glass Court
The Avenue, Rehoboth Beach
Gorgeous and spacious coastal home in fantastic East of Route 1 location! Interior features a welcoming open floor plan with beautiful dark hardwood floors throughout, stunning kitchen with stylish subway tile backsplash, quartz counters, gas range & breakfast bar, first floor master suite, second floor loft area that serves as a secondary living room, and finished bonus room above the garage can serve as a 4th bedroom or rec room! Enjoy the outdoors with two screened porches, rear deck and generously sized backyard. Centrally located within walking distance to downtown Rehoboth Beach, Junction Breakwater Trail, and only a short bike or drive to Route 1 shopping and dining!
This custom, quality-built, 3-bedroom home set on large private lot welcomes the best of both worlds: the feeling of seclusion yet it is only minutes from downtown Lewes and the beach! Home features large rooms with plenty of living space, wood burning fireplace, laundry chute, huge enclosed porch overlooking the garden pond and wooded back yard, oversized two car garage and much more! Must see home on a truly beautiful lot!
37361 8th Street
Bay Vista
MUST-SEE this beautifully kept and bright 3-bedroom/2.5 bath home with open spacious floor plan. Well-maintained and move-in ready. NO HOA fees! Great Rehoboth Beach location, just minutes from the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk! This home will make a fabulous second home, or rental investment, or make it your permanent residence! Show and sell!
16410 Winding River Drive
River Rock Run
This immaculately kept home shows just like a model and is pristine condition! Home features a spacious, open floor plan, eat-in kitchen with breakfast bar and a large pantry, formal dining room, split bedroom floor plan, screened porch with brick flooring, stone rear patio, fenced in yard and more. Just a short drive to the beaches and attractions of the area!
19708 Chelmer Drive, Unit 3
Grande at Canal Pointe
BEACH LIFE is yours from this fantastically located, beautifully kept 2-bedroom condo in the amenity abundant community of Grande at Canal Pointe! Situated just outside Rehoboth Beach City Limits, be the envy of all Route 1 summer commuters by being only a short bike ride or drive away from the beach and boardwalk, or Route 1 shopping and dining! Priced-to-sell, this condo features an open floor plan, two spacious bedrooms- including master with pond views, and relaxing pond-front back patio - perfect for grilling and enjoying summer breezes! All within walking distance of the various community amenities: two pools, clubhouse, fitness center, tennis, basketball court and playground.
33130 N. Village Loop, Unit 3301
Villages of Five Points
Well-priced and uncompromising on quality and space! This end-unit, 3-bedroom, 2-bath condo with bonus DETACHED GARAGE puts you in the heart of a great location, East of Route 1 in Lewes! You are front and center to shopping, dining, wonderful community amenities and access to beaches. Enjoy an open floorplan with spacious living room/dining room. Enjoy the relaxing screened porch for the best, peaceful pond views and plenty of summer breezes! Keep it for your own getaway or as a terrific investment property.
17059 S. Brandt Street, Unit 3108
This 2-bedroom 2-bath condo is conveniently located on the 1st floor. No stairs to climb with groceries or pets. Relax and enjoy summer breezes from your screened porch. Walk to the community pool, tennis courts, clubhouse, tot lot, restaurants, shops, bank, and more. Bike to historic downtown Lewes and Lewes Beach.
Lot 7 Buttonwood Drive
Edgewater Estate
Lot Dim: 100 X 150
15,000 sq. ft. / 0.34 Acres
Still looking? Don't miss this great opportunity to build the home you've envisioned on your own lot in established Edgewater Estates! This spacious lot grants privacy, surrounded by mature trees. Well-located community features boat access to Red Mill Pond. Buy today, build today – or tomorrow! No builder tie-in.
We are happy to share our newest listings from The Lee Ann Wilkinson Group. So far, January 2017 is busier than any January in recent memory. The Delaware Beach real estate market is hot - which is great news for buyers and sellers. Give us a call if any of these listings catches your attention! It's a great time to invest at the beach.
49 +/- Acres Beaver Dam Road
Large Parcel Close to the Beach!
2,141,410 sq. ft. / 49.16 Acres
Wooded acreage offering a private country setting close to the beaches! Endless possibilities include the ability to subdivide, personal horse stable, farming, expansive private estate, and so much more. Great value!
117 Schley Avenue, Unit 1
In-Town Lewes
2,300 sq. ft.
Year Built: 2017
This almost complete, custom built twin home, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, in a great in-town location, has everything you could want! Features include: two story great room, granite countertops, gas fireplace, first and second floor master bedrooms, screened rear porch, storage shed, and much more. Just a short walk to the shops and dining of Lewes' 2nd Street, the Lewes Rehoboth Canal, and the beach!
Unit 2 also available - MLS: 716418 | List Price: $599,900
19388 Mersey Drive
Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 3.5
2,848 sq. ft.
Year Built: 2016
This barely lived in Rehoboth Beach end unit townhome has it all: a great location, tons of upgrades, and it is practically brand new. Enjoy the upgrades throughout this 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home, including: Cortec flooring throughout the main living area, ceramic tile in the master bath, granite countertops by Ancient Art Stone, custom closets, plantation shutters, and much more (see attached for full upgrade list). Home also features first and second floor masters, sunroom, and a full, unfinished basement with rough in plumbing. Tons on community amenities: two pools, clubhouse, fitness center, tennis, basketball court, and playground. Easy access to Rt. One for shopping and dining, and beat the beach traffic to Rehoboth Beach with the Breakwater Trail! Plus great rental potential!
26 Harborview Road
Harbor View | In-Town Lewes
1,932 sq. ft.
Walk or bike to the Canalfront Park, Downtown Lewes and Lewes Beach from this beautiful and spacious 3-bedroom home. Tucked on a quiet, yet ideally located street just off of Pilottown Road, this home features a first-floor Master bedroom, living room with fireplace, updated kitchen with Corian countertops, and breakfast bar that overlooks the dining room and enclosed porch that leads to the generously sized backyard! No HOA fees and terrific access to everything beach life offers!
Unit 5, Rose Garden
Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2.5
1,180 sq. ft.
Year Built: 1984
WALK TO THE BEACH from this impeccably kept townhouse in the rarely available condo community of Rose Garden! This perfect beach getaway features a fantastic floor plan with kitchen, living, & dining on the main level, and 2 private & spacious bedrooms with en-suite baths on the second! Exterior features balcony & rear deck - to enjoy the bay breeze, and outdoor shower - for sandy beach days. Spend your days on the beach and nights on the town! Exceptional investment with great rental potential.
18898 Beaver Dam Road
1,600 sq. ft.
Year Built: 1971
Take a look at this spacious estate, well positioned on over 3 acres near Lewes and Rehoboth Beaches. Sold "as is" this property boasts 3 bedrooms and 3 baths total, configured as a raised rancher with finished basement and attached one-car garage! Sprawling lot offers an additional detached garage / storage and hobby space. Enjoy living with NO HOA! Close to beaches while maintaining country privacy. Lots of potential at a great price!
16985 Lilly Pad Drive
Overbrook Shores
1,344 sq. ft.
Year Built: 1987
Enjoy the beauty of Red Mill Pond and low HOA fees when you purchase this 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch home. This cheerful, warm and light-filled home features stainless steel appliances, three season room with custom beadboard and display shelf, private master bedroom that is separate from the other bedrooms, and more. The front and side yards have recently been professionally landscaped. Just a quick drive to the beaches, shopping and dining, call today! Make this your vacation get away or full time home!
If your New Year's resolution includes a move to the beach, it just got a little bit easier! Check out these new and improved prices for some great homes.
342 Savannah Road, Unit B
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 4.5
2,200 sq. ft. on 0.18 acres
Now $699,900
New construction, 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath spacious home featuring an open floor plan, hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, 3 master suites including a first floor master, walk-in closets, screened porch and much more. Just a short walk to all the attractions, dining, and shopping of downtown Lewes and a quick bike ride to the beach!
342 Savannah Road, Unit A
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3.5
2,200 sq. ft. on 0.09 acres
Now $664,900
In style and in town! Fall in love with this completely updated, spacious Historic Lewes home with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and an unbeatable location that's walkable to all in-town Lewes attractions! Home features a brand-new granite kitchen with stainless steel appliances and functional island, the original hardwood floors, first- and second-floor master bedrooms, floored third floor attic that could be used as an extra bedroom, loft or for storage. So close to shopping, dining, library and the beach. Truly a beautiful, move-in ready opportunity in fantastic downtown Lewes!
42 Bay Breeze Drive
Bay BreezeEstates
Bathrooms: 2.5
3,762 sq. ft. on 0.36 acres
Now $389,900
Classic 4BR Cape Cod in charming Bay Breeze Estates is situated on an oversized lot and is ready for your personal touches! Offers generously sized rooms, eat-in kitchen, first floor master, multiple living areas, and more. Exterior features fantastic landscaping - complete with koi pond, and rear patio and deck! Great location is walking distance to downtown Historic Lewes, and it's an even shorter bike ride to town, shopping, dining and the Bay! Hop right onto the Junction and Breakwater Trail to downtown Rehoboth Beach, too. Perfect size, location, and price for a move to Lewes!
29581 Fieldstone Drive
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
1,382 sq. ft. on 0.17 acres
Now $284,500
Your home search is over! Move in ready charmer in well-located Windstone is ideal for a beach area move. Bright open floorplan with tile flooring and gorgeous central kitchen island offer a great place to relax. Sunny enclosed porch and fenced backyard offer serene views of the pond and extra appeal. Enjoy three bedrooms, or make one bedroom an office – already complete with built-in desk and shelving. It's a perfectly sized home, ready and waiting for you!
For each fall newsletter, as we look ahead to changing seasons and a new year, my team at The Lee Ann Wilkinson Group also looks to the past. We take stock of the past season's activity ("Homes that Sold"), consider the market's historical trends from other years ("A Look at the Market"), and provide a context for what the next season of real estate activity may bring ("Lewes Homes for Sale"). We feel extremely fortunate, as we do this year, when we have to catch our collective breath to prepare this newsletter because it's been so busy! Either way, this look at "real estate history" helps us advise our homebuyers and sellers going forward into the New Year.
We hope you enjoy our latest newsletter! If you didn't already know, we also have information about the new chapter slated for the 'old' Lewes Library building - the Lewes History Museum!
159 Hickory Branch Court, Unit 1003C
Hearthstone Manor
1,763 sq. ft.
Offered at $219,000
Why wait for new construction when you can enjoy this impeccable one-owner home? Seize this opportunity for a 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car garage villa, complete with private elevator. Reap the benefits of $27K in upgrades, including rich hardwoods, tile, granite, custom backsplash, stainless appliances, wainscoting, plantation shutters, screened porch converted to a sun porch with heat. New paint throughout and new master bath fixtures. The list goes on! Split floorplan features two masters and tons of light. Live worry-free with the new Bayhealth Hospital only steps away; beaches are only a 20-minute drive. Milford offers so much in arts, boutiques, shops, dining and more. See it today!
38373 Old Mill Way, Unit 148
Bayside At Bethany Lakes
1,800 sq. ft.
Offered at $285,000
Answer the door at this fabulous deal in Bayside! You'll love the great location and tons of community amenities. Enjoy a spacious, stylish open floorplan with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2-car garage. Plus, it's fully furnished and truly turnkey! Prime location in this coveted community puts you minutes to beach area offerings in Bethany, Fenwick Island and Ocean City to the south; Dewey, Rehoboth and Lewes to the north – and all of the fantastic relaxation and dining options in-between. This waterfront community offers indoor and outdoor pools, fitness center, tennis and more. Ideal as a second home, rental investment, or combination of the two!
32279 Augusta Court
Bedrooms: 5 | Bathrooms: 4
3,900 sq. ft.
Offered at $424,900
Massive curb appeal delivers inside, as well! Situated on over an acre at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this inviting 5-bedroom home grants plenty of room for entertaining family and friends. Fantastic floor plan showcases fine finishes and attention to detail throughout. Open and airy living room with wood burning fireplace and soaring ceilings to the second floor is centrally located to the country kitchen with granite counters, sunroom and formal dining room. Luxuriate in spacious 2nd floor master with spa-like bath and large walk-in closet, plenty of storage on both levels, and so much more. Located in an established community, only minutes from Route 1, shopping, dining, and the beaches. Wide open space and privacy await you - call today!
23317 Carriage Spring Run, Milton
Estates At Carriage Springs
3,012 sq. ft.
Year Built: 2007
Offered at $449,900
Architectural details flourish in this gorgeous, custom-built, 3-bedroom home in peaceful Estates at Carriage Springs. Enjoy a fantastic floor plan with random-width hardwood and tile flooring, arched entrances, tray ceilings, crown moulding, and so many more fine finishes and attention to detail throughout that you need to see it in person! More interior showpieces include a Master suite with sitting area, custom-built walk-in closets and spa-like bath; spacious gourmet kitchen with granite counters; cozy living room with gas fireplace; and large bonus room situated above the 3-car garage, perfect for a media/rec room, secondary living room and more. Experience the best of nature overlooking mature trees from the rear screened porch with skylights. Exterior features include a separate outbuilding/workshop, tasteful landscaping, and community pond views. Situated on a generously sized 1.3+ acre lot, just minutes to the beach!
31603 Julia Court
Bayfront at Rehoboth
3,930 sq. ft.
Offered at $849,900
Behold the best of bay views from this model-perfect, impeccably styled Bayfront at Rehoboth stunner. This 5BR, 3.5BA, extra garage home delivers unbelievable community amenities – including truly care-free lawn care. Enjoy the luxury of a beautiful property without lifting a finger! As the ultimate coastal escape, home features gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, breakfast bar, and huge pantry. Bay views peek inside from most vistas, including the fabulous first-floor master suite. Hosting friends and family? This floor plan is your key to easy entertaining: formal dining room, sitting room, spacious living room, loft, and screened porch. Take the party outside to the stunning brick patio and more bay views. Extensive community amenities include private beach, pier, kayak launch, pool, fitness center, playground, community center – and lawn care!
224 Second Street
Historic Lewes
2,708 sq. ft.
Year Built:1995
NOW Offered at $899,900
Amazing location in the heart of town puts you front and center to Historic Lewes life! Enjoy modern, comfortable living with 4 spacious bedrooms (including a first-floor master), 3.5 baths, an oversized 1-car garage and plenty of off-street parking - perfect for hosting guests. Bright and inviting farmhouse style kitchen includes wainscoting details and tons of cabinet space. Stroll down the street to the best dining and shopping in town, or relax in privacy on the screened porch, deck and beautifully landscaped, fenced back yard. Unbeatable central location grants easy access to everything. Truly a jewel in town!


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Mamta Satoor wrote: > Hi, > > I am curious if there is some rule about when does the Derby engine push > a new StatementContext? I have tried couple examples and noticed few > cases where a new StatementContext is pushed and later popped. > 1)When a user gives a sql statement and if it is not in the cache, then > during the compilation phase, a StatementContext is pushed and at the > end of compilation, the StatementContext is popped. When the execution > phase starts for the statement, a new StatementContext is pushed and at > the end of execution, the StatementContext is popped. > 2)When the user moves in a JDBC ResultSet with next/first/last etc, a > StatementContext is pushed and popped around the ResultSet movement code. > 3)If a trigger is defined on a dml statement, trigger execution has its > own StatementContext. > > My question is when is there a need to push a new StatementContext > rather than using an existing one? I believe StatementContext's are there to mainly handle statement cleanup. Statements in SQL are atomic, either all the statement occurs or none of it. Thus an INSERT statement that inserts five rows but fails on the third due to a unique constraint violation, needs to rollback and cleanup all the effects of that statement. If a statement calls another statement, e.g. a function call from an INSERT statement that performs server side JDBC then a statement level exception in the server-side JDBC needs to only rollback the changes and cleanup from the effect of the server-side JDBC statement, it must not cleanup the outer INSERT statement. In the Java method for the function, the application code can either catch the exception and continue, or allow the exception to be thrown into the databsae engine. In the first case the outer INSERT statement needs to continue successfully, hence the limiting of the cleanup to the server-side statement. In the second case the INSERT must be also rolled back due to the exception, but now it's handled as a separate statement level cleanup of the INSERT statement. So I think the current simple model is that each statement pushes a StatementContext when it is executing so that it can be rolled back individually, even though in some cases (a trigger) the failure of the inner statement may also cause the outer statement to be rolled back as well. Not sure how this actually works for a trigger. The alternate would be to have nesting counts within a StatementContext, which would also require (possibly) StatementContexts to be owned by statements. Currently StatementContexts are just temporarily owned by the statement while it is executing. HTH, Dan.
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August 14, 2015 16:20 ET
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Aug. 14, 2015) - Dundee Corporation (TSX:DC.A) (TSX:DC.PR.D) ("Dundee") announced today that its board of directors has approved the payment of a quarterly cash dividend of $0.298125 per cumulative floating rate first preference share, series 3 payable on September 30, 2015 to shareholders of record on September 16, 2015.
The dividend is designated as an eligible dividend for the purposes of section 89 of the Income Tax Act (Canada).
Dundee is a public Canadian independent holding company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "DC.A". Through its operating subsidiaries, Dundee is engaged in diverse business activities in the areas of its core competencies including investment advisory and corporate finance, energy, resources, agriculture, real estate and infrastructure. Dundee also holds, directly and indirectly, a portfolio of investments mostly in these core focus areas, as well as other select investments in both publicly listed and private companies.
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Live at Rooster's Lounge
Delmark CD DE 803 / DVD1803
Chicago blues vocalist Tail Dragger is back with his second live CD/DVD on
Delmark. The first My Head Is Bald, Live at Vern's Friendly Tavern
(Delmark DE 782 / DVD 1782) was chosen by Living Blues magazine as
the Blues DVD of the Year 2005! "It oozes ambience, the atmosphere tangible"
- Juke Blues. Tail Dragger is now playing every Saturday night at Rooster's
located on Chicago's West Side. Delmark captured this exciting performance
on the night of March 21, 2009 featuring Rockin' Johnny and Kevin Shanahan,
guitar; Martin Lang, harmonica; Todd Fackler, bass; Rob Lorenz, drums; and
special guest Jimmy Dawkins, guitar. CD is 11 songs, 65 minutes; DVD is 12
songs, 75 minutes with Tail Dragger commentary track, 24 bit/48kHz PCM stereo,
5.1 Dolby and DTS.
Also available: American People (Delmark CD DE 728)
Check out this trailer for the DVD:
You can listen to tracks or buy MP3s by clicking below, or by visiting sites such as iTunes, eMusic and others.
If the portal doesn't work in your browser or is ad-blocked, you can get the same audio below:
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An ultra-high fuel economy car was unveiled at a satellite event during the the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. A startup called Elio Motors is preparing to launch a $6,800 car in 2015 that boats impressive efficiency - up to 84 miles per gallon for highway driving (49 miles per gallon for urban driving).
The prototype, shown above, has two wheels in front and a single rear wheel.
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The name of the mission is Impossible Project. The aim is to revive the Polaroid.
The location is an old Polaroid factory that was bought in Netherlands.
Yes, that is right. Polaroid comes back. It was only a year ago when the news flashed that Polaroid stopped making its instant film and changed to an electronics and digital imaging company plus closed down the factories in Mexico and Netherlands.
The new factory is 7420 sq. feet and has 10 giant integral film assembly machines which can produce up to 100-million new instant films per year.
The team which is also named as 'The Re-Invention of Instant Film' brings back analog integral film for Polaroid cameras.
The team consists of people who have worked producing the Polaroid film. In addition to that, the site allows additional new sign-ups, who are interested Polaroid lovers to get involved with the project.
Currently, the team is taking suggestions and promises a new film by 2010 with a new look to instant gratification.
The team is preparing two releases in mid-2010. Those who are developing the new technology are thinking a digital version for Polaroid traditional camera which will be also released to produce digital photos instantly printed in the Polaroid tradition.
Waiting for the next year seems to be fun and exciting for all the nostalgias coming back with instant photography.