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Selected as one of the World's 10 Best Holiday Markets, the SHOP.CA Toronto Christmas Market is filled with enchantment, romance and magic.
Visitors to the Toronto Christmas Market will be immersed in a unique atmosphere that brings the best and most unique craftspeople, artists and artisans, together with an international roster of world class vendors.
The 2018 Toronto Christmas Market is SOLD OUT of vendor spaces.
The 6IXMAN is a classically modern man. Regardless of what he is doing, he always looks good. In a world of social media where you are under constant scrutiny, the pressure is on to look your best even when you are not at your best. The 6IXMAN tackles the challenges of a modern lifestyle with the knowledge that even when he is pushed to the limit, he will make it look easy. A well-groomed man creates a lasting impression of control, strength, and poise. The 6IXMAN marries old world charm with new world pragmatism to become a tour de force. Each 6IXMAN defines our brand and his uniqueness adds to our own.
Angels Welcome
Angels Welcome
European Christmas Flair : a World of enchanted Christmas Decoration and Gifts for you to discover, richly traditional yet modern with a touch of whimsy: Woodland rustic décor - Musical snow globes – Vintage-style Angels and Christmas Pyramids – jewel-coloured Starlights – delightful Baby's first Christmas Ornaments , cozy plush Animal hats - unique Christmas Calendar Cards and Gift Soaps.
Beekeeper's Natural
Beekeeper's Naturals
Beekeeper's Naturals is a Toronto based natural health product company focused on superfoods from the hive and dedicated to saving the bees. We are devoted to sustainable sourcing and developing innovative nutraceuticals to provide effective natural solutions to modern health problems.
Bergo Designs
Bergo Designs
Bergo Designs features the creations of internationally recognized designers and architects, such as Phillippe Starck, Frank Gehry, Karim Rashid and Michael Graves. View unique watches, award winning home products, one of a kind decorative items, critically acclaimed furniture, and distinctive contemporary jewellery. Every item is a conversation piece and design statement.
Chimney Stax
Chimney Stax
Chimney Stax are a hand rolled, rotisserie baked Eastern European sweets served in a variety of delicious holiday flavours.
A warm delicious treat and a MUST HAVE while enjoying the Market!
Christmas on the Beach
Christmas on the Beach
The 5-Point Star Crown is the symbol verifying an authentic Inge-Glas® ornament, created in the tradition of generations of master glassblowers, designers and painters.
Das Kartoffelhaus / Tornado Potato
DAS KARTOFFELHAUS / Tornado Potato
An outdoor market tradition; enjoy these German potato pancakes served with applesauce and sour cream. A whole potato spiraled onto a skewer with a choice of your favourite seasoning.
The Dutch Shop - Continental Specialties
The Dutch Shop - Continental Specialties
All the best from the Netherlands! Windmill cookies, syrup wafers, chocolate initials, toques, mittens, licorice, and much MUCH more!
El Tambache
El Tambache
The collection is furnished in the highest quality of choice yarns inspiring a collection of hats, mitts, scarves and sweaters guaranteed to keep you warm and cozy.
French Canadian Poutine
French Canadian Poutine
Classic Quebec Poutine with cheese curds, gravy and thick cut fries, with the option to add Smoked Beef Brisket.
CASHLESS – Debit and credit are the only forms of payment accepted at this vendor.
The Gingerbread House
The Gingerbread House
Feel just like Hansel and Gretel as you visit our life-size gingerbread house! We have all of the best treats to satisfy your sweet tooth – gingerbread (Lubkuchen) and sugar cookies, cake pops, marshmallow pops, s'mores, and chocolate dipped pretzels. Gluten free options available!
Hot grilled cheese sandwiches on artisan breads.
Featuring "The Classic" , "The Christmas Dinner" and "The Mexican"
Add bacon to any sandwich.
CASHLESS – Debit and credit are the only forms of payment accepted at this vendor.
Kitras Art Glass Inc
Kitras Art Glass Inc
Canada's largest hot glass studio located in Fergus, Ontario. Makers of handblown glass ornaments, home décor and gifts. Believers in the Everyday Beautiful!
Maple Leaf Fudge
Maple Leaf Fudge
World famous homemade fudge, peanut brittle, beer nuts, caramel & candy apples made fresh daily!
Pick up the thank you gift that speaks for itself this holiday season at the merci cabin on Tank House Lane.
With 8 delicious varieties of fine European chocolates in one unique collection, there is something for everyone!
Also available: Toffifee, Werther's Original and Bendick's
Pose in front of the #mercithankyou backdrop and send a heartfelt message to someone you would like to express your appreciation to.
Pefferlaw Creek Farms
Pefferlaw Creek Farms
Pefferlaw Creek Farms is a family run maple syrup operation located conveniently close to Toronto in Uxbridge, Ontario. We are pleased to offer the finest quality local maple syrup and maple products with no additives or preservatives.
Please visit pcfarms.ca for more information.
Raclette was mentioned in medieval writings, in texts from Swiss-German convents dating from as far as 1291 as a particularly nutritious meal consumed by peasants in mountainous Switzerland and Savoy (Now part of France). It was then known in the German-speaking part of Switzerland as Bratchäs, or "roasted cheese". These days it is called Raclette and here at the Christmas Market it is served over Rosemary Roasted Baby Potatoes.
rawkoko is a sister owned and operated Natural Soap, bath and body product company. Everything is small batched and handmade locally in Toronto using sustainable ingredients.
Retro Festive Sales Inc.
Retro Festive Sales Inc.
Canada's Christmas movie memorabilia store. From Rudolph to Frosty, from the Grinch to the Griswolds! Famous for our moose mugs and leg lamps.
Santa's BBQ
Santa's BBQ
Bratwurst, Farmer's Sausage, All Beef Hot Dog, Hungarian Sausage, Thick Cut Bacon Sandwich, Smoked 10oz. Pork Chop on a Pretzel Bun, Coal Roasted Corn with Butter, all grilled over a giant open coal BBQ. Kozlik's Mustard is delighted once again to celebrate the holiday's and provide a variety of real Canadian Mustard to the Toronto Christmas Market.
"Kozlik's Canadian Mustard was established in 1948 and has remained family-owned and operated to this day, producing hand-made mustard in small batches. Like our process, our recipe has not changed in over 60 years, nor has our commitment to sourcing the finest quality ingredients to make the best-tasting mustard possible. We are proud to be a part of Canada's mustard-making tradition, crafting our mustards with 100% Canadian mustard seed and sourcing our ingredients from local suppliers as much as we can. We are deeply committed to natural ingredients and socially responsible business practices, as our mustards are non-GMO, gluten-free, and contain absolutely no additives or preservatives."
CASHLESS – Debit and credit are the only forms of payment accepted at this vendor.
Schweineschnitzel served on a pretzel bun with sautéed red peppers and onions.
CASHLESS – Debit and credit are the only forms of payment accepted at this vendor.
Stickling's Bakery
Stickling's Bakery
Made locally in Peterborough, we offer an array of traditional German Christmas baking to tempt you including hutzelbrot, spitzkuchen and stollen.
Stocking Stuffers
Stocking Stuffers
Looking for that quintessential holiday gift? Stocking Stuffers has everything you need to create the perfect stocking for your loved ones! We offer a large selection of unique ornaments, gift items and figurines, tree toppers, stuffies and bath products. We even have something for your beloved pooch!
At Tartistry, we bake our butter tarts in our shop, by hand, using 100% barrel-churned creamery butter and pure bourbon vanilla.
Our products are all natural, gluten free and preservative-free. Come and enjoy a truly Canadian tradition.
The Nutty Bavarian
The Nutty Bavarian
Fresh roasted cinnamon glazed nuts with the same great flavor and taste as the traditional Gebrannte Mandeln from Germany. We have peacans, almonds, cashews and peanuts.
Uncle Betty's
Uncle Betty's
Wafel Bar
Wafel Bar
WAFEL BAR brings you a little taste of Belgium right to your hands in the form of authentic caramelized Liège style waffles. Served fresh off the hot cast iron, they are delicious on their own or can be enjoyed with a variety of decadent toppings. Stop by our kiosk and treat yourself to the real waffle experience!
Weiner Haus
Weiner Haus
Bratwurst, Farmer's Sausage, All Beef Hot Dog, Hungarian Sausage, Thick Cut Bacon Sandwich and Smoked 10oz. Pork Chop on a Pretzel Bun, Coal Roasted Corn with Butter, all grilled over a giant open coal BBQ.
CASHLESS – Debit and credit are the only forms of payment accepted at this vendor.
Winterbourne Alpaca
Winterbourne Alpaca
Hand-produced alpaca scarves, socks, mittens, and cuddly stuffed animals. Designed by Canadians, produced by traditional method artisans in Ecuador & Peru.
Wooden Wonders
Wooden Wonders
Let the whirlwind of colour whisk you away to a faraway land of hand-painted nesting dolls and intricate wooden carvings. Discover the secrets of folk artistry passed down through generations of Slavic craftsmen.
Yummi Candles
Yummi Candles
Family owned and operated since 1976, Yummi Candles is a Canadian maker of fine candles. Visit our store in the distillery district to choose from thousands of styles, colours and fragrances for gifting, home decor or events. We craft a wide variety of scented and unscented candles made from the highest quality and sustainable ingredients to suit any need.
Yummi Candles. Ambiance, decor, occasions, for all life moments.
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FREME Project is designed to bring understanding to multilingual digital content
Many industries are coping with the challenge of working with a growing amount of digital content across multiple domains and languages. The "Open Framework for e-services for multilingual and semantic enrichment" project (FREME) is designed to help by providing a commercial-grade framework of e-services that will improve existing digital content management techniques.
FREME enrichment services will provide a reusable set of open Application Program Interfaces and Graphical User Interfaces and address the whole content value chain: content creation (or authoring), content translation/localization, publishing and access to content including cross-language sharing and personalized content recommendations.
A two year project funded by the European Commission under the Horizon2020 research program, FREME started in February 2015 and is intended to open new opportunities for all sectors involved in digital content management and strengthen the position of the European Union as provider of innovative multilingual products and services based on digital content and data.
The FREME Project intends to provide a set of interfaces for:
* The enrichment of textual digital content by adding linguistic information in a language or languages other than the language of the content itself.
* And semantic enrichment, which uses metadata, Natural Language Processing Interchange Format (NIF), semantic richness provided by Linked Open Vocabularies and large and prominent repositories in the Linked Open Data (for example, DBpedia, Freebase, and others) to transform unstructured content into its structured representation.
To bring FREME to market, FREME e-Services will address:
- Authoring and publishing multilingually and semantically enriched eBooks.
- Integrating semantic enrichment into multilingual content in translation and localisation.
- Enhancing the cross-language sharing and access to open agricultural and food data.
- FREME-empowered personalized content recommendations.
After the first six months of Project, FREME provides four e-Services. The e-Services provided by FREME will be capable to process (harvest and analyze) content, capture datasets, and add value throughout content and data value chains across sectors, countries, and languages. They are:
* e-Entity. based on entity recognition software and existing linked entity datasets from Linked Data and Open Data
* e-Link. based on the Natural Language Processing Interchange Format (NIF) and RDF;
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* e-Translation. based on cloud machine translation services for building custom machine translation systems.
Each one can be accessed as a Web service via a RESTFul interface. The REST API design has been chosen to permit an easy integration of FREME tools written in various programming languages. All FREME e-Services use the Natural Language Processing Interchange Format, NIF, as the broker format for access to the services and for interaction between the services themselves.
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After leading the Iowa Park High School band to 30 years of sweepstakes, two men credited with the programs success are stepping down.
Former band member, band boosters, and the public all came out on Sunday to celebrate the retirement of Ed Hefti and Greg Miller.
The two have been teaching at Iowa Park for a combined 67 years.
During their tenure the two made a lasting impact on young lives, and helped bring home top marks at U.I.L competitions for three consecutive decades.
Congratulations to both men!


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Robo 2.0 Movie Audio Launch / Music Release: One of the biggest movies coming up in Tamil cinema is Shankar's 2.0. The grand audio launch event of Super Star Rajinikanth and maverick director Shankar's high budget sci-fi extravaganza, 2.0, will take place on October 27 at the Burj Park in Dubai. The event will be held at a cost of more than Rs 15 crore, confirmed a reliable source. Starring Rajinikanth, Akshay Kumar and Amy Jackson and have been shot using cutting-edge 3D technology. The film has music scored by AR Rahman. Check out the below space for complete information regarding Robo 2.0 Movie Audio Launch Date, Time, Audio Launch Full Video Live Streaming and Download Links.
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Robo 2 Audio Release Event Date, Venue, Live Channel Details
Date: Friday, October 27, 2017
Time: 6 PM Local Time (7:30 PM IST)
Venue: Burj Park, Down Town Dubai
Chief Guests: Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum (UAE PM), Kamal Haasan
- Karan Johar (Hindi)
- Rana Daggubatti (Telugu)
- R J Balaji (Tamil)
Live Telecast Channel: Zee TV
Robo 2 Movie Audio Launch / Music Launch Full Details
The audio of the magnum opus will be released at a colorful event to be held on Oct 27 in Dubai. The venue is Burj Park (near the iconic Burj Khalifa structure) and the budget is a whopping Rs. 15 Cr.
The event will start at 7:30 p.m. (IST). About 12000 passes have been printed. Promos of both audio and video of the songs will be displayed on the big screen on the day.
the grand stage would be graced by Bollywood's ace director Karan Johar, who would host the Hindi version of the audio launch while Baahubali fame Rana Daggubati will host the Telugu version. R J Balaji will be hosting the Tamil event.
AR Rahman Performance
AR Rahman is going to perform live on stage and it's said to be one of the main highlights of the show. A song from '2.0' will be performed by the iconic musician with a team of 125 musicians.
Besides, Bosco Caesar Dance Company, a popular dance troupe from Mumbai, will perform to the songs.
Event Budget:
As per the latest update, the film is set for a grand audio launch in Dubai on October. Reports suggest the budget of this audio launch is a whopping Rs 15 crore!
Chief Guests:
As per the latest updates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Prime Minister of the UAE and the ruler of the Emirate of Dubai, might grace the event. However, there has been no official confirmation regarding this news.
It's been reported already that legendary actor Kamal Haasan has been invited and he has given a word that he will attend it.
Robo 2.0 Movie Audio Launch Live Streaming
The event is expected to be broadcast live on Zee Network, which holds the satellite rights of the multilingual movie.
Zee Tamil has declared an exclusive telecast of the event on November 19, 2017, starting at 4 pm.
Zee Telugu will telecast the Telugu audio launch of Robo 2.0 on November 19, 2017, at 4 PM.
Click the below link to watch the live streaming of Robo 2 Point 0 Audio Launch
Robo 2 Audio Launch Tamil Live Streaming
Robo 2.0 Audio Release Telugu Live Streaming
Meanwhile, you can check the live updates, photos, videos and tweets from the below.
Robo 2 Movie Audio Launch Photos | Pics | Images | Videos
Karan Johar | Rana Daggubati & RJ Balaji hosting the 2.0 Audio…
Karan Johar | Rana Daggubati & RJ Balaji hosting the 2.0 Audio Launch at Burj Park Downtown Dubai | Official Malayalam Radio Partner : CLUB FM 99.6
Posted by CLUB FM UAE on Friday, October 27, 2017
Prabhu Deva dance and music maestro A.R. Rahman Director Shankar entry !!
Posted by Zee Telugu on Friday, October 27, 2017
The BEST of the best @arrahman & #Shivamani ready to rock the stage!!! 🎶#2point0AudioLaunch #ARRahman #MyDubai pic.twitter.com/WF7tQiEaX0
— 2.0 (@2Point0movie) October 27, 2017
At the #2Point0AudioLaunch…good or bad who decides!!! @2Point0movie pic.twitter.com/pq5e2XWLI6
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) October 27, 2017
2.0 Audio Launch – Thalaivar Rajnikanth, Akshay Kumar
2.0 Audio Launch – Thalaivar Rajnikanth, Akshay Kumar | at Burj Park Downtown Dubai | Official Malayalam Radio Partner : CLUB FM 99.6
Posted by CLUB FM UAE on Friday, October 27, 2017
2.0 Official Audio Launch Red Carpet – Dhanush, Vijay Yesudas
2.0 Official Audio Launch Red Carpet – Dhanush, Vijay Yesudas | Official Malayalam Radio Partner : CLUB FM 99.6
Posted by CLUB FM UAE on Friday, October 27, 2017
Up above the world so high… #2Point0AudioLaunch going to start soon!
Who's excited? #2Point0 #2point0dxb pic.twitter.com/ejqUsw3MnR
— 2.0 (@2Point0movie) October 27, 2017
Robo 2.0 Movie Details (Credits)
Robo 2 Movie Cast & Crew:
Audio Release Date: October 27, 2017
Movie Release Date: 25th January 2018
Language: Tamil, Telugu (Dubbed), Hindi (Dubbed)
Star Cast: Rajinikanth, Akshay Kumar, Amy Jackson, Sudhanshu Pandey, Adil Hussain
Director: S. Shankar
Producers: Subaskaran Allirajah ( Lyca Productions)
Cinematography: Nirav Shah
Editor: Anthony
Music Director: A. R. Rahman
2.0 is also being called the costliest film India as the movie is made on a budget of Rs 400 crore. The film's Teaser will be released at a grand event to be held in Hyderabad. The date is November 22, and the venue is Shilpakala Vedika.
On December 12, the Trailer will be unveiled amid fanfare in Chennai on the occasion of the superstar's birthday. The Telugu theatrical rights have been sold out for Rs. 81 Cr. It will hit the screens on 25 January 2018
The film is set to release in 10,000 screens in China as their screens support 3D technology.
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This is a partial transcript from Your World with Neil Cavuto, November 14, 2003, that was edited for clarity.
Watch Your World w/Cavuto weekdays at 4 p.m. and 1 a.m. ET.
NEIL CAVUTO, HOST: We want to bring you up to date right now concerning explosions that are being heard in and around Baghdad, apparently coming from a refinery west of Baghdad. That is, an oil refinery west of Baghdad.
This, coming on a week we got reports from our own John Moody who has been reporting from the region, our senior vice president of editorial, that oil is almost completely back on line in the country, 2.3 million barrels a day coming out of Iraq. That is about the highest it has been in 11 years. But of course, these explosions, whether they affect any of the refinery capacity that is talked about in those oil numbers is still unclear.
But again, explosions being reported in Baghdad near an oil refinery west of Baghdad, something I want to take up with my nest guest right now, Madeleine Albright, the former secretary of state, whose book, Madam Secretary sort of chronicling her role as the secretary of state in the Clinton administration. Took a look at terror then; takes a look at terror now.
Secretary, thanks you for joining us. We appreciate it.
MADELEINE ALBRIGHT, FMR. SECRETARY OF STATE: Good to be with you. Very good.
CAVUTO: What do you make of this ongoing sporadic violence in Iraq, now these latest reports of explosions at a refinery? What do you make of that?
ALBRIGHT: Well, I think clearly there are those who are trying to sabotage every effort at trying to return Iraq to a normal life or bring it to a normal life. And these are people who are very much opposed to the kind of things that we are doing. I think it is very troubling and it clearly shows the difficulty in establishing some kind of a viable security situation there.
CAVUTO: All right. Now, the administration has come under a lot of attack from the crop of Democratic presidential candidates, ma'am, who you know, who question whether weapons of mass destruction will ever be found. Do you think they are there?
ALBRIGHT: Well, I did think they were there, frankly, because in 1998, when the inspectors were kicked out, not all the weapons had been accounted for. So, I expected some to be there. I just did not think that they were an imminent threat.
I do hope that Dr. Kay and his team are still able to find something. I can't imagine where they are. And it could be that they are buried or, more fearfully, in the hands of some kind of terrorist groups. I think it continues to be an issue and a question of credibility.
CAVUTO: So if you knew, Secretary, that it was possible -- put yourself in Saddam Hussein's shoes -- and you know an American attack could be imminent, you think he would have tried to get some of that stuff out to terrorist groups?
ALBRIGHT: You don't know. I mean, I think one of the hardest parts is putting yourself into the head of Saddam Hussein. But the question is, they could have dissipated or disappeared after we had invaded. Because I'm not sure that it was the kind of weapons that could be found by even some great Marine kicking in the door. Not canisters of things, but more a matter of tracing things scientifically, or small parts that were buried somewhere.
I'm not saying they existed. All I'm saying is, logically, when in 1998 the inspectors were kicked out, we thought that some weapons had not yet been accounted for.
CAVUTO: Because they -- as you know, the long record has always been, Secretary, that, through the Clinton administration, through the early days of the Bush administration, dealing with Saddam Hussein has been dealing sort of like with a child who says he's going to follow your orders but ultimately does not. Do you think this administration was justified in its attack?
ALBRIGHT: I have said that I understood the why of the war, because I said the same things about Saddam Hussein that President Bush has said. I just did not know why now, because I felt that he was not an imminent threat and that we should be concentrating on what was going on in Afghanistan, from whence the attackers of 9/11 came. And, to do more to secure the situation there.
CAVUTO: But how do you know, Secretary -- I'm sorry, ma'am -- but how do you know those attackers or some of those behind terrorism in general weren't also in Iraq?
ALBRIGHT: Well, I didn't think they were at the time. I don't think that it was shown in a very good way that Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein and Usama bin Laden were linked. I do now think, however, that with the chaotic situation that is going on, that Iraq has in fact become kind of a gathering ground, if not a magnet for all those who hate us. So I'm now willing to believe that there are connections.
CAVUTO: What do you think, Secretary, about the criticism that Donald Rumsfeld has suffered? You mentioned that it is more important for the secretary of state to set foreign policy and to sort of be the spokesperson on foreign issues, than is the secretary of defense. That obviously seems to be sticking something to Donald Rumsfeld. What did you mean by that?
ALBRIGHT: Well, I think the following: clearly, during a war, the secretary of defense is the major player. But, classically, one would think it would be the secretary of state that dealt with the post-conflict situation, or at least that there would be more visible cooperation between the two.
Now, I would like to say that when we were in office, people were saying who was up, who was down and various disagreements that were not true. So I don't want to get into any discussion of the internal disagreements between -- among people in the Bush administration because it may not be so. But I do think that the State Department should be having the lead role in trying to get support for the diplomatic efforts there, to try to get more help from other countries so that we are not dealing with the security situation all by ourselves.
CAVUTO: All right. Secretary Madeleine Albright, thank you very much. The book is Madam Secretary. It's racing up best-seller lists as we speak. Thank you, ma'am.
ALBRIGHT: Thank you, Neil.
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Setup Outlook 2007 on your personal computer
To set up Outlook 2007 for your UNB email on your personal (non-UNB) computer, do the following:
1. If you are doing this from off campus, please connect to the UNB network through the VPN. The VPN should only be required during the initial setup.
2. Go to 'Start' > 'Control Panel' and in the top right corner, change the view to 'Small Icons'. Click the 'Mail (32-bit)' icon then click 'Show Profiles'.
3. 'Remove' all profiles from the list. Note, this will not delete any data.
4. Log-off and Log back on to your computer.
5. Open Outlook. You will be prompted to create a new Outlook profile. Type 'Outlook' and select 'OK'.
6. Select 'Manually configure server settings or additional server types'. Click 'Next'.
7. Select 'Microsoft Exchange'. Click 'Next'.
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9. Uncheck 'Use Cached Exchange Mode'.
10. Enter your UNB Login ID (without the @unb.ca) into the 'User Name' field.
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13. Select the 'Connection' tab along the top of the window.
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Double Fatal: 2 Harnett County teens killed in crash
Double Fatal: 2 Harnett County teens killed in crash
Authorities say two Harnett County teenagers have died after the car in which they were riding ran off a road at 80 mph and smashed into a tree near Erwin.
A report filed by Highway Patrol Trooper B.J. Holder says the accident happened just before 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
The victims were identified as 16-year-old Kirby Preston Wood of Dunn and 18-year-old Kzon Crenshaw of Erwin.
Authorities say Wood was killed on impact while Crenshaw died Wednesday at a Raleigh hospital.
Family members told local media outlets the victims, both students at Triton High School, were best friends.


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1. Trade Test in Masonry (NITA)
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5. Trade in Motor Vehicle Mechanics (NITA)
The college offers other courses apart from the ones mentioned above
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Hi everyone,my name is Christine,
On the 29th December my husband noticed that I was very yellow and my abdomen was swollen,after calling NHS they told me to go to an out of hours clinic where I saw a Dr he immediatley rang our local hospital and sent me there.
I was terrified as was my husband,after an initial examination and tests it was obvious that my liver was not functioning, i was admitted and treatment started, I was very very poorly
After 4 days on a chest ward due to a lack of beds I was transferred to a gastro ward and the real treatment started, my husband was told by the consultant that if it was only the liver I had a 50/50 chance but i was also suffering from kidney failure as well and that my chances were 10%.....
I was treated as aggressively as possible and started to rally after four weeks in hospital I was deemed well enough to come home, I am seeing the consultant about every 4 weeks and have had my abdomen drained twice the first time whilst in hospital 8ltrs and the second time last week 6ltrs. I have decompensated liver disease, cirrosis due to alcohol and am worried about the future, I don't sleep we'll, I itch, i am sure you know the symptoms.
My consultant tells me clinically I am doing very well,l by the way I have not touched alcohol since nor do I feel the need so I guess in that respect I am fortunate.
Sorry for the long blog but need to share my story with you all.Just don't know what the future holds in Respect of my condition.
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New coffee table computer Ideacentre Horizon Table PC by Lenovo unveiled at CES 2013 (Video)By Angel Cuala on Jan 7, 2013 in Tablet, Technology, United States •
Lenovo unveiled on Sunday, January 6, 2013 its new coffee table computer called the IdeaCentre Horizon Table PC, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2013) in Las Vegas. The device is a 27-inch multi-user, multi-touch touchscreen PC that can be used at home. A review video by CNET is available below.
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Interestingly, this first-of-its-kind device by the Chinese electronics giant company is a coffee table computer can lie flat on any surface, and can be used vertically like a regular desktop PC. Since it has a built-in stand, it can be used by several people at the same time. It is now being dubbed as the world's first "interpersonal PC."
Among the key features of this IdeaCentre Horizon Table PC include a multi-touch display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. It is powered by the Intel Core i7 Ivy Bridge processor that runs Windows 8 Professional, and sports a Nvidia GeForce GT 620M card with 1GB of memory.
In addition, it has 8GB of RAM, with up to 1TB of hard disk space and an optional 64GB SSD. Other features include Bluetooth and 802.11n, 720p webcam, stereo speakers with Dolby Home Theater v4, 6-in-1 media reader, and a USB 3.0 support.
"We've seen technology shifts across the four screens, from the desktop to the laptop, tablet, and smartphone, and yet, while people have more computing power than ever before, there is still room for technologies like Horizon that bring people together." Lenovo Product Group President Peter Hortensius was quoted at Lenovo.com.
"Horizon makes personal computing interpersonal computing with shared, collaborative experiences among several people. Now many people can enjoy different photos, music and video on the same screen, and they can play games with our special accessories that blend physical and digital interaction." Hortensius added.
Lenovo also noted that this Horizon Table PC includes Lenovo App Shop, a dedicated apps store powered by Intel AppUp, which allows users to access to more than 5,000 multi-user entertainment apps. It will be available starting early this summer at Lenovo.com and via its business partners for approximately $1,699.
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All the ways that the internet allows us to express our opinions, be it a blog like this one, a Twitter account, Facebook, or even angry emails to our local member of parliament or local newspaper, can leave us with a feeling of empowerment, as if we have grown a new set of muscles and find ourselves with a much wider range of capabilities.
We are free to express our views on any number of topics, from the mundane to the hot topic of the day.
The old days of venting an angry opinion at the local pub, waving fingers in the air and decrying the latest outrage to a few of our mates has given way to the worldwide mashing of keyboards and the spewing forth of all kinds of opinionated verbosity, from solid arguments to venomous rants.
In the decades before the internet became the global mouthpiece it is today, getting yourself a public forum was much more exclusive.
To be able to share your opinions with the world required the pursuit of a career in politics, journalism, or any other professional field of endeavor that gave you an outlet for your views to reach a public audience.
However, there was another set of avenues that could get you that coveted public ear, without all that tedious mucking about in university.
You could become a celebrity.
Music, acting, dancing, painting and creative writing, to name but a few, offered an access to the public via popular media that many have exploited in days gone by.
They still do, with some celebrities becoming celebrities because they're nothing but, well, celebrities. Simply being the son or daughter of someone rich, powerful and or famous is license to hold celebrity status.
It would seem that once one has reached the dizzying heights of celebrity status, one can also assume the mantle of authority on a bewildering range of subject matter; this subject matter having absolutely nothing to do with the reason for ones elevated public status.
Many years ago I was struck by an outstanding exception to this rule.
Perhaps the greatest celebrity of decades past, the one they still call 'The King', Elvis Presley himself, stood apart from the crowd of singers, actors and others who took public stances in the arena of world opinion.
On June 9th, 1972, before taking to the stage at Madison Square Gardens, Elvis held a press conference.
One question among the plethora fired at him was this; "You were in the Army and were drafted. What is your opinion of war protesters? And would you today refuse to be drafted?"
His answer was simply this; "Honey, I'd just as soon keep my own personal opinions about that to myself. 'Cause I'm just an entertainer and I'd rather not say."
For me, this was as honest an answer as was ever given, especially on what was in 1972 a hot topic indeed, at least in the US.
Elvis doubtless recognized his power to sway the opinions of others and felt himself unqualified to do so on that particular subject.
Over the decades from the late 1950's onward, celebrities of all kinds have assisted in swinging public opinion one way or another.
US presidential campaigns have been replete with supporting celebrities and will doubtless continue to do so, but why?
The reason, sad as it is, is that people look to such ones for guidance, for their thoughts to be dictated to them so as to avoid having to delve into things both dark and alarming to enable them to form their own opinions.
The world is swimming in such people, sometimes mockingly called 'Sheeple', and the internet is allowing free access to these folks for anyone with a computer, modem and a requisite opinion.
So it is that we can access web sites on subject matter which would never be tolerated in society on any other platform; political activists and extremists, religious and social pundits of every form imaginable, even lunatics and the mentally dysfunctional can and do have free right of expression here.
In some ways, this has wrested the crown from atop the heads of the media barons, though they continue to spend copious amounts of both time and money to avoid relinquishing their power.
It is unfortunate in the extreme that those inheriting the power of opinion are displaying no less in the way of weakness when it comes to dissemination of their thoughts.
Ego becomes inflated and seizes control in the heads of the many, thus they allow themselves to indulge in the venting of unqualified opinions which, sadly, get at least a small audience.
The problem here is one of qualification, is it not?
I am a blogger and soon to be a published author, but that does not change who I am by so much as a millimeter, does it?
If my book were to become successful (unlikely, but stay with me here), would that fact suddenly empower me with knowledge on a wide range of subjects? Of course not.
Elvis opined, and rightly so, that his abilities as an entertainer in no way gave him the authority to hold forth on the contentious subject of America's military presence in a foreign country.
Indeed, the celebrity of an individual grants them nothing in the way of rights or ability to offer guidance on things in which they are unqualified.
The same holds true for bloggers and authors like myself.
I have an opinion on the state of the worlds environmental condition, for example. Is it a valid opinion? For me, it certainly is.
Is it worth expressing here? It certainly isn't.
The reason is simple; I have no qualifications in that area and my opinion is therefore of little to no value to anyone but myself.
The world has both a scientific and a political community, those people hold both the knowledge and the authority to make a difference to the worlds environment.
Thus they have a right and a responsibility to both determine what needs to be done and see to it that it is executed in a timely manner.
The only right I have in that regard is the right to have a vote, if I wish to, on who holds political office in my country. As I have no qualifications nor meaningful depth of knowledge of the worlds environmental condition, I have no right to influence the thinking of another in regard to that matter, do I?
It is beholden upon all those who write to write well, and to constrain our writing to be held within the bounds of the depth of our knowledge.
Disseminating knowledge is our right, influencing others in fields of thought outside of our qualifications is not, in my humble opinion.
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Sharing your home with a cute little animal, whether it has fins, feathers or fur, is a wonderful thing. It can connect the family, teach children responsibility and encourage everyone to be more active, not to mention reduce stress, according to research. But, with opening your home and heart to something cute and cuddly comes huge responsibility. From making sure your teething puppy has enough chew toys to stop him from ruining your brand-new pair of flip-flops, to ensuring your bunny rabbit's hutch is adequately air-conditioned (only in Dubai), there are a number of important things to factor in when deciding to get a family pet. We look at some of the most crucial questions and count the cost of being a pet owner in the UAE.
The great debate
Is there ever really a need to buy a pet, when there are so many in need of caring homes? Our transient lifestyle here in Dubai is one of the biggest reasons that pets need a forever (or as-long-as-you-can-promise-them) home. With the huge number of unspayed and unneutered cats and dogs running around, the adoption and rescue groups here, mostly coordinated and funded by volunteers, offer some worthy options for families looking to add to their menagerie. Here are just a few:
Adopt Animals UAE
An online site giving great advice on how to go about adopting a pet. It's also a free listing platform to raise awareness and promote adoption across the country. Birds and rabbits feature here, as well as a large number of cats and dogs.
Animal Action UAE
The volunteers behind Animal Action UAE take the time to look after stray animals, fostering as many of them as they can and ideally re-homing them with caring families. They have a very active Facebook group that also serves as a forum for advice on all things pet related. It's a mine of useful information.
Search "Animal Action UAE" on Facebook or email email@example.com.
K9 Friends
K9 Friends reunites lost dogs with their owners, cares for stray pooches and helps them find forever homes. It operates a shelter that can home up to 125 dogs and 30 puppies, and also educates the public on becoming a more responsible pet-owning population through seminars and advice-giving services. This organisation welcomes volunteers in a number of areas, including dog companionship and grooming.
www.k9friends.com (04 887 8739).
The Bin Kitty Collective
This group of kind volunteers has a special programme for the Trapping, Neutering and Releasing (TNR) of stray street cats across the city. It offers discounted rates through its network of vets for the fostering and caring of cats and kittens, and also organises adoption days, complete with lots of solid advice, for families who wish to welcome a feline friend into their homes.
Search "The Bin Kitty Collective" on Facebook or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Money spinner
Owning a pet in Dubai can bring with it hefty financial tolls. Aside from the yearly vaccination costs, which are required by law, if your furry friend gets ill or has an accident and needs to spend time with the vet, it can quickly spiral upwards and you may find that your bank balance suffers. In many countries around the world, pet insurance offers that safety blanket and alleviates the financial stress of a sick animal. It is hugely important for potential pet owners to count the costs as much as they can before committing to bringing a little creature to live in your family home. To help you work your way through the process, We've rounded up costs from some of the popular animal practices in Dubai…
Blue Oasis
A warm and caring pet clinic that is dedicated to the wellbeing of animal friends, including cats, dogs, rodents and rabbits.
Dhs185 (consultation), Dhs335 (annual vaccinations for cats and dogs), Dhs75 (municipality fee). Dubai Investments Park, Green Community, www.blueoasispetcare.com (04 884 8580).
Dubai Municipality Veterinary Services
This government veterinary practice is a cost-effective option for many, as initial consultations are free of charge.
Free (consultations), Dhs210 (annual vaccination for dogs), Dhs180 (annual vaccination for cats), Dhs10 (municipality fee). Open Sat-Thu 7.30am-7.30pm; Fri 6.30am-11am, 2pm-7.30pm. Wadi Al Amardi, email@example.com (04 289 1114).
Two feet four paws
This practice is made up of a family-orientated team who are on hand to cater for all your pet's needs. It plays an active role within the community by constructively contributing towards the welfare of all animals, including fledgling birds.
Dhs190 (consultation), Dhs375 (annual vaccinations for cats and dogs), Dhs53 (municipality fee). Open Sun-Wed 8am-7pm, Thu 8am-5pm, Fri-Sat 9am-5pm. Shop 1, Al Durar Building, Dubailand (04 552 0213). Other location: Golden Mile Galleria 1, www.2feet2paws.ae (04 442 8330).
Pet hotels
Sometimes your pet will need a sitter, especially as during the hot summer months many families leave town for travels far and wide. There are plenty of kennels and catteries that offer friendly and happy temporary care, but it's best to get booked in early. Another idea is to find a trustworthy pet sitter who can spend time with your furry friend when you're not around. Here's a round up of different options…
CSD Pet Solutions
You might prefer having your critter looked after in your own home, especially if you are just away for the weekend. Staff from this company will come for scheduled visits to your location and feed and play with your pet and walk them if needed. You can choose from one, two or even three visits a day.
Dhs65 (per cat for 35 minutes), Dhs75 (per dog for 45 minutes). www.petsittingindubai.com (056 466 8625).
Daphne Play Centre
Like a soft play area for dogs, Daphne's Play Centre offers kennel-free boarding for man's best friend. It includes an indoor doggy park and a safe space for your four-legged little ones to enjoy a "playcation". Overnight guests have cosy beds, plenty of toys and treats.
Dhs110 (per day boarding), Dhs80 (doggy day-care). Open Sun-Thu 8am-6pm, Fri-Sat 10am-5pm. Warehouse 8, 7B Street, Al Quoz Industrial Area 4, www.daphneplaycentre.com (050 707 6196).
Urban Tails
A seven-star hotel for your critter – this is the promise from Urban Tails. It provides a home away from home for your cat or dog – you can even book a condo for multiple pets!
Dhs115 (per day boarding in a junior suite), Dhs85 (doggy day-care). Open Sat-Thu 9am-6pm or 7am-7pm for day-care. Dubai Investment Park 2, The Green Community, www.urbantailsdubai.com (04 884 8847).
Should we or shouldn't we?
Dr Erica Rebelo, the director of Star Veterinary Clinic, is the proud owner of two horses, three Jack Russell terriers, one boxer dog, one European cat and an African grey parrot. She also has a Master's degree in dairy cattle farming and is utterly passionate about animals. Here, she offers her top ten tips for families thinking about getting a pet…
"The decision to get a pet, no matter what pet, takes time. Families should study a little about the animal they want and shouldn't just follow "fashion" or get whatever their friends have. Families should consider their own lifestyle and the time they have to spend in order to find the pet suitable for them. Even rabbits or snakes or birds like and need to interact with their owners."
"Not doing enough research before acquiring a pet is the most common mistake families make. People need to find out what feeding requirements the animal has and what type of food is available here. Find out if the animal has any special needs and also determine whether there are any common breed-specific problems."
"If you're looking to encourage the concept of responsibility for a child, then rabbits and guinea pigs are definitely good for kids. Or even fish, to start off with. You can explain and create feeding schedules together and, for older children, they can be responsible for cleaning enclosures and making sure there is plenty of food and bedding, for example."
"Insects are great for allowing children to study how creatures interact with each other and see how they grow and change under their care. Spiders, beetles, crickets, flies and ants can be found in abundance in our back gardens."
"Small dog breeds or kittens should generally be avoided with very young children as accidents can occur when younger members of the family aren't aware of the risks of dropping them or squeezing too hard when giving cuddles."
"Be careful when choosing your pet in this climate, to ensure it's a breed that can handle the heat. Seek advice from your local vet if you're not sure."
"Make sure children understand that pets are not teddy bears or toys that they can discard whenever they want. Explain that having a pet is the same as welcoming a new member of the family – they need to be taken care of, fed and given love and attention."
"Private pet insurance is crucial and is something that is still being properly developed in the UAE. Veterinary supplies and equipment are expensive, especially here, where there are many restricted medicines that can be expensive to source. MRIs and CT scans can also be very expensive, as investing in this sort of machinery for clinics is a huge investment."
"No animal should actually be difficult to look after as long as you do your homework before you get it, and are fully prepared to provide everything your pet is going to need."
"I always would suggest adopting instead of buying a pet, if you can. You can't imagine how many pets are waiting for a home and, fortunately, there are so many people in the UAE dedicating their lives to this cause."
No pet left behind
The reality of life as an expat family is that home is rarely the same place for more than a few years at a time. So, if you're reading this and thinking about getting a pet, it's important to consider that, if not properly researched, welcoming one into your family could bring huge, unexpected expenses when it's time to move on. Unfortunately, this means that many families tend to abandon their pets when leaving, instead of forking out for relocation or rehoming costs. So, we spoke to Tim Nanjappa, global relocations account manager from Dubai Kennels and Cattery, about the costs and processes involved in transporting your best (furry) friends.
He says: "A young, medium-sized dog such as an English or American cocker spaniel, for example, would cost approximately Dhs10,000 to Dhs12,000 to transport from Dubai to New York, in America, and Dhs10,000 to Dhs12,000 from Dubai to London, England, and Dhs24,000 to Dhs26,000 to Sydney, Australia."
Once you've got those costs settled, then this is what you need to think about before you ship your pet:
1 Does your pet belong to a banned breed list in the importing country?
2 Does your pet meet the entry requirements of the importing country? Australia and New Zealand, for example, ask you to make preparations at least six months before any transit actually takes place.
3 Certain breeds of dog, such as short-nosed ones, are statistically more prone to death during air travel than those with normal snouts. That's because these breeds have less internal anatomical space in which to pack the same amount of respiratory structure when compared to standard-nosed ones.
4 If you are transporting a pet other than a cat or dog, it's worth checking if they belong to the CITES (Convention of International Trade of Endangered Species) list. If they do, you'll need to obtain additional import and export permits, which can be time consuming. Be prepared.
5 Do you have the correct paperwork, including health certificates for vaccinations and import permits required for your pet to enter the country?
6 Is your cat or dog fit to fly? If they're in poor health or particularly elderly, they may not cope with the journey very well.
7 Do you have a suitable travel box that meets airline and IATA standards?
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When a 135,000-square-foot Wegmans store moved in across the street from one Dean's Natural Food Market location and Trader Joe's took up residence half a mile from the other, the Ocean, New Jersey–based independent retailer may have been tempted to slash prices in hopes of keeping a competitive edge.
But founder Dean Nelson did nothing of the sort. In addition to the full-time nutritionist Nelson had on staff to conduct free consultations in his store aisles, he invited a local raw foods chef to host evening cooking classes and launched a newspaper ad campaign urging people to "Be Mindful," "Help a Stranger Today" and "Say Something Nice."
The longtime natural products retailer even rented out the local movie theater to screen and, thus, expose more people to habit-changing health documentaries such as Food, Inc. and Forks Over Knives.
"Can I compete on price? Probably not," Nelson says. Yet, his stores' sales continue to grow—despite the heavy competition. How? Because they are much more than just food outposts. "We're not only about selling organic apples," Nelson says. "Our mission is a lot bigger than that. We're about creating total mental and physical wellness."
Dean's Natural Food Market is not alone. At a time when grocery competition is cutthroat and consumers are looking beyond traditional medical channels for solutions to the nation's mounting health care crisis, many retailers—from natural products Goliaths such as Whole Foods Market to independents like Dean's—are working hard to evolve from simply being places to "buy stuff" to become holistic hubs of wellness.
Natural and conventional stores compete on wellness
Not surprisingly, Whole Foods is pushing particularly hard in this direction—and raising the bar for what it means to be a retail-based health resource. In May, the mega-chain began rolling out Wellness Clubs, which offer members in-store nutrition and cooking classes, supper clubs, lifestyle evaluations by registered dietitians, and 10 percent discounts on the store's healthiest food items—all for a one-time fee of $195 and a monthly membership of $45 (fees vary by location).
Yet, the move to become more than just a store is taking place well beyond the natural channel. Midwest supermarket chain Hy-Vee recently launched a six-week diet program called Fast, Fit, Food. Through the program, staff RDs not only offer advice and classes, but also plan, collect and bag five days' worth of calorie-appropriate meals for participants each week. Meanwhile, Target stores and Giant Eagle supermarkets recently joined the roughly 1,500 retail outlets nationwide to offer in-store health clinics, where consumers can pop in unannounced to have a nurse practitioner test blood pressure, glucose levels or cholesterol, or peek into a sore ear or throat.
All in all, the Food Marketing Institute reports that 72.4 percent of grocery stores now offer some sort of "health and nutrition" education, while 38 percent provide cooking classes (many of which focus on healthy eating or recipes tailored to specific health conditions such as diabetes).
Not surprisingly, the grocery store is proving to be a particularly effective place for people to learn about and take steps to improve their health and wellness. "Consumers today are advocating for their own health more than ever before, but the abundance of information out there can be overwhelming," says Cathy Polley, vice president of health and wellness at FMI. "Retailers are discovering that they are well-positioned to help consumers navigate the solutions."
Winning the wellness race
Of course, as Jay Jacobowitz, president of the Brattleboro, Vt.–based consulting firm Retail Insights, notes, the concept of "store as wellness center" is nothing new for most natural products retailers. "The best independents have employed licensed practitioners and offered educational events since day one," he says.
What has changed, however, is the natural products playing field. Sales of natural and organic products have been growing more robustly within the conventional channel over the last few years, and this channel is expected to soon eclipse natural retailers as the number-one purveyor of these products. In fact, according to data from Natural Foods Merchandiser's 2011 Market Overview, natural and specialty retailers—which include independents and chains such as Whole Foods Market and GNC—generated $36 billion in natural and organic product sales last year, with sales expanding 7 percent. In comparison, conventional retailers—including chains such as Safeway and Kroger—rang up $29.2 billion in natural and organic product sales for 7.6 percent growth.
In some regions of the country, the natural products sections within mass-market stores dwarf what is offered in mom-and-pop natural foods shops. And with gas prices expected to stay high, many predict that shoppers will consolidate their driving even more, seeking out destinations where they can shop for dinner fixings, get a bone-density screening, take a healthy cooking class and glean diet advice all in one place.
How natural stores can compete
What does this mean for independent natural products stores on a budget? It's time to get creative and, in some cases, go back to those holistic roots.
"Due to the economy and the competition, this is going to be a tough market going forward," says Michael Kanter, chief visionary officer of Cambridge Naturals in Cambridge, Mass. In an effort to better compete, Cambridge Naturals recently conducted a thorough study of its grocery offerings to make sure that what it carries sells well now and into the future. It also hired two licensed acupuncturists and scaled up its wellness services, including adding nutrition consultations. "I don't think you can survive at this point just being a natural foods store that sells products," Kanter says. "You need a greater mission that you're communicating to people."
1. Invest in star practitioners
Step into Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy in Boulder, Colo., and you might find a licensed herbalist, naturopathic doctor, certified nutritionist and aesthetician—each clad in a white coat and milling the aisles, ready to answer questions. Behind the counter stands a pharmacist, there to fill prescriptions but also to advise customers about supplements they should consider taking to counteract drug-induced nutrient depletion or avoid due to potentially harmful interactions.
If Pharmaca customers prefer to look up specific health conditions and potential remedies on their own, they can use the Aisle7 Healthnotes kiosk at the center of the store. But for when they have questions on dosages or brands, a practitioner is standing by.
"If you're going to become a destination for health and wellness, you have to staff accordingly," says Pharmaca CEO Mark Panzer. "Our practitioners are the stars of the show."
Eleven years after opening its first European-style apothecary in the United States, Pharmaca has grown to 24 stores. But even as the number of stores has expanded, the retailer has kept its floor space relatively small (3,800 to 7,800 square feet) so it can "save on real-estate costs" and invest heavily in licensed staff, Panzer says.
To sweeten the pot for professionals who've completed many years of schooling to earn their credentials, Pharmaca allows its practitioners to hand out cards and use the store as a vehicle to promote their after-hours private practices. (They cannot, by law, diagnose or treat within the store aisles.)
"When customers develop faith in a practitioner, they become much more loyal to the store," Panzer says. "The long-term payback is well worth it."
Debra Stark agrees. Fifteen years ago, the proprietor of Debra's Natural Gourmet in Concord, Mass., approached Grace Pintabona, a customer and soon-to-retire registered nurse, with an odd question: Would she want to work in the store? Stark clearly couldn't pay Pintabona what she made at her hospital job, but the retailer could offer her a friendly setting and a room where she could do private consultations for a fee. Pintabona obliged. Today, she is a cornerstone of the 3,300-square-foot store's success, helping customers make sense of test results, guiding them toward supplements and dietary solutions when she believes drugs aren't yet necessary, and writing a well-read monthly newsletter column. Pintabona has also built up a healthy private practice on the side, charging $60 per hour (less than what many would pay at the doctor's office).
"I come with a background in anatomy and physiology and a degree of implied trust," Pintabona says. "I think this gives the store a little more credibility in the area of health and wellness."
2. Think outside your box
Industry consultants agree that educational programming is a critical way for natural products retailers to set themselves apart from their conventional counterparts. But what if you're tight on space?
Stark meets this challenge by opening her home to customers, offering monthly cooking class/dinner parties for a $59 fee. She works with ingredients that people tend to shy away from (kelp noodles and pumpkinseed oil, anyone?) and then, at meal's end, hands out recipes for each item served. "This creates a sense of closeness to the business, and when participants walk away, they are no longer afraid to try new ingredients," Stark says. "They usually come into the store later and buy all of them."
Stark also publishes healthy recipes in her store's monthly newsletter, which has been around for 22 years. Her son, Adam Stark, writes a health and wellness article for each newsletter. "He's created quite a following," Stark says. "Local doctors send people to him."
To cultivate a sense of community around his Jersey Shore stores, Nelson has gone big. He recently shelled out thousands of dollars to screen Food, Inc. and Forks Over Knives at a local theater and present an educational talk by his staff nutritionist beforehand. To cover his costs, Nelson charged each customer $10. In return, every attendee received a $10 gift certificate for the store and a popcorn goodie bag stuffed with items his vendors provided for free. "We did four nights of Food Inc., and we filled every seat every night," Nelson says, noting that the screenings solidified the store's role as a wellness hub and consciousness raiser. "It was exciting as hell."
Stores with small budgets and limited space can use technology to do big things to broaden their wellness offerings. This includes sending digital newsletters, hiring part-time RDs to answer questions in online forums or on Facebook pages, and offering up staff to provide commentary to local media."We employ a community-outreach specialist who has established herself as the go-to person for a local daily TV program," says Scott Duennes, executive director of Nature's Bin in Lakewood, Ohio. The retailer also hosts in-store lectures on celiac disease, raw foods, organic gardening, canning and more.
3. Know who you are
Oftentimes, the first step in transitioning from a store into more of a wellness center is simply looking at what you already have going for you and expanding upon it.
"Focus on what you do best and what your customers are asking for," Jacobowitz says. If you have a lot of young moms coming in, host guest speakers to discuss childhood nutrition or postpartum hormonal changes. If your clientele is older, offer talks on dealing with bone loss. And if a staff member has a degree in nutrition, massage or acupuncture, ask that person if he or she would be interested in offering a free lecture or private consultations. Debra's Natural Gourmet hosts a knitting group helmed by its accountant, poetry readings led by the store manager and consults with a homeopath who comes in on Saturdays once a month.
"We don't want to be just a retail store—that's no fun," Stark says. "We want to be this wonderful, engaging, interactive community place where people exchange information and get excited not only about food but also about health and nutrition." As Stark has learned, being more than just a store can pay off handsomely. Debra's Natural Gourmet averages sales of $1,700 per square foot annually—four times the industry average—and is experiencing double-digit growth, Stark says.
Nelson recommends retailers also try to look beyond the bottom line and reach out to the community for selfless reasons. His store provides free after-school snacks to the local Boys & Girls Club and free healthy food to a local cancer-care facility for women. In the end, it appears, such altruism comes back around.
"When Wegmans opened eight years ago, our sales dropped 40 percent, and I was scared out of my mind," Nelson says. "But then we realized we just needed to be that much more grateful for the customers coming in. To a degree, we have taken the emphasis off our own needs and recognized our responsibility to become a role model in the community. We don't make a ton of money. Our bottom line could be better."
But, he adds, "We are still here"—and still helping make the local community that much healthier every single day.
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OK, so Lassie isn't Old Yeller in the genre of classic pet films. But in what is becoming the year of the animal on screen, the soulful Collie dog with the long white neck ruff is a sight to see. And what a canine - running free in the green mountains along Shenandoah Valley, coming to the rescue faster than a call to 911.
She (actually a "he'') is adopted by the Turner family on its way from Baltimore to rural Virginia. Lassie mends the broken heart of Matt (Thomas Guiry of The Sandlot), 13, who still mourns the death of his mother.
It takes time for these city folks to learn country ways, like how to survive when a sure thing falls through. Their quiet determination makes for realistic situations. With Jon Tenney and Helen Slater playing Matt's low-key father and stepmother, the film has a good foundation.
But the domestic and social adjustments of Matt and younger sister Jennifer (Brittany Boyd) matter less than the dog in action, helping dumb humans come to terms with what's happening - like the mean-spirited Garland clan. Sam (Frederic Forrest) and teen-age sons Jim (Charlie Hofheimer) and Josh (Clayton Barclay Jones) are sheep herders who have gotten rich letting their flock stray into other people's land.
To my mind, there is too little Lassie and too much Matt, despite his growing more likeable after shedding the Kurt Cobain-ish gloom and bandanna. Try as they might, a trio of screenwriters doesn't give the dog - played by an eighth generation descendant of the original Collie in 1943's Lassie Come Home - enough to do. It's a far howl from the live-action movie Milo & Otis, a cat-and-dog adventure significantly minus the human presence.
Only once does Matt say the line uttered constantly on the old TV series Lassie: "What is it, girl?" Here, it's almost understood that the dog is omniscient and two-legged critters will have to do their best to catch up.


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So, when know showing off always end in tears, but for one unlucky driver it also cost a serious amount of cash. For one driver, a moment of madness could have ended up in a catastrophe of epic scale.
The crash which occurred in Shaoxing, in the Zhejiang Province, China, earlier this month involved a purple McLaren 650s Spider and a petrol tanker. The McLaren 650s Spider is photographed with its front end wedged under the tanker which given the high import taxes in China for luxury goods will be extremely expensive to fix.


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Sports Apps
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Acadiana LifeStyle Takes The Guesswork Out Of App SelectionBy Gail Suberbielle
With thousands of apps out there for your smartphone or tablet, it can be hard to make a choice without cluttering up your phone or cutting into your wallet with apps you'll never use. To take some of the guesswork out of app selection, we've highlighted a few of our favorites. Most are available for iPhone or iPad, although some also are offered for Android or other smartphones.
Sports Apps
Watch ESPN®
Away from your television for the big Monday night game? With the Watch ESPN app, viewers can stay connected to live sports and shows from all the ESPN networks – ESPN, ESPN2, U, News, Deportes, and Goal Line. Watch live events, such as college football/basketball, all four Grand Slam tennis events, major league baseball, NBA regular season and playoff games, and much more. Select viewers also have access to ESPN3 (U.S. college students and military personnel, and fans who subscribe to participating high speed internet providers). The app features an easy-to-use search menu and a live toolbar featuring live scores and stats. Cost: Free.
Yahoo Fantasy Sports Football®
With football season upon us, it's time to get your fantasy league up and running, if you're taking your fan experience to another level. Yahoo's app has been newly redesigned to rave reviews and features mobile drafting that allows you to pick players (in live and mock drafts) and chat with other managers in an easy-to-use interface. The app features player stats, real-time scores, news and more, and users even receive post-draft report cards grading their drafts, further enhancing the fan experience. Got an injured player? This app lets you smoothly replace him with your backup and head back into the game! Cost: Free.


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PENSACOLA, Fla. — A Florida company hopes to open the only bank in the United States that caters to gays and lesbians, using the Internet to tap a multibillion-dollar national market.
Pensacola-based G&L Bank filed an application with the Office of Thrift Supervision on Monday to organize a federal savings bank.
G&L's main purpose will be to provide a comfortable environment for same-sex couples to apply for loans and other services and to tap into a nationwide gay and lesbian market numbering in the millions, company officials said. The bank will also offer service to heterosexual customers.
"Everyone will be welcome as a customer," co-founder Keith Cotham said.
Much of G&L's business will be conducted via the Internet, the company said. Nearly all transactions will be performed online, except for those done through automated teller machines. The company also plans to roll out full-service ATMs throughout the country.
G&L could be in operation by fall. Approval from the OTS currently takes about four months because of a backlog of applications from insurance companies that are interested in entering the banking industry, OTS spokesman Tom Mason said.


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Travis came down to visit and we made an adventure down to the Galveston beach. The warm water there surprised me, it felt like bathtub temperature. We also spent a lot of time visiting friends and family but the visit was only a couple of days and flew by far too fast. My mom is planning on visiting The weekend before I leave and do some bridesmaid dress shopping. I'm pretty excited for that! I've also now been to a rodeo (guess who's going to force their future children to ride sheep all the time) and the Galleria, the most upscale huge mall I've ever heard of.
The heat here is craaaaaazy. I caught the thermometer at 115 the other day. I'm not a fan. not at all. And when we work in lab, we wear coveralls, which makes it infinitely hotter. It's also been weird to dress like a grown up every day. Someday's I really wouldn't mind wearing my old college kid clothes to work every now and then. Some days I mix and match and wear coveralls with high heels. I think I already said but there are three Alaska guys in my class. I really like our crew we have going and they even told me I am now one of the Alaska boys. I feel so proud or something.
I've gotten a reputation for being dramatic since I say variations of the phrase "I could die," too often. As in, "I'm so hungry, I might starve," or "It's so hot, I'm dying," or so on. Apparently I also say ridiculous a lot and I use my eyebrows a lot. And best of all, a couple pictures have been made into Miriam meme's. I had to explain that one to my mother. Her response was great, "You mean like grumpy cat or the Dos Equis man?" Exactly, mother. I'm hoping to write a post Sunday morning, I have some pretty epic Saturday plans!


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The Darren Clarke Centre of Excellence at Donnafugata will be the first facility of its kind in continental Europe when it opens early this month.
Available to golfers of all ages and abilities, the new centre will offer expert teaching under the guidance of the resort's head professional Davide Terrinoni through individual and group lessons, and specially created two, three and seven-night tuition packages.
Clarke, winner of 22 tournaments worldwide, said: "Italy is one of Europe's up-and-coming countries when it comes to golf after the success of Matteo Manassero and the Molinari brothers in recent years, so I'm particularly delighted to be opening this new coaching centre at Donnafugata Golf Resort & Spa. "The resort has some of the best facilities in Europe and, combined with the great climate that Sicily enjoys, is the ideal venue for players from all over Europe to learn from our expert team of coaches."
The Darren Clarke Golf brand has gone from strength to strength since opening its first full-time school in Antrim, Northern Ireland, and has achieved great success developing players such as Allan Dunbar and Paul Cutler, who have now progressed onto the European Tour.
Gavin Hamlyn, general manager of Darren Clarke Golf, said: "We're very excited about the new partnership with Donnafugata.
"Following the success we've enjoyed in Ireland, we were looking for a base to expand into Europe and the resort fits our requirements perfectly. The golf and hotel facilities are excellent, it is a great location for golfers to experience our varied range of tuition programmes and is an ideal fit for our brand." Featuring two 18-hole championship courses and extensive practice facilities – the Parkland and the Links – Donnafugata Golf Resort & Spa has won widespread acclaim across the golf industry since opening in 2010 and was the venue for the 2011 Sicilian Open, won by Frenchman Raphael Jacquelin.
Guy Roberts, the resort's director of golf, added: "Darren Clarke has been one of the world's top players for the last two decades and it's fantastic news for us to have the chance to team up with him on this new project.
"To be working with an Open champion is an illustration of just how far Donnafugata has come in such a short space of time, and it's a great honour to have been chosen to open the first Darren Clarke Centre of Excellence in continental Europe."
Located just 20 minutes away from Comiso airport and set in the beautiful area of Donnafugata, a natural reserve and famous tourist destination known for the imposing castle which bears the same name, the resort also boasts a number of fantastic historical cities nearby. These include Val di Noto, the heart of Sicilian baroque: Ragusa Ibla, Modica, Noto and Scicli. All of them are deemed fitting of UNESCO World Heritage status. As well its outstanding golf facilities, Donnafugata Golf Resort & Spa has 202 rooms, an award-winning spa and health club, swimming pools and three restaurants offering a broad selection of gastronomic delights, well accompanied by perfect Sicilian wines to enhance flavour.
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The Darren Clarke Centre of Excellence at Donnafugata will be the first facility of its kind in continental Europe when it opens early this month.


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Essential Oil Safety
When Using Essential Oils, there are a few things to remember:
Essential Oils must be properly diluted prior to topical use.
Essential oils should not:
- be taken internally due to toxicity and irritation to mucous membranes of the mouth, throat & stomach.
- It is not recommended to add essential oils to your drinking water.
- It is also not recommended to use essential oils internally to treat vaginal yeast infections.
Don't use essential oils for eye issues or add to your mascara.
If you accidentally get essential oils in your eyes, Health Canada says First wash your hands, then use a carrier oil, like Olive or Grapeseed oil or milk to flush out the eye. If your eyes continue to sting, seek medical attention!
Keep out of reach of children & away from pets
Some essential oils can cause drowsiness. Do not drive a car or operate heavy machinery after using a sedating essential oil or blend.
Know the Latin name, as well as the chem-type of the essential oil that you are using. Depending on the country of origin & the growing conditions, the therapeutic properties & the safety considerations of some oils can be affected, like Rosemary, Basil, Thyme & Hyssop. It's always important to do your research.
Do not use essential oils or blends near a heat source or an open flame, as some essential oils are flammable.
Essential Oil Dilutions For Topical Use:
Dilute essential oils & blends in a carrier oil, unscented lotion or gel for topical use
For Children ages 2 & up, the Elderly or Pregnant Women: Use an appropriate essential oil at a .25% – 1% dilution. This would be 1 – 3 drops of essential oil in 30 ml of a carrier oil for a .05% dilution or 6 drops of E.Os in 30 ml of a carrier oil for a 1% dilution
Children over 10 years old & Adults: Use essential oils at a 1% – 2% dilution for everyday use depending on health & skin sensitivity. this would be 6 drops of Essential Oils in 30 ml of a carrier oil for a 1% dilution (a good dilution for massage oils) & 12 drops of Essential Oils in 30 ml of a carrier oil for a 2% dilution (a good dilution for skin care etc…)
For periodic or short-term use, such as muscular, arthritic or migraine pain: Use an appropriate essential oil at a 3% – 4% dilution. This would be 18 drops of Essential Oils in 30 ml of carrier oil for 3% dilution or 24 drops of Essential Oils in 30 ml of carrier oil for a 4% dilution. Use for up to 3 x per day for max. 2 weeks. If skin irritation develops discontinue use. If pain persists you may want to check in with your healthcare provider and a qualified aromatherapist…
For Potent Essential Oils or Blends: Use a .05% – 1% dilution. This would be 3 drops of essential oil in 30 ml of a carrier oil for a .05% dilution or 6 drops of E.Os in 30 ml of carrier oil for a 1% dilution
Essential Oil Contraindications:
Essential oils have different properties, as well as different contraindications. There are some essential oils that you need to avoid & some that need to be used with caution if you take medication or have an underlying medical condition, are pregnant or epileptic. Care must also be taken when blending essential oils for children or the elderly.
This is a short list of some of the contraindications:
- Epilepsy: Avoid Sweet Basil, Sweet Fennel, Hyssop, Rosemary & Sage essential oils.
- Hypertension: (High Blood Pressure) Avoid Hyssop, Rosemary, all types of Sage, Thyme.
- Blood thinners (Warfarin): Avoid Wintergreen, Sweet Birch also Clove Bud, Cinnamon Leaf, Bay Laurel & Ginger.
- Photosensitivity: Avoid the sun & tanning beds or UV rays when using the following essential oils topically. These oils react to exposure to the sun & can cause mild skin coloration, all the way up to a burning of the skin for up to 24 hours after use. These essential oils are Angelica Root, Cumin, Rue, Cinnamon Bark, Verbena, Bergamot, Tangerine, Petitgrain, & expressed Lemon, Lime & Bitter Orange, Expressed or distilled Grapefruit is a slightly lower risk
- Drowsiness: Avoid Chamomile, Sweet Marjoram, Clary Sage & Valerian if you are driving a vehicle.
- Clary Sage: should be avoided when drinking alcohol as it can increase the effects. Also, avoid during pregnancy & lactation.
- Aspirin Allergy: avoid Wintergreen & Sweet Birch.
- Pregnancy & Breastfeeding: Do your research before using essential oils in pregnancy. This is a good blog to check out.(Also check with your healthcare professional before use).
- Infants & Young Children: (under 6 years of age): Do your research before using essential oils with young children. Some to avoid are Sage, Thyme, Wintergreen, Peppermint, Rosemary & Eucalyptus essential oils.
Please use the references below to fully research the properties of the essential oils that you want to use. Essential oils must be diluted before topical use & shouldn't be ingested.
This information is for interest only & is not meant to diagnose or replace medical advice.
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References: Books
- Battaglia Salvatore. The Complete Guide to Aromatherapy. 2nd edition, The International Centre of Holistic Aromatherapy, Australia, 2003
- Lawless. Julia. The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils, Thorsons, 2002
- Tisserand, Robert, & Rodney Young, Essential Oil Safety, 2nd Edition, Churchill Livingstone, 2014


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wassap no longer can be used after 31st Dec 2016..the keypads are comfortable though..
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please help me, my phone is no more working when I insert any simcard, but it works when it is not with any.
AnonD-550061, 17 Jun 2016Restarting while open call log. Any Solution ?Download Nokia Software Recovery Tool for PC, install it. Plug in your Nokia Asha 210 (if undetected, try turning off then on with the usb cable still plugged in. Or go to modem mode on your asha) and follow the instructions on how to reinstall the OS. The call log button on my Asha 210 works now, thanks to this.
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This is what you get with Student Membership of $120 a year/10.00 month
– Eligible to apply for Sponsorship to receive crisis stipends for unexpected expenses related to your success at school and work (exam fees, transportation, child care, medication, supplies, and other related emergency needs).
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Hamiota Collegiate runs strong programs in the arts. We have middle and Senior years drama productions, two band concerts during the year and we also have groups and individuals who participate in both birdtail festivals during the year. Hamiota offers for credit: band, choir, and drama. Hamiota is committed to maintaining a strong art program.
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Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ:YHOO) is currently in a phase of strategic change as its board of directors, which comprises largely of independent directors, has chartered an independent review committee to explore the strategic alternatives for the company. The company has reportedly engaged top-of-the-line consultancy firms, including JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs for financial advice.
For the past few days, there have been talks about the growing lack of interest by Yahoo's top management regarding advances made by potential investors, hinting towards a growing insecurity and a deteriorating sense of duty. Furthermore, a decline in three major areas of business has continued over time. As such, it has led many analysts down the conservative and cautionary route.
SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst, Robin S. Peck pays little heed to the rumors, as he maintains the Buy rating for the stock with a price target of $40. He believes that the management will carry out its legal responsibilities of maximizing value for shareholders, essentially disregarding the concerns raised by a few parties. He further added that as per his observations, the board of directors has been diligent, having contacted 20 odd financial and strategic buyers. Although the management has been on the slower side, the analyst expects them to come through and assist the board in the maximization of value. He also advises the BOD to lead the charge and make up for the communication gap.
The analyst opinion on stock for the last month was 6 Strong Buys, 18 Buys and 19 Holds, with no Sell or Underperform ratings. The stock is currently trading up 2.31% at $30.14 as of 10:24AM EST on Feb 19.


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California-based bakery chain SusieCakes will open the door of its new location in Fort Worth's WestBend development this Saturday, Sept 23. To celebrate its grand opening, the bakery is hosting multiple events and promotions.
The first 50 customers through the door at 10 a.m. on Saturday will receive a free SusieCakes mug with purchase (limit 1 per family). From 1-4 p.m., the bakery will have face painting, cookie decorating, a balloon artist, dessert samples and a raffle to win cake for a year. Customers who make a purchase will get to draw a gift from a surprise bag (items vary in value up to $50).
The celebration continues through the following week with different BOGO promotions each day. On Monday and Wednesday from 3-6 p.m., buy one cupcake, get one free (limit up to a dozen). On Tuesday and Thursday from 3-6 p.m., buy one cookie, get one free (limit up to three; snickerdoodle, flourless peanut butter, chocolate chip and iced molasses cookies only). On Friday from 5:30-7:30pm, buy one slice of cake, get one free (limit one).
Cowtown here we come! SusieCakes Fort Worth opens Saturday, Sept. 23. Click the link in our bio for all the opening celebration details! #CelebrateWithSusie #FortWorth
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Opened in 2006 in Brentwood, California, SusieCakes was founded by Chicago native Susan Sarich and specializes in sentimental dessert favorites. Customers to the Fort Worth location can expect to find a variety of made from scratch treats on the menu, including multi-layer cakes, cupcakes, cookies, bars, pies, puddings and cheesecake.
SusieCake's Fort Worth location is its first in Tarrant County and third in Dallas-Fort Worth. Other locations include Dallas and Plano.
SusieCakes is open daily at 1621 River Run #151, Fort Worth, 817-813-2253, http://susiecakes.com.


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Mas Murale
Inside your Provence home away from home, the main floor offers a generous and practical living space with a fireplace, a fully-fitted kitchen and a designer dining suite. A ladder staircase leads up to a mezzanine level – the perfect nook for cozying up with a good book or watching TV. Each floor boasts a private bedroom with modern en suite bathroom, while the fourth bedroom is located in a large annex that opens onto the garden and has a generous sitting area and an en suite bathroom.
All in all, the imaginative and uncluttered décor combined with the splendid outdoor area is the ideal setting for gathering and socializing with family and friends.
Our Favorite Things About this Villa
- It provides total privacy, sitting behind a walled garden, shaded by ancient mulberry trees
- The stylish, yet completely authentic décor
- Terraces that provide both sunny and shady areas
About Your Hosted Villas Provence Vacation
After helping you decide which of our luxury Provence villas will fit your needs best, your Experience Manager will begin the planning process. By talking to you to get an understanding of your interests, priorities and expectations for your Provence trip, your Experience manager will craft a completely custom itinerary. Whatever you desire in your Provence villa vacation, our team will arrange it: airport and rail greeters, child care, cooking classes, language lessons, historic tours – the list goes on and on.
Once you arrive in Provence, your Local Host takes over—Hosted Villas staff members who live, work and have a wealth of insider knowledge about the region. Upon arrival at your luxurious French villa, you are greeted with a buffet of local treats and delicacies—the perfect way to relax after a long journey and kick off your vacation.
Our Local Hosts are what truly set us apart from the rest. They aren't just the typical on-site concierges. They don't just serve as tour guides. We think of our Local Hosts as so much more. Using the Provence vacation itineraries you created with your Experience Manager, our Local Hosts get to really know and build relationships with our guests so they can serve as more of a friend in the area. They are in essence your Provence guide, concierge, translator, trouble-shooter and guarantee that your Hosted Villas stay will be nothing short of brilliant, every time. Why just visit Provence, when you can truly experience it?
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The Luberon Hill towns are all just ten minutes away. The historic city of Avignon is just 25 minutes away and the antique markets of Isle-sur-la-Sorgue are just ten. The Côtes-du-Rhône wine villages and St. Remy are both just 45 minutes away. In the mood for a Parisian day trip? Paris is just a under a three-hour TGV express train from Avignon.


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With 30 years in hip-hop, Professor Daddy-O of Stetsasonic is a proud OG in the music field. He's written, produced and been an A&R for several hit records from the 1980's into the 2000's. In part 1 of a 2-part interview we go down memory lane from the early days of Stet in East New York to producing "Top Billin" for Audio Two to why the group "stopped making music."
This is also an interview you might need to google a few names for. Daddy-O is dropping gems fa sho. Listen close.
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