Tommy Weller USA 2012 - part 3
MIAMI - My USA Trip 2012 - part 3. A week long beach party, in South Beach, Florida. Met some great people, and got to enjoy lots of sun, sandy beaches, party buses, clubs, and tonnes of dancing. Great week!From:Tom WellerViews:0 0ratingsTime:04:12More inTravel Events
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Condo in Indian Rocks Beach
Condo in Indian Rocks Beach, http://www.realestateinpinellascounty.com The Pelicans Cove complex in Indian Rocks Beach is quiet and a smaller building set back from Gulf Blvd. Directly fronting the Gulf and the white sandy beaches of Indian Rocks Beach, this spacious corner unit comes tastefully furnished with a beautiful balcony off the living room and is complete with storm shutters. Beautifully tiled throughout, marble kitchen countertops, and also a private balcony off the master bedroom. Enjoy sunsets from your balcony by the beautiful pool deck or on the beach. This is a perfect condo for a home, second home, or investment.From:Albin SotoViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:02More inNews Politics
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Journeys without Maps - Laos Indonesia 2012
I disappeared for a few months in 2012, ridding myself of all possessions, disconnecting completely from the internet, trading the Western world for a small village in Laos and a tiny island in Indonesia. This is a small fragment of those days spent wandering in rice paddies or across crescent beaches. Set the video to HD and enjoy!From:Sean CaseyViews:9 0ratingsTime:03:44More inTravel Events
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ENTIRE BLOCK OF 6 -- TO BE SOLD IN ONE LINE - 4 Ethel St, Randwick
This is an exciting opportunity to secure an entire block positioned in one of Sydney #39;s most sought after and convenient locations. A great investment opportunity awaits with capital growth assured redevelopment potential (STCA). Located only a short stroll to shops, cafes, schools, beaches rapid transport to the CBD. * 4 x 2 bedrooms, 2 x 1 bedrooms * 2 lock up garages + off street parking * Currently all leased * Potential to increase rents * Potential to add value * Peaceful, quiet setting View: Saturday Thursday 11.10am - 11.40am Auction: Wednesday 28 November, 6.30pm Club Rose Bay Cnr Vickery Avenue New South Head Road Parking behind Lyne Park Tennis Agent: Melanie Burns 0400 554 544From:RWUnlimitedViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:11More inPeople Blogs
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15047 Balmoral Loop Fort Myers FL 33919.mp4
Welcome to Colonial Pointe! This beautiful and tastefully decorated pool home has it all. Inviting Entry opens to the bright and sunny Dining/Living area and the screened Lanai with heated pool. This Great Room plan offers a large Master Suite with access to the pool area and a Master Bath with upgraded cabinets and tile, dual sinks, separate soaking tub and shower on one side of home and 2 bright and sunny guest bedrooms with a guest bath at the opposite side of the home. Kitchen includes solid surface tops and a large Breakfast Bar as well as a Sunny Breakfast Room with windows opening to Pool area. Pool has electric and solar heat. Gated Colonial Pointe in a great location near beaches, shopping, restaurants and medical facilities. Music by Dan-O at DanoSongs.comFrom:FloridaRealEstate101Views:0 0ratingsTime:08:06More inHowto Style
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Preparing Child Gifted Testing
http://www.JimForgan.com | Dr. Jim Forgan prepares parents and children for gifted testing (IQ testing) in the Palm Beaches with his exclusive Gifted Parent Preparation Program. All parents that work with Dr. Forgan for gifted testing receive this program. This program is not teaching to the test but it is preparing for the testing experience. The Gifted Parent Preparation program will help you prepare your child even if you don #39;t work with Dr. Forgan. You #39;ll receive his Gifted Guidebook, 12 videos, 5 downloads including the forms that you need your child #39;s teacher to complete if he or she qualifies as gifted. Learn how to prepare your child to perform at their peak on gifted testing.From:JimForganViews:1 0ratingsTime:04:32More inEducation
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Beaches in Turks and Caicos is voted the best Family All Inclusive and Delta Travel gets even better deals for their Travel Club members.
Valencia, CA (PRWEB) November 07, 2012
According to Fodors website, "There's an industry joke: Beaches is where folks who honeymooned and got pregnant at Sandals (same ownership) go. It's that rare family place that respects both children and parents, catering to Gen X-ers and their Gen Xbox progeny. The sprawling resort sits on Provo's showcase strand, Grace Bay, apt to make any beachcomber genuflect.
It features 16 restaurants, a 45,000-square-foot water park (with surf simulator, lazy river, and tweens-only section with water cannons), six pools, Xbox game room, teen disco, and bountiful beach activities. Kids interact with Sesame Street characters at breakfasts. Educational entertainment can be found at Crayola Art Camps and Beach Science program (kids 4 to 7 dig for sharks' teeth in the sand). And the French Village section almost out-Disneys Disney, in cheery daiquiri colors. Suites in the newer, plusher Italian Village feature a sliding door that seals off the brood's bunk-bed room for greater privacy. Amid many refurbishments in the past year, all rooms now feature a personal Xbox 360 game console, so parents can sneak off guilt-free for Blue Mountain coffee bean scrubs or romantic dinners.
Insider Tip: Sunrise on the dock outside Schooners seafood restaurant (owner Butch Stewart's favorite location on property) and sunset drinks at the Italian Village pool tower.
What's Nearby: Beach, beach, and more beach. "Going down" west from Grace Bay, Da Conch Hut is barely a shack, surrounded by towering mounds of conch shells, where several generations of Belongers (native islanders) dispense delectable conch salad and fritters.
How to Get There: Nonstop flights from Atlanta (Delta), Boston (American, JetBlue), Charlotte (US Airways), Miami (American), NYC-JFK (American), JetBlue), Newark (Continental), and Philadelphia (US Airways) service Providenciales International Airport.
Runner Up: Almond Beach Village, St. Peter, Barbados. Swim-up pool movies, junior chef classes, several kids' clubs (all exploring Bajan culture through Calypso and limbo lessons, arts and crafts incorporating indigenous onsite materials, even a Taste of Barbados program where kids can sample local fare), parental privileges at the adults-only sister property Almond Beach Club: It's like summer camp for everyone.
To be a member of Delta Travel, one must attend a presentation and pay a one time membership fee and annual dues to receive all travel at cost.
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Clacton beach - one of five in the region to fail water quality standards.
By Chris Harris Thursday, November 8, 2012 1:00 PM
WATER at five beaches in Suffolk and Essex has failed strict quality standards, it has emerged.
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Heavier-than-normal summer rainfall has been blamed for declining levels at Southwold, Holland-on-Sea, Jaywick and Clacton.
Another site at Clacton - named Groyne 41 - has failed for the second successive year.
All beaches in Suffolk and Essex have met mandatory European water quality standards, meaning they are safe to swim in.
But five have failed the strictest guideline standards.
Its a little unfortunate, said John Daniels, senior environment officer for Suffolk and Essex at the Environment Agency. I think most people realise how wet it was in the summer and that has increased sewage overflows and agricultural run-off which has got into the sea.
Theres also been a lack of sunshine, which is a great natural disinfectant.
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Clacton beach - one of five in the region to fail water quality standards.
By Chris Harris Thursday, November 8, 2012 1:00 PM
WATER at five beaches in Suffolk and Essex has failed strict quality standards, it has emerged.
To send a link to this page to a friend, you must be logged in.
Heavier-than-normal summer rainfall has been blamed for declining levels at Southwold, Holland-on-Sea, Jaywick and Clacton.
Another site at Clacton - named Groyne 41 - has failed for the second successive year.
All beaches in Suffolk and Essex have met mandatory European water quality standards, meaning they are safe to swim in.
But five have failed the strictest guideline standards.
Its a little unfortunate, said John Daniels, senior environment officer for Suffolk and Essex at the Environment Agency. I think most people realise how wet it was in the summer and that has increased sewage overflows and agricultural run-off which has got into the sea.
Theres also been a lack of sunshine, which is a great natural disinfectant.
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Poll: Disappointment after five beaches in Essex and Suffolk fail water quality standards
In the storm's aftermath, experts question the wisdom of rebuilding beaches that cannot sustain themselves.
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Remember how stripped San Clemente's beaches looked all summer, appearing more like a rock quarry than a playground of soft sand?
Well, it's November, and at least one prominent stretch of beach is back.
In the past three weeks, an influx of soft sand has pushed onshore, covering virtually all the cobblestones between Linda Lane Beach and south of T-Street Beach, the most populated of San Clemente's beaches.
Enjoy it while you can. Winter is on the way and, historically, winter storms strip the beaches of sand.
"I assume the gravel is still there," San Clemente Marine Safety Chief Bill Humphreys said Tuesday when asked where all the cobble went. "It's probably down three or four feet. It's a large volume of sand that has come in, and it should provide us with a little extra buffer going into the winter months."
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One popular San Clemente beach did not benefit North Beach still is covered largely with cobble.
Humphreys said that's probably because the south swells that have suddenly replenished the beaches from T-Street to Linda Lane by pushing in sand from the south ran up against an obstacle Mariposa Point and the sand didn't make it around the point to North Beach.
"Sand will generally build up on the side of a point that faces the swell direction," Humphreys said. "The back side of a point or a jetty or groin will typically erode. More sand accumulated on this side of Mariposa Point."
Humphreys estimated the sand level has risen three to four feet in front of Marine Safety headquarters and on the north side of the San Clemente Pier in recent weeks. "It's a high-quality sand, real fine, no gravel," he said. "It's a shame it didn't come in time for summer."
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Bolivia (Part 13) Bolivian Culture, People Places Slideshow Series
Bolivia Explorer (Bolivian culture, people, places) slideshow series showcases Bolivian people, places, culture religion. Each slideshow video consists of 20 photos from various places in Bolivia, including La Paz, Sucre, Potosi, Lake Titicaca the Salt Flats of Uyuni (Salar de Uyuni). Some of the highlights of this series includes shots of pristine photos of Lago Titicaca, rugged scenery of Salar de Uyuni, the high altitudes of La Paz and Bolivian culture. nomadicsamuel.com Simply superlative -- this is Bolivia. It #39;s the hemisphere #39;s highest, most isolated and most rugged nation. It #39;s among the earth #39;s coldest, warmest, windiest and steamiest spots. It boasts among the driest, saltiest and swampiest natural landscapes in the world. Although the poorest country in South America (and boy do Bolivians get tired of hearing that), it #39;s also one of the richest in terms of natural resources. It #39;s also South America #39;s most indigenous country, with over 60% of the population claiming indigenous heritage, including Aymar, Quechua, Guaran and over 30 other ethnic groups. Bolivia has it all...except, that is, for beaches. This landlocked country boasts the soaring peaks of the Cordillera Real around Sorata and the hallucinogenic salt flats of Uyuni, the steamy jungles of the Amazon Basin and wildlife-rich grasslands of the Southeast. Unparalleled beauty is also reflected in its vibrant indigenous cultures, colonial cities such as Sucre and Potos, and whispers of ancient ...From:NomadicSamuelViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:04More inTravel Events
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Bolivia (Part 14) Bolivian Culture, People Places Slideshow Series
Bolivia Explorer (Bolivian culture, people, places) slideshow series showcases Bolivian people, places, culture religion. Each slideshow video consists of 20 photos from various places in Bolivia, including La Paz, Sucre, Potosi, Lake Titicaca the Salt Flats of Uyuni (Salar de Uyuni). Some of the highlights of this series includes shots of pristine photos of Lago Titicaca, rugged scenery of Salar de Uyuni, the high altitudes of La Paz and Bolivian culture. nomadicsamuel.com Simply superlative -- this is Bolivia. It #39;s the hemisphere #39;s highest, most isolated and most rugged nation. It #39;s among the earth #39;s coldest, warmest, windiest and steamiest spots. It boasts among the driest, saltiest and swampiest natural landscapes in the world. Although the poorest country in South America (and boy do Bolivians get tired of hearing that), it #39;s also one of the richest in terms of natural resources. It #39;s also South America #39;s most indigenous country, with over 60% of the population claiming indigenous heritage, including Aymar, Quechua, Guaran and over 30 other ethnic groups. Bolivia has it all...except, that is, for beaches. This landlocked country boasts the soaring peaks of the Cordillera Real around Sorata and the hallucinogenic salt flats of Uyuni, the steamy jungles of the Amazon Basin and wildlife-rich grasslands of the Southeast. Unparalleled beauty is also reflected in its vibrant indigenous cultures, colonial cities such as Sucre and Potos, and whispers of ancient ...From:NomadicSamuelViews:1 0ratingsTime:02:04More inTravel Events
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Maui Adventure - Beaches and Bikini #39;s Slow Motion Hi Def 1080p GoPro Hero 3 Black
http://www.Facebook.com http://www.Facebook.com Instagram @islandviking1 @cliffjumps No sense in having a GoPro Hero 3 Black in Hawaii if your not gonna take it to the beach with your beautiful girlfriend 🙂 This video is in 1080p wide angle at 60fps, the other end of the spectrum from the WVGA 240fps slow motion test I did a couple days ago. Much better resolution and still a whopping 60fps... you can #39;t beat it. White Rock Beach between Wailea and Makena on Maui, Hawaii. Be sure to subscribe for the newest Maui Adventure videos and check out the Facebook pages and Instagram to stay updated on this awful life on an island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Awful 🙂 http://www.Facebook.com http://www.Facebook.com Instagram @islandviking1 @cliffjumpsFrom:vbviking117Views:6 0ratingsTime:02:08More inEntertainment
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Bolivia (Part 15) Bolivian Culture, People Places Slideshow Series
Bolivia Explorer (Bolivian culture, people, places) slideshow series showcases Bolivian people, places, culture religion. Each slideshow video consists of 20 photos from various places in Bolivia, including La Paz, Sucre, Potosi, Lake Titicaca the Salt Flats of Uyuni (Salar de Uyuni). Some of the highlights of this series includes shots of pristine photos of Lago Titicaca, rugged scenery of Salar de Uyuni, the high altitudes of La Paz and Bolivian culture. nomadicsamuel.com Simply superlative -- this is Bolivia. It #39;s the hemisphere #39;s highest, most isolated and most rugged nation. It #39;s among the earth #39;s coldest, warmest, windiest and steamiest spots. It boasts among the driest, saltiest and swampiest natural landscapes in the world. Although the poorest country in South America (and boy do Bolivians get tired of hearing that), it #39;s also one of the richest in terms of natural resources. It #39;s also South America #39;s most indigenous country, with over 60% of the population claiming indigenous heritage, including Aymar, Quechua, Guaran and over 30 other ethnic groups. Bolivia has it all...except, that is, for beaches. This landlocked country boasts the soaring peaks of the Cordillera Real around Sorata and the hallucinogenic salt flats of Uyuni, the steamy jungles of the Amazon Basin and wildlife-rich grasslands of the Southeast. Unparalleled beauty is also reflected in its vibrant indigenous cultures, colonial cities such as Sucre and Potos, and whispers of ancient ...From:NomadicSamuelViews:1 0ratingsTime:02:04More inTravel Events
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Cala d #39;Or beaches: Calo del Homes Morts -Porto Petro-
Forget about the meaning of the name of this beach. Don #39;t let it put you off!!!. The beache is beautiful. The only hotel nearby is the one in front and belongs to Blau Hotels. Have a alk aroud the coast line and visit the other one next to it: Cal de Sa Torre.From:calador1933Views:1 0ratingsTime:01:23More inTravel Events
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Cala d #39;Or Beaches: Sa Barca Trencada -Porto Petro-
This is another small sandy beach in Porto Petro: Sa Barca Trencada. The hotel next to it i the Iberostar Club Cala Barca. This resort and this beach are completly isolated from the Cala d #39;Or touristica area. It is a very quiet area where you can enjoy snorkling, horse riding, trekking, sailing, and relaxing...From:calador1933Views:0 0ratingsTime:01:15More inTravel Events
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Bolivia (Part 16) Bolivian Culture, People Places Slideshow Series
Bolivia Explorer (Bolivian culture, people, places) slideshow series showcases Bolivian people, places, culture religion. Each slideshow video consists of 20 photos from various places in Bolivia, including La Paz, Sucre, Potosi, Lake Titicaca the Salt Flats of Uyuni (Salar de Uyuni). Some of the highlights of this series includes shots of pristine photos of Lago Titicaca, rugged scenery of Salar de Uyuni, the high altitudes of La Paz and Bolivian culture. nomadicsamuel.com Simply superlative -- this is Bolivia. It #39;s the hemisphere #39;s highest, most isolated and most rugged nation. It #39;s among the earth #39;s coldest, warmest, windiest and steamiest spots. It boasts among the driest, saltiest and swampiest natural landscapes in the world. Although the poorest country in South America (and boy do Bolivians get tired of hearing that), it #39;s also one of the richest in terms of natural resources. It #39;s also South America #39;s most indigenous country, with over 60% of the population claiming indigenous heritage, including Aymar, Quechua, Guaran and over 30 other ethnic groups. Bolivia has it all...except, that is, for beaches. This landlocked country boasts the soaring peaks of the Cordillera Real around Sorata and the hallucinogenic salt flats of Uyuni, the steamy jungles of the Amazon Basin and wildlife-rich grasslands of the Southeast. Unparalleled beauty is also reflected in its vibrant indigenous cultures, colonial cities such as Sucre and Potos, and whispers of ancient ...From:NomadicSamuelViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:04More inTravel Events
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Bolivia (Part 17) Bolivian Culture, People Places Slideshow Series
Bolivia Explorer (Bolivian culture, people, places) slideshow series showcases Bolivian people, places, culture religion. Each slideshow video consists of 20 photos from various places in Bolivia, including La Paz, Sucre, Potosi, Lake Titicaca the Salt Flats of Uyuni (Salar de Uyuni). Some of the highlights of this series includes shots of pristine photos of Lago Titicaca, rugged scenery of Salar de Uyuni, the high altitudes of La Paz and Bolivian culture. nomadicsamuel.com Simply superlative -- this is Bolivia. It #39;s the hemisphere #39;s highest, most isolated and most rugged nation. It #39;s among the earth #39;s coldest, warmest, windiest and steamiest spots. It boasts among the driest, saltiest and swampiest natural landscapes in the world. Although the poorest country in South America (and boy do Bolivians get tired of hearing that), it #39;s also one of the richest in terms of natural resources. It #39;s also South America #39;s most indigenous country, with over 60% of the population claiming indigenous heritage, including Aymar, Quechua, Guaran and over 30 other ethnic groups. Bolivia has it all...except, that is, for beaches. This landlocked country boasts the soaring peaks of the Cordillera Real around Sorata and the hallucinogenic salt flats of Uyuni, the steamy jungles of the Amazon Basin and wildlife-rich grasslands of the Southeast. Unparalleled beauty is also reflected in its vibrant indigenous cultures, colonial cities such as Sucre and Potos, and whispers of ancient ...From:NomadicSamuelViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:04More inTravel Events
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Bolivia (Part 18) Bolivian Culture, People Places Slideshow Series
Bolivia Explorer (Bolivian culture, people, places) slideshow series showcases Bolivian people, places, culture religion. Each slideshow video consists of 20 photos from various places in Bolivia, including La Paz, Sucre, Potosi, Lake Titicaca the Salt Flats of Uyuni (Salar de Uyuni). Some of the highlights of this series includes shots of pristine photos of Lago Titicaca, rugged scenery of Salar de Uyuni, the high altitudes of La Paz and Bolivian culture. nomadicsamuel.com Simply superlative -- this is Bolivia. It #39;s the hemisphere #39;s highest, most isolated and most rugged nation. It #39;s among the earth #39;s coldest, warmest, windiest and steamiest spots. It boasts among the driest, saltiest and swampiest natural landscapes in the world. Although the poorest country in South America (and boy do Bolivians get tired of hearing that), it #39;s also one of the richest in terms of natural resources. It #39;s also South America #39;s most indigenous country, with over 60% of the population claiming indigenous heritage, including Aymar, Quechua, Guaran and over 30 other ethnic groups. Bolivia has it all...except, that is, for beaches. This landlocked country boasts the soaring peaks of the Cordillera Real around Sorata and the hallucinogenic salt flats of Uyuni, the steamy jungles of the Amazon Basin and wildlife-rich grasslands of the Southeast. Unparalleled beauty is also reflected in its vibrant indigenous cultures, colonial cities such as Sucre and Potos, and whispers of ancient ...From:NomadicSamuelViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:04More inTravel Events
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