The Eagles #39; Nest Log Cabin
roomorama.com The Eagles #39; Nest Log Cabin is set on a hillside among tall pine trees and includes an antique footed tub for a relaxing bubble bath, shower, queen size bed, sleeper sofa, kitchen AC/Heater, cd/radio and TV/VCR. The Cabin rents for $155 per night. $15 per person per night for more than two. (Texas Hotel/Motel tax not included)Our Bed and Breakfast is near Smithville, Bastrop, and Austin. It is a 300 acre cattle ranch with ponds, wooded Piney Creek, meditation quiet garden, and two gazebos near colorful native wildflowers. Hiking trails provide great views of the Texas Longhorns, wild turkey, deer, birds, American Quarter Horses, miniture donkeys, cats and chickens. Experience the beauty of the Lost Pines of Texas while staying at the 9E Ranch Bed and Breakfast. The private cabins are only fourteen miles from the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa, ten miles from Bastrop, ten miles from Smithville, close to Rosanky, and only 30 minutes from Austin Bergstrom Airport. The Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Dijango Spa offer golf, tennis, horseback, and hiking. For the golf lovers there are three golf courses near by and many guests make a weekend of playing golf.From:roomoramaViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:53More inHowto Style

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Daisy Cottage
roomorama.com The Daisy cottage has two bedrooms with a queen size bed in one and a bunk bed in the other. The lower part of the bunk is a full size bed the upper a twin. There is also a sleeper sofa in the living room. Bring your whole family. It is the perfect cabin for a Girlfriends Getaway or a Sisters Retreat.The Daisy Cottage has central A/C Heat, TV, DVD, full kitchen with pots, pans, dishes. It has decks in every direction and sits on top of a hill among pine trees overlooking the miniture donkey, long horn cows and and distant pines. It is a perfect place for a family to relax and enjoy nature.The Daisy Cottage the largest with two bedrooms and a jucuzzi in the bathroom. Decks with views of the Lost Pines are off each bedroom and the living room. The Daisy Cottage is furnished with famly antiques. It has a full kitchen, TV with DVD (we do not have cable and TV reception is not good in the country), CD player, central AC/Heat. The Daisy is $195 a night for two with $15 per person per night over 2. (Be sure and ask about our discount offers on Daisy). There is a two night minimum stay in the Daisy Cottage.Well behaved dogs are welcome in Daisy as long as they stay off the bed and sofa with a $15 per night per pet fee.Our Bed and Breakfast is near Smithville, Bastrop, and Austin. It is a 300 acre cattle ranch with ponds, wooded Piney Creek, meditation quiet garden, and two gazebos near colorful native wildflowers. Hiking trails provide great views of the Texas ...From:roomoramaViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:55More inHowto Style

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Texas Lone Star Log Cabin
roomorama.com Enjoy sitting in rocking chairs on the covered porch of the TEXAS LONE STAR LOG CABIN and gaze at the stars at night, listen to the sounds of nature as the moon come out on the night sky. Saturday morning breakfast is brought to your cabin in a romantically decorated basket with fresh muffins, 9E Ranch eggs, juice and fruit. For a great taste of Texas in the Lost Pines. The Texas Lone Star Log Cabin with it #39;s Texas decor includes a set of Texas longhorns, old fashioned wood burning stove will give you a taste of the Texas cowboy life. The stained glass window above the built in double bed makes for a cozy atmosphere. The pine floors are from the Lob Lolly pines cut on the 9E Ranch. The Texas Lone Star Log Cabin sleeps four and has a kitchen, air conditioning, heat, TV with DVD (no cable and TV reception is not good in the country) cd/radio, built in full size bed downstairs, twin bed in the loft. The Cabin rental rate for the Texas Lone Star Log cabin is $115. All rates are based on 1 or 2 people. For each additional occupant, there is a $15 per night, per person charge.Our Bed and Breakfast is near Smithville, Bastrop, and Austin. It is a 300 acre cattle ranch with ponds, wooded Piney Creek, meditation quiet garden, and two gazebos near colorful native wildflowers. Hiking trails provide great views of the Texas Longhorns, wild turkey, deer, birds, American Quarter Horses, miniture donkeys, cats and chickens. Experience the beauty of the Lost Pines of Texas ...From:roomoramaViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:53More inHowto Style

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Michelle #39;s log cabin
roomorama.com A special place for the horse lover and creative spirits. Come away to the country where you can see the stars at night and feel the peace of nature. Built of cedar and pine cut on the ranch, across from the pasture where the horses run, it includes kitchen, queen size bed in the loft and twin day bed with trundle downstairs, TV with a DVD (we do not have cable and TV reception is not good in the country), antique bathtub, and all you need for a ranch get away!Our Bed and Breakfast is near Smithville, Bastrop, and Austin. It is a 300 acre cattle ranch with ponds, wooded Piney Creek, meditation quiet garden, and two gazebos near colorful native wildflowers. Hiking trails provide great views of the Texas Longhorns, wild turkey, deer, birds, American Quarter Horses, miniture donkeys, cats and chickens. Experience the beauty of the Lost Pines of Texas while staying at the 9E Ranch Bed and Breakfast. The private cabins are only fourteen miles from the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa, ten miles from Bastrop, ten miles from Smithville, close to Rosanky, and only 30 minutes from Austin Bergstrom Airport. The Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Dijango Spa offer golf, tennis, horseback, and hiking. For the golf lovers there are three golf courses near by and many guests make a weekend of playing golf.From:roomoramaViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:53More inHowto Style

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The Beach Club
http://www.tourfactory.com This home is located in Gulf Shores, AL. Contact Amy Norris Team for more information. CENTURY 21 Meyer Real Estate 251.609.2919 BEST VIEW BEST PRICE CORNER UNIT.. UNOBSTRUCTED VIEWS DOWN THE BEACH from WRAP AROUND BALCONY! 4/4 2231 #39; Completely Furnished! Huge Master-suite! Newest Building! Travertine, Granite More! Destination Resort offers BEACHFRONT RESTAURANT, Indoor Outdoor Pools, Hot Tubs, Beachfront Gazebos Swings, Club, Spa, Salon, Village Grille, Games Store, Racquet Club! Hurry on this FABULOUS opportunityFrom:Amy NorrisViews:0 0ratingsTime:04:48More inTravel Events

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Titan trade; Zipper Track System
http://www.northsolarscreen.com Heavy duty motorized zipper track systems are the ultimate in strength and durability because they are constructed to accommodate such oversized dimensions. Made to exacting standards with components that will not rust, corrode or mold, they withstand high wind conditions and act as a great insect prevention tool. Custom manufactured to your exact specifications, these large heavy duty outdoor transparent shades cut heat, glare and fading of outdoor furnishings, turning patios, decks, porches, pergolas, lanais and gazebos into comfortable living spaces. Their mesh fabrics allow air to pass through for ventilation. They provide daytime privacy with full vision out. Outdoor shades with tighter weaves extend the summer by protecting outside areas from cold breezes and also provide shelter for plants. All fabrics contain Microban, a biocide to inhibit the growth of mold and mildew. Add a safe heater and stay nice and cozy. 866-230-4700From:NorthSolarScreenViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:09More inHowto Style

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by Charlene Hoeflich choeflich@mydailysentinel.com Pomeroy Daily Sentinel

POMEROY Signs designating free parking for shoppers will be going up on 10 meters located on the the Main Street side of Pomeroys lower parking lot in the next week or so.

Announcement that free parking for shoppers in designated locations has been offered by Pomeroy Village Council was made at a meeting of the Pomeroy Merchants Association Tuesday.

Wooden signs are being constructed and will be placed at three meters on the lower parking lot, three meters on the upper parking lot, and four somewhere in the middle. It was further noted that parking tickets received by local store customers can be validated if they are presented to the business in which they shopped.

Plans were made for Dan Short, president, and one or two of the merchants to attend the next Village Council meeting to discuss freeing of meters during special events, such as the Nov. 5 kickoff for Christmas shopping. Meters have been traditionally freed from Thanksgiving to New Years Day and the expectation that the custom will be carried out again this year.

Decorating the village for the holidays was discussed along with the need for new lights and garlands for the period light posts and the entrances to the Court Street mini-parks. Short announced Dec. 2 at noon as the tentative date for decorating the village. Churches will be contacted to decorate the stage and two gazebos on the parking lot as they have in the past several years.

Again this year there will be the Christmas contests for candy, cookies and crafts chaired by Charlene Hoeflich. Those events will take place on three consecutive Saturdays Dec. 1, 8 and 15, with candy at Peoples Bank, cookies at the Ohio Valley Bank in Save-a-Lot, and crafts at Farmers Bank. Entries will be judged and the top prize for the winner will be $50 in all three contests. There will also be a second place in each of the contests with a special prize being awarded by host bank.

Also being planned again this year with Brian Howard as chairman will be the childrens shopping day followed by a program and refreshments in the mini-park.

Following tradition the Christmas parade will be held on the Sunday after Thanksgiving and Toney Dingess will again serve as the parade chairman.

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Stay in an American Villa this summer
roomorama.com Casa Blanca, a refined, private, and incredibly appointed, is majestic Ojai estate. It is reminiscent of the centuries old resorts that dot the Spanish Mediterranean coast. The estate is one of only fifteen on Alto Court, a quiet 70 acre cul de sac whose residents include captains of industry from around the country, and around the world. Beautifully set on Saddle Mountain (the gateway to Ojai), Casa Blanca celebrates its heritage with nearly a quarter acre of exquisite courtyards and terraces, surrounded by over two acres of lush landscaping and panoramic views of Topa Topa and Sulphur Mountain. NEAR Santa Barbara, California Casa Blanca is a totally unique living space with five bedroom suites. It is the perfect home for entertaining for five guests or five hundred. Gourmet kitchen, fitness room, outdoor kitchen with pool, gazebos, guest suite with world class attention to detail. AVAILABLE: June 20, 2011 to August 15, 2011 FEE: $8500.00/month (Include Auto and weekly cleaning service) Not Available on a per night basisFrom:roomoramaViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:23More inHowto Style

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Every so often, a data journalist comes up with a story that, without requiring anonymous sources or leaked documents, still manages to capture the attention of the national agenda. Recall the work of Glen McGregor and Stephen Maher, they ofMcMaher robocalls fame, a few years ago when the federal government was doling out stimulus funding to thousands of projects across Canada. The reporters found the money disproportionately ended up in Conservative ridings, which fuelled opposition fury about perceived pork barrelling. McGregors at it again today, reporting that 90 percent of lakes protected by the amended Navigation Protection Act sit in Conservative-held ridings, including a dozen in Treasury Board President Tony Clements riding. Thats the same riding where millions of dollars were spent in advance of the 2010 G8 summit to refurbish, among other municipal infrastructure, gazebos. Will McGregors latest data work catch the attention of the opposition? Were curious what NDP MP Megan Leslie will ask the government when she stands in Question Period today.

The Globe and Mailleads with Hurricane Sandys disastrous impact on New York City. So does the National Post. So does the Toronto Star. So doesthe Ottawa Citizen, which headlined the mayhem left in Sandys wake. iPoliticsfronts Canadas modest gainsin a think tanks economic index. National Newswatch leads with TheGlobe and Mails story about incumbent parties likely winning three upcoming federal byelections.

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Governor Christie took a four-and-a-half hour helicopter tour of the storm ravaged Jersey Shore looking at homes surrounded by water, some blocks ending in the bay.

Now weve got a big task ahead of us that we have to do together, Christie said, according to pool reports. This is the kind of thing New Jerseyans are built fore were plenty tough and now we have a little more reason to be angry after this. Just what we need in New Jersey, a chance to be a little more angry.

He stopped in Belmar to meet with residents and local officials.

I was just here walking this place this summer and the fact that most of it is gone in just incredible, he told Belmar Mayor Matt Doherty while he surveyed the damage on Ocean Avenue.

One resident cried in his arms and Walter Patrickis, 42, told him, Governor, I lost everything.

The boardwalk south of 10th Avenue washed away in the storm. A seaside trailer was knocked of its foundation and the continued high winds were preventing power crews from starting repairs.

Christie said it would probably be at least seven to 10 days before the power is restored statewide.

Gazebos were submerged underwater, sand drifts made roads impassable and there were a few smoldering fires where foundations used to be. Boats were piled on top of one another like toys.

From the air, the hardest-hit area appeared to be where Sandy made landfall, from Seaside to Belmar.

Doherty, the Belmar mayor, said pre-storm conference calls with the governors office and local mayors helped towns be as prepared as they could.

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