Take a bucks & spade break
SOUTH Walton in the Florida Panhandle region has the best quality sand in the world. That’s the claim from boffins at a Maryland university, who’ve clambered down from their ivory towers to evaluate beaches around the globe. After years of in-depth research they’ve told the locals what they already knew: that the 26 miles of white sand on this Gulf of Mexico coast are hard to beat. Education’s never wasted.
HOLIDAY INFO: Stay at the Courtyard Sandestin at Grand Boulevard where a room in May for two costs about £32.25pp per night – go to www.marriott.com. BA Holidays have a seven- night fly/drive to Orlando from Gatwick from £379 next month. Call 0844 493 0758.
OPRAH has a house here. John Travolta acts as an unpaid tour guide for visiting friends and you’re likely to spot Brad and Angelina sharing a wheatgrass sundae in a beach bar. Forget Hollywood – the real A-listers are crowded into this beachside town of just 100,000 chilled Californians. Stay at the Spanish-style Harbour View Inn, just across the road from Stearns Wharf and the beach and near dozens of restaurants (organic, calorie-controlled menus, of course).
HOLIDAY INFO: A week at the Harbour View Inn from £1,275pp and £595 kids including car hire and Virgin flights to San Francisco early July. Go to www.virginholidays.com
TAKE advantage of the cheap dollar rate this year to travel further afield to South Carolina. This is where you’ll find some of the finest beaches in the United States, less developed than much of Florida or California. Take the kids to family-friendly Myrtle Beach, part of a 60-mile stretch of white sand near championship golf courses and theme parks such as the Grand Strand and Hard Rock Park.
HOLIDAY INFO: A week in June at the Colonial Green Condominiums – five minutes from Myrtle Beach – costs £699 per adult (twin share) and £549 per child (two-11), rising to £849 per adult (£674 per child) in July and August. Prices include flights from Manchester or Gatwick, car hire and two-bed self-catering accommodation. Go to www.bon-voyage.co.uk
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But the company pays $3510.
I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make, but your username is great.
Oh for the days that $3500 equaled $3520… Our inflation isn’t that bad yet.
Well, it’s not like they’d have listened if anyone had told them it for free.
Do you care which hard drive I format?
You can’t go around calling “shenanigans” on innocent people. That’s how wars get started.
It’s certainly a phenomenon in all walks of life.Well, at one point, you’ve got it, and then you lose it. And it’s gone forever. All walks of life.Georgie Best, for example, had it—lost it.Or David Bowie, or Lou Reed.…Their new stuff is not bad, but they’re not great either, are they? And in your heart you kind of know that although they sound all right, they’re actually just… shite.
Except, instead of 5 components, they now come with 4000—some are optional, and some depend on others. Luckily, you get an 800 page manual with one-sentance descriptions and dependency graphs for each one.
everyone wishes to be a con man
I’ll give you fifty-three dollars to format your hard drive
What fraud?
lern2subtract
Actually, he did do something. When trying to take down a system, social engineering is something that many people will use as an attack vector.Therefore, this avenue had to be explored and tested. The company’s security failed.
If they had a lawyer worth their salt, and were using a tough contract, I think they’d have done a little better than the super-hacker they found next door. Also, in all likely hood, if there was a contract, it would be reasonable to assume that whatever the hacker did would have fallen inside the scope of the contract
Confucius wasn’t creative. He was simply a transmitter.