Located in Deerfield Beach, Florida, Quiet Waters Apartment Homes provides a community and home that is a true escape. Luxury envelopes you from the gated entrance, past a palm-lined Mediterranean blue pool oasis and ending at your sun filled home of upscale finishes.
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Cat and Dog friendly! (breed & weight restrictions apply) - Non Refundable Pet Fees: $400 for one pet / $600 for two pets. - Monthly Pet Rent $10 per pet.	
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The quilting world is vast, yet basic, a collection of creative people who express their individuality, talent, and personal art in unique ways.
People who love to quilt like to read about the ever-changing landscape of quilting. We are especially interested in new and old fabric collections, and we like to stay current when it comes to the products and services that give quilting its character, attractiveness, and down-home flair.
These modern-day quilting bibles interview well-known designers, and they highlight up-and-coming quilting talent. They host contests and giveaways, and they bring new patterns to light as well as give quilters the support they need to continue doing what they love.
These great publications do all that, not only for the money but also to keep quilters engaged and in sync with the latest and best trends in the quilting universe.
McCall’s offers quilters technical and instructional guides, articles that explain the traditional methods of quilting, and photos that bring those methods to life. A 6-issue, year’s subscription is $19.99, and quilters can try the magazine for 90 days, risk-free.
Quick Quilts offers quilters projects that don’t take a lot of time to complete. The magazine offers quilters a plethora of patterns as well as instructions that make projects easy and quick. Quilters can find traditional arrangements and modern designs on the Quick Quilts page and a 6-issue, 90-day, risk-free subscription is just $19.99.
This magazine is all about encouraging quilters to create one-of-a-kind works of art. Quilting Arts goes into detail and explains different embellishment techniques, and it offers tips for beginners as well as great information for seasoned quilters. A year’s subscription is $29.98, but there’s a $5 off promotion going on for a limited time.
Master quilters Liz Porter and Marianne Fons guide quilters to quilting success by offering inside tips and quilting secrets as well as highlighting incredible quilting projects with step-by-step instructions. A 6-issue, year’s subscription is $20.97, and there’s a risk-free trial period.
Quilters World is the magazine for today’s quilters. The magazine offers classic and current quilting designs and trends. The magazine was first published in 1979 under the name Quilt World. Quilters get one free issue when they order a year’s subscription for $21.97 plus a $2.98 delivery charge.
American Patchwork and Quilting celebrate the fine art of quilting. There are great sewing tips as well as sewing technique advice. The magazine has a reputation for producing a large number of quilting patterns that appear in every issue. A 6-issue, year’s subscription is $21.97, and there’s a risk-free guarantee.
Each one of the 6 yearly issues of Quiltmaker has dozens of cool patterns for quilters at all skill levels. The articles highlight techniques, designs, and instructions that inspire quilters to create innovative works of art. A year’s subscription is $29.97, and there’s a risk-free guarantee.
This Australian-based, 6-issue, yearly publication is available digitally through iTunes and Zinio. The magazine features articles written by well-known Australian quilters as well as articles written by global quilters. To order a subscription you'll need to email them.
Patchwork and Quilting is a 30-year-old publication that encourages and nurtures the quilters love for creating unique art. Quilters write the magazine for other quilters. It is the longest running magazine in the United Kingdom. A 12-issue yearly subscription is $61.00.
Love Patchwork and Quilting publishes 13 issues a year, and each issue has news and reviews, interviews, and essential quilting techniques. Each printed issue comes with a free gift. Quilters in Canada and the United States can order thirteen issues a year, and the issue price is $13.99. Quilters in other countries can visit the website: http://www.lovepatchworkandquilting.com/ for pricing information.
Art Quilting Studio gives quilters the opportunity to share tips, ideas, and inspiration. Top quilting artists from around the world share their quilting experiences on the full-color, 144 pages in each issue. The magazine offers subscription bundle prices. You can check prices here: https://stampington.com/art-quilting-studio.
Quiltfolk is a quarterly magazine that celebrates quilters and the stories behind their creations. The magazine is 100 percent advertising free, and the 150-page issues are all about sharing ideas and inspiration, not buying and selling products or services. The 4-issue, yearly subscription price is $75, and there’s free home delivery for US residents.
Magazines offer beginners a world of information, tips, and inspiration. Older quilters use their favorite magazines as reference books and study material. The pages of colorful photos show quilters’ finished products, and those creative expressions are catalysts for innovative designs.
In other words, magazines are the bibles of the quilting world. Each one offers a different story and a different viewpoint, so it’s up to the quilter to decide which viewpoint and what tips will help them move to the next quilting level. Some quilters keep magazines for years.
The best quilting magazines become the textbooks of learning that give quilters confidence and a sense of belonging. Without these quilting magazines, the quilting industry, and the people in it would be a fragmented group of wandering artists with no sense of relevance, according to the seasoned quilters who wait patiently for each new issue.
Not all quilters turn to quilting magazines for help and inspiration on a regular basis. But it’s safe to say that all quilters pick up a magazine or two at some point, and they find information that will help them become better quilters.
The Tourism Ambassadors have been hired for the summer and will be seen throughout the City helping out at special events and taking care of visitors at the Visitor Centre which is located in the Chamber building and at the Kiosk located near the 401 at the Ramada Hotel. From now until Labour Day the Chamber Office & Visitor Centre will be open 7 days a week.
Special thanks to the City of Quinte West for managing the students and for providing additional funding. There is also funding received from the Governement of Canada through Canada Summer Jobs and by the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport and the Ministry of Government and Consumer Affairs through the 2015 Summer Experience Program.
Take the Commuter Challenge and promote active and sustainable commuting in your workplace. This friendly competition between workplaces celebrates active and sustainable ways of getting around.
In a given year, every Canadian makes an average of 2,000 car trips that are less than 3 kms in distance. These short trips can be replaced by human-powered choices such as walking, biking, skateboarding, skating, or even using public transit. In fact, riding a bicycle to destinations less than 5 kms away may be even faster than driving a car. Making the switch to an active commute saves money on gas, reduces emissions, and is a practical way to squeeze physical activity into your day.
People in Quinte West are encouraged to make a commitment to at least one sustainable commute to work from May 31 to June 6 and receive a chance to win fabulous prizes. The winner of the workplace challenge is declared at the end of the week to the workplace with the highest percentage of healthier commuters.
You can participate as an individual or champion your co-workers in the workplace challenge. Joining is easy, just follow these simple steps:
2. If you're supporting your co-workers, review these ideas on how to increase workplace participation
3. Walk, cycle, in-line skate, jog, wheelchair, scooter, take transit, carpool or telecommute from May 31 - June 6
4. Log trips to win prizes. A 3 month YMCA membership, theater tickets, camping passes, and free groceries are up for grabs! To learn more visit our Quinte Commuter Challenge web page.
Quinte West Chamber of Commerce and OCC call on political parties to focus on improving provincial business climate
TRENTON, May 18, 2014: The Quinte West Chamber of Commerce is calling on local candidates in the provincial election to take actions in order to improve Ontario’s business climate and foster economic growth. Earlier today, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Quinte West Chamber of Commerce released Ontario Election 2014: Business Priorities, which among other recommendations, calls on all political parties to tackle Ontario’s growing debt, address out-of-control electricity prices, and invest in critical infrastructure.
“This provincial election comes at a critical time for the province,” says Dave Fairfield, Board Chair and President of the Quinte West Chamber of Commerce. “Our economy is recovering, but growth is sluggish. More than ever, government has to ensure it is doing everything in its power to encourage investment and job creation in the province.”
Among its key recommendations, Ontario Election 2014: Business Priorities calls on all political parties to create a better business climate by:
limiting increases in the price of electricity and reconsidering new programs that would increase the financial burden on businesses (eg. Ontario Retirement Pension Plan);
tackling the debt and deficit by restraining broader public sector compensation and by partnering with the private and not-for-profit sectors in the delivery of certain public services; and
investing in critical infrastructure, including transit and transportation infrastructure in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area and all-season transportation infrastructure in the Ring of Fire.
“Improving the business climate is good for everyone: it will encourage investment in the province, create jobs, and improve our prosperity,” says Allan O’Dette, President & CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. “All parties must be prepared to take the bold actions necessary to secure a successful future for Ontario.”
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) is a business network of 160 local chambers of commerce and boards of trade in Ontario. Through this network we are the voice of 60,000 members that range from small businesses to major corporations and industry associations. Together, our members employ over two million people and produce nearly 17 percent of Ontario’s GDP.