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If the busy night time is not for you, you can take in the rays of the sun and enjoy the beautiful sea breeze during lunch time or early afternoon when it is not busy and you can truly kick back and relax.

It is also hoped when the club reaches a certain level of profitability investors could get a financial kick back of up to 2% above the Bank of England base rate.

IF an acoustic night is more your thing then plan to kick back with rising talent Newton Faulkner who'll be showcasing new material at a just-announced gig at the Mill Volvo Tyne Theatre, Newcastle, on May 8.

Kick back This is a great backside-shaping exercise.

Having just finished reading Kick Back Time in the July issue, I can only reply, "Yep, I guess I'm also kind of funny that way."

The A-list presenters and performers have their own bespoke areas in which to kick back and relax.

Majlis: press play, kick back and enjoy the cool grooves of Arabian Takht Music 2008 Al Bawaba (www.albawaba.com)

"I think we need to bring in experts from the community with expertise is such areas as renewable energy, raising revenues or grants because this is going to be our lifeline until the federal and state governments start to kick back in," Selectman Stanley A.

Fiscal depute Laura Crockett said: "Staff heard the accused say if she was kicked again she would kick back.

"After that initial period all regular contracting rules and socioeconomic preferences should kick back in," the report says.

Looking to kick back after a long, hot day in Chicago?

Bush leaves Washington for his annual month-long vacation in Texas, editorialists pine for the days when the average American could kick back for a marathon holiday.

When most financial officers kick back at the end of a full-time career, they may dabble in consulting for nonprofits or local businesses.