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I recently upgraded to 2.1 and tried to Jailbreak my Iphone 3G with QUICKPWN (Codename "Pwnmetheus") 2.1-1.
Coming across the "stuck-on-the-pineapple" (bootlogo) problem. I resorted to downgrading to 2.0; with no luck to 2.0.2 still no luck but at least this time itunes would detect it. So I can restore the darn thing. So I went ahead and decided maybe it'll restore to 2.1 this time (coz it was a hassle to go back and forth with itunes 7.5 and 8.0). and walaH! it worked. only this time all my phone contacts are gone. even notes was empty as well as other settings e.g. email.
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Largo Mar, Private Heated Pool, Gulf View, Sleeps 12-17 in Destin
- bedrooms 5
- baths 5½
- sleeps 17
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Miramar Beach
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Paradise found! Escape to a haven where the sun rises brilliantly each morning and warm winds whistle through the palms. This Beautiful Beach House with Gulf View features Main House and a Carriage House, its own private 26X13 ft swimming pool and deeded beach access. Enjoy the tropical breezes from any of the five bedrooms four of which have their own private full bathroom. This combined property consists of over 2800 square feet of comfortable living space. The Main House has 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and the Carriage House has 2 bedrooms with 2 full bathrooms upstairs and a half bath on the first floor. Each house also has a full kitchen, dining area, and living room.
Only 500 feet to Destin's flawless white sand beach and emerald green water. Perfect for a family beach vacation or a couples' get together, this home offers something for everyone. Relax in the large garden tub in the front master bedroom bath, bask in the sun on the deck around the private pool or simply read a book on the balcony. Come and stay at this tropical slice of heaven. It's just what you've been waiting for!
Bedding:Front house:
First Floor,
1 bedroom with King bed. Queen sleep sofa in living room. Full shared bathroom.
Second Floor,
1 bedroom with King bed and private bath, garden tub and private balcony.
1 bedroom with Queen bed and Twin bed.
2 Twin mattresses to be used anywhere.
Carriage House:
First Floor,
Queen sleep sofa in living room and a half bath.
Second Floor,
2 bedrooms each with a King bed, private full bath and balcony
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Last modified on 04-24-2014 at 7:58 AM.
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Scott & Linda Corsar 850-420-5695
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Carriage house, Private Pool, Free High Speed Wi-Fi Internet Access, Air Conditioning,
Flat Screen TV's, Cable, DVD,VCR, AM/FM Stereo with CD/Cassette Player, Phone, Full
Kitchen, Microwave, Toaster, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Ice Maker, Cooking
Utensils provided, Linens provided, Washer & Dryer, Outdoor Gas
Grill BOTH HOUSES ARE EQUIPPED THE SAME. Off Street Parking.
activities and attractions in Destin Gulf Coast North
Walking/Biking Trail, Golf, Amusement Parks, Fishing, Shopping,
Restaurants, Cinemas, Swimming, Snorkeling & Diving, Boating,
Sailing, Surfing, Parasailing, Jet-skiing, Shelling
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Rental Rates:
Rates based on 12 guests, $100 per person per week for extra guests up to 17 max.
Fall: Aug 31 - Oct 25
Off Season: Oct 26 - Feb 21
Winter: February 25th - March 14th
Spring: March 15th - May 23rd
Peak Summer: May 24th - August 08th
$4,700/week, (4th of July week, $5200/wk)
Late Summer: August 9th - August 29th
Fall: August 30th - October 24th
Off Season: October 25th - February 28th
Thanksgiving, Christmas weeks:$1,995/week
Sat to Sat 7 night minimum rentals only from May 1 to Aug 10, 4 night minimum other times of the year.
$200 Cleaning Fee required for five or less night rentals only.
Heat Pool:$250-$300 per week if requested.
There is also a $500.00 refundable damage deposit, (refunded within seven days after check out).
Main House can be rented as a 3 bedroom separately in off season.
Rental Rates:
Rates based on 6 guests, $100 per person per week for extra guests up to 10 max.
Fall: Aug 31 - Oct 25
Off Season: Oct 26 - Feb 21
Winter: February 25th - March 14th
Spring: March 15th - May 23rd
Late Summer: August 9th - August 29th
Fall: August 30th - October 24th
Off Season: October 25th - February 28th
Thanksgiving, Christmas weeks:$1,995/week
There is also a $400.00 refundable damage deposit, (refunded within 7 days
after check out).
Heat Pool: $250 per week if requested.
$150 Cleaning Fee required for five or less night rentals only.
12% Tax.
Half of Rental Rate required to secure home.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Scott & Linda Corsar 850-420-5695
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Destin
- Swimming
- Snorkeling
- Fishing
- Golf
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Since 1952 our logo has told a great story: the story of Eni and its subsidiaries and their integral role in the development of the country.
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Countdown to Carnival in Düsseldorf
By Matthew Wexler | Monday Feb 24, 2014
Break out your heels - Düsseldorf is getting ready to host its annual Carnival weekend, featuring its infamous drag race on the streets of this German town that rings in the revelry with a weekend packed with gay adventures.
EU Grants Bavarian Pretzel Protected Status
Sunday Feb 23, 2014
A twisted piece of dough has been elevated to cultural icon status by the European Union, which has added the Bavarian pretzel to its "protected origins" list.
German Officials Faulted Over 'Sexual Diversity'
Friday Jan 10, 2014
Germany's Roman Catholic and Lutheran churches are criticizing a regional government's plan to introduce "acceptance of sexual diversity" to school curricula.
Neureuther Wins Slalom, Criticizes Russian Anti-Gay Laws
Wednesday Jan 8, 2014
German skier Felix Neueuther announce himself as a medal contender for the Sochi Olympics and used the spotlight to announce his opposition to Russia's human rights record and recent gay "propaganda" law.
EU Commissioner to Boycott Winter Olympics
By Jason St. Amand | Tuesday Dec 10, 2013
European Union commissioner Viviane Reding announced on Tuesday that she will not attend the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia in February because of the country's anti-gay law.
German Far-Right Politician Convicted Over CDs
Wednesday Dec 4, 2013
A German court has given a senior member of the country's main far-right party a suspended eight-month prison sentence for selling CDs whose content glorified Nazism and incited violence.
Germany: Parents Can Pick Babies' Gender on Birth Certificates
By Jason St. Amand | Thursday Oct 31, 2013
Germany will become the first country in the world that grants parents rights to choose their baby's gender on the newborn's birth certificate.
German Court Grants Gay Unions Marriage Tax Breaks
By Juergen Baetz | Thursday Jun 6, 2013
Gay rights campaigners won a victory over the German government Thursday as the country's top court ruled that homosexual couples in civil unions should receive the same tax benefits as heterosexual married couples.
German Court Strengthens Gay Adoption Rights
By Geir Moulson | Tuesday Feb 19, 2013
Germany's highest court strengthened gay couples' adoption rights in a ruling Tuesday that the country's justice minister greeted as "a historic step."
48 Hours in Berlin: Sleep Not Included
By Matthew Wexler | Tuesday Jan 22, 2013
Sweets, sausages and sunrises conspire for an action-packed getaway to one of Europe's most vibrant cities.
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Born in Hanover, Germany, George II was the last British monarch to be born outside Great Britain. His father succeeded to the British throne in 1714 and made George the Prince of Wales, yet their relationship was fraught and they were notorious for their many conflicts. The prince succeeded to the throne in 1727 but in his early years as king took little control over the government, instead favouring Whig politician Sir Robert Walpole to operate as his Prime Minister. After Walpole's resignation in 1742, Great Britain entered the War of the Austrian Succession (1740-8) and in 1743 George led his troops into battle against the French at Dettingen. He was the last British king to fight alongside his soldiers.


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Address: Avenida Francia 16 Playa de Los Pocillos Puerto del Carmen Puerto del Carmen Lanzarote 35519 Canary Islands
Phone: 928-510960
Club las Adelfas II is set in picturesque gardens with picturesque mountains in the background. The swimming pool is set in the middle of the club and is surrounded by sun terraces. Stay in the pool and swim up to the pool bar for total relaxation. A children's pool is available for the younger kids. Auto rentals are available here to make it easier to get around the island. Enjoy the snack bar during the day and the restaurant in the evening hours.
One-bedroom units sleep up to four guests with a double bedroom and double pull-out sofa bed in the living room. Two-bedroom units accommodate from four to six visitors with a double bed in the main bedroom, twin beds in the second bedroom, and a double pull-out sofa in the living room area. All units feature kitchens with microwave ovens and overlook the pool from the balcony or terrace. Enjoy satellite TV and CD players. All units have hairdryers in the bathroom. Complimentary welcome package of tea, coffee, sugar, and water is included.


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The Huffington Post UK | By Asa Bennett Posted: 23/04/2012 13:43 Updated: 23/04/2012 13:43
David Cameron is "not very Conservative", according to the actress and family friend Helena Bonham Carter.
Bonham Carter, who has known David and Samantha Cameron for more than 15 years, told the Sunday Times that "he's not that Conservative, actually".
"I mean, he's not a right-wing person. If he was in America, he'd be a Democrat" she added.
Cameron, she said, also had a "hilarious sense of humour, which nobody really knows about". She said she was "amazed" when he became prime minister, quickly adding that she meant it "not in a bad way".
Bonham Carter later contacted the Sunday TImes to express concern that she "landed my friend Dave in the shit through careless use of words".
She told the paper: "I worried about 'He's not very conservative' being slung back at him like a boomerang from some back bench."
Bonham Carter is an unlikely friend of the Camerons. Her great-grandfather was the Liberal prime minister Herbert Asquith, while her cousin Jane Bonham Carter is a Liberal Democrat peer.
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Arlie Webb
Arlie "Kyle" Webb was born on August 4, 1926, to Bruce and Pearl Lilly Webb. He entered eternal rest at the age of 86, on Sunday, January 20, 2013, at Unicoi County Long Term Care.
Kyle was a retired electrical worker and an Army veteran. He was born in Bluff City, but resided most of his life in Elizabethton. He was a member of the Body of Christ and attended Mountain View Church of Christ.
He was preceded in death by his father, Bruce Webb; his mother, Pearl Lilly Webb; his wife, Jeanette Webb, on October 2, 1988; brother, Allen Webb; sister-in-law, Kathryne Rutledge Webb; brother, Lonnie Gene Webb; brother-in-law, Dick Powell; niece, Angela Carol Webb; and nephew, David Lynn Webb.
Survivors include a brother, Bennie Webb and wife Ruth; a sister, Barbara Webb Powell; sister-in-law, Sue Webb; niece, Tammy Webb Lockner and husband Steve; niece, Gena Webb Richards; nephew, David Powell and wife Maggie; great-nieces, Natalie Lockner Bishop and husband Ike; great-niece, Jessica Richards; great-nephew, Travis Lockner; great-great-nephew, Bryson Bishop; great-great-nephew, Aiden Powell; step-granddaughter, Jannie Guinn and husband Steve; step-grandson, Bobby Ollis and wife Kristy; step-great-grandchildren, Margo Guinn, Monica Guinn, Megan Guinn, Brittany Ollis and Dustin Ollis; and a special friend, Annie Guinn.
The funeral service for Mr. Webb will be conducted at noon on Wednesday, January 23, in the Chapel of Peace of Tetrick Funeral Home, Elizabethton, with Mr. Kermit Davis, minister, officiating. The family will receive friends from 11 a.m. until noon Wednesday, prior to the service. The graveside service will follow in the Sunrise Cemetery, Bluff City, Tenn. Pallbearers will be family and friends. Online condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.tetrickfuneralhome.com and signing the guest book or by fax to (423) 542-9499.
Tetrick Funeral Home, Elizabethton, is serving the Webb family. Office: (423) 542-2232. Obituary Line: (423) 543-4917.


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The 12 most dreaded words in the English language today: "We are ready for takeoff. Please turn off your portable electronic devices."
Sometimes I wonder if it's really true that a person playing Words with Friends can make an airplane crash, or if the airline people are just trying to get everyone's attention so they will buckle up and watch the "in case of a crash landing your seat cushion can be used as a flotation device . . . the better to find your corpse" presentation. In fact, the word on the street is that the airline industry is working on something called "airplane mode" for your portable electronic devices. I hope that comes to pass, not because it's painful to watch people go cold turkey all of a sudden (that's actually kind of funny) but because portable electronic devices are an effective pacifier for nervous travelers, and when nervous travelers are forced to surrender this pacifier, they tend to chatter.
Personally, I hate airplane chatter monkeys. It's torture enough to endure the security checkpoint and to be strip-searched by some overly aggressive TSA employee who thinks you're a terrorist when the truth is he's the one who should undergo the "random security check." But then to squeeze yourself on the airplane, cram your carry-on into the overhead bin, endure the smell of a drippy Subway meatball sandwich from the guy across the aisle (because not even the peanuts are free anymore), and then be assaulted by the inane nervous chatter of the moron sitting next to you definitely make up my definition of existential despair.
The latest episode of this drill occurred when I was on my way to Detroit to keynote the Michigan Library Association Conference a few months ago. There I was deep in the middle of The Count of Monte Cristo (glue and paper edition) when the guy next to me clicked off his portable electronic device and started gabbing. He wanted to know what I did for a living. "Retired," I said, without lifting my head out of Dumas.
"Retired from what?"
"Gee, you must have read a lot of books."
"Yeah. My last year I exceeded my board-adopted goal and read more than 1,200 books. I got a big bonus. It's how I got to retire early."
This shut the guy up for a while, and soon we were at 10,000 feet—the magical number for turning on portable electric devices. Thank you, Steve Jobs, for turning this moron into an electronic zombie. From the Sierra Mountains to Lake Michigan, I was at peace.
Later that day, I reflected on how everyone makes two assumptions about librarians: (a) we love to read and (b) that's what we get paid to do—read! It used to be that one of these assumptions was false, but after perusing a number of tech-oriented library blogs recently, I am beginning to wonder if both assumptions are now false.
Do librarians still love to read? If they do, there is peer pressure not to admit it. Apparently, all the hipster tech librarians (many of whom I suspect have been trained in online MLS programs) openly disdain the close association between books and librarians. They prefer to be seen as the grease monkeys of electronic informational resources. They rue the fact that books are holding librarians back from being seen as practitioners of a cool twenty-first-century profession. I have even seen remarks to the effect that "I could never hire a candidate who in an interview professes a love for books as a main motivator for becoming a librarian."
So, if it's cooler for librarians to play with computers than read books, what in heaven's name will happen to the art of the reader's advisor? There are no short cuts to RA work. You have to read, and you have to love books. Reviews and read-alike gimmicks only take you so far. I know it's old fashioned, but readers' advisors must be readers. There are no silver bullets.
Or are there? Every Friday, I volunteer at my grandson's elementary-school library. Three months ago, a sixth-grader asked for a good mystery. He had read all the latest and greatest mysteries. I suggested The Westing Game, by Ellen Raskin. "Never heard of it or her," he responded.
"Good," I said. "You'll love it. I guarantee it."
He came in the next Friday and gushed, "Thank you, Mr. Manley. It was the best mystery I have ever read by far. No, it was the best book I have ever read. The best!" Now the entire sixth grade is reading it, and I have become a kind of school celebrity.
My advice to all of you hipster tech librarians who hate books and who are unexpectedly confronted with an "I want to read a good mystery" request is to just say three words: The Westing Game.
I have been recommending that book to adults and kids since it came out in 1979 and have not once had a disappointed reader. Now that's cool.
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World rugby is set to predict Welsh international domination, temporarily. Coaches, journalists, former Test legends, senior administrators and other well-known portly commentators with massive necks and locked-in-the-past hairdos, are conspiring to proclaim Wales as the impending international rugby champions of the universe, GwladRugby.com can exclusively reveal.
Ahead of games planned against New Zealand, Australia, Argentina and Samoa, a plot has already been agreed to compliment the living daylights out of the Welsh camp into a false and profoundly deluded sense of security.
Precise details include:
- Singling out Welsh members of the recent British Lions squad as 'the best on tour', 'much better than the South Africans' and 'the most professional rugby professionals ever, since….ooooh…. Jonny Wilkinson, who incidentally is also slightly Welsh'
- Talking up random members from the rest of the Welsh squad contingent (and indeed any Welsh male between the ages of 14 and 70) as 'eager to prove the Lions selectors wrong', 'the next big rugby sensation' and 'ready to eat the Argies/Aussies/Kiwis/Samoans for breakfast'
- Referring to Warren Gatland and Shaun Edwards like they were the King and Queen of tactical rugby mastery; using moody black and white photography wherever possible
- Recalling previous encounters where Wales have been smashed to pieces as 'close games', featuring 'dodgy refereeing decisions' and 'bad juju'
The plan relies heavily on media saturation and is global in scope, though will be taken to varying degrees of silliness according to geographic region. Southern hemisphere press, for example, will play along for a while until someone notices. The London papers meanwhile, led in a chorus of Eddie Butler poetry reading, will be shockingly daft about it but only to the extent that they are editorially permitted to write about Wales. The Western Mail, in league with the WRU to fill 30 pages a week with subtle variations on the same frothy rugby-related bollocks, will retain its impeccable commitment to editorial integrity by not getting involved in such shenanigans. Yes, really…
Ex-England captain and scary nutter Martin Corry meanwhile is leading a one-man crusade to accumulate a similarly unsustainable level of expectation surrounding the England team. Having claimed earlier on this week that – despite injuries – England should complete the clean sweep of beating NZ, Australia and Argentina, Corry is expected to make further claims in a press conference planned for tomorrow morning.
"England's players can push on from their success in the Autumn internationals by retaining the Ryder Cup and retrieving all the gold from the lost city of the Incas," barked Corry, a bit too loudly. "I can't say anymore until tomorrow because there is a dead alligator lodged in my throat. Do you like cuddles? Cuddles are the best, aren't they?"


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Benvenuto!Established in 1957, the Arizona American Italian Club has always been involved with our community - whether it be through charity involvement, special events or wedding hosting, we work hard to be an integral part of the lives of our membership as well as the people of the city we call home.
Let's Play Bingo!Fridays @ 6:30 PM / Sunday @ 1:00 PM. We play Power & Paper only. New Program now in effect. Now 21 games. Play all 21 for just $18, with the last three games paying $299 each. $2,997 in Guaranteed Prizes each session, $1,000 Progressive Bonus Game - Coverall $600 Large Picture Frame.
Bocce at AAICWe have four (4) lighted professional courts. You do not need to be a member of the club, nor do you need to be Italian. This is our way of exposing the community to Bocce and promoting our club facilities to the public. Open bocce starts at 7:00 PM every Wednesday. Only one rule - everyone gets to play!
Italian Car ShowThe Arizona American Italian Club proudly presents "Le Bellezze d' Italia" (The Beauties of Italy) Charity Car Show on October 11th, 2014. Join us for the fun as well as the great food and drinks. Best of all, proceeds benefit a fantastic charity - Military Assistance Mission of Arizona!
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Join us for breakfast on Sundays from 10:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. When you order breakfast off the menu get your first drink for $1.50!
All day Mimosas and Blood Marys are $2.00! Can't beat that…
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Dining At The Club
Throughout the week we offer several dining options for our Members and the general public. Wednesday is Family Spaghetti Night, we offer a Thursday Night Buffet and our Friday Dinners can't be beat! Be sure to check our Events Calendar for any upcoming special dining activities.
Dining Menus
On behalf of the Board, the Trustees, Our Club Staff and the General Membership - We welcome you to the Arizona American Italian Club's website!
Browse through the different sections of the site to find out about some of the exciting events we have scheduled and to get an idea of what the Club is all about.
To stay up to date on everything Club related we have created various mailing lists for you to subscribe to in order to receive customized email updates based on your specific interests.
Thank you for visiting our site, we look forward to seeing you at the Club!
Jim Parisella, Club President
We are pleased to announce The Arizona American Italian Club 2014 Officers
Jim Parisella - President
Jay Fuller - Vice President
Joseph Locurto - Treasurer & Recording Secretary
William Muscenti - Financial Secretary
Frank Cucitro - Sergeant-at-Arms
Andy Trotti, Rosalie Mora, Lynn Coughlan, Michelle Martin, Marco Masini, Janet Shoup, Lois Schick
Monthly Dining Menus
Each Wednesday throughout the month is Family Spaghetti Night!
$8.00 Adults | $3.50 Children
Join us on Thursday for our buffet offerings ($11.00)
Apr 3rd - Italian Pot Roast, Roasted Chicken w/Garlic Sherry Sauce, Roasted Potatoes, Pasta, Veggie, Soup & Salad
Apr 10th - Reuben Meatloaf, Saucy Parmesan Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Pasta, Veggie, Soup & Salad
Apr 17th - Baked Pork Chops, Oven Fried Chicken, Macaroni & Cheese, Veggie, Rice, Parsley Potatoes, Soup & Salad
Apr 24th - Roast Turkey & Stuffing, Beef Stew, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Egg Noodles, Veggie, Soup & Salad
Friday Dinner Menus ($11.00) | Fish fry is available every Friday
Apr 4th - Baked Red Snapper w/Basil Cream Sauce, Fried Chicken, Scalloped Potatoes, Pasta, Veggie, Soup & Salad
Apr 11th - Char Broiled Mahi Mahi w/Honey Mustard, Chicken Alfredo w/Fettuccine, Pasta, Veggie, Soup & Salad
Apr 18th - Scallops & Shrimp Skewers, Ginger Mushroom Pork Chops, Pasta, Veggie, Soup & Salad
Apr 25th - Char Halibut w/Roasted Garlic Sauce, Chicken Stroganoff w/Egg Noodles, Veggie, Soup & Salad
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Bocce News
Fall league is about half over. We have 11 teams playing. The schedule and scores are posted in the club bar area weekly. Our next meeting is Tuesday, November 5th at 7: 00 pm.
We would like to welcome back a player from years ago. Marie Maulella. Marie is playing in the Fall league session. Marie was a chairman and score keeper for the bocce league years ago. Marie and her late husband, Tony, traveled around the country playing in national bocce tournaments and both were bocce champions. We welcome Marie back and hope she will be part of our bocce league in the future. Oh, by the way, did I mention that Marie is 93 years old? Gotta love our senior citizens.
OR 602-971-0112. Remember, Wednesday morning open bocce will continue through the summer at 9 a.m. Come on down and Play.
Let's play Bocce!
Paul Linderoth
Bocce President
Open Bocce @ AAIC
Our four (4) well lit Bocce courts are open to the public every Wednesday night starting at 7:00pm. Come out and join the fun!
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Club Charities
Our charity for the month of September was Foundation for the Blind Children. We collected $159.00. Again, your generosity is always appreciated. For the month of October our charity was St. Baldrick Foundation for Children's Cancer Research. Our figure is not yet in for this charity. Our charity for the month of November is for Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer. Please be generous so we can beat this cancer. Also, don't forget St. Mary's Food Bank.
We will be having our annual Bake Sale for the Children's Christmas Party and our charity of the month. We will need donations of baked goods and also volunteers. Please either bake or bring something on the Thursday before, or the Friday of the sale.
Rosalie Mora,
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As a hand drumming instructor and performer, I have worked with djembes of all types, from those hand crafted in West Africa to those made entirely of artificial materials. I have been buying a lot of drums to use when I teach drum classes, and I need instruments that have 1) a good sound, 2) consistent quality, 3) rugged construction and 4) a reasonable price. I have found these Meinl djembes to fit these requirements very well. The wood is plantation grown mahogany -- solid, but not as heavy as regular mahogany (which is very expensive). The rope is heavy duty and has lots of verticals, which means the tension is well distributed on the head. The goatskin could be a tad thicker, but when tuned up properly, the heads have a crisp dry slap without nasty ringing, and a deep resonant bass note. You'll find that by the time the drum gets shipped from Indonesia, the head won't be at full tension and the drum will need to be tuned up. Instructions are included on tuning (pulling diamonds), but if you've never done this, find someone who knows how. The bag that comes with the drum is well built, has thick padding, sturdy straps and a thick top that protects the drum head nicely. I now own 5 of these djembes, 1 of the XL (12") and 4 of the L (10") and am very pleased with them.
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I am normally a kit drummer, I just got into hand percussion for accustic worship style of playing just recently. I wanted to add a djembe to my hand drum arsenal. I researched for weeks what I wanted and the different price rages. I wanted something that I thought was just a little different than what other drummers had around here, but I also wanted it to look and sound top notch. I took my time and finally decided on this drum. I was not disappointed at all when it came. It was better looking than I could imagine. Then I played it. WOW! The low bass sound sings and is very present. I love everything about this drum.
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Throughout my musical career, I have always been the singer/songwriter. The one behind the guitar, singing NEXT to my hand drummer. I always envied him so I decided to go ahead and buy myself a djembe. I ordered this a few days ago. It hasn't been delivered yet, but I went to my local drum import shop and played the exact one I ordered (the extra large one). I sat down and played it for about an hour and all I have to say is WOW. I can't wait until I get it! Not only is it a great drum, it also comes with an amazing bag to protect it and carry it around. I only wish that it would come with a few more things to make it more like a package deal. Maybe a nice strap or something. Don't be fooled by the price, this drum is AMAZING. My fellow singer/songwriters will want to convert when they hear this one! A+!
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- One of the nation's oldest city's most popular attractions is now growing. Ripley's Believe It or Not! in St. Augustine is welcoming a new member of the family - a two-headed, red-bellied slider turtle.
The turtle is currently only about the size of a quarter. It is very active, but Ripley's says it faces challenges. With two fully-functioning brains, it tends to be indecisive. To help, caretakers are making modifications to the tank such as low water levels, no substrate and fewer obstacles in the tank.
Two-headed turtles occur in one in about every 10,000 turtle births. Researchers say the turtle begins as a twin, which eventually fuse together in the shell. While certain species are more commonly born with two heads, such as yellow-bellied sliders and red-eared sliders, fewer have experienced red-bellied sliders with 'polycephaly.' These turtles rarely survive long in the wild, but in captivity can live long, healthy lives.
Ripley's is hosting a contest to name its newest team member. Elementary students throughout St. John's County are invited to come up with names and submit them to Ripley's. You can join in, too. Simply submit your name choice on the museum's Facebook page.
The new turtle - and its new name - is expected to be on display in the lobby by Sept. 25.
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After the U.S. House of Representatives voted to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said Thursday on CNBC that there was the "impression" of a cover-up.
"He hasn't explained why there was a misrepresentation — or, if you want, a lie — to the Congress whether there was knowledge of this Fast and Furious program. There clearly was a letter sent to Congress that was false. There was knowledge of this," Giuliani on "The Kudlow Report."
"Congress has a right to explore who knew, who authorized. If they would just comply and answer, you wouldn't be in this situation. I have no idea why they're being this obstreperous about it."
The House voted 255-67 in favor of censuring, for the first time, a sitting Cabinet member. More than 100 Democrats boycotted the vote.
The move came after Holder refused to hand over without any preconditions documents pertaining to Operation Fast and Furious, which allowed hundreds of guns to be smuggled from Arizona to Mexico, according to The Associated Press.
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Giuliani, a one-time candidate for the Republican presidential nomination and a former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, also weighed in on the U.S. Supreme Court's 5-4 decision upholding the federal Affordable Care Act.
Specifically, he took issue with Chief Justice John Roberts not limiting the federal government's taxing powers.
"I mean, if they can tax your failure to buy health insurance, they can tax your failure to do exercises. Or your failure to eat the foods they want you to eat," he said. "This could be very, very dangerous. We're giving now Barack Obama the power to tax us if we don't breathe the way he wants us to breathe."
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After a few minor delays and a glitch with the phone system, Palmetto Bay's new Village Hall complex with advanced "green" technology is open for business.
Located at 9705 E. Hibiscus St., the new village hall has a traditional architectural façade that blends in well with the South Florida community, but the innovative building has an array of built-in features designed to save energy, resources and money.
Former village Mayor Eugene P. Flinn Jr., the principal champion of the first permanent village hall, is happy to see it completed.
"I am very pleased that we've got that project finished," Flinn said. "I'm very proud of that building. It should be an outstanding and lasting legacy for our people. We have the first municipal building here in South Florida with that level of green technology, and it's not going to be obsolete."
Flinn pointed to the combination of special electrical and plumbing equipment that is part of the design. Room lights turn off in unoccupied areas, solar panels on the roof gather enough free energy from the sun to not only power the complex much of the time, but also enough during non-peak times to make it possible to sell back power to FPL.
The design of the building minimizes air-conditioning costs, and special paving bricks surrounding it drain rainwater into giant cisterns that will provide free water for flushing toilets and other non-drinking purposes like watering plants.
"It's a model of sustainability," Flinn said. "It's going to provide great savings to our residents."
Flinn recalled the years of canvassing government agencies for grant money to help with the building costs.
"It took me a lot of trips to Washington and Tallahassee to get the money for that," Flinn said. "It was worth the effort, though."
He also thinks the location in the Franjo Triangle will be beneficial, becoming the cornerstone of a new "downtown" area with new businesses and an improved look.
"I really have to give credit to former Councilman Paul Neidhart for wanting to put the village hall in that area," Flinn said. "Not only will it provide great service for residents, it will be a big economic generator for a part of the community that needed a lift."
Bill Kress, public information officer for the village, said that although they are open for business, a formal ceremony probably will not take place until February.
"We haven't yet settled on a date for the ribbon-cutting," Kress said. "The move has been taking all of our energy and focus just to get things in here. There are obviously certain functions that have to be offered on an ongoing basis, primarily the building and permitting office, which is one of the highest traffic functions of the whole village hall. People have already started coming here for that. The phones are up and running. The computers are up and running again."
Kress recalled that it was awkward at first when people wanted to visit the new complex while staff members still were unpacking. There were crates around and things not quite ready yet.
"We did ask that people resist the urge to drop by until we could host a proper visit, or at least call ahead," Kress said. "One of our residents, Hal Feldman, did a video tour of the center which we posted on our website."
Kress remarked that for the village council and staff, the new facility had been an ongoing priority.
"Mayor Flinn worked very hard for this during his tenure," Kress said. "And former council member and our new mayor, Shelley Stanczyk, was a proponent as well."
The main phone number for village hall, 305-259-1234, will remain the same, as will many of the extensions, but there is a new number for the Village Police Administrative Office which is 305-278- 400, available 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday- Friday, for non-emergency calls, and of course 9-1-1 for emergencies.
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While this may be a very functional building – to me, it is an eyesore in the Palmetto Bay area. The main entrance of this town hall faces US 1, while the body of the building faces E. Hibiscus St. The parking lot appears bigger than the rest of the building – clearly the buiding is not centered or placed properly on the land. And when does Palmetto Bay plan on fixing the streets (surrounding the builiding) that it has ripped up several times? Maybe once all the trees that are being planted have grown to capacity, it will hide this eyesore of a building that clearly doesn't fit in.
You are really unhappy, UnhappyResident. Why wouldn't the building face US1? The building is actually well-designed and faces an attractive facade to each direction. The nighttime lighting accents are beautiful for the area. You have not paid attention to the plans as former Mayor Eugene Flinn and current Mayor Shelley Stanczyk have clearly indicated that there is a parking garage as a next project for the property that will serve the park and the area bus lanes. That is the reason for the placement. The building is clearly not an eyesore. I wonder how your house or business looks to your neighbors. I am excited for this building and what it will do for the area. It will bring more activity to the area and bring more and better businesses to improve the area. It is a shame that you are one of those people who does nothing positive for the area, only being critical of those who do.
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Friday, June 03, 2005Valparaiso University junior Amanda Meyer (Hudson, Wis./Somerset H.S.) has been named to the ESPN The Magazine All-District V Women's Track and Field/Cross Country Team as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) for the second straight year.
Meyer has posted a 3.93 grade point average in business management and sports management. On the track, the senior is the school record holder in the 600m run indoors was also a member of the record-holding 4x400m relays both indoors and out. She also holds school record in the outdoor pole vault.
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Wheels are probably one of the least understood and yet most important part of your 4x4's drive system. Most of the time, people choose their wheels simply by what design looks good to them. While this is an important aspect, wheels perform a critical function. Select the wrong one for your application and you could create a vehicle that's miserable to drive, or worse yet, cause an accident. From the basics of choosing the right size for your tires to the critical elements of load ratings and construction type, there are plenty of opportunities to get it wrong. That's why we'll spend the next few pages sharing tips with you that will help you find the wheels that are right for the function of your vehicle.
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For the most part, wheels are made from steel or aluminum. Steel was once favored for its low cost and high strength. For four-wheeling, it offers one huge advantage: When you smack a rock, the wheel bends instead of breaking. Of course, the wheel will need to be replaced or fixed eventually, but it keeps you going. If you live in a salty climate, steel wheels will need to be sandblasted and painted every few years. For the 4x4 market, there are several steel wheels available. Generally speaking, they are the least expensive option.
Aluminum was first used in wheels because of its light weight. The wheel and tire combination rotates mass, and it is unsprung weight (it's on the ground side of the suspension system). A reduction in unsprung weight results in better fuel economy, better acceleration, and better braking performance. The weight of the tire has a much greater affect on this because it's further from the axle centerline, but saving five pounds per wheel still makes a difference. In the early days, aluminum wheels were expensive and manufacturers hadn't figured out proper finishes, so the wheels became corroded and pitted over time.
Things are quite a bit different today, driven partially by the fact that nearly all original equipment wheels are made from aluminum. Aluminum wheels can be very affordable now, and there is quite a variety of finishes that offer long-lasting, low-maintenance appearance, and look good, too.
You may hear people talk about how much better forged aluminum wheels are compared to cast. While it is true that forged wheels are stronger and they weigh less, nearly all the wheels you'll find in the 4x4 market are cast. Forged is much, much more expensive, and cast aluminum wheels have improved significantly in strength and quality over the past 20 years. Forged wheels are mostly used in racing and in applications that require extremely high load ratings, such as tractor trailers.
Most of the aluminum wheels offered in the off-road market are made from A356 alloy, and they are made using a low-pressure casting. This process uses low pressure to draw molten aluminum into the casting form instead of relying on gravity. The result is a higher-density wheel with less porosity, which is good for consistent strength and minimized chances of structural wheel failure.
While it's usually pretty easy for a person to decide whether they want a chrome look or high-gloss black, it is easy to overlook the function of the wheel finish. In addition to how the wheel looks when it's new, the finish dictates how much work you'll have to do to do keep it looking nice. While chrome and paint are your choices for steel wheels, here are the more common finishes for aluminum, with the pros and cons.
Chrome: One of the easiest finishes to maintain, chromed aluminum gives you the advantage of an aluminum wheel with a bright shine that is easy to clean and maintain. This finish is mirror-like, and it resists corrosion and pitting. Lower-quality chrome can crack and chip over years of exposure to rough elements.
Polished: This is another bright finish, but isn't quite mirror-like. It's often considered a more refined look. Drawbacks are that it requires regular cleaning and polishing to maintain a bright finish, but the advantage is that it can always be brought back to the original finish.
Powdercoat: This provides a range of color options with a highly durable finish. It is very easy to maintain and it resists scratches, corrosion, and pitting. Popular colors today are black, silver, and shades of gray. However, powdercoat can come in virtually any color, and in some cases it may be more affordable than paint.
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Ironically, this is one of the most overlooked factors in choosing a wheel, and it is one of the most important. We can't tell you how many 4x4s we see with the absolutely wrong wheel size or backspacing, and it's because the owner didn't know what questions to ask. A lot of local tire stores are very good at helping you choose the right wheel, but there are also quite a few who try to stock as few parts numbers as possible and make whatever they have fit your vehicle.
There are really only three things you need to know to nail wheel fitment. The first is the simplest: The diameter of the wheel needs to match your tire! If you have a 305/65R17, you'll need a 17-inch wheel.
The next is more difficult: The width of the wheel needs to be appropriate for the width of the tire. Every tire manufacturer gives a specific range of recommended wheel width for the specific make and size tires. Find the chart online and use it. Generally speaking, tire manufacturers recommend a wheel that is two to three inches narrower than the tire's section width. We usually prefer to stay on the narrow side (but still within the manufacturer's range) because the extra bulge of the tire sidewall on a narrow wheel helps protect the wheel lip against debris. But going too narrow compromises the tire's ability to provide road traction and can decrease how well the tire seats on the bead of the wheel. A wheel that is too wide for the wheel also compromises the tire's performance and the bead seal.
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CEO Jeffrey Immelt may earmark more money for deals next year as he makes progress toward his goal of shrinking GE's finance unit, Nigel Coe, a Morgan Stanley analyst, said Friday in a note to clients. Immelt said in 2012 his focus was on "bolt-on" purchases of $4 billion or less.
GE's mergers-and-acquisitions plans will be the most important topic at its annual winter meeting with shareholders and analysts on Dec. 18, Coe said. A faster M&A pace would signal Immelt's interest in replacing profit from GE Capital's consumer credit business, set for an initial public offering next year, by bulking up manufacturing.
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If hungry eat anything – I had buffet when visited bloomington first and was hungry. we came here by our choice, but after having lunch, it was big no no for another visit. very less choices of items, desert was pathetic and rice was as good as rice, not coocked at all. chicken was so so and chilli chicken was suppose to eat with screw and hammer. Awesome experience and we will never be back here again. Thanks
Mumbai Style Food is the best – We usually like to order take out and eat it at home, the Sag Paneer (vegetarian spinach dish) is one of their specialties and it is very delicious. We also love the Chicken Tikka Masala.
Very Good Food! – I like the food here so much that whenever I am in Bloomington I usually try to stop by to get lunch or dinner! I ate there today (Vegetable Korma dish) for lunch and I usually don't eat all of my food, but I stuffed myself today because it was just so good. I practically licked my plate clean! I have had their lamb roghan josh & chicken mukhani (butter chicken) and that is really very good also!
If you like to cook you can stop by their little grocery store next door to the restaurant and buy the ingredients to cook your own Indian food.
Avoid Using This Resturent At All Cost – Ok... I was desparately looking for a nice Indian resturent in Bloomington IL. and found this Puran Indian Restaurant. Initially i was very happy, that finally i have found a Indian resturent. So i took my some work co-workers there at Lunch time at 1:00 Pm.
We ordered the food, from Lunch menu. we were all shocked when we saw the quantity of the meal.
One plate of Chicken Vandalo has 3 small pieces of chicken at the size of Green beens. I asked the waiter, what is this, knowing very well. how chicken vandalo looks like. The waiter repplied. sir what you expect to get in 10 doller. Seems like you eat alot, why not order 3 or 4 plates for your own self. that is 4 x 10 dollers I was shocked by his statement, I said Well if the quantity is too less then you shoudl mention in your menu. He repplied, why dont you order then the Dinner menu, i said its Lunch time, he said, so what.. and we had an argument,
My co workers walked out saying they cannot and will nto pay 10 dollers for this meal, in which there is no chicken, but, i stayed there and asked him to pack my meal, I took meal back home, ate it there, few hours after having that food, i started to had bad stomach pain and i was throwing up whole night.
I would highly suggest Food and healthhh department to either close this resturent or atleast do a inspection.
Good Indian in Bloomington – We were visiting town to work out the details for our move here from NYC. We were thrilled to discover that there was an Indian restaurant in town. The food was very good although you wouldn't go there for ambience. But I haven't been to many Indian restaurants that do put much effort into decor. What's even better is right next door is the Puran Market which has all kinds of Indian groceries for your own personal Indian cooking. Very happy to find that in the MW.
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