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Clean fully furnished top floor - 4th - spacious condo located in a one mile long Island in Tampa, overlooking the sparkling waters of Tampa Bay Shore. The top floor almost detached corner 2BR/2BA condo is situated within 5 minutes of Tampa International Airport - no airplane noise - and two major shopping malls with easy access to downtown Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater.
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The condo location is convenient to all area attractions and points of interest, including Busch Gardens, Adventure Island, the Port of Tampa, Old Hyde Park Village, Westshore Business District, Stadiums, University of Tampa and Historic Ybor City. Tampa downtown is 10 minutes away and Clearwater Beach and St.Petersburg Beach is a mere 15 minute drive.
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Enjoy the Island living within the city of Tampa!: The condo is located on the Tampa side of the long bridge connecting Tampa to Clearwater. A perfect walking distance to Ben T Davis Beach, fishing or take a joy ride on the beach. It's within walking distance of Rusty Pelican Restaurant, Crabby's Bills restaurant, Castaway Restaurant and within a mile of Bahama Breeze Restaurant, Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn, Westin Hotel, Hyatt, Doubletree,Public Beaches and Rocky Point Golf course.
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Speaking of.....parks, money and cruisersPosted Wednesday, October 12, 2011, at 4:12 PM Meanwhile, Elizabeth Warren is out there "speaking truth to power" while thousands occupy Wall Street and march on the homes of the unreasonably rich. ...Does anyone besides me recall seeing a similar scene in a movie about the French Revolution? Maybe they'll make it as far as Eureka Springs ...but who would they protest? Big kudos to the 11,000 people we hear have joined up to withdraw all their money from Bank of America. Power to the people...vote with your dollars! And, from the Life Goes on in Spite of Everything files...Mike Maloney is hobbling around on crutches and in what he calls his Frankenstein Boot after taking a header downhill Sunday while chasing his dog. Broke his ankle and tore some muscles in his leg. Very painful. ...If he's got some good meds, now's the time to hit the CAPC up with your next great idea. Yeow, are Apple Annie's cheeks red! She worked so hard with the Carroll County Cruisers Open Car Show a couple weeks ago that she mixed up a couple winners' names, and the gent in the picture the Citizen ran is actually Vancil Riddlesperger of Berryville and not Leonard Zechiedrich. Vancil, shown here on the left, is actually the winner of Best of Show. ...Gee, with names like Zechiedrich and Riddlesperger, I think Annie gets a pass on this one. ...In case you were wondering, the Best Engine was in Don Erickson's 1966 Plymonth Barracuda, and the Best Paint was on Leonard Zechiedrich's 1968 z28 Camaro. (That's what she meant to say....) And you can say what you mean in an email to oliver firstname.lastname@example.com. Comments Showing comments in chronological order [Show most recent comments first] |
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Not if recent statistics are any clue. There are 10.1 million women-owned businesses in the United States, generating $2.3 trillion in annual revenue, according to the Center for Women's Business Research. Women are starting businesses at nearly twice the rate of men. And women with children are jumping in--each with a different business goal, a different family situation and a different strategy to balance it all.
Entrepreneur went hunting for some inspirational mompreneurs to talk to--and we found them all over the country.
Some work at home; some have branched out into family-friendly office spaces. They all have one thing in common: They are extraordinary women with successful businesses. What can you learn from them? Just about everything.
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It was motherhood itself that inspired Laurie McCartney to start Babystyle, a retail brand that encompasses everything from maternity and baby clothes to children's furniture. In 1998, when she was pregnant with her first child, she was dissatisfied with the dearth of stylish, functional and affordable maternity clothes. McCartney spent her pregnancy formulating a business plan to offer what she knew other women would desire, and she set up her online store right after the birth of her son, Jack.
Armed with her newfound knowledge as a mom, McCartney, 36, enlisted the help of other working moms--not only to see what they wanted from Babystyle, but also to learn how other working moms balanced their businesses with their kids' needs. Their advice? "Keep a schedule, and focus on work when you're at work and the family when you're at home," says this mother of two. "It makes it easier, so you're always giving 100 percent to your kids when you're with them and 100 percent to your business when you're with it."
When McCartney started Babystyle out of her home, the brand grew by leaps and bounds. After a few months, she moved into a separate office space and has added a catalog and four brick-and-mortar stores. Sales have soared for this Los Angeles-based company, growing 30 percent from 2001 to 2002 and about 40 percent in 2003.
Though it's not easy to balance a business with raising children, there are strategies to make it more manageable, says Lesley Spencer, 38, founder of Home-Based Working Moms, a support network for moms who own businesses in Austin, Texas. Starting part time is one way to make the transition easier, she says. That way, you can better acclimate your children and yourself to your business' demands.
What we learned from the mompreneurs we interviewed is that scheduling is everything. "Develop a schedule that allows you to focus during work time," says Spencer. "Consider hiring someone to clean your house, a part-time assistant or a part-time nanny." Develop a support to delegate child care and household duties--with your spouse, friends, family or other working moms in your network.
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And as important as your business is, don't continually sacrifice family time to work on it, says Spencer. "Periodically review how you are spending your time. Decide what is important to you, and work toward that goal. Eliminate time-wasters and things that [distance] you from those people and things."
Segmenting your business obligations into smaller chunks can also help--you can accomplish a smaller task while on the go, like composing a marketing letter while waiting at the dentist's office or sending an e-mail while waiting for dance class to start. Jennifer Dugan, founder of Dugan's Travels, a travel agency in Los Alamos, New Mexico, has become a master of multitasking. This 29-year-old mother of two runs all her personal and business errands at the same time--and she uses her cell phone and laptop to keep her business running when she's on the go with her children.
Starting in 1997, Dugan would work at building her business while her little ones napped. "It's too hard to have set hours," she says. "There are going to be times when your kids really need you." Dugan takes two hours to go to the park with her children, and then makes up the time after they've gone to sleep.
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Photographs from Here, There and Everywhere in Nashik-Shirdi...
A shop selling a large variety of brass and bronze statues of various Gods and Goddesses, temple bells, wind-chimes etc. outside the Kalaram Temple in Nashik.
Trimbakeshwar, being the land of Lord Shiva Rudraksh beads are sold in plenty here. Spot them in the extreme right and left hand sides of this photograph taken near the Trimbakeshwar Temple. Characteristic with grooves called mukhis, Rudraksh is believed to be Lord Shiva's tear and is very sacred to the Hindus. These beads are strung together to form malas for japa (repetitive chanting) or are worn around the neck for treatment of various diseases. Other items like conches, sea shells, old coins, necklaces made of colorful beads and horse shoes can also be seen here.
One thing which was quite remarkable in this trip was that most of the temples, be it the Kalaram temple, the Sundernarayan temple, the Trimbakeshwar temple or the not-so-famous ones like these, were all black in color.
Since Onions are grown in large quantities in and around Nashik and Shirdi, you will come across many farmers selling their surplus along the highways in these pink sacks. With the price of Onions soaring to almost Rs. 70/kg recently, I reminisce those wonderful times when I had bought this big 25 kg sack (in July) for just Rs. 70. Wish I had saved some for this day!!
Maharashtra being a large producer of Sugarcane, you will find a lot of shops like these selling fresh sugarcane juice all along the Mumbai-Nashik-Shirdi route. Do stop here and relish the fresh juice given with a dash of ginger and a squeeze of lime and refresh yourselves up for the journey ahead!
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The Lady Bison got a big Sooner Athletic Conference win at Wayland Baptist Thursday, defeating the Flying Queens in overtime 70-67.
The Lady Bison led by 15 in the first half, but the Flying Queens slowly closed that gap in the second half.
With 49.3 seconds left in the second half Oklahoma Baptist led 61-60.
Samantha Smith scored two free throws shortly after to make the lead 63-60 with 29.7 left on the clock.
Then, Jessen Tucker hit Wayland Baptist�s only three-pointer of the game with 18.9 seconds left to tie the game and take it into overtime.
OBU took the lead at the beginning of overtime, holding the Flying Queens scoreless for the first two minutes.
After that, WBU never caught up. The Flying Queens shot just 1 for 8 in overtime.
Head Coach John McCullough commented on the win saying, �Anytime you can play two games on the road and come out with a win is good.�
�The win versus WBU was something this team needed. It will surely help with our confidence.�
Gabby and Sam really played exceptional against Wayland. These two seniors set a good example of how experienced players should play on the road.�
Smith had 26 points and nine rebounds and scored 22 of those points in the first half. Gabby Mattox followed on the leader board with 22 points and 11 rebounds.
Kanisha Cooks and Bridget Reynolds had eight assists each.
The Lady Bison suffered a tough 64-53 loss just the next day against Lubbock Christian.
McCullough said, �The game versus LCU was also a good game for us.� We didn�t shoot the ball well from the outside.�
But, defensively we played well as a team.� Gabby�s shoulder was very sore, she�s been dealing with a lot of discomfort in her shoulder all year, but she played very hard.� We just didn�t have a good shooting game from the outside.�
The Lady Bison trailed by as many as 13 points in the first half, but quickly closed the gap to 4 in the second half.
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�Turnovers have been our problem all year,� said McCullough, �we just need to value the ball better and execute for good shots.�
Sam Smith led the Lady Bison with 23 points and 10 rebounds.
Gabby Mattox and Kanisha Cooks also stepped up with 11 points apiece.
OBU is now 9-16 overall and 7-10 in the SAC.
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"He and I still talk a lot about playing in the NFL, different teams, different stadiums," Manning said before offering a glimpse at just how extensive his preparation is. "We talk about playing at home, sometimes little things, the sun sets at certain times at a home game, there's certain times you want to throw certain routes depending on where the sun sets. Those are little things you can kind of get."
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The chief of Indian motorsport fears that this year's Indian Grand Prix could be the country's last on the Formula One calendar.
The race at the Buddh International Circuit made its debut during the 2011 season and, although they signed a five-year deal, the event has been dropped for the 2014 campaign.
However, it has been pencilled in to make a comeback in 2015 but Vicky Chandhok, president of the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India, warns the race could be permanently dropped.
"If it doesn't come back in 2015, it may never come back at all. That is my concern. Once you lose a race it can be gone forever," he is quoted as saying by The Guardian.
"That is why I am calling on everyone in India to make this Sunday's race an event to remember, so everyone in Formula One will realise that it needs the Indian Grand Prix.
"If we lose it, I would be very disappointed, because it took us 10 years to get the race in the first place. It was in 1999 that Bernie Ecclestone [the sport's commercial rights holder] first had talks with organisers and sponsors in India."
While F1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone insisted the race was axed due to a clash of dates, there were also concerns about the high customs duties and corporation and personal tax being levelled at the teams and drivers.
Chandhok said: "Basically there were two reasons. First, Bernie wanted to switch the race to March but there was no way we could stage two races in five months. Second, everything has become a lot more expensive."
He added: "This race has been good for the economy for the past two years. Hotels and taxi drivers have been busy and so have other workers. The taxpayers have not been paying for it. It has been a private promoter.
"India is now recognised worldwide as making great technological advances. So F1 makes sense. It is more than just a sporting occasion. It is an event capable of encouraging people all over the world. It is good for India and good for its government."
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The effect of crystal toxin from Bt israelensis on eggs and larvae of the ruminant nematode Trichostrongylus colubriformis was determined. Bt israelensis toxins were lethal to eggs and larval viability was dependent on developmental period of eggs prior to Bt israelensis exposure. Comments
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Those events have helped prepare his team, Bonecutter said.
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I strongly recommend an internship to students. You can read the books and do well in your classes, but the people who get hired and get into graduate school are the ones with hands-on, real-world experience."
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The experience was very valuable. It helped me verify the direction I want to go for a career. After gradation I want to find a position in the South dealing with botany, and then I want to go to graduate school to get my master's degree in botany."
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I learned how to work with people from different areas of the campus, from facilities management and administration to those in charge of the dining hall. I also talked to experts on composting and learned how beneficial it is. I gained more respect for it as an environmental tool. I also learned about the grant-writing process, about policies and restrictions and environmental standards.
It was a real lesson in interpersonal relationships and how to get things done. People are willing to do things for you, but you've got to get out there and make the contacts. At first I didn't want to call people I didn't know. Now it's so much easier for me. That's something you can't get from a book."
Hometown: Lakeland, Fla.
Internship: LandTrust for Central North Carolina, Salisbury, N.C.
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It was very valuable. I think the best education is hands-on experience, whether you're doing it in the field of study you hope to pursue or in another field to get awareness and to learn about what is out there. The internship was really helpful and a lot of fun."
Hometown: Winston-Salem, N.C.
Internship: Air Quality Initiative, Salisbury, N.C.
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I was in on the initial talks about CityGreen technology that's used in ecosystems analysis, and now I'm working with the program as a member of the Salisbury Planning and Land Management Department's GIS (Global Information Systems) Division. It's cool to see something that the city has talked about for two years come to fruition.
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Experience. Experience. Experience. That's what it's all about, especially when you get out into the real world."


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3.68/5 rDev -0.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
12oz. Dark brown with a slightly reddish tint. Thin layer of off white sets atop.
Aroma, toasted malt and pecan. Chocolates.
Taste, toasted malt again. Chocolate covered peanut. A sweet brown sugar or molasses. Sweetness fades to more of a woody cocoa and tea finish.
Somewhere between light and medium bodied. Adequate carbonation. Drinks pretty easy. Maybe just a tad sweet, but all in all pretty nice.
Serving type: bottle
09-24-2012 02:02:32 | More by Bung
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3.96/5 rDev +7.3%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Appearance - a dark caramel, iced tea hue, a finger of smooth even mocha foam. Some lacing down the sides for a nice touch.
Aroma - notes of dough, yeast, chocolate, a bit of cola.
Taste - lightly roasted malts with a definite sweet edge. Cola, a note of anise. Ends sweetly with a tickle of hops.
Mouthfeel - weighty, smooth, fluffy carbonation is medium but almost feels less so.
Overall - would buy a sixer of these. Good stuff.
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02-21-2014 04:43:21 | More by brewdlyhooked13
3.78/5 rDev +2.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
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12oz bottle poured into a lager glass.
A: Brown in color with caramel shades. Tight beige head, great retention. Plenty of foamy lacing coating the glass in sheets.
S: Brown sugar, brown cocoa, caramel, crust. Rich and inviting. Hints of floral hopping and dried herbs.
T: Brown molasses up front. Brown cocoa and nutty flavors. Bread crust. Dried grass and tame herbal hops in the background. Hint of vague fruit and perhaps just the slightest suggestion of alcohol. Finishes with lingering caramel, molasses, and cocoa.
M: Medium bodied. Full-ish. Rounded and creamy. Moderate carbonation.
O: Well executed, an all-around good brew.
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10-05-2013 14:53:32 | More by ryan1788a5
4/5 rDev +8.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Appearance: molassesy brown with a nice dark and medium brown mix, thick tan head, great clarity
Aroma: malty sweet, great bread and molasses notes with some dark fruit hints as well. No noticeable hop aroma, clean yeast character
Taste: great depth of malt character spanning the same bready and molasses notes found in the aroma. A nice balanced and crisp finish that leaves just a hit of of sweetness and fruitiness
Mouthfeel: crisp, medium bodied lager feel, medium carbonation
Overall: Delicious example of the German classic dunkel. This definitely took me back to sitting in the Munich beer halls sucking down dunkels by the liter. Great balance with slight residual sweetness and a little fruitiness on the finish.
Serving type: bottle
09-03-2013 23:21:43 | More by dwren89
3.59/5 rDev -2.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Clear reddish brown with a fluffy beige cap. Good head retention, sticky lacing. Nutty and bready aroma, malt with a hint of cola and cocoa, molasses, faint raisin. Medium bitterness with a bit of lingering bitterness. Malty, nutty and bready, slightly grainy, slightly sweet, brown sugar. Grain husk astringency, creamy carbonation, medium body, decent texture overall. Easy drinking.
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08-18-2013 20:07:06 | More by DrJay
4.24/5 rDev +14.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
LOOK: Pours a clear dark amber color, with a pillowy froth, not much lace.
SMELL: Highly caramelized Munich malts, giving off sweet bready notes as well as toffee, caramel and multi grain toast.
TASTE: Malty, very authentic tasting dunkel beer. Mild leafy, citrusy hops are kept well in check but add a pleasant bitterness to the toasty caramel malt profile. Has just a touch of clove like spice. Perhaps more fuller bodied and richer than many of the style, that is hardly a complaint.
FEEL: Full bodied, well carbonated. This richly malty beer has depth and character, and drinks very easily.
OVERALL: Flavorful and balanced, this Munich style Dunkel tastes like it came from a small town in Germany. Expertly executed by the Boston Beer Co, this is one they should have kept around.
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05-11-2013 22:10:47 | More by Stinkypuss
3.03/5 rDev -17.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
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A- This beer pours a dense brown body that glows at the base with a thin head that soon boils away.
S- The aroma has some Munich malt in the nose with a bit of a coffee malt hint but it is pretty clean in the nose.
T- The grainy flavor of pale malt has some pot caramel notes coming through as it opens and hints of roasted biscuit malt for a moment in the clean finish. There is a spicy hop hint in the aftertaste.
M- The medium-full mouthfeel has a tight little fizz.
O- This beer seems a bit thick and heavy but not much malt flavor or it is all muttled together.
Serving type: bottle
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As the national trade organization representing the U.S. sheep industry, the American Sheep Industry Association (ASI) is finalizing policy on the proposed United States-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
Lamb is already freely traded between the two countries, and with maintenance of adequate sanitary and phyto-sanitary requirements for live sheep and meat, we do not anticipate issues with the proposed agreement regarding lamb. That said, the open access for imported lamb into the U.S. market has resulted in a flood of product and price underselling that continues today. The United States is the largest market in the world for Australian lamb, and the domestic lamb industry is dealing with a number of substantial changes in competition that have occurred in the last ten years.
Additionally, we have yet to identify any benefits for U.S. sheep producers regarding changes to access or tariff treatment of our products to Australia. Obviously, export of U.S. sheep products to Australia -- the largest producer in the world, yet with a comparatively small consumer base -- is unlikely to yield substantial benefit.
Due to the lack of benefits and the immensity of issues that continue to be addressed in the lamb business due to imports, trade in wool has become the lynchpin issue in determining our policy regarding the proposed agreement with Australia. (Wool trade is referenced as the products in the agricultural trade section of the harmonized code.)
Today, neither quotas nor tariff-rate quotas regarding wool trade between Australia and the United States exist. However, there is in place a tariff that impacts prices paid to U.S. growers for the domestic clip. Albeit small percentage-wise, the tariffs impact the pricing of the U.S. wool clip because buyers typically base the U.S. market bids on cost of similar Australian wool landed on the East Coast. (The Australian wool industry dominates the world wool trade with prices based on the Australian Wool Indicator.) In fact, a reduction in the small tariffs would mean a reduction in prices paid to U.S. wool growers.
The decline in Australian wool trade to the U.S. is a factor of the decimation of the U.S. wool textile business rather than existing U.S. tariffs. The majority of imported wool is in the form of wool apparel and textile goods vs. grease, scoured or carded wool.
We therefore request that the Administration hold the present wool tariffs off the table in the negotiations, thereby allowing our association to avoid opposing the FTA with Australia. We look forward to the Administration?s response regarding maintenance of our wool provisions as soon as possible.
Guy Flora
C: Senate Committee on Finance; House Committee on Ways and Means