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"I was grateful that this day came," Smith said. "I'm glad it's about to end. Tomorrow, maybe next week I can just get out and take a deep breath, maybe play a little golf or something and truly enjoy it."
He had been going and going for months; then it was amplified since his arrival in Cooperstown on Wednesday. When the day came for Smith to make his speech, the tension climbed yet another notch.
"It does become very nerve-wracking, sitting back there waiting and waiting," Smith said. "You have the people in front of you give their speeches. It seemed like the moment was never coming."
Smith has said repeatedly that the last six months have been among the most draining, stressful and difficult of his life. He understood that the reward was worth it, but he's ready to move on. And he's ready to be part of baseball's most exclusive club.
"It was a very special moment to be inducted into probably one of the most elite fraternities in the world," Smith said. "Sitting on the same stage with Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Sandy Koufax, the game's greatest. I never put myself in that same vein."
The man known as "The Wizard" has discussed what he sees next for himself in the long term, and it probably involves more TV work and perhaps some movies. One reporter suggested a career in politics, following fellow Hall member Senator Jim Bunning, but Smith dismissed that notion.
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"I'm gonna try to get something to eat," Smith said. "I haven't had much of an appetite the last four or five days. You can imagine the anticipation leading up to a moment like this. Most of those guys that were on that stage, they've always strived for perfection. You want to be at your very best. It takes a lot of energy to be able to fight through this thing. You don't want it to be too emotional, but you don't want it to be unemotional either. The emotional roller coaster that I've been on the last few days has been very taxing from a stress standpoint."
In addition to looking forward, this is also the beginning of the time that the newest Hall of Famer can look back. He can begin to enjoy the whirlwind of experiences of this year. He can appreciate what he has seen, who he has met -- and the 19,000 people who came to see him on Sunday afternoon in this tiny, out-of-the-way town.
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Bucks can't overcome Joe Johnson
New York - Jim Boylan didn't like the start.
But the Milwaukee Bucks coach had to hate the finish even more. »Read Full Article(25)
Patience Roggensack, Ed Fallone advance out of Supreme Court primary
Madison - State Supreme Court Justice Patience Roggensack and Marquette University law professor Ed Fallone cleared a three-way primary Tuesday, setting them up to face off in the April 2 general election for a 10-year term on the court.
Eliminated from the contest was consumer attorney Vince Megna, who ran a quirky campaign in which he declared himself a Democrat, pilloried the high court and condemned the Republican agenda. »Read Full Article(210)
Adam Neylon carries close Assembly race in Waukesha County
Village of Pewaukee window cleaning business owner Adam Neylon won Tuesday's Republican primary for the 98th Assembly District, all but guaranteeing he will take the Waukesha County seat in the April 2 general election because no Democrat is running.
Neylon, 28, beat out four others - Village of Pewaukee Police Chief Ed Baumann; construction project manager Todd Greenwald of the Village of Pewaukee; Marquette University graduate student Matt Morzy of Waukesha; and Jeanne Tarantino of Waukesha, the former chief of staff to Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch. »Read Full Article(13)
Khalif Rainey, Ravae Sinclair advance in District 2
Four of seven Milwaukee County Board candidates competing for two open seats emerged as top vote getters in Tuesday's primary elections.
The four now advance to the April 2 election. »Read Full Article(1)
Prosecutor to ask Derek Williams inquest jurors whether to charge three officers
An inquest jury Wednesday will be asked to decide whether a Milwaukee police officer who put a knee in Derek Williams' back or two officers who sat in the front of a squad car while Williams struggled to breathe in the back should be charged with the misdemeanor offense of failing to render necessary aid to a person in custody.
Inquest testimony concluded Tuesday. On Wednesday morning, jurors will hear a closing statement from special prosecutor John Franke, receive instructions from Judge Kevin Martens and begin their deliberations. »Read Full Article(138)
Golden Eagles continue to solve Big East equation
Newark, N.J. - After Marquette thoroughly dismantled Seton Hall, 67-46, Tuesday night, Buzz Williams raised a couple of interesting points about a team that makes no statistical sense.
"Entering today we were second in the league in field-goal percentage and nobody thinks we can shoot, and for the most part they're right," the Golden Eagles coach said. "But we're second in the league in field-goal percentage »Read Full Article(11)
Woman killed in Dane County crash was from Evansville
A woman killed in a two-vehicle crash on State Highway 14 in the Town of Rutland was identified by the Dane County coroner's office Tuesday as Jessica A. Frank, 32, of Evansville.
Frank was traveling south when she veered onto the shoulder of the road and overcorrected her vehicle before striking an oncoming vehicle shortly after 7 a.m. Monday, according to the sheriff's office, »Read Full Article
Rebecca Bradley, Janet Protasiewicz advance out of Branch 45 circuit court primary
Rebecca Bradley, appointed by Gov. Scott Walker to fill a judicial vacancy in Milwaukee County Circuit Court, easily advanced out of a three-way primary Tuesday along with assistant prosecutor Janet Protasiewicz.
The two will face off in the April 2 general election. »Read Full Article(12)
Autopsy finds UW-La Crosse student died of hypothermia
Onalaska - An autopsy Tuesday found that a University of Wisconsin-La Crosse student found dead in a ditch had a preliminary blood-alcohol level of 0.21%.
La Crosse County Medical Examiner John Steers said the autopsy, performed in Madison, found Neala Frye, 23, died of hypothermia. »Read Full Article
County Executive Chris Abele and wife have third daughter
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele and his wife Miriam are parents again. Miriam Abele gave birth Tuesday to a girl, the couple's third daughter.
Abele's staff posted this announcement on Abele's Facebook page: "Chris and his wife Miriam welcomed their third child into the world today, a baby girl. Everyone is happy and healthy." (6)
Milwaukee Rep adds Janis Joplin show to lineup
The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has added a new production, featuring the music of Janis Joplin, to the end of its current season.
"One Night With Janis Joplin," starring Mary Bridget Davies, will run May 3 through June 2 in the Quadracci Powerhouse Theater, 108 E. Wells St. »Read Full Article(1)
Scott Walker to unveil budget that will address Medicaid, schools and jobs
Facing re-election in less than two years, Gov. Scott Walker on Wednesday will lay out budget proposals to cut income taxes, limit a state BadgerCare expansion and widen the reach of private voucher schools.
The Republican governor will deliver his second budget address at 7 p.m., detailing his taxing and spending priorities for the next two years. His speech will be carried live on Wisconsin Public Television and Wisconsin Public Radio. »Read Full Article(201)
Security screening will expand at Bucks games
Because of an NBA directive, all fans headed to Milwaukee Bucks games at the BMO Harris Bradley Center will be screened and wanded.
The new policy, an expansion of a random screening and wanding process that has been in place for a year and a half, takes effect beginning Wednesday night for the Brooklyn Nets-Bucks game. »Read Full Blog Post(28)
Democratic legislative leaders pan plan to reduce County Board pay, budget
Democratic legislative leaders said Tuesday a bill to cut the Milwaukee County Board's pay and budget is an unwarranted state intrusion into local affairs.
The state faces other more pressing issues, including job creation and school funding, Senate Minority Leader Chris Larson of Milwaukee and Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca of Kenosha told the Journal Sentinel's editorial board. »Read Full Article(20)
Elkhorn man pleads no contest to hiding gun in woods
Jay T. Greenwald, accused of hiding a loaded handgun at Ski Slide Park last October during a youth football game in Ixonia, pleaded no contest in Jefferson County Circuit Court on Monday to endangering safety, storing a loaded firearm near a child and disorderly conduct.
The judge agreed to withhold sentencing and placed Greenwald, 42, on probation for 12 months with the following conditions: »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Amid massive security, bird flu virus research awaits approval
Madison - A bird flu virus at the center of an international debate sits in a padlocked freezer, deep inside a University of Wisconsin-Madison lab, waiting for new government guidelines that will allow researchers to continue unlocking its secrets.
The virus is protected by alarms. »Read Full Article(5)
Marquette University chooses new dean for its largest college
An associate dean from Loyola University Chicago has been named the new dean of Marquette University's largest college, the Helen Way Klinger College of Arts and Sciences, more than two years after an earlier attempt to fill the post was embroiled in controversy.
Marquette initially offered the deanship to Jodi O'Brien, a lesbian who has written scholarly works on gender and sexual orientation, but withdrew the offer in early May 2010, saying that some of O'Brien's writings "relating to Catholic mission and identity" made her an unacceptable candidate. The withdrawal was criticized by more than 100 faculty members at Marquette and hundreds of students »Read Full Blog Post
Wis. nuclear plant to close in Q2 after no harm found to power grid
The Kewaunee Power Station will be allowed to shut down for good in the next few months, after a review found the closing wouldn't hurt reliability of the power grid, Dominion Resources Inc. said Tuesday.
Dominion announced last fall it planned to shut Kewaunee as soon as April, after it failed to find a buyer for the plant and could not reach agreement on new power purchase agreements with Wisconsin utilities. »Read Full Blog Post(24)
November election cost local governments $10 million
Madison - The November election cost local governments about $10 million, state elections officials said Tuesday.
The Government Accountability Board released data that said poll worker wages topped the list of expenses at $3.2 million. Election official staff cost $3 million and ballots cost $4 million.
Fewer than 11% of voters registered at the polls, down from more than 15% in November 2008. GAB Director Kevin Kennedy said more voters likely were already registered after last spring's recall elections and April's presidential primary. (8)
Road fund bill coming up in Senate
Madison -- The state Senate is poised to decide Wednesday on a proposal to wall off the state's road fund to protect it from raids.
If approved by senators, the proposal to amend the Wisconsin Constitution would go before voters in a November 2014 referendum. »Read Full Blog Post(13)
Securant Bank & Trust to sell trust unit to Midland States Bank
Securant Bank & Trust said Tuesday it plans to sell its settlement trust unit to a bank in Illinois.
Securant's settlement trust group specializes in providing trust administration to clients receiving litigation settlements. The business serves a wide range of clients across the U.S., Securant said. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee police identify body found in garbage
Police have identified the body found on the northwest side Sunday as that of Dwight E. Killibrew, 53, whom they had been searching for since Dec. 17 when he was reported missing.
Killibrew's body was found in a garbage bag in the 6000 block of N. 63rd St.
The cause of death and the investigation into the death are awaiting the results of an autopsy, police said Tuesday. (1)
Opioid overdose deaths topped 16,000 in 2010
Continuing a trend that began more than a decade ago, 16,651 people died of overdoses involving prescription narcotic painkillers in 2010, the most recent year that data was available, according to researchers with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
In 1999, there were 4,030 such deaths involving opioids. »Read Full Article(34)
Milwaukee Air & Water Show dates announced
The annual Milwaukee Air & Water Show will be held Aug. 3 and Aug. 4 along Milwaukee's Lakefront, organizers have announced.
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, celebrating their 60th anniversary, will headline the show. (2)
Two are wounded in robbery on Milwaukee's south side
Two employees of a south side store were shot Monday night in a robbery and suffered injuries that were not life-threatening. Milwaukee police said Tuesday.
Police were investigating the incident, which occurred at 7:15 p.m. in the 1500 block of W. Lincoln Ave.
Two men fled with an undisclosed amount of money. The victims, men ages 41 and 22, were treated at a hospital.
Freeway reopens in Dodge County after multiple crashes
Southbound traffic on U.S. 41 in Dodge County has returned to normal after blowing snow led to multiple crashes along a one-mile stretch of the roadway earlier Tuesday morning.
Dodge County Sheriff's Lt. Scott Smith said Tuesday that the series of accidents began about 9:15 a.m. He said a couple of semitrailer trucks spun out and blocked some lanes, which likely contributed to other vehicles going off the road.
Smith said ambulances were sent out for some reports of injuries, but he said that so far no crashes or injuries sound serious enough to require extrication. Traffic was rerouted.
Packers raise ticket prices $2-$5 for 2013 season
Green Bay - The Packers announced Tuesday that they will be increasing ticket prices for the 2013 season. The bump ranges from $2 to $5, depending on the seat.
The increase in prices is as follows: »Read Full Blog Post(30)
Semifinalists announced for James Beard awards include Bryant's, Aprahamian, Swanson
Wisconsin semifinalists for the prestigious James Beard Foundation Awards announced Tuesday include Bryant's Cocktail Lounge for best bar program, and the Madison restaurant Forequarter for best new restaurant.
Elizabeth Dahl of Nostrano in Madison is nominated for outstanding pastry chef and Daniel Bonanno of A Pig in a Fur Coat is nominated for rising star chef of the year, for chefs under 30. And L'Etoile in Madison is a semifinalist for outstanding wine program. All are national categories. »Read Full Blog Post
Regulators order improvements at Baraboo National Bank
Baraboo National Bank has been told by regulators to maintain higher-than-normal levels of capital, clean up its loan portfolio and take other steps to improve its financial condition.
In a consent order, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency requires Baraboo National to hire an independent loan reviewer to assess the bank's loan portfolio at least semi annually, and to conduct a management review. »Read Full Article(1)
Electronic Tele-Communications 4Q profit up 34%
Electronic Tele-Communications Inc. said fourth-quarter earnings rose 34%, on sales results.
The Waukesha maker of voice announcers for telephone companies said net income increased to $88,595, or 4 cents a share, from $66,223, or 3 cents, a year ago. Sales rose 26.5% to $615,667 from $486,844. »Read Full Article(1)
Mat Gamel keeping a positive attitude
Phoenix -- A day after learning he'd miss the 2013 season after tearing the surgically repaired ACL in his right knee, Mat Gamel would have every right to be upset about his horrible luck.
But that's not what happened. »Read Full Blog Post(10)
Joseph LaPorte was former Waukesha mayor, tavern owner
Joseph LaPorte, who served as Waukesha mayor from 1978 to 1982, died Sunday at a Brookfield assisted living community of natural causes. He was 91.
LaPorte's political career began when he was elected alderman in 1971. He served four terms until being elected mayor. »Read Full Article
Hartland dad accused of giving pot to kids
Village of Hartland - A 39-year-old Hartland man has been charged with maintaining a drug trafficking place and possession of drugs after someone called police to say the man gives marijuana to his sons and their teenage friends.
According to the criminal complaint filed Feb. 6 in Waukesha County Circuit Court, Hartland Police searched Joel Jamieson's home in the 800 block of Imperial Drive, on Sept. 4, 2012, after obtaining a search warrant based on a tip. The complaint said police found drug paraphernalia and 21 packages of Suboxone strips. According to drugs.com, Suboxone is an opioid similar to morphine. »Read Full Article(25)
Just a few problems affecting Milwaukee-area morning commute
Despite plummeting temperatures and snowy and icy roads, the freeway system in the Milwaukee area handled the morning rush hour traffic with remarkably few problems.
In Milwaukee County, there were no accidents on the freeways until about 8 a.m. when two property damage accidents occurred, said Sheriff's Department spokeswoman Fran McLaughlin. »Read Full Article(1)
Wisconsin's apple production sees huge drop-off
Madison - Apple production in Wisconsin has dropped to its lowest level since 1945.
The National Agricultural Statistics Service said apple production in 2012 was down 54% in Wisconsin. Yields decreased more than three tons per acre. »Read Full Article(4)
Punjab minister challenging service of Sikhs for Justice human rights suit in Oak Creek
A high-ranking Indian official who met with survivors in the days after the Sikh temple massacre in Oak Creek now claims he was out shopping when a human rights group says it served him a lawsuit at Oak Creek High School.
Lawyers for the official have raised the point in disputing whether he was properly served with the lawsuit. »Read Full Blog Post(7)
Channels 18 and 24 face DirecTV blackout
Here they go again.
This time, Milwaukee stations WVTV-TV (Channel 18) and WCGV-TV (Channel 24) face a blackout on DirecTV. It is the latest in a string of retransmission disputes between satellite and cable services and content providers »Read Full Blog Post(10)
Remember: Today is an election day
Polling places throughout the state are now open for Tuesday's primary, which features one statewide race - for Supreme Court - plus many local municipal and school board races.
Polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday. »Read Full Article(1)
Light snow, windy conditions dominate today's weather
Light snow showers will occur throughout the day Tuesday, accompanied by sustained winds of 20 to 25 mph, with gusts reaching 40 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
Temperatures Tuesday should reach the low 20s in southeastern Wisconsin and are expected to drop to the single digits Tuesday night, with wind chills well below zero, the weather service says. »Read Full Article
Walmarts in South Milwaukee, West Milwaukee look to April opening
Two combined Walmart supermarket-discount stores under construction in South Milwaukee and West Milwaukee have a tentative opening date of April 10, company spokeswoman Lisa Nelson said.
Both stores involve redeveloping former industrial sites, and both received municipal financing help through tax incremental financing districts. »Read Full Blog Post(27)
Canadian power trio Rush to headline Marcus Amphitheater on July 4
The loud booms of fireworks will have some strong competition in Milwaukee on July 4: Rush has been confirmed as Summerfest's Marcus Amphitheater headliner on Independence Day.
The Canadian progressive rock trio - Geddy Lee, Neil Peart and Alex Lifeson - is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year and will be inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in April. Rush released its 19th studio album last June, "Clockwork Angels." »Read Full Article(77)


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NEW YORK — I'm lucky: When I hear the phrase "growing pains," I think of Kirk Cameron, not night aches. I never suffered from growing pains as a child, and as far as I can tell, my 2-year-old doesn't have them yet either. So sometimes I wonder: Are growing pains real? If so, what causes them? And how do I make sure my kid never has them, because I really don't need another reason for screamy 3 a.m. wake-ups?
Growing pains are real — in fact, they're pretty common. Estimates vary, but one Australian study found that as many as 37 percent of 4-to-6-year-olds experience these recurring aches, which typically afflict a child's lower limbs in the afternoon or at night. Bizarrely, though, growing pains actually have nothing to do with growing — more on that later. And while they are nothing to worry about and usually disappear by the age of 14, growing pains can be confused with more serious health problems — so it's good to know what they are and what they aren't.
The term "growing pains" first appeared in a book penned in 1823 by a French doctor, but since then physicians have realized that the peak of these pains, which is at around age 6, doesn't correspond to a period of rapid growth. (A quarter of a person's total growth actually happens during puberty). So it's unlikely that growth has anything to do with growing pains, at least directly. But despite attempts to come up with more accurate monikers (such as "noninflammatory pain syndrome of early childhood"), the old name stuck.
How frequently kids experience growing pains varies — some never get them, others get them five times a year, and a handful of poor souls have them every night. But timingwise, there are a few general rules. First, growing pains usually first appear during the preschool years. "If a child is 8 and all of a sudden has pain at night, it is not growing pains," explains Barbara Ostrov, a pediatric rheumatologist at Penn State University. Second, growing pains only happen in the afternoon or at night, so kids who complain of pain during the day or who wake up stiff or sore in the morning are almost certainly not experiencing growing pains. Most of the time, the pains disappear by around age 14, but some kids will have them throughout their teen-age years.


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Go beyond cans, bottles and cardboard to get creative with recycling.
Nonprofits and some do-it-yourself hints can help keep items out of landfills while helping others. Here are five items that you may not have considered recycling and tips on how to make it happen.
Running Shoes
Runners can log a lot of miles. Shoes wear out after about 500 miles, but don't toss them in the trash when they do. Several programs recycle used running shoes.
Some ship lesser-used kicks to Third World countries, while companies including Nike will deconstruct the shoe and recycle the materials. Learn about the process at www.nikereuseashoe.com.
You can drop off your used running shoes at the following nearby locations:
The Little Gym of Monrovia/Arcadia
925 W. Foothill Blvd.
Monrovia, CA 91016
A Snail's Pace Running Shop
750 S. Myrtle Ave.
Monrovia, CA 91016
City of Hope Thrift Shops
46 E. Live Oak Ave.
Arcadia, CA 91006
Bras aren't exactly biodegradable, but gently used lingerie is a welcome donation for The Bra Recyclers. So long as the clasps and straps work, just wash the bra, fill out a form and send it off.
Slivers of Soap
Some hotels save partially-used bars of soap to re-purpose and donate them to the needy. You can also keep your own soap slivers and put them into the foot of an old pantyhose to create a DIY a soap-on-a-rope.
Let your hair grow out, then get chop it off and make a donation to Locks of Love. The nonprofit provides hairpieces to children younger than 21 who suffer from a long-term illness that affects their hair growth.
For those who still have CDs, re-purpose them outdoors. Their mirror-like properties are a great deterrent for birds, so hang them around a garden or fruit trees to deter pilfering. Old CDs also make great decor for trees, so save a stack for the holiday season.


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Rising Sun: Beach Front, 4+ Bedroom House, HDTVs in Flagler Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 14
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Private Beach Home
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,395 - $ 3,600 / week
$ 2,943 - $ 10,566 / month
Flagler Beach House deals
stays between: 8/20/14 & 9/30/14
deal expires in: 15 days
2014 Sale - Special 10% Off Discount!
Get 10% off when you book a rental through August 2, 2014 - September 30, 2014. Call us and mention code "Rebook10". Or, go to our web site at VacationRentalPros. com and enter "Rebook10" into the check out. Hurry! Limited time offer!
- $724 $651/night (10% off)
deal# DUN2P8
vacation rental description
Panoramic ocean views, dunes filled with wildlife, 4 decks, and luxurious furnishings are all yours when you stay at Rising Sun, our beachfront house on Crescent Beach. A perfect rental for families with children-includes whirpool tub, HDTVs, and more!
The views are million-dollar at Rising Sun, both out on the balconies (two offer ocean vistas, while the other two are spectacular sunset spots) and in the house. Filled with clerestory windows above the already large plate-glass windows and sliding glass doors, Rising Sun is lit with sunshine all day long.
The living room is an enormous space, with a fireplace, 55" HDTV, plenty of seating, and even a conversation nook in a picturesque corner with panoramic views. Make it even bigger by opening the sliding glass doors and connecting the balcony to the rest of the room, adding the murmur of the surf and the calls of the birds to the soundtrack of your day.
The kitchen and dining areas are part of the action in the living room, too. Prepare to fall in love with the aqua-and-white, diner-style kitchen at Rising Sun, complete with tile backsplash and long breakfast bar boasting ultra-comfy padded stools. Stainless-steel appliances, hardwood floors, plenty of sunshine, well-stocked cupboards . . . this kitchen is all ready to host a pancake-making marathon, a fish fry, an array of exotic appetizers, or simply cereal and juice! You bring the groceries; we'll supply all cookware, dishes, and utensils!
If you think the living and dining spaces are nice, wait until you explore the bedrooms! The master is the jewel in the crown, with a king-sized bed, sliding-glass doors to the oceanfront balcony, TV, and an en-suite bath featuring a whirlpool tub and separate walk-in shower. You'll look forward to retiring here every night!
You may have been wondering why Rising Sun is advertised as having 4 1/2 bedrooms. You've heard of a half-bath, but what's a half-bedroom? Well, the answer lies beside the huge, luxe master suite: a sunny little pocket of a room with masses of windows and a single bed, just right for a young child not yet ready to sleep too far from mom and dad!
Both of these bedrooms are on the second floor, as is one more: a large room with a queen and a single bed. This is great for another couple traveling with toddlers or a small child, and it also makes a nice clubhouse-style room for teens or older children. One door leads out to a balcony, and sunshine or moonlight pour in from many windows.
The other two bedrooms are on the first floor, which is very convenient if you're traveling with people whose sleep schedules don't all align. One bedroom has a lovely queen bed; the other is a kids' paradise with two sets of bunkbeds, each sleeping 3. Push them together, pull them apart -- the kids will determine how best to arrange their very own private lair!
As beautiful as the interior is, Rising Sun is all about the outdoors. Wraparound decks, a private boardwalk over the dunes and down to the sugary white sands of Crescent Beach, even an outdoor staircase going from the first to the second floor -- everything is about outdoor living here! You'll find plenty of places to sunbathe, read, chat, and even update your social media or do a little work on the laptop (the free WiFi at Rising Sun works out on the deck, too!). Everyone in your group will soon have a favorite spot!
Just minutes by car from historic downtown St. Augustine, Rising Sun is ideally located for amazing sun rises (as you might expect from the name!) and brilliant sunsets, too. The Intracoastal Waterway is nearby, with quieter waters for canoes and kayaks, trails for walking and biking, and unbelievable natural wildlife. And the beach at your feet is unspoiled, uncrowded, and family friendly. You'll love fishing, bodysurfing, sandcastle building, and bocce-ball playing here!
Come stay at Rising Sun as soon as you can. You'll have a great time and make lifetime memories here!
house rental amenities
- 97 miles to Disney World
- 83 miles to Orlando, FL
- 90 miles - Orlando Airport (MCO)
- Baseball Park
- Football Stadium
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
- Kennedy Space Center
- Lighthouse
- Marine Land
- Museums
- Soccer Stadium
- St Augustine Historic Town
- Theatre
- Vilano Beach
- St Augustine, Florida
- St Augustine, FL
- St Augustine Beach Florida
- St Augustine Beach FL
- Balcony
- Beach Walking
- Beachcombing
- Biking
- Deck
- Fishing
- Patio
- Sight-Seeing
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Walkway to Water
- Wildlife Viewing
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Ice Maker
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Utensils
activities and attractions in Flagler Beach Atlantic Coast North
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
- Nearby Grocery
- Shopping
- Ceiling Fans
- Central Air
- Ironing Board
- Linens
- Washer & Dryer
- HD TV in Living Room
- Exceptional Sunrises
- Exceptional Sunsets
- Exceptional Views
- On Beach
- Secluded
- DVD Player
- Television
- Wireless Internet
- WiFi BlueRay/ DVD Player
vacation rental rates
Rate Table:
Tip: To get the lowest weekly or monthly rates, arrive on a Saturday.
Dates~ Nightly~ Weekly~ Monthly
Jun 1, 2013-Aug 31, 2013~ $300-$317~ $1409~ N/A
Sep 1, 2013-Nov 30, 2013~ $300-$700~ $1395-$2595~ $5808-$5995
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014~ $300-$600~ $1395-$3600~ $2943-$9332
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014~ $249-$700~ $1395-$2595~ $6493-$10,566
Jun 1, 2014-Aug 31, 2014~ $249-$1200~ $1395-$3500~$8507
Prices exclude taxes & fees. Regular rates exclude any special online savings. Monthly rates are based on a 30 day month.


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Reistertown Hot Tubs
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Reistertown, MD 21136
Reistertown hot tub providers offer first-time buyers all the must-know facts about tubs, including available indoor and outdoor selections, features, price ranges, and maintenance information, to guarantee you're prepared to choose a hot tub fitting both your preferences and budget.
Whether you are in search of a cozy three-seat Jacuzzi spa for intimate gatherings or you prefer a seven-person hot tub for those backyard bashes of yours, browse the hot tub dealers in Reistertown, Maryland to find the whirlpool best suited to your needs. Our Jacuzzi hot tub dealer at 107 Main Street will present you with all of the available tubs, from the ones best for private hydrotherapy to the ones ideal for hosting multiple guests. Come visit your local hot tub and spa retail store today.
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AccuSource Electronics, Inc. is a small, veteran-owned refurbished test equipment dealer located just outside of Atlanta, GA.
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For many years our principal business base was wholesale transactions with other test equipment dealers, then we decided to extend our quality and value to the end-user market as well. This decision has met great success and we are pleased to be doing business regularly with hundreds of end-use clients located all around the world. Just because our prices may seem "too good to be true", do not doubt that you will receive the product quality and professional service that you would typically expect at much higher prices.
When you work with AccuSource, you will deal with a knowledgeable test equipment professional, not a sales clerk. Our more than 100 years of combined technical knowledge allows us to explore our customers needs and often find solutions that save them time, money and frustration. Most of our competitors will send your call to a non-technical salesman that does not have the necessary knowledge to provide this level of service.
The heart of our Reconditioning process is that we believe when you purchase used test equipment it should not only function like new but it should also be spotless in appearance and come with all the necessary accessories. Other suppliers of test equipment may occasionally match or even beat our prices but do not generally supply the complete standard accessories or provide our high level of attention to the cosmetic condition. With these suppliers you take your chances, if they receive a unit in poor condition they typically send it out in poor condition. We operate differently, everything we send out is in great condition! If we can't make it meet our high standards, we will scrap it or sell it on eBay with the defects clearly described.
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Chip and PIN Cards are Coming
Safeguarding Your Financial Information and Identity
Chip and PIN Cards are Coming
But they're not here yet. Currently in Europe, the banking industry has already converted to the use of chip-and-PIN technology for their credit cards as a way to stave off the increasing threat of credit card fraud. Instead of magnetic strip, a micro-chip containing information on the issuer and the credit card holder is encrypted so that it can only be read by a merchant's reader. The problem for Europeans traveling in the U.S. is that the technology has yet to be adopted here. So, for most of them, their cards don't work with the magnetic scanning machines. Big problem if they want to rent a car.
The technology is overdue here in the U.S., but the banking industry is concerned with the costs and burdens it will place on merchants to convert their equipments. Plus they may be waiting for it to gain more worldwide acceptance. The good news is that a few of the major banks are testing the technology by issuing chip-and-PIN cards to customers who travel to Europe. It is hope that this will give them the experience to develop more efficient means of distributing these new, ultra-secure credit cards to the rest of us within the next few years.


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STILLWATER, Okla. — This past week marked two very sobering anniversaries.
The most important was the 12th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. More than 3,000 innocent Americans lost their lives at the hands of Islamist extremists.
But the other deserves recognition as well: Sept. 11 was also the first anniversary of the terrorist attack on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, in which four Americans were killed, including Ambassador Christopher Stevens.
In terms of scale, the second seems almost trivial. It must also be said that those who enter the Foreign Service and are posted in dangerous corners of the world are volunteering to face the risks involved – much more so than someone simply going to work in Manhattan on a Tuesday morning.
Still, the anniversary of the Benghazi attack should have prompted many more questions from the media than it did, about the continuing lack of accountability from the Obama administration – you know, the one he promised would be the "most transparent in history."
The day after the attack, the president declared, "We will not waver in our commitment to see that justice is done for this terrible act. And make no mistake, justice will be done."
But a year later, it seems the mistake is to believe that justice will be done. Nobody has been caught, prosecuted, jailed or killed for participating in the attack.
True, it is not simple to track terrorists down in hostile countries and bring them to justice. But, based on both rhetoric and action, the president seems much more focused on bringing the government of Bashar al-Assad in Syria to justice than he does the Benghazi attackers.
Yes, it is a moral obscenity for the leader of a nation to slaughter his own people, many of them children. But the American president ought to be at least as concerned about the slaughter of his own countrymen – who died in the line of duty for their country – as he is about victims of a civil war in Syria.
And sadly, the evidence over the past year is that Obama is much more interested in protecting his political flank than in bringing those terrorists to justice.
For several weeks after the attack, his administration peddled the absurd claim that the Benghazi attack began as a spontaneous demonstration against an anti-Muslim video that got out of hand. Indeed, the only arrest made in connection with the attack was of the maker of the video, on unrelated charges.
This, you see, was necessary so the president's claim that terrorism was on the run in the Middle East would not be undermined during his campaign for reelection.
But even after he was safely reelected, the verbal tap dancing continued.
In late January, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton perhaps thought pounding the table would make her disingenuous testimony in front of a Congressional committee more credible.
"Was it (the attack) because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night decided to go kill some Americans? What difference at this point does it make? It is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again," she said.
Well, madam former secretary, the difference is that the only way to "figure out what happened and … prevent it from every happening again" is to own up to what actually happened in the first place, which is that it was a premeditated terrorist attack featuring the use of heavy weapons on a compound that remained poorly defended after some significant warning signs.
It took a non-U.S. news agency, Reuters, to report that Ansar al-Sharia, the branch of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, had within hours claimed responsibility for the attack.
Yet, all year, the diversions and thuggish attacks on anyone who countered the approved story line continued. In May, the testimony of three State Department veterans shredded that story line. One of them, former deputy chief of mission Gregory N. Hicks, was demoted to a desk job after he spoke with House investigators and testified that the anti-Muslim video was a "non-event" in Libya. And, surprise, surprise, he was smeared by anonymous State Department sources who told the blog ThinkProgress he was a "disaster as a manager" and said to the magazine Foreign Policy he was "a classic case of an underachiever who whines when big breaks don't come his way."
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney tried to dismiss any questions about it by calling it old news.
And, of course, the president himself complained in July that critics investigating the attack were focused on "phony scandals."
What was that about not wavering in pursuit of bringing to justice those who had committed such a terrible act? Bring on Emily Litella: Never mind.
Meanwhile, CNN reported recently that some CIA operatives on the ground at the time are being polygraphed monthly to make sure they don't leak any information about what actually happened.
Patricia Smith, mother of Sean Smith, an information officer who was among those killed in the attack, spoke this past week on Fox News for all those who believed the president when he vowed to see that justice was done. "It's hard. I never expected this from my government. All they have to do is tell me the truth," she said.
Yes, it is hard, but she should not be surprised. Telling the truth has regularly been much too difficult for this administration.
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Andy Dalton threw three touchdown passes and the Bengals beat Carson Palmer and the Raiders 34-10 on Sunday.
Friday's 60-second rant: Jones' Cowboys becoming Davis' Raiders?
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Raiders waive LB Curry
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Raiders WR Moore moves in wrong direction
Raiders QB Carson Palmer and WR Denarius Moore, the team's top wide receiver, may be spending a bit more time comparing notes this week.
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos add to lead
The Broncos are in command of the underwhelming AFC West after knocking off the Chargers in Week 11.
Raiders sign LB Gaither
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Ravens sign former Raiders CB Johnson
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the best laid plans of mice and men... it dont look good for me coming at all with all this rain today too much to do workwise to get finished by tomorow at 12.it would take a miracle for me to come but i do believe in miracles. But im a realist too maybe everybody will say it is too wet.
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David, does this have something to do with pulling the kids out of school early??
Seriously, I seem to recall you were late getting there last year. Two years in a row won't hurt. I'll even save some work for you. Won't say the same about the ice cream though.....
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David , who will I give all of your boudin to I hope you can make it.
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Got your message from my wife. no problem at all. Hope you can make it up, its still raining here as I type this but is supposed to quit in the mornig and clear off. Its supposed to really nice Friday and Saturday. I just hope it quits raining in time to dry out at the shop some before Friday Looks like parking across the highway from the shop will be a must! at least for Thursday anyway. Look foward to seeing everyone soon
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The performance demanded by smartphones and tablets is increasing at a much faster rate than the capacity of batteries or the semiconductor process node power savings. At the same time, users are demanding longer battery life within roughly the same form factor. This conflicting set of demands requires innovations in mobile SoC design beyond what process technology and traditional power management techniques can deliver. big.LITTLE is one of many power management technologies employed to save power in mobile SoCs – it works in tandem with Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS), clock gating, core power gating, retention modes, and thermal management to deliver a full set of power control for the SoC.
big.LITTLE technology takes advantage of the fact that the usage pattern for smartphones and tablets is dynamic: Periods of high processing intensity tasks, such as initial web page rendering and game physics calculation, alternate with typically longer periods of low processing intensity tasks such as scrolling or reading a web page, waiting for user input in a game, and lighter weight tasks like texting, e-mail and audio. The graph below shows the CPU utilization at various power states in a big.LITTLE SoC, with all the relevant power management techniques in operation. It clearly shows the usage of the big CPU cores in burst mode, or for short duration at peak frequency, while the majority of runtime is managed by LITTLE cores at moderate operating frequencies.
Innovative power savings techniques are required to sustain the pace of innovation in mobile through performance increases in the same power footprint. Many of the mobile use cases exhibit behavior like that shown in the graph above, presenting a very strong opportunity for big.LITTLE technology to save power while also delivering peak performance in modern mobile devices.
big.LITTLE Processing – How does it work?
The high performance and high efficiency CPU clusters are connected through a cache coherent interconnect fabric such as the ARM CoreLink™ CCI-400 . The processors look like one multicore CPU to the operating system. User space software on a big.LITTLE SoC is identical to the software that would run on a standard SMP processor. So how does the work get scheduled to the right processor?
ARM has developed a kernel space patch set gives the Operating System awareness of the big and LITTLE cores, and the ability to schedule individual threads of execution on the appropriate processor based on dynamic run-time behavior. The software also keeps track of load history for each thread that runs, and uses the history to anticipate the performance needs of a thread the next time it runs. This software is called Global Task Scheduling, and it is in operation on the use case graph above and in the measured results below, where big.LITTLE technology is delivering energy savings as high as 75% for the same or higher delivered performance.
Future Implementations
The latest CPUs from ARM, including the ARMv8 architecture-based Cortex®-A53 and Cortex-A57 processors, fully support big.LITTLE and can be deployed using similar software. The processors are connected using the same CoreLink CCI-400 cache coherent interconnect in big.LITTLE SoCs. The Global Task Scheduling software is written to allow a migration to ARMv8 architecture support, with updated ARMv8 architecture patch sets coming in time for SoC launches with the Cortex-A50 series processors.


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