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To bring everyone up to speed, I removed the axle and decided to tackle the steering slop in my 1968 Farmall 140. It wasn't very bad but the box was leaking (the only leak on the tractor) and I wanted it fixed right. The only noticible play was when you turned the steering wheel, the center pitman arm would move up and down. I called Boss and got his advice on what that could possibly be. He said more than likely the top bearing inside the housing is shot allowing the steering gear shaft to move up and down. I do agree with this theory, but after inspecting the inside of the housing where the bearing is located (I didn't remove it), it appears that the bearing moves freely like it should and doesn't have any slop in it....everything is there and tight in-place. It feels the same as a new one would. Unless there is something else that I should be looking for with that bearing, it appears fine. I also noticed that after getting the Lower Housing removed from the tractor the slop is there between the pitman arm on the bottom and the steering gear on the top. The shaft will move up and down about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch. To me, it appears that the pitman arm wasn't put all the way back on the shaft when it was removed before......yes, I have concluded that the steering box has been broken into before due to the fact that the cotter pin on the castelation nut was just a peice of straight wire, and the Axle U-bolt wasn't fastened to the rear under the crank pulley becuase the P.O. figured out you can't access that nut to re-install it. There isn't some kind of spacer that is required is it that is possibly missing? I am attaching pictures, thus my reason for posting this and just not calling you. I have tried to get the pitman arm off the shaft with a hammer, and have not had any luck moving it. I also knocked on the shaft, but don't want to mushroom anything.

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In LFX150, there's an article on "Software as a service". The thought of it fills with dread. Consider that Microsoft with each iteration of Windows removes more and more control from the user, this is what software service feels like, no control.
Why would this model be wanted for Linux users?
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Consider that Microsoft with each iteration of Windows removes more and more control from the user
Genuine question, as I haven't really used Windows 7: what tasks can't you do in Windows 7 that you could in Vista? I've seen the "removing control" argument used before, but I've not seen any concrete examples yet. I'd like to know for my own debating ammo!
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Why would this model be wanted for Linux users?
I don't think anyone has said Linux users should "want" this. It's up to them. It's just using software running on someone else's machine. If you don't like it, use stuff on your local box.
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Genuine question, as I haven't really used Windows 7: what tasks can't you do in Windows 7 that you could in Vista? I've seen the "removing control" argument used before, but I've not seen any concrete examples yet. I'd like to know for my own debating ammo!
Difficult to say as I was dual booting WinXP before my OS drive got infamous "Click of death" without notice taking out Win and Linux, I saw someone else's Vista and didn't like it one bit - slow as hell, skipped Vista for Win7 (if only to stop pointless multiple reboots just to install Win). I very rarely use Windows these days.
What Microsoft is doing is hiding options for the user to change things around, or stopping things working at all. For example, in WinXP you could record "What you hear" from the soundcard, but from what I've tried and found out, Win7 has removed this feature. In Linux, it's not as easy as it should be, but in PulseAudio it is possible to get what you hear directed to say Audacity.
Another "feature" is the Windows file manager, it's even less helpful than the older versions, it's harder to open multiple versions of it. There's an icon on the "kicker" bar, but you won't get more than one instance. You have to fool other windows to show directories (I usually use control panel then type path to a drive).
The final thing that has irked me for years with Windows, is it's VERY difficult / impossible to keep your user files on a drive that is not the OS drive. In Linux your user files for KDE or Gnome are in the /home partition which can be on any drive you like. That's not the case with Windows, so when as happened to me, the OS drive goes bad, you lose all the setup of desktop settings etc. The single registry idea does not help the situation.
I installed Linux in spare partition a few years ago, didn't like it, but it's got MUCH more user friendly BUT retains it's power with the Console / Vi etc etc. One day I just decided to try using Linux for a week without booting Win. So now 99.9999% I use Linux, and occasional package that is never going to see a Linux port I go to Windows (Flash designing and checking a website in Internet Explorer).
For what it's worth, I don't think there will ever be the often talked of "Year of the Linux desktop."
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Well, those look more like design decisions rather than "control". A quick Googling shows there are various tools for recording the sound card data, and there are replacement file managers as well. For "control" I'm thinking of stuff that Windows 7 simply won't let you do, ever (and that people want to do), whether with third-party software or not.
Not that I'm defending Microsoft or anything -- I'm genuinely curious.
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Software as a service has been around for a while - Google docs is a good example. Microsoft has come very late to this party. The main advantage is that you don't have to lug your own equipment around everywhere; you simply log on via a local browser and you have access to your files.
Very helpful if you are a jet-setting exeic.
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There's a copyleft license designed for this situation. Might be the Affero Public License? It requires the source to be available for any software running as part of the service. Means that if you don't like the service you can clone/adapt a new service to suit yourself.
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Nerdy-Ish, the thing about not being able to record 'what you hear' wasn't a removal of features as such, it's to do with the complete rewrite of the audio stack between XP and Vista (
) which leaves older (EAX era) sound cards unsupported (they still produce sound, but no hardware acceleration, surround sound and so on). This upset a lot of people at the time. But the reason you can't record what you hear is (I believe) that the drivers aren't presenting that facility. It works fine on fully supported hardware.
(This is also one of the main reasons DX10+ is only available on Vista onwards btw. It's not entirely artificial as people like to think)
(I don't fully understand this stuff so this explanation may be a bit wobbly, but it's roughly right)
(I think you can get a new explorer.exe window by middle clicking the taskbar entry. Something like that. It's definitely not hard.)
Regarding web services: I don't really care. If they're better for some stuff than a desktop app then sure. I use websites (forums for example) for a lot of stuff, I don't see any reason to start getting nervous encroaching on what desktop apps do, and I don't think it's anything really new (yahoo/msn web-fronted chatrooms encroached on IRC for a while, then fell by the wayside, forums like these replaced (largely) newsgroups through a news reader, web mail replaced mail apps) but the things that get 'replaced' always tend to survive if they have any intrinsic value. There's room for all approaches, I think.
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A TIA is different than a stroke. After a TIA, the blockage breaks up quickly and dissolves. Unlike a stroke, a TIA does not cause brain tissue to die.
The loss of blood flow to an area of the brain can be caused by:
High blood pressure is the number one risk for TIAs and stroke. The other major risk factors are:
People who have heart disease or poor blood flow in their legs caused by narrowed arteries are also more likely to have a TIA or stroke.
See also: Stroke risk factors
Symptoms begin suddenly, last only a short time (from a few minutes to 1 - 2 hours), and go away completely. They may occur again at a later time.
The symptoms of TIA are the same as the symptoms of a stroke, and include sudden:
Almost always, the symptoms and signs of a TIA will have gone away by the time you get to the hospital. A TIA diagnosis may be made based on your medical history alone.
The health care provider will do a complete physical exam
to check for heart and blood vessel problems, as well as for problems with nerves and muscles.
Your blood pressure may be high. The doctor will use a stethoscope to listen to your heart and arteries. An abnormal sound called a bruit may be heard when listening to the carotid artery in the neck or other artery. A bruit is caused by irregular blood flow.
Tests will be done to rule out a stroke or other disorders that may cause the symptoms.
Your doctor may do other tests to check high blood pressure, heart disease
, diabetes
, high cholesterol, and other causes of, and risk factors for TIAs or stroke.
The goal is to prevent a stroke.
If you have had a TIA within the last 48 hours, you will likely be admitted to the hospital so that doctors can search for the cause and observe you.
High blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, and blood disorders should be treated as needed.
You may receive blood thinners, such as aspirin, to reduce blood clotting. Other options include dipyridamole, clopidogrel, Aggrenox or heparin, Coumadin, or similar medicines. You may be treated for a long period of time.
Some people who have clogged neck arteries may need surgery (carotid endarterectomy
). If you have irregular heartbeats (atrial fibrillation), you will be treated to avoid future complications.
TIAs do not cause lasting damage to the brain.
However, TIAs are a warning sign that you may have a true stroke in the coming days or months. More than 10% of people who have a TIA will have a stroke within 3 months. Half of these strokes happen during the 48 hours after a TIA. The stroke may occur that same day or at a later time. Some people have only a single episode, and some have more than one episode.
You can reduce your chances of a future stroke by following-up with your health care provider to manage your risk factors.
A TIA is a medical emergency. Call 911 or another local emergency number right away. Do not ignore symptoms just because they go away. They may be a warning of a future stroke.
See also: Stroke risk factors and prevention
Furie KL, Kasner SE, Adams RJ, Albers GW, Bush RL, Fagan SC, et al. Guidelines for the prevention of stroke in patients with stroke or transient ischemic attack: a guideline for healthcare professionals from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. Stroke. 2011;42:227-276.
Goldstein LB, Bushnell CD, Adams RJ, Appel LJ, Braun LT, Chaturvedi S, et al. Guidelines for the primary prevention of stroke: a guideline for healthcare professionals from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. Stroke. 2011;42:517-584.
Easton JD, Saver JL, Albers GW, Alberts MJ, Chaturvedi S, Feldmann E, et al. Definition and evaluation of transient ischemic attack: a scientific statement for healthcare professionals from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association Stroke Council; Council on Cardiovascular Surgery and Anesthesia; Council on Cardiovascular Radiology and Intervention; Council on Cardiovascular Nursing; and the Interdisciplinary Council on Peripheral Vascular Disease. Stroke. 2009 Jun;40(6):2276-93.
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|Correspondence from Arthur H. Harris to George Carroll Harris, November 11, 1860
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|[Page 1] P.S. Sallie bugs me to thank you for all those nice letters she has received from you according to promise!!! Monroe La Nov 11th 1860 Dear George Your letter of recent date reached me a day or two since. With respect to that visit you are going to make to us I am sorry to hear you speak so discumagingly. & still hope your minister of finance may raise your spirits in regard to the state of the treasury, if so you must not fail to drop down & give us a glimpse of that personelle since you are disposed to boast of your rotundity. Now about the Madam I shall be glad to see her indeed but not most happy at this time because I am not fixed to receive a Nashville (or any other city) lady in the manner either to suit myself or to fulfill her reasonable expectations. My House has three rooms. One bed room, occupied by the Madame, one partner & a dining room. Thus you will see that what little means I have had to invest have been directed more to the comfort of my little family than preparing for the reception of company. Sallie has two Scarret (or Extension) lounges, so that she makes the parlor & dining room very comfortable lodgings for single gentlemen when necessary but I am afraid your bride would expect far better fare than that & it would be out of my power to give" [Page 2] "it to her. So far as you are concerned I should expect you to be at home without my putting on too many airs about taking care of you. My improvements here are not such as I would like to have, but having easily squared up for all that are now completed I was averse to going in debt for further improvements & conclude to wait & improve along by design as my means would allow. But the excited state of the Country has so affected the monetary world that I am afraid my minister of finance like yours will return me many blank reciepts & leave me like a poor boy at the frolic having nothing to say. Nonetheless, bring the Madam along with you, if she can anticipate our rough south western way of living & enjoy it while here we will be delighted to have her & you spend a long while with us. By the way I must not forget to mention that Sallie has 3 or 4 big turkies stabled up undergoing that interesting operation called "stall-feeding" for Xmas use. I am smacking my mouth already in anticipation of the good things she is fixing up for Xmas. But the idea of Xmas being 6 weeks off!!! Gee-whilikins! Our little Boys are the pride of the whole Ham's family – Your Godson – now a few days over 3 years old is a glorious fellow. He is one of the" [Page 3] "most intelligent children I think I ever saw & now talks almost as plainly as I do. But he is very much in need of some instruction from his Godfather I think for if ever there was a Boy naturally disposed to mischief he is the one. Sallie manages him finely but has to keep him in terror of timber to do it. Little Arthur is a fine fellow also. Has been running all over the yard for a month past & is as independent as a woodsawyer. I have just asked Lawrence who comes walking in. What I shall tell Uncle George for him. He replies "tell him to buy me one book". He is very much taken with the History you sent him. Gets me to show him the pictures & explains the history they are intended to illustrate & seems as intent upon understanding it as he would be with a chicken leg. Pa & Ma left here last Wednesday after a visit of about 10 days to us. They were both very well & looking fat & hearty. I believe they have promised to come up & spend the Xmas with us. There is nothing new in this Burgh. For months past every thing has paled into insignificance before the blaze of political excitement. Every man, woman, & child has participated to no little extent & we have heard of nothing else the whole time. I am glad it is over. Though the result has settled more firmly in my mind the conviction which I could not resist in 1856" [Page 4] "Viz – That the American people are just about as much fit for self government as a parcel of St. Domingo Negroes. They are a miserable set of dupes, or knaves-- I allude to those who are trained in the language of the political Mountebank "the bone & sinew of the country". More plainly understood as "Copperas braches fellows" & who together with the foreigners have ruled this mighty Republic. The great mass of them are duped & as if laboring under a sort of charm or enchantment vote honestly but ruinously. Others are paid & are at all times ready to sell there vote for filthy lucre. Have they not driven us at last upon fearful seas? But as old Judge Richardson said the other day in a public speech while commenting on Mr. Yancey's cause & charging him with having broken up the Democratic party. Some speaker on the other side of the question suggested that Mr. Y. must be a prodigy in intellect & influence to have accomplished all that. The judge turned & said. "Well any Bull can break into a China shop & make a smash of things" I am tired of being ruled by a pack of dupes & venal foreigners. I was satisfied in 1856 that the American people did not constitute a free people that ours was not really a Republican government but a miserable oligarchy & the only safety against scenes which have been realized in Syria was in monarchy. Such is my firm conviction at this hour. The idea startled some of my friends in 1856 as coming from a good Union man like me. But they are beginning now to be of my opinion." [Page 5] "The old Democratic Party has lived an eventful life & finally died convulsions arising from its own corruption & mortification within. It enjoyed the name of Democracy which has thrown a charm around the party. & held thousands in servile obedience to her dictates & pernicious doctrines while it practiced none of the principles of true Democracy. She is gone & forever & I rejoice at it. I now hope to see some man of strong mind & will siez the reins of government & have about 5,000,000 of our disorganizers put to the sword. Then the establishment of a limited monarchy, like that of England. Upon the reins of a rotten & corrupt Republic will bring to these states that tranquility which they have not enjoyed for 40 years & never will without it. I believe that the educated man is intended by the creator to rule the illiterate & govern him for the good of the whole country. And as sure as harvest follows seed time, such will be the case with us. In a farm of purity heretofore unknown on this side of the broad Atlantic. The Government of England is the wisest, best & purest on the face of the globe & it will remain as a monument to the wisdom of its founder for centuries after the Republic of America shall have been given to an inglorious oblivion" [Page 6] "I had not intended to write you a treatise upon government. But I feel so much solicitude for this unhappy & misguided people that I have allowed my pen to run away with me almost unawares. Heaven only knows what is immediately in store for us. Those who have concocted the plans of Civil War may not realize its horrors until all is over & they have returned to find their wives & little ones slaughtered at home by their firesides. Our town is beginning to be a little more quiet during the past week. Only an average now of about one fight per day. The Mayor has made our Town rich by the fines imposed during this campaign. We have no Episcopal service here now at all but Sallie has taken quite a fancy to the old Presbyterian parson, Eakin, who preaches every Sunday. The last time I heard him he talked about 1 ½ hours & addressed it all to the members of his church. Giving advice how they should behave towards sinners, it struck me that he had better have taken them to one side for advice. For we sinners bring persuit & in the majority too, found out all his secrets & are now able to act on the defensive. Sallie is very well. But the suckling of a big yearling makes her look a little thin. She & the boys send love to you. § Aff Yr Br A.H.Harris
|Letter from Arthur H. Harris to his brother George Carroll Harris in Nashville. He writes of the pervading excitement that has surrounded the 1860 presidential election in his area. Though he is glad the contest is over, he acknowledges the death of the Democratic Party, the long-standing absence of democracy and Republican form of government in the country, and the inability of the American people to self govern. His comments about the plans of Civil War are indeed prophetic.
|Monroe (La.)
|1860 November 11
|Harris, Arthur H., 1823-1873
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|George Carroll Harris Papers, 1836-1886
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|The stage was set for the conflict known as the American Civil War with the presidential election of 1860. With the Democratic Party broken into Northern and Southern elements, Republicans were able to put Abraham Lincoln into office without the support of any Southern state.
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|Civil War in the West; Civil War society; United States - History - 1783-1865; United States - History - 1849-1877; United States History - Civil War, 1861-1865
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Christy Dena: "In this post I'll describe my problem with (some) videogames, how I figured out the nature of the problem, and what it means."
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Extremely interesting discussion by Christy Dena about pervasive games, the fictional world we create overlaps with the player's world. Dena includes external links to important studies and resources. I did not know what QWOP meant until this post (QWOP is a 2008 ragdoll-based Flash game created by former Cut Copy bassist Bennett Foddy. Players control an athlete named "Qwop" using only the Q, W, O, and P keys)
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Great to read about this. My YA transmedia novel, Kiss Kill, was published in Australia by Really Blue Books (2012). Its evolution can be seen on Slideshare 'The Future of Storytelling by Jeni Mawter'.
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Good deck on the social impact of transmedia projects.
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What are the implications for the digital divide if top choices like @Scholastic require wifi to read? Are low-income households ready?


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Chicago Bears
Lawrence Wilson - #96 - LB
|6' 1"/ 229 lbs.
|Tuscaloosa, AL
|Years played
|2011, 6th round, 1st pick by Panthers
Bears DE McClellin aims for steady progress
Bears DE Shea McClellin told PFW he's no longer dealing with the effects of a concussion and is trying to get better each week.
NFC North Spin cycle: Bears' skid is boosting Packers
The Packers have nosed back into the division lead after a victory over the Vikings and a Bears defeat at home to the Seahawks.
Thrilling win could be turning point for Wilson, Seahawks
You can't help but think this must be a turning point for a young Seahawks squad that finally showed some swagger away from home.
Smith sticks neck out, takes punch in Bears' loss
Coming off last season's second-half collapse, the Bears are flirting with another implosion — one that could have franchise-altering consequences.
Seahawks rally for big road win over Bears
Russell Wilson connected with Sidney Rice on a 13-yard touchdown with 7:33 left in overtime to lift the Seahawks to a wild 23-17 victory over the Bears.
Report: Vikings DE Allen fined $21,000
Vikings DE Jared Allen was fined $21,000 for his blind-side block on Bears OG Lance Louis, according to Sean Jensen of the Chicago Sun-Times.
Bears promote LB Trahan
The Bears promoted LB Patrick Trahan from the practice squad to the active roster.
NFL great Jack Pardee ill with cancer
Jack Pardee, a five-time All-Pro linebacker and an NFL coach, has been diagnosed with gall bladder cancer and has six to nine months to live.
Bears add OL Gurode, waive DT Okoye
The Bears signed OG-C Andre Gurode on Tuesday and waived DT Amobi Okoye.
Key matchup: Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch vs. Bears run defense
Dan Arkush focuses on Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch vs. the Bears' run defense Sunday at Soldier Field.
NFC North Spin cycle: Vikings can't stop Bears
The Bears are back in control of the NFC North after beating the Vikings soundly and watching the Giants shut down the Packers on Sunday night.
Bears place ORG Louis on I.R.
The Bears placed ORG Lance Louis on injured reserve with a knee injury, the team announced Monday.
Bears top Vikings but at costly price
The Bears made a statement in the NFC North but lost five starters in the process; the shocking number of pick-sixes in the NFL; and more observations from Week 12.
Cutler returns, Bears top Vikings
Jay Cutler threw for 188 yards and a touchdown after missing a game because of a concussion, and the Bears got a 28-10 victory over the Vikings on Sunday.
Report: Bears QB Cutler will start vs. Vikings
Jay Cutler has been cleared to return from the concussion he suffered in Week 10 and will start Sunday vs. the Vikings, according to a CBS report.


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Hakeem Nicks (groin) did not practice Wednesday.
Working as the starter, Derek Carr completed 11-of-13 passes for 143 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions in Thursday's preseason finale against the Seahawks.
Terrance West managed 13 yards on six carries, lost a fumble, and was not targeted in the passing game in Cleveland's preseason finale.
Jeremy Hill rushed 20 times for 90 yards and caught 6-of-6 targets for 70 yards in the Bengals' preseason finale Thursday night.
Teddy Bridgewater completed 4-of-9 passes for 17 yards and a touchdown in the Vikings' preseason finale Thursday night.
E.J. Manuel completed 3-of-7 passes for 56 yards in the Bills' preseason finale Friday night.
Sammy Watkins was forced from Thursday's preseason finale with a rib injury.
Chris Polk (hamstring) is inactive for the Eagles' preseason finale.
Blake Bortles started Thursday's preseason finale against the Falcons, completing 4-of-6 passes for 86 yards and a touchdown.
The NFL has stiffened its penalties for domestic violence, instituting a six-game suspension for a first-time offense and "lifetime ban" for a second.
Cowboys waived CB B.W. Webb.
ESPN reports Adrian Peterson called Cowboys owner Jerry Jones in June to tell him he was interested in playing for Dallas "at the end of his tenure with the Vikings."


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Eagle Castle Hammock Beach, 3 Bedrooms, Wood Floors, HDTV in Palm Coast
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 9
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Private Beach Home
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 696 - $ 2,700 / week
$ 1,995 - $ 6,995 / month
Palm Coast 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!
- $331 $297/night (10% off)
deal# D392ZQ
vacation rental description
Eagle Castle at Hammock Beach - 3 Bedrooms, sleeps 8, HDTV, Wifi, Wood Floors
Just steps from Ocean Hammock Golf Course, our designer home, Eagle Castle, is perfect for your vacation. With huge windows, hardwood floors, a wrap-around porch, and 2 master bedrooms, it's luxurious living just 4 blocks from the beach!
Eagle Castle brings you the comfort of a big family home with a beautifully landscaped yard, plus the convenience of a beach location! Beautiful, family-friendly Cinnamon Beach with its coquina-shell sands is just a 5-minute walk away, so whenever you aren't teeing up, pop down to the wide, lovely beach and ride the surf, collect shells and sharks' teeth at low tide, build sandcastles, fly kites, or simply lie with your toes in the cool, refreshing water and let the sun and sea work their magic!
When it's time to go home, cool down immediately among the lush greenery of Eagle Castle's big backyard. Rinse off in our outdoor shower, then turn the kids loose to use up the last of their energy running around outside while you toss steaks and seafood onto the grill. At Eagle Castle, you can live like a native, far from the tourist traps and cramped hotel rooms!
Enjoy the balmy weather and soothing sea breezes from the comfort of our wrap-around screened-in porch! You'll find outdoor dining space here for 8, a gas grill, rocking chairs, and soothing views in all directions. One of the best things about Eagle Castle is that we own the adjacent lot as well, so you have no close neighbors -- not to mention plenty of space to park your boat, RV, and beach toys!
Step inside the house and you realize that the first floor is composed almost entirely of windows. It's almost a treehouse effect, with the lush garden just beyond the wrap-around porch. What a great way to stay cool in the summer -- and a single glance is refreshing!
Our large open-plan living area is filled with comfy leather chairs and footstools, an ultra-luxurious couch long enough for a good mid-afternoon nap, and a huge HDTV with DVD player and VCR. The dining area is just beyond, with a handsome wood table easily seating 8. The floors are heart-of-pine, the rugs soft on bare feet, and the lighting relaxing. You're home!
The first-floor living area isn't the only place to relax indoors at Eagle Castle. There is a bonus room on the second floor with a large TV. So if the kids want to watch a favorite program or there's a big game on that conflicts with the rest of the group's epic Monopoly battle at the dining room table, everyone can do just what they want and no one has to lower their voices!
The kitchen is a gourmand's dream, with stainless-steel appliances, granite countertops, and a travertine backsplash. Want to turn the catch of the day into an elegant meal? You'll find everything you need here, down to the filet knives and skillets. Even if you're planning to eat out (and you should; there are great restaurants just minutes away!), you'll love the microwave, coffee maker, water and ice in the door of the refrigerator, and other time-savers.
The official master suite is also located on the first floor, but if you're traveling with another family, don't bother to flip that coin -- there's another king-size bed upstairs! The first-floor master bedroom contains a king bed, a cable TV, and a walk-in closet, plus his-and-her sinks and a walk-in shower in the master bath The second-floor master is equally roomy and pleasant, and there is a big third bedroom containing 2 twin beds, each of which conceals a trundle.
Eagle Castle contains another full bathroom as well as a half-bath, and all of the linens, pillows, blankets, and towel sets you'll need are provided, as well as a washer and dryer to keep those swimsuits and golf shirts fresh.
You will love the location, design, and pure comfort of Eagle Castle, a family house with a designer flair. Indoors and out, it invites family fun and utter relaxation. Come discover the pleasure of beach living beside the golf course! Eagle Castle is waiting for you.
- No Smoking Rental
- Bedroom #1 (1 King)
- Bedroom #2 (King)
- Bedroom #3 (4 singles)
- Other (1 sofa sleeper)
house rental amenities
- Cable Television
- DVD Player
- Television
- Wireless Internet
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Utensils
- Ceiling Fans
- Central Air
- Ironing Board
- Linens
- Washer & Dryer
activities and attractions in Palm Coast Atlantic Coast North
- Balcony
- BBQ Grill
- Beach Walking
- Biking
- Boating
- Deck
- Fishing
- Hiking Trails
- Ocean Kayaking
- Patio
- Sight-Seeing
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Walkway to Water
- Wildlife Viewing
- Exceptional Sunrises
- Exceptional Views
- Near Beach
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
- Nearby Grocery
- Shopping
- Beach
- Library
- Miniature Golf
- Movie Theatre
- 83 miles to Orlando
- 50 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- 30 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
- Kennedy Space Center
- Lighthouse
- Marine Land
- Museums
- St Augustine Historic Town
- Theatre
vacation rental rates
Rate Table:
Tip: To get the lowest weekly or monthly rates, arrive on a Saturday.
Dates~ Nightly~ Weekly~ Monthly
Mar 1, 2013-May 31, 2013~ $162-$325~ $770-$1295~ $3866-$3866
Jun 1, 2013-Aug 31, 2013~ $175-$500~ $1050-$1995~ $4898-$6995
Sep 1, 2013-Nov 30, 2013~ $200-$375~ $696-$1595~ $2902-$2995
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014~ $200-$500~ $950-$2700~ $1995-$3123
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014~ $175-$375~ $821-$1595~ $3500-$6079
Prices exclude taxes & fees. Regular rates exclude any special online savings. Monthly rates are based on a 30 day month.


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|Sweet little mini-muffins with big banana taste.
Sweet Morsels
Week four began Monday. My month of soft foods only is slowly winding down. I can feel the diet working, spinning its soothing magic and calming this burning monkey gut of mine with scoops of mashed potato and spoonfuls of slow cooked soups between doses of kitten cuteness and favorite comedies. My medicine has been a stew of Protonix, Culturelle, baby food, and laughing as much as possible.
Banana Mini-Muffins Recipe
Add the dry ingredients into the wet banana mixture and beat until blended. If the batter is too thick, add a little non-dairy rice milk, a tablespoon at a time, until the batter is smooth. The batter will be a bit thicker than cake batter.
Yields 34 to 36 mini-muffins.


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Wellworth toilets have been an American benchmark for style, innovation, and performance since 1936. This Wellworth high-efficiency toilet delivers significant water savings with a 1.28-gallon flush setting that saves up to 16,500 gallons per year, compared to an old 3.5-gallon toilet, without sacrificing flush power. An elongated bowl enhances your comfort. Includes tank lid locks.
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New York Giants
Linval Joseph - #97 - DT
|6' 4"/ 323 lbs.
|Christiansted, U.
|East Carolina
|Years played
|2010, 2nd round, 14th pick by Giants
Giants try to tackle protection issues
The Giants are starting to get concerned about their starting offensive tackles, David Diehl and Kareem McKenzie.
Manningham (concussion) joins O'Hara on Giants' injury list
The Giants have added WR Mario Manningham to the injury list with a concussion. His status for Sunday's game against the Bears is unknown.
Bears-Giants matchup of the day: Tuesday
Giants P Matt Dodge will have to be on top of his game vs. Bears PR Devin Hester.
Giants place S Johnson on I.R.
The Giants have placed S Michael Johnson on injured reserve with a herniated disc in his back. DB Brian Jackson was promoted from the practice squad to take Johnson's place on the roster.
Giants OT McKenzie calls his behavior 'despicable'
Giants OT Kareem McKenzie described his behavior in Sunday's loss to the Titans as "despicable" when speaking to reporters in front of his locker on Monday.
Giants self-destruct with lack of discipline
The numbers from the Giants' 29-10 loss to the Titans were ugly: two missed field goals, a safety that wiped out a huge pass play and 11 penalties, five of them personal fouls.
Johnson runs Titans past Giants 29-10
The Tennessee defense forced three turnovers in beating the error-prone and undisciplined New York Giants 29-10 on Sunday.
Coughlin tries to wrest control of players
Our Giants sources don't believe the team is on the verge of a player mutiny, but it's never a good sign when two players threaten to disrupt the chemistry of the locker room.
Giants RB Jacobs fined for helmet toss
Giants RB Brandon Jacobs has been fined $10,000 by the NFL for tossing his helmet into the stands during the Sunday night game against Colts.
Rolle questions Giants leadership
In a radio interview Tuesday, Giants FS Antrel Rolle said the team has a lack of leadership and was disappointed with how the team prepared for their Week Two game vs. the Colts.
Giants will hang on to RB Jacobs
Reports have surfaced that Brandon Jacobs, who has not been happy with his role for months, will request a trade from the Giants. Don't expect them to remit to his demands.
Peyton, Colts cruise to 'Manning Bowl' victory
Four-time league MVP Peyton Manning threw for three touchdowns, leading the Indianapolis Colts to a surprisingly easy 38-14 victory over his kid brother and the New York Giants.
Jacobs throws helmet into stands
Giants RB Brandon Jacobs' frustration Sunday night almost injured a fan; instead it led to a bizarre occurrence during the Giants' game against the Colts.
Report: Giants WR Nicks, DE Umenyiora travel with team to Indy
The Giants got good news Saturday as DE Osi Umenyiora and WR Hakeem Nicks traveled with the team to Indianapolis for the team's Sunday night game against the Colts, according to a New York Daily News report.
Report: Average NFL ticket price increases 4.5 percent
The Team Marketing Report said Friday that average ticket prices for NFL games increased 4.5 percent this year to $76.47. Last year's increase was 3.9 percent.


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Cast in sterling silver, this flowering enhancer will be in bloom every season of the year. An intricate openwork flower and vine design weaves and grows in a whirling pattern of leaves and branches for a delightful accent to any outfit in your wardrobe. Enhancer measures 2-1/8" long x 1-1/4" wide and features a sterling silver snap hinge bail. Made in America.
In the garden, the first colorful buds emerge with spring. Blooms unfold, vines curl across the earth, and summer is a bounty of growth. Autumn brings the year's first chill and leaves that flame orange and red. At year's end, filigreed fingers of frost unscroll along window panes and the sky glows with a lovely winter's blue.
Like all fine jewelry, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a plastic bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never subject to chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause the natural gemstones to discolor. Never wear jewelry in a swimming pool.


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The Bowsers Outdoor Orbit dog bed could be the best donut design yet! In this latest trend setting one-piece design, the inner cushion is built directly into the bottom of the bed. Great solution for dogs that tend to take out and play with removable cushions from their bed. Fibre topped orthopaedic foam bottom insert provides superior support and comfort, making this a great bed for older or arthritic dogs. Our two fabric design, combines durable Sun and Shade Fabrics on top and waterproof nylon bottoms. Outer bolster cover and bottom of bed are zippered to allow for easy removal of bolster and bottom foam insert for machine washing and drying of cover.
Sun and Shade fabrics are solution dyed acrylics which means the color goes all the way through the fabric not just on the surface. Sun, wear and tear, even bleach won't affect that color. It is fade resistant, up to 1000 hours, as well as water resistant. Acrylic fibers also resist the growth of mould and mildew that occurs in moist environments.
Outer Dimensions
Inner Dimensions
27" x 22" x 7"
19" x 11" x 5"
up to 25 lbs
35" x 27" x 8"
26" x 17" x 6"
up to 45 lbs
42" x 32" x 9"
31" x 19" x 7"
up to 80 lbs
50" x 36" x 9"
36" x 22" x 7"
up to 130 lbs
NOTE: Trellis discontinued, OS means oversized,an extra ship charge may apply, see pulldown menu


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Augmented Reality will change the world. Not just with augmented reality in advertising but using augmented reality in design and in the way we interact with our homes, our cities, our friends. Adding graphic information to add value to things we buy and things we love. You will be amazed at what AR can do.
We use augmented reality on iphones and with mobiles both on android platforms and iOS and create augmented reality for mobile, kiosk, webcam and AR on tablets/iPads. We think this is the best way - not to be tied down to one platform or one format so we can give you the best solution for your budgets and target markets.
goAugmented is the only award winning augmented reality development design house in the UK. We develop our augmented reality applications based in Manchester, home of many revolutions, the industrial revolution, the first computer, and now the augmented reality revolution too. So we are proud to be in Manchester and work on nationwide campaigns with agencies here,all over the UK and the rest of the world.