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Black Light Burns Biography
Black Light Burns is an American alternative/hard rock band with industrial and gothic aspects, created by Wes Borland. The band's recording lineup consists naturally of Borland himself, along with Danny Lohner (Nine Inch Nails), Josh Eustis (Telefon Tel Aviv), and Josh Freese (The Vandals, A Perfect Circle,Nine Inch Nails,Devo). Their debut album, Cruel Melody, was released in early 2007. Borland states that Black Light Burns is the culmination of the various projects he has been working on ever since he quit Limp Bizkit in 2001. Things began with Big Dumb Face, a solo project that Borland had worked on during his time with Limp Bizkit. Borland didn't take the project too seriously, and used it to basically test the waters, and see how hard it would be to do something serious on his own, without the aid of his bandmates. After he quit the band, he began working on several different projects. The first of which was supposed to be an instrumental album one could listen to and simply relax. Simultaneously, he began Eat the Day. With this project, he became cocky, and thought because of his previous success with Limp Bizkit, duplicating that success with a new band would be simple. Borland soon found out this wasn't the case. Eat The Day eventually unraveled itself, as, in Borland's words, "I think everybody involved in that project had different ideas about the direction that it should go". Borland became self-absorbed, and along with continuous pressure from the label, and struggles finding a lead singer for the band, the project eventually disbanded. In terms of their lineup, the band is somewhat of a successor to the brief project The Damning Well, which consisted of mostly the same members. The main difference this time around being that Borland has taken vocals into his own hands, after many attempts to find a proper vocalist in various projects. After the 'failure' of Borland's various projects, he returned to Limp Bizkit once again, turning down the spot as Nine Inch Nails touring guitar player. According to vocalist Fred Durst, Borland only agreed to return to the band on the condition that their label, Geffen, agreed to support his solo project, Black Light Burns. It began only as a side project, with Borland writing many of the songs during his time off from Limp Bizkit, but soon things in Limp Bizkit became very quiet, and Borland himself stated that Black Light Burns was now his main project, and anything else he did, including Limp Bizkit, was a side project. Eventually arguments broke out on MySpace between Borland and Durst, and Borland left Limp Bizkit once again, although according to him, the band members had already gone their seperate ways, he simply decided not to return. The Black Light Burns song titled "I Have a Need" was instrumentally written to be included on the Limp Bizkit release The Unquestionable Truth (Part 1), but was cut in order for the EP to remain mostly metal oriented. It features Limp Bizkit's bassist Sam Rivers on the track, and Wes was allowed to use the song for Black Light Burns when the song was turned down for use by Limp Bizkit. On June 16, Borland announced that the band and Geffen Records had parted ways. There was little word in the following months over the situation regarding a new label, though as of October 25, the band is in negotiations with a label, and are hoping to release their debut album early 2007. Borland has stated that he is the only constant in Black Light Burns, as the other members of the studio lineup are expected to be mostly unable to participate in touring with Black Light Burns, such as the notoriously busy Josh Freese. The initial touring lineup of Black Light Burns includes Nick Annis (previously in Open Hand, Turn of the Screw) as a guitarist and Marshall Kilpatric (previously in The Esoteric) on drums, as well as Wes Borland himself. Black Light Burns' first tour was previously set to begin in fall of 2006 with From First to Last, who Borland also plays bass for on and off. This tour was to feature Borland doing double duty as the singer/guitarist for Black Light Burns and then bassist for From First to Last afterwards. However, Sonny Moore (singer of FFTL) developed a node on his right vocal chord and has to get surgery, thus ending Wes Borland's current touring stint with From First To Last.
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Seahawks release CB Parker, add WR Butler
The Seahawks released CB Ron Parker and signed WR Deon Butler to active roster.
Seahawks' O-line major factor in offense's recent success
While rookie phenom Russell Wilson is mainly responsible for Seattle's recent offensive fireworks, the O-line in front of him has also excelled.
Seahawks CB Sherman wins appeal
Seahawks CB Richard Sherman won the appeal of his four-game suspension for the use of performance-enhancing substances.
Still plenty to determine in Week 17
The "pandemonium at FedEx Field," as DeAngelo Hall is calling the Redskins-Cowboys win-and-in matchup, heads the Week 17 slate.
Week 16 Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Russell Wilson, Geno Atkins and Blair Walsh as its Players of the Week.
NFC West Spin cycle: There's no stopping red-hot Seahawks
The surging Seahawks grabbed center stage in the NFC West with their playoff-clinching rout of the Niners in Seattle.
Week 17 playoff scenarios
Seeding is up for grabs in the AFC, while five teams fight for two spots in the NFC playoffs in Week 17.
Seahawks roll past 49ers into playoffs
Russell Wilson threw four TD passes, Marshawn Lynch scored two early TDs and the Seahawks scored a 42-13 rout of San Francisco.
Thursday's 60-second rant: Another Sunday-night special on the way
PFW's Dan Arkush rants about all the different reasons the 49ers-Seahawks game Sunday night should be worth the price of admission.
Seahawks place DE Jones on I.R.
The Seahawks placed DE Jason Jones on injured reserve and signed DT Hebron "Loni" Fangupo to the active roster from the practice squad.
Seahawks release TE Moore
The Seahawks released TE Evan Moore and promoted TE Sean McGrath.
Seahawks-49ers highlights Week 16 action
Eric Edholm looks ahead to Week 16, which features some key divisional matchups that will have major playoff ramifications — including Seahawks vs. 49ers.
Key matchup: Niners wide receivers vs. Seahawks cornerbacks
In today's "Key Matchup," PFW's Dan Arkush focuses on the Niners WRs vs. the Seahawks CBs in the Week 16 Sunday-night game.
Week 16 playoff scenarios
First-round byes and playoff spots are up for grabs in Week 16. See how it can happen in the playoff scenarios.
NFC West Spin cycle: 49ers, Seahawks make statements
Huge victories by San Francisco and Seattle in advance of their prime-time matchup in Week 16 grabbed the headlines in Week 15.
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The Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force is offering a reward for information that would lead to the capture of fugitive Marcellus Smith.
Smith is wanted by the U.S. Marshals and the Cleveland Division of Police.
Smith, along with his brother, is suspected of shooting and killing a man with a shotgun around 2 a.m. on New Year's Day. Smith is considered to be armed and extremely dangerous.
Smith is a 22-year-old black man standing approximately at 6-foot 1-inch and weighing 175 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes.
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Billy Thompson is perhaps the greatest defensive back in Broncos History.
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Come join the crew of Bronco Planet as we kick off the 2012 season with a Broncos pep rally in downtown Denver and tailgate party prior to the Steelers home opener. See Peyton Manning arrive for his first official Broncos regular season game, cheerleaders, crazy dancing, two of the Three Amigos, and other former Broncos. For out of town Broncos fans, this one is for you!
Members of the Denver Broncos Alumni Association share NFL stories of the past and add comments about current Denver Broncos. Reggie Rivers on Tim Tebow, Larry Evans on Von Miller, Ron Egloff on Julius Thomas, Billy Thompson and Frank Robinson give rookies Rahim Moore and Quinton Carter some defensive tips, and Le-Lo Lang on the poor and painful radar of teammate Steve Atwater. Also hear what it was like trying to tackle Earl Campbell, covering Sterling Sharpe, or going head to head with John Matusak. Great stories from fun Denver Broncos Alumni events.
Watch the biggest 4th quarter comeback since the AFL-NFL merger unfold right before your eyes as diehard Denver Broncos fans and the Denver Broncos Alumni join together for this amazing event. It was held at the Hoffbrau Colorado. Proceeds will be donated to local charities.
Is there an identity crisis on defense in Denver?
A Review of the Denver Broncos Ring of Fame, Class of 1987.
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Capacity fees are assessed on a one time basis when a customer desires to connect to the Sanitary Sewers system. These fees pay for capital improvements associated with the Wastewater Treatment Plant and large pipelines. Capacity fees are as follows:
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The Third District Court of Appeal has denied the appeal of two men who were convicted in a 2004 crime in which they broke into a Sun City Roseville home, beat and tied up the two senior occupants and set the house on fire in an attempt to murder them.
The defendants, Octavio Gomez Perez, 23, and Jose Humberto Magana Torres, 25, claimed in the appeal that evidentiary and jury instruction errors occurred during the trial and that the judge also made errors in sentencing them.
The two men were sentenced by Placer County Superior Court Judge J. Richard Couzens to 62 years to life in state prison after a jury convicted them on 20 counts each in a 2007 trial.
Among the various counts were attempted premeditated murder, conspiracy to commit murder, conspiracy to commit robbery, false imprisonment of an elder, assault with a deadly weapon, arson causing great bodily injury and auto theft.
A third defendant in the June 5, 2004, home invasion case, Heiner Orlando Villeda, 31, pleaded guilty to seven charges, including attempted premeditated murder, before the trial began and is now serving a sentence of 24 years to life in prison. He was not among the appellants.
Gomez Perez and Magana Torres claimed that the trial court judge should not have allowed Villeda's guilty plea to be considered in their own cases during instructions to the jury, that the judge allowed hearsay evidence and that their attorneys were not allowed to cross examine Villeda about his reasons for pleading guilty.
The Court of Appeal disagreed with the contentions, saying, "Nothing in Villeda's guilty plea pointed the finger of guilt at either co-defendant."
The court also said, "We find beyond a reasonable doubt that the jury would have convicted both defendants of the home invasion robbery even had Villeda's guilty plea not been introduced."
Rick Opich, the Placer County deputy district attorney who prosecuted the defendants, was pleased with the appeal court's decision.
"This decision ensures that these defendants will never victimize any more citizens in the state of California again," Opich said.
During the home invasion incident, the female victim, then 67, managed to untie herself as the house was burning and ran next door for help.
The male victim, then 68, remained bound in his bedroom and became unconscious after breathing too much smoke. He was pulled out through the window by public safety personnel and a neighbor. He later recovered from the smoke inhalation injuries.
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The Chicago Sun-Times crunched the numbers, and found that crime is up 21% in the past year. Crimes are up 32% from before the cameras went up.
Chicago police said many of the crimes involve stolen cell phones and less serious crimes.
They also point out that they're now making arrests in two out of every three cases they investigate.
Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
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Who could be against kids? With 2 children in the St. Louis Public Schools, I would vote for almost anything that increased resources for public education. And thats what the gaming industry is betting on.
According to the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, the measure is projected to benefit only 8 of the 25 St. Louis County school districts and would bring no money to the St. Louis Public Schools.
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As I see our neighborhood begin to spruce up, I worry that we may lose our affordable housing and our diversity. In ten or fifteen years, will a family like mine be able to buy a home in this neighborhood, or will they be priced out?
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Its Superman! Hes getting on the bus! We followed that bus down Grand Avenue, my son shouting in the back seat, so excited that he had seen Superman. And indeed, that man was my superhero, for helping a little boy dream big dreams.
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Posts tagged 'storymoja'
Storymoja Celebrates M. G. Vassanji, Jan. 25 2014 @ Michael Joseph Centre
Date: January 25, 2014
Venue: Michael Joseph Centre
Time: 10 am – 1 pm
Tickets: Kshs 500
Master Class with M. G. Vassanji from 10 am – 1 pm [Pre-register ONLY]
Exploring Inter-cultural Relationships with Drumbeats from 1.30-3 pm
The in-between World of East Africa from 3.15-4.45 pm
Book Launching and Signing from 5-6 pm
Nyef Nyef Stories to Discombobulate the Mind from 6.30-8 pm
Other Scheduled Events
Moyez Vassanji Colloquium and Lecture at University of Nairobi – Dept. of Literature
Date: January 27, 2014
Full info here Invitation to the Moyez Vassanji Colloquium and Lecture [Word Document]
Event: Trade a Mate, Feb. 14 2013 @ Southern Sun Mayfair – Westlands
Storymoja is throwing a sexy singles' soiree this Valentines Day, so if you are single, grab your sexiest single friend (of the opposite sex), your hottest dancing shoes and make your way over to the Southern Sun Mayfair.
For more info visit Storymoja Facebook page
DrumBeats: A Romance Writing Workshop, Jan 26 2012 @ Storymoja
Kids: Storyhippo Family Fiesta, Dec 15 2012 @ Galleria Mall, Karen
Editors pick for @Storymoja: British Ambassador to Kenya Dr. Christian Turner – Session at #HayFestKe, Sept. 14 2012 @ National Museum
The British Ambassador to Kenya Dr.Christian Turner will have a session on 'the cultural and social transformative power of the internet and new technologies'
Date: September 14, 2012
Venue: British Council Court Yard
Time: 11 am
Festival Tickets: Kshs 1000/day and Kshs 1500/season
HE Dr. Christian Turner is the recently appointed British High Commissioner to the Republic of Kenya. This will be his first time at Storymoja Hay Festival
Dr Turner was previously the Director for the Middle East and North Africa at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, where he had responsibility for all UK policy and operations in that region. Prior to this he served variously in the British Embassy in Washington, as Private Secretary to the Prime Minister and in the Prime Minister's Strategy Unit.
For more information read: http://www.hayfestival.com/p-5327-the-google-platform-ory-okolloh-dr-christian-turner-and-john-kampfner.aspx
Events to look out for @Storymoja #HayFestKe: Freedom of Expression, Sept. 14-16 2012 @ National Museum
The Google Platform
Date: September 14, 2012
Venue: Louis Leakey Auditorium
Time: 11am
Ory Okolloh, Google's head of policy and Government Relations, Africa, and John Kampfner, British Journalist and Freedom of Expression advocate discuss the cultural and social transformative power of the internet and new technologies.
They will be joined by Dr Christian Turner, former Director of the Middle East and North Africa in the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Dr Turner is now British High Commissioner to Kenya.
Apocalypse Cow
Date: September 15, 2012
Venue: Storymoja Amphitheatre
Time: 5-6pm
Scottish novelist and journalist, Michael Logan, talks about his first book Apocalypse Cow, which won the Terry Pratchet award 'Anywhere But Here, Anywhere But Now Prize'.
Peeling Back the Mask
Date: September 16, 2012
Venue: Louis Leakey Auditorium
Time: 3-4pm
Lawyer and political analyst, Miguna Miguna, discusses the controversial, bestselling memoir that has taken Kenya by storm.
Also, don't forget that the best second hand book sale continues at the Nairobi national Museum during the StoryMoja Hay Festival
Thursday 13 – Sunday 16 September 2012, 10am – 4pm on all days.
Reading Revolution – a World Record Attempt, Jun 16 2011 @ Nyayo Stadium
Storymoja Publishers is planning a World Record Attempt on 16th June 2011 at Nyayo Stadium from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm. We will be gathering 25,000 Kenyans to break the record for Most People Reading Out Loud in One Place. The record is currently held by Turkey at 22,000 people. We encourage all Kenyans to attend this event and help smash the stereotype that Kenyans don't like to read!
For more information visit the website: http://readingrevolution.co.ke
Lecture & Book Launch: A talk on Medicinal Plants of an East African Region, Jan. 19 2011 @ national Museum
Dr. Najma Dharani will hold a talk on Medicinal Plants of an East African Region, their importance, traditional uses & conservation.
Date: January 19, 2010
Time: 6:30-7:30pm
Venue: Louis Leakey Auditorium at Nairobi National Museum
Entry*: KMS members Kshs 400, Non members Kshs 500 & Students Kshs 200
Dr. Najma Dharani holds a PhD degree in Plant and Environmental Ecology, and is currently a lecturer in the Dept. of Environmental Science at Kenyatta University.
She is also the author & photographer of Field guide to common Trees and Shrubs in East Africa and Field guide to Acacias of East Africa
She will also Launch her New book called 'Common Antimalarial trees and Shrubs of East Africa'
Other Books authored by Dr. Dharani, which will also be available for sale on that day
*Proceeds to fund the Museum's Fossil and Artifacts Casting Department
Storymoja Hay Festival, Oct 1 – 3 2010 @ Nairobi Railways Sports Club
We posted about the festival a few weeks ago, but here is a reminder.
The full line up of this weekend's Storymoja Hay Festival can be found here:
It's very impressive – not to be missed!
All other information is on the event's blog
Storymoja Book Club: Purple Hibiscus, Feb 8 2010 @ Sarit Centre
The Storymoja Book clubs are forums where young professionals can come together and discuss books and various themes raised in them. The club is open to young professionals and its forum for them to interact and share their views and opinions on the various books they have read.
At 6pm on February 8 at Text Book Centre Coffee Shop at Sarit Centre
Chimamanda Adichie was 25 years old when she wrote her debut novel, which isn't in itself a reason to read it. But it does add to the wonder evoked by such a gripping narration of the many forms oppression can take. Purple Hibiscus was shortlisted for the Orange Prize Award, an award for female African fiction writers.
Please feel free to contact Sheila at email@example.com or call 020-2089595
Play: Cut Off My Tongue, Jan 26 2010 @ Dass
Storymoja is once again bringing you the acclaimed Cut Off My Tongue performance. Its happening on 26th January at 7pm at Dass Restaurant on Woodvale groove, Westlands. Be sure not to miss it. One of the greatest shows of 2009!
Charges are only Ksh.500 bob
Tickets available at Dass Tel: 020-4453262 & 0722-388388
You can also book on Tel: 020-2089595 & 0722-838161
Kwani? SLS Reading, Dec 15 2009 @ Dass
Summer Literary Seminars (SLS) is happy to be returning to Kenya for the first time since 2006. SLS is a truly unique experience, a one-of-a-kind literary program that has hosted some of the world's most celebrated and progressive writers. As part of the week-long events, Kwani? will host a reading/performance for SLS Kenya 2009 at Daas Restaurant on 15th December 2009 at 7.30p.m.
Emceed by the fabulous Cindy Ogana the event will include performances and readings by:
* Mike Kwambo
* David Kaiza
* Stanley Gazemba
* Eva Kasaya (reading by Cindy)
* Millicent Muthoni
* Ngwatilo
* Storymoja (performing extracts from 'Living Memories' by Al Kags)
* Extracts from the autobiographical works of Njenga Karume & Benjamin Kipkorir
We attended a previous performance of extracts from Al Kags' book at the Goethe-Institut, and it was brilliant – highly recommended event!
Start time: 7.30pm, Charges: Kshs 200/-
SLS Program Dates: December 13th – 28th 2009
For more info on SLS Kenya click here.
Play/Dramatized Poetry: Cut Off My Tongue, May 6-8 2009 @ Silverbird Junction
'CUT OFF MY TONGUE' by Sitawa Namwalie – A Storymoja Production
"WOW!!!" – Sajina Sangale
"Thought Provoking" – Geoffrey Kimani
"Amazing talent…" Hassan Omar Hassan
"Refreshing! Mindblowing! Exhilarating! Honest!" – Wangeci Murage
"Chemistry and emotion was gripping… Glad to have witnessed you on your way to the top!" – Jeremy O'Reilly
Come see what the buzz is about in our three special shows in Nairobi before UK tour:
Silverbird (Numetro) Junction – Ngong Road near Dagoretti. Cinema Screen 3.
Wed 6th, Thursday 7th and Friday 8th May, 2009. Time: 6:30 for 7pm sharp
Tickets Ksh 1000 – available at all Numetro Cinemas & stores
Or contact Storymoja:
To book, call Sheila 020-2089595, 0722 638161, 0733564394
Cut Off My Tongue, Apr 30 2009 @ at Sarakasi Trust Dome
New performance after the huge success at Alliance Francaise last week
At 7pm, show starts at 7.30pm. Sarakasi Trust is at Ngara roundabout
Tickets are 1000 shs
Info: 0202089595, info[at]storymojaafrica.co.ke
Cut Off My Tongue explores the truths that shape us as Kenyans – our beliefs, the way we behave and why. It is no ordinary reading of poetry, but a spirited invocation to Africans to colonise and mould their own history. It is a show about land, about tribe, about personal discovery, about identity and relationships. The show makes you think and laugh at the same time. It rants, sweats, breaks into song and dance! Cut Off My Tongue is so amazing that when it was first performed last year, two visiting directors of The Hay Festival, UK, invited the cast to take it on tour to the UK 21st – 31st, May, 2009.
"Cut off my Tongue" is based on the poetry of Sitawa Namwalie, and the dance sequences are choreographed by Amimo Olembo. The cast consists of nine performers of whom, two are traditional musicians: Betty Wamalwa Muragori, Muthoni Garland, Alice Karunditu, Ogutu Muraya, Grand Masese , Henry Anyanga, Shan Bartley, Chichi Seii and Amimo Olembo. Although the poetry focuses on Kenya it deals with issues that affect all African countries, and beyond. Our audiences at four past performances have been mixed, including heads of various embassies, and all have been equally thrilled by the show regardless of race, colour, tribe, nationality or creed.
CCC Press Kenya Anthology – Meet and Greet Session, Apr 23 2009 @ Storymoja
Storymoja is pleased to invite you to an informational session and cocktail party to meet a UK editor compiling an anthology of Kenyan short stories.
Dr. Emma Dawson of CCC Press has edited Cameroon and Nigerian anthologies in the series so far. She is now working on the Kenyan and Ugandan ones, and is planning to have them published by the end of the year. See the publisher's website for more details.
As part of the compilation process, Dr. Dawson travels to the country in question to meet with potential contributors and listen to what they have to say about their writing. At the session, she gives a brief overview of the Press and the idea behind the anthology series. Don't miss this chance to meet her and find out more.
WHEN: Thursday 23rd April, 5-7pm
WHERE: Storymoja Offices, Spring Valley, Nairobi
(We are located right behind the Spring Valley Shopping Center (with a Caltex Station) off Lower Kabete Road. Call 0722-838-161)
Please RSVP ASAP and confirm your attendance.
Poetry Show: Cut Off My Tongue, Mar 10th 2009 @ Alliance
At 7.30pm, tickets 1000ksh
'Cut off my tongue' is based on poetry by Sitawa Namwalie and is a dramatized poetry show that incorporates spoken narrative, music, dance and movement. Performed by eight versatile women from different professional backgrounds, whose love for the Arts has brought them together; the show critiques today's society for a better tomorrow.
The poet, also known as Betty Wamalwa Muragori, is a mother, a wife, an environmentalist in her daily existence and is the brain behind the programme 'Building Bridges of Understanding' that is reaching out across ethnic groups who were in conflict, one of the causes of the post election violence of 2008.


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Rangers are stepping up enforcement against recreational shooters on Denver Mountain Parks land near Squaw Pass Road.
Nearby residents have complained that the Denver Mountain Parks conservation area has become more attractive to shooters in recent months. In response, Clear Creek sheriff's deputies contacted the Denver Mountain Parks system for help, since they don't typically enforce rules on city of Denver land.
Elk Meadow Open Space is getting a trim — a contractor is mowing and baling the hay to help keep native plants growing strong, according to a Jeffco Open Space spokesperson.
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The full rich days of August bring the flowering of fringed gentians, the departure of some summer birds and gangly teenage elk enjoying their first taste of independence. The incredibly beautiful fringed gentians are the dominant wildflower in South Park in August.
Just a week ago, a dear friend of mine took me for an outing to Echo Lake. What a real treat it was for me to get out and see the blooms along the way and to have brunch at the Echo Lake Lodge.
Wildflowers were in bloom along the road, especially the brilliant blue of the blue mist penstemon.
I looked out at the bird feeder yesterday to see what might be there, getting a last meal just before dark. Much to my surprise, there was a colorful male black-headed grosbeak there, enjoying the black sunflower seeds. This is the 15th bird species I have seen from the windows here at Elk Run.
Actually, this was the first black-headed grosbeak I have seen this year. I have them every year at my feeder at home, but I have already left there by the time they returned this year.
A plan to close a 400,000-acre zone of land in the foothills to recreational shooting would help the U.S. Forest Service manage the sport the way it does other recreation on public lands, according to an official.
Heading up the mountain to Echo Lake Park, the temperature begins dropping and the scenery becomes magnificent. Sweeping views of snow-capped mountains come into view as you travel along Highway 103 from Bergen Park to your hiking destination around a natural alpine lake.
On a brief ride around the Evergreen area last week, I was surprised to see so many wildflowers blooming. Many seemed a bit earlier than usual. I believe this is due to the exceptionally warm weather and rain in early June.
Late June had very little rain, but the Fourth of July brought a late-afternoon torrential shower, so it is once more hot and humid. This is not my favorite weather as it leaves me feeling hot, sticky and short of breath.
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Apparently Sony has just recently frozen 93,000 in order to prevent any information being leaked out in yet another attack against the big gaming giant. According to An Important Message From Sony's Chief Information Security Office, Sony has had to freeze "approximately 93,000 accounts globally (PSN/SEN: approximately 60,000 accounts; SOE: approximately 33,000) where the attempts succeeded in verifying those accounts' valid sign-in IDs and passwords, and we have temporarily locked these accounts".
So it looks like someone has found 93,000 accounts and passwords, and given it a go by brute forcing their way in, but that has caused alarm bells to ring and Sony has luckily acted swiftly. Let this be a warning, don't use the same username/password for anything else!
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PLATTSBURGH — A new-look roster in 2013 has Plattsburgh State baseball coach Kris Doorey excited about the upcoming season.
Fifteen players who were on last year's roster are gone off this season's 31-player squad.
"We have a lot of new faces and it's exciting," Doorey said. "Sometimes it's better for the players not to know too much about the opponents they will play and that's the case this year. Our players need to take this as a chance to play.
"There will be some growing pains. I can't remember having a team this young — we have a lot of freshmen and sophomores."
The Cardinals open their season on Saturday in the Diamond Nation Tournament in Flemington, New Jersey. They play King's College at 10 a.m. and St. John Fisher at 4 p.m.
"We play a hard early schedule against teams like St. John Fisher, The College of Old Westbury and Farmingdale State," Doorey said.
Plattsburgh, which finished 22-17 overall and 9-9 in SUNY Athletic Conference play last season, will then return home and will not play again until March 8.
"Our No. 1 goal continues to be making the conference tournament," Doorey said. "Our second goal is to host the tournament and have teams come to Plattsburgh. Anything can happen."
Plattsburgh will have a new look at several starting positions.
The only returning starters include sophomore first baseman Chris Pescetti, senior catcher Casey Brighton, sophomore outfielder Mike Vargues and sophomore Brian Latulipe, who started some games a year ago.
Senior Mike Mulvihill also returns as the designated-hitter.
"We're new and it's great," Doorey said. "What's refreshing is that the players are excited about practice. I can't gauge what kind of a team we're going to have because I know we're pretty much starting over."


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Vis holds independent final competitions in two locations: Hong Kong, usually in late March; and Vienna, usually in early April. The Hong Kong competition draws teams from 75-100 schools, and the Vienna competition draws teams from more than 200 schools.
Team members are selected on the basis of a competitive process early in the fall semester. The Vis problem is published in early October, with Claimant's brief due in early December and Respondent's brief due in January. Each ASU team prepares team briefs for both Claimant and Respondent. Coaches are permitted provide feedback on drafts, and participants can expect to take briefs through many drafts prior to submission, beginning with initial research and writing during fall break.
Starting in late January, team members will hold practice arguments – usually twice each week for each team – until they depart for oral arguments in Vienna or Hong Kong. Some of these practice arguments will be practice moots with other teams, sometimes teams across the country or across the globe, facilitated by teleconferencing equipment. The teams normally will also participate in the "Pre-moot" held at the University of San Diego in February. Indeed, if funding falls through for travel to the international competition, the San Diego "pre-moot," which attracts teams both regionally and internationally, can serve as the teams' final competition.
The Vis problem always presents some issues of international arbitration, such as questions about recusal of an arbitrator for conflict of interest, and some issues of international contract law under the UN Convention on Contracts for International Sale of Goods (CISG). For more information about the Vis competition, including links to resources, see
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6:10pm Monday 28th January 2013 in News By Daniel Chipperfield, senior reporter covering Dursley, Cam, Wotton-under-Edge, Sharpness, Slimbridge, Berkeley, Coaley, Uley, North Nibley, Stinchcombe and Cambridge
THERE are three chances to get involved in amateur dramatics over the next few weeks as Dursley Operatic and Dramatic Society continues its busy Diamond Anniversary season.
The society's growing juniors group will recommence on Monday, February 4 at 7pm in Kingshill House and anyone who attends secondary school is welcome to attend.
Parents are invited to come at 8.45pm to see what the juniors do and for more information on the coming season.
Adult members are invited to an informal drop-in event on Tuesday, February 12, at 7pm, Kingshill House.
The meeting will be to see how you could get involved whether your interest is in production, backstage, make-up, lighting, wardrobe, acting, dancing or singing.
Children interested in a role in the society's production of The Sound of Music in May are invited to a workshop on Thursday, February 21, at 6.45pm.
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A local father who sparked a nationwide manhunt is back in jail. Daniel Cleary was arrested last December for kidnapping his two sons and taking them to Texas.Cleary was released on bond on those abduction charges. Neither the boys nor their mother, Theresa Nash, have had any contact with him since then."He is currently under a bond restriction that prevents him from being within 10 miles of our home," said Nash.On Monday, Cleary was arrested again after Suwanee say his 9-year-old son reported seeing him in the backyard of Nash's home with a knife.Officers spotted Cleary and a chase began from Suwanee to Duluth with other agencies joining the pursuit.During that time, Cleary called 911 and said that he just wanted to say goodbye to his boys and threatened to commit suicide.Police performed a pit maneuver and stopped Cleary. Officers said he got out of the car and held a knife to his throat. A Suwanee officer then used a Taser on him.Cleary is now back in jail, but his appearance has shaken Nash and his children."They're in the middle of a pretty long, pretty serious therapy program to recover from the kidnapping, and so this is just kind of hit them in the middle of this process, so it is a setback," Nash said. Police said during the chase, Cleary had a copy of the bond order in the car with him that says he cannot come within 10 miles of the boy's home, so authorities say he knew he was breaking the rules.
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It was as bad as communications can get.
In the complicated Hot Creek predicament that turned into the $30 million loss for the town, the California Third Appellate District Court consistently hammered the Town and the Federal Aviation Administration for poor communications.
The three-member panel cited one instance for special consideration.
Early on in the process, after the Mammoth Lakes Town Council agreed on the development project, the FAA sent (by fax) a number of concerns to Bill Manning, the airport manager.
Manning's response was to simply not respond.
"We were out of our league."
So said former Mammoth Lakes Town council member Kathy Cage, after learning the Town lost its appeal of the airport/Hot Creek decision last week.
"We didn't have the expertise we needed to negotiate such high level agreements," she said.
Cage's assessment could all too easily be applied to far more than just the most recent airport embroilment.
The appeals court's Dec. 30 decision that found the Town on the wrong side of a $30 million lawsuit is only the latest in a series of high-profile legal snafus.
The bomb dropped on Mammoth Lakes' incoming Town Attorney as soon as he set foot in the door.
Andrew Morris, who was invited to town last week for a meet-and-greet with the town staff and others, was supposed to have a relaxed couple of days.
Instead, on the day he arrived, the Hot Creek decision came crashing down on the town from the California Appellate Court, sending Morris and everyone else scrambling.
"I took office the day the bomb fell, yeah," Morris said.
The much-debated, proposed subdivision in Lower Rock Creek Canyon was approved by the Mono County Board of Supervisors Dec. 21, but only after some extensive changes to the plan.
The subdivision, proposed by longtime Eastern Sierra developer John Hooper, is located at the old Paradise Restaurant and Resort site.
The 29-acre project, with proposed market-rate homes that will mostly replace the old rental cabins there, has been relatively controversial.
When things get all gnarly, you'd think the cops would get all grumpy.
Not so, according to Police Chief Dan Watson, a former officer with Los Angeles Police Department.
Instead, they have a ball.
"I've worked some really busy nights in L.A.," Watson said.
"On a really busy night, with all kinds of crime, with officers going from one call to another. That's a fun night. It's what we're here for.
"We don't have that kind of activity here in Mammoth. But what I sensed on the radio, everybody was out there.
It had a little bit of the feeling of a come to Jesus meeting, when people of like mind come together to praise their gods.
In this case, it was the gods of rock climbing. And one of the disciples, Peter Croft, gave a slide show and riveting sermon on various rock routes in the Eastern Sierra.
Croft inaugurated the new and already popular Adventure Slide Show Series started by Jim Barnes, Tuesday night, Jan. 4, at the Snowcreek Athletic Club.
After reading the book, Too Many Tamales, the third grade students in Mammoth Elementary School's Dual Immersion classes had their annual Tamale Fest on Dec. 9.
Fifty-eight hardworking chefs almost doubled last year's number by making a whopping 392 chicken, pork and chile-cheese tamales!
As usual, none of this would have been possible without the support of our dedicated parents.
Bullying in school can make some children's lives so miserable, they don't want to even get up in morning, let alone go to school to learn.
It can lead to depression and other serious mental health problems, and even, as a recent string of high-profile suicides across the country, show, the death of young people.
Mammoth Unified School District is hoping to once again step up its anti-bullying efforts, beginning next week with a series of films shown at all the district's campuses.
The films will be shown:
• Jan. 10 from 6-7 p.m. at Mammoth Elementary School
St. Johann, Austria (Jan. 7) American Ski Cross athlete John Teller, of Mammoth Lakes, CA won the first Ski Cross World Cup of 2011 and the first World Cup Ski Cross ever for an American. Teller, who was third place in the second World Cup of the season in December, won every heat on his way to victory under the lights in St. Johann, Austria. "I can't believe it," said Teller, "I owned every heat."
The Mono Narcotic Enforcement Team (MONET) concluded several investigations over the past week resulting in six search warrants in the town of Mammoth Lakes. These search warrant investigations lead to seven arrests.
William Crosby, 63, of Mammoth Lakes, was arrested for the sales of marijuana, possession of marijuana for sale, and cultivation of marijuana. Mr. Crosby was the co-owner/operator of Mammoth420.com and is alleged to have been operating outside the State's Medical Marijuana laws.
Mono County has a new state Senator, Republican Ted Gaines.
Gaines not only won the 1st Senate District election overall, he also won in Mono County, with 54.7 percent of the vote as compared to Democrat Ken Cooley's 45.3 percent.
District-wide, the vote was 81,945 votes (63.2 percent) for Gaines, with Cooley receiving 47,743 votes (36.8 percent).
In Mammoth, we run. And run. Then we run some more.
Whether it's the New York City Marathon, the Boston Marathon, the Las Vegas Marathon or wherever distance runners gather, the Mammoth Track Club came up big in 2010.
One of the questions among us this past year is whether we are a ski town or a runners' town.
We're both, of course, and the runners are catching up fast.
Ryan Hall, who left the track club late in the season, nevertheless represented us well, finishing fourth in the Boston Marathon in April, just ahead of fifth-place finisher Meb Keflezighi.
The Town of Mammoth Lakes will appeal to the state Supreme Court for another chance to tell its airport lawsuit story, after losing its appeal of the Hot Creek Aviation lawsuit last week, according to Town Councilmember Rick Wood.
"We believe the decision (the appeals court made) will have state-wide impacts as to how municipalities conduct development agreements," he said, noting that all the state's cities and counties supported the Town of Mammoth Lake's position in court, as "friends of the court."
The most powerful document to come out of Mammoth in 2010 came with a curious name.
It is RecStrats, a shortening of "Recreation Vision & Strategies In Mammoth Lakes."
Created by Carl Ribaudo of the Strategic Marketing Group of South Lake Tahoe and facilitated by former Tourism and Recreation Manager Danna Stroud, the document ultimately may turn out to be as important as the Town's General Plan.
Not a policy document, it was created to provide all town and area leaders with a way to think in common terms about where the Town is headed in terms of what we do best – having fun.


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"I didn't like the fact that they were having all of these great parties, and I was being left out. So I started throwing my own parties and inviting everybody," said Duncan, a Birmingham-based entertaining expert who is competing on the new season of the reality cooking show.
Duncan is the only member of the cast who has never gone to culinary school or worked in the food industry.
However, she spent years learning from some of the best in the wedding business. At her blog, Martie Knows Parties, Duncan shares recipes and other ideas for entertaining that she picked up from those experts and then made more affordable.
Duncan said she is trying to reach anyone who is afraid to have people over because the get-together wouldn't meet Martha Stewart's standards.
"Every family has that one person who always does everything. I'm here to help the other 99 percent who are thinking, 'Oh, my God. I have to have Thanksgiving at my house this year. I don't know what to do,'" Duncan said.
Duncan has long dreamed of bringing her message to the masses through her own TV show. She received some encouragement several years ago from celebrity chef Guy Fieri.
Martie Knows Parties had just launched and Duncan was asked to be the back-up talent for Food Network stars such as Fieri at an Atlanta food show.
Duncan, who had to pay her own expenses for the trip, initially booked the cheapest hotel she could find but took a last-minute leap of faith and had her assistant make reservations at the hotel that adjoined the event facility.
Ten minutes after checking in, Duncan was waiting for the valet to bring her keys when someone tapped her on the shoulder and asked for directions. Duncan turned around in the middle of a sarcastic comment and realized that the person standing behind her was Fieri.
After hearing about Martie Knows Parties, Fieri asked Duncan why she didn't have a show on Food Network.
"He said, 'Whatever you have to do, I think you should do it. Just try.' But I didn't know how to try. I had no idea how to go about it," Duncan said.
Last year Duncan was browsing the Food Network website when she came across information about auditions for the eighth season of "Food Network Star."
At the casting call in Chicago, Duncan wowed the judges with a shrimp boil she prepared in a local fire station because it was the only kitchen available to her. At the next round in Atlanta, she impressed food expert and "Iron Chef' commentator Alton Brown, and he asked her to be on his team.
Duncan described Brown as "the smartest guy in cooking" and "remarkably interesting on every level." She respectfully referred to her mentor as "Sir" — short for "Sir Snarks A lot" because of his razor-sharp wit.
This year's season of "Food Network Star" divides the finalists into three teams that are led by Brown, Bobby Flay and Giada De Laurentiis.
During the premiere last Sunday, the competitors were challenged to open a restaurant in 24 hours and serve 150 people.
Brown's team chose the name "Do South" for their venue, and Duncan prepared three kinds of deviled eggs. The various toppings required her to use at least 11 recipes.
Although the judge's on-screen comments were less than kind, Duncan escaped elimination.
Duncan said she was aware going into the competition that she was at a disadvantage because of her lack of culinary training.
However, her past experience as a party planner and police officer helped her stay calm under pressure.
Duncan said each challenge that came her way on "Food Network Star" also revealed something new about herself.
"This is an exploration of your heart, your soul, your tenacity, where you come from, the roadblocks that you may have put up," Duncan said. "I was holding onto some things that I think were prohibiting me from moving forward. This was something that I wasn't really aware of until it was pointed out to me. Every episode was a journey."
Duncan added that she is honored to represent the people of Birmingham, the state of Alabama and home cooks everywhere on national television.
"We're real people. We go to our jobs everyday and do what we have to do. I just feel like I get to stand up for everybody. It's me on TV, but I'm there for a lot of people," Duncan said.
A new episode of "Food Network Star" airs tonight at 8 p.m. One competitor will be sent home each week until a finale in July.
The winner will get his or her own show and will be decided by America's vote for the first time in the show's history.
Viewers can vote for their favorite contestant now on the Food Network website. Although those votes do not yet affect the outcome of the competition, Duncan said network officials are looking at the results to determine how much fan support each competitor has.


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"How's your heart spiritually?" This question is even more serious than questions about our physical heart. For if the physical heart fails, the spiritual heart better be ready.
Many of you know that I like to pray while I am walking. Since I live way out in the country, I can walk with very little contact with traffic.
"We ask you, brothers, to respect those who labor among you and are over you in the Lord and admonish you, and to esteem them very highly in love because of their work. Be at peace among yourselves." (1 Thessalonians 5:12-13 - ESV).
Today, I have three things to share with you: this week's message, a personal invitation and a "thank you" for your support.
I have a confession to make, and it concerns a news report I heard recently. As I was driving home I heard on the news that a pastor of one of the largest churches in American is being accused of a horrible crime.
God's word directs us on how to be pleasing to Him and how to live for Him. His plan for man's salvation of faith, repentance and baptism for the remission of sins, is a simple plan.
A couple of months ago I kicked the bathtub. No, I wasn't mad. I was clumsy.
I am excited about the parables of Jesus. I have noticed multiple lessons in most parables Jesus used. The story of the sheep and the goats, as recorded in Matthew Ch. 25, is no exception. Jesus says there will be a day when all the nations will stand before Him and He will divide them into two groups. The group that pleased the Lord will be invited into the Lord's kingdom and the group that displeased the Lord will be cast out and will endure everlasting punishment. Now, of course, that is an over simplification of a profound spiritual ...
A newly organized ministry in Long County, A New Beginning, is creating a sense of excitement in the community.
The other day my wife came running to me from outside the house and wanted me to hear some birds in the trees talking to one another – that is, in bird talk.
What an embarrassing moment it was. I took my test to the professor and said, "Dr. B, I'm sorry, but I can't read the note you wrote me. What does it say?"
Our influence is something that cannot be overestimated. Christians are to go into the world and teach individuals about the Lord.
While visiting someone in Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah, I walked into the lobby and saw a woman sitting alone, crying. My first thought was to keep going, but, out of compassion and concern, I introduced myself and asked the woman whether I could be of help.
Pastor Moses Blackmon didn't move to Georgia because he had been selected to pastor a new church. A native of Troy, Ala., Blackmon moved to Miami at the age of 3. In 2006, he relocated to Liberty County. "My daughter's husband was in the military and we moved to Georgia," he said.
It was nine years ago this morning. I don't have to offer any further explanation do I?
Have you ever felt that you were at the end of the road? Feel like you were down to your last?
As the family of the Liberty Prayer Chapel of Hinesville prepare for their church's 12th anniversary, they are reflecting and anticipating a great time of fellowship.
"I appeal to you therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship. Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect." - Romans 12:1-2
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National Guard Panther Team Looks to Make Gains on Saturday Before Qualifications
LEEDS, Alabama (April 5, 2013) – Practice for this weekend's Indy Grand Prix of Alabama kicked-off at Barber Motorsports Park on Friday afternoon, with National Guard Panther Racing driver JR Hildebrand posting the 23rd-quickest lap time during the day's two practice sessions. Last year at Barber Hildebrand collected his career-best non-oval qualification effort after advancing to the Firestone Fast Six, where he secured the fifth-place starting position. At the time it was Panther's best start on a non-oval track since 2005.
"The fact we didn't throw a new set of tires on the National Guard Chevy at the end of the session today obviously has a significant affect on where we were at (on the speed chart)," Hildebrand explained. "Another piece of that is that the track gets better as it cools off here and we were one of the first cars to go out when we did our fastest lap. That all aside, the track is significantly different from when we tested here, and we're still trying to get everything dialed in. Between myself and Oriol (Servia) we both made some changes that we'll all end up going to when we roll out in the morning."
Hildebrand turned a total of 36 laps on the day, with a best lap time of 1:09.7176 seconds, and an average speed of 118.765 mph. The 25-year-old's best finish on Barber's 17-turn, 2.38-mile permanent road course was an 11th-place result he earned his rookie year in 2011 in the National Guard car.
Team Chevy driver Helio Castroneves set the quickest lap time of the day in his No. 3 Team Penske machine with Alex Tagliani and rookie Tristan Vautier rounding out the top three on the time sheet.
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The Indy Grand Prix of Alabama will be held on April 5th and broadcast live on NBC Sports Network at 3:00 pm (ET), with additional coverage provided by the IMS Radio Network, XM/Sirius Channel 211. Practice, qualifying and race coverage is also available on the IndyCar Mobile app from Verizon.
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Cinnamon Beach Sea Gem, 8 bedrooms, Private Heated Pool, Spa in Flagler Beach
- bedrooms 8
- baths 8½
- sleeps 18
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Private Beach Home
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/ night
$ 3,250 - $ 11,500 / week
$ 9,673 - $ 32,180 / month
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- $1,916 $1,724/night (10% off)
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What happens when your wildest dreams and most outrageous vacation fantasies collide? You arrive outside Cinnamon Beach Sea Gem, pinching yourself. Quite honestly, this newly built and furnished 8 bedroom ocean front home with a private heated pool & spa is a palace.
Poll each and every member of your family and friends for their most outlandish, most implausible request of a vacation home:
Basics first: sweeping ocean views from 3 outdoor beach front balconies. Got it!
Improve on that? Ah-ha! A private heated pool and heated jacuzzi spa for sipping cocktails? And, also a summer kitchen for grilling. There is even an outdoor shower. And, oh yes, an exterior bathroom for easy access. Done!
Budding cooks and cupcake gurus might want a gourmet kitchen with more ocean views. Done.
Moms will want a dining room area that seats 20. Got it.
Young boys (and fully grown ones) will wish for a game room. Yup!
Older folks (and those with mobility issues) will hope for an elevator. Done!
Young and old will wish for 2 Western balconies to enjoy sunsets. Yes!
Is your head spinning? Sorry, we're only just getting started.
A 3rd floor Great Room with sweeping ocean views has just the right amount of elegance, without being fussy. Line up all your lovies along the huge 3rd floor beach front balcony and take group photos.
In the 3rd floor kitchen, you can prepare gourmet meals. Eat 3 meals a day, if only to best enjoy your outside patio and balconies including the pool deck. To ring the changes, why not start with happy hour on the 2nd-floor veranda? Get there by stairs? Maybe - but the elevator might be more fun.
One night's sleep in one of our 3 master suites bedroom will surely count for a week's rest anywhere else. These 3 master suites all have new king size beds, HDTV's and private en-suite bathrooms.
The 2nd floor includes a small den with a sleeper sofa, sitting area, desk, and HDTV and beautiful ocean views and slider door access. Next to the den is 2 ocean front bedrooms. The den has a pocket door, so one family can have 2 ocean front bedrooms & 2 bathrooms and the den with TV & sleeper sofa to themselves.
Five other guest bedrooms include queen beds, full beds and even bunk beds. There are 9 bathrooms in all (7 are full bathrooms and 2 are half bathrooms). Kids have a downstairs play area/bedroom for 4 with bunk beds (a single on top, a double on the bottom and trundle pull out). Each bathroom is different, finished with granite, new fixtures and other high-end touches. Guests can pick and choose their favorite.
On the 3rd floor is a formal dining area for 20, and a smaller breakfast bar with bar stools for informal round-the-clock feasting.
Should you ever remember the real world, forgotten outside, wireless Internet is included. The home's technological spoils are many and include the newest HDTVs.
Sea Gem Beach House is the gated community of Cinnamon Beach Resort, adjacent to the renowned Ocean Hammock Resort and Golf Course. Our resort offers 2 heated swimming pools -- one with a zero-slope entrance for easy accessibility -- plus a Jacuzzi, and a clubhouse with 2 gamerooms, fitness center, and café. Walking trails weave through the beautiful grounds. There is so much to see and do here, the whole family will be entertained.
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Steve Milo (855) 839-8858
house rental amenities
- Cable Television
- DVD Player
- Game System
- Wireless Internet at Club House
- Television
- Wireless Internet
- pool table
- WiFi BlueRay/ DVD Player
- Blender
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Ice Maker
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Utensils
- Ceiling Fans
- Central Air
- Ironing Board
- Linens
- Washer & Dryer
- Whirlpool Tub
- HD TV in Living Room
activities and attractions in Flagler Beach Atlantic Coast North
- Balcony
- BBQ Grill
- Beach Walking
- Beachcombing
- Biking
- Deck
- Fishing
- Golf Courses
- Grill
- Hiking Trails
- Hot Tub
- Outdoor Shower
- Patio
- Pool
- Sight-Seeing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Walkway to Water
- Wildlife Viewing
- Wind Surfing
- Exceptional Sunrises
- Exceptional Sunsets
- Exceptional Views
- On Beach
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
- Nearby Grocery
- Shopping
- Beach
- Kids Games
- 83 miles to Orlando, FL
- 30 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- 55 miles to Jacksonville Airport
- 90 miles - Orlando Airport (MCO)
- Baseball Park
- Football Stadium
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
- Kennedy Space Center
- Lighthouse
- Marine Land
- St Augustine Historic Town
- Symphony Orchestra
- Theatre
vacation rental rates
Dates Nightly Weekly Monthly
Mar 1, 2013-May 31, 2013 $833-$2,000 $3,240-$8,000 $17,429-$23,929
Jun 1, 2013-Aug 31, 2013 $833-$3,000 $5,000-$11,500 n/a
Sep 1, 2013-Nov 30, 2013 $917-$2,000 $3,500-$8,000 $18,000-$22,857
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014 $1,250-$2,000 $3,500-$12,000 $9,673-$32,180
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014 $833-$1,750 $3,500-$8,000 $21,429-$30,929
Prices exclude taxes & fees. Regular rates exclude any special online savings. Monthly rates are based on a 30 day month.
Steve Milo (855) 839-8858
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Flagler Beach
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- Swimming
- Fishing
- Boating
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AUSTIN, IN (WAVE) – Authorities in Scott County, Indiana say they have solved the 2009 disappearance of Paul Graupe and the man they have in custody will be charged with his murder.
Robert Riley, 39, was taken into custody Tuesday on unrelated charges for failure to pay child support.
According to Scott County Sheriff, authorities acting on an anonymous tip began searching Riley's Austin, Indiana home Tuesday afternoon and found a body in a dilapidated duplex behind it.
Sheriff Dan McClain said Wednesday that Riley admitted to stabbing Graupe in the back.
Graupe was last seen on November 24, 2009. During an interview with WAVE 3 shortly after Graupe vanished, his family said he was on his way to collect money owed to him from Riley, a convicted felon.
Riley is being held on the child support charges, but formal charges against him for the death of Graupe are expected to be filed next week.
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With the ongoing speculation in the British press as well as in Tampa Bay about the Glazer family's financial situation, we felt compelled to ask commissioner Roger Goodell to comment on the matter during his state of the league address this morning in Fort Lauderdale.
Specifically, I asked him whether he was aware of the speculation arising out of the Glazers' mounting debt on their loan used to purchase Manchester United, and if he felt it was causing the family any financial duress (and by extension, perhaps affecting the Bucs).
Here's Goodell's response:
"I talk to the Glazers on a regular basis. I will tell you that they are sound owners. They are terrific for the NFL and we have not seen that there is any stress that would affect the way they operate any of their professional teams, much less the Tampa Bay Buccaneers."
So, that's the official version from the league. Based on his response, he seems aware of the financial burdens created by the debt payments on Man U. But the soccer team produces lots of revenue, which must be allaying the league's concerns that it's a drain on the Glazers. But the fact is, the payments are eating into what would be much higher revenue from the soccer club. So, this debate is probably going to continue for some time to come.
Source: St. Petersburg Times - Stephen Holder
PewterReport.com's Take: Great question to ask, but it's important to remember that Roger Goodell works for the owners, so his response isn't surprising. Actions speak louder than words, and the fact remains that the Bucs spent the least amount of money on player pay roll from 2004-08, investing $449 million in pay roll, according to NFL.com. Bucs general manager Mark Dominik has already stated that the Bucs will not be big spenders in free agency this year despite it going uncapped. Many believe that's yet another sign that points towards ownership's financial issues, which stem from Manchester United, real estate investments, the Bucs and a bad economy.


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Reno police say they made about two dozen misdemeanor arrests while thousands rung in the New Year in northern Nevada.
Authorities say they arrested 21 people on misdemeanors, two for gross misdemeanors, and issued one misdemeanor citation during celebrations late Monday and early Tuesday.
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Officials say eight people were arrested during the night on suspicion of driving under the influence.
Thousands of people had gathered on North Virginia Street to count down to 2013. Officials from the Reno Police Department joined others from the Washoe County Sheriff's Office and the Department of Public Safety to keep the celebration under control. (AP)
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Newly Renovated Cottage - 1 Block from Beach! in Oceanside
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cottage
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,450 - $ 1,800 / week
$ 2,600 - $ 4,200 / month
vacation rental description
This newly renovated and fully furnished cottage is new to the vacation rental market! All new bamboo and tile flooring throughout, and super comfy furnishings! Brand new side deck built recently that views the ocean (not pictured yet).
The kitchen is fully stocked with everything you need. Towels/linens provided as well - Washer/dryer in unit. Unfortunately, there is no AC as you will find is the case with many coastal properties, there are plenty of windows throughout and ceiling fans in the bedrooms though.
2 parking passes provided for street parking.
Conveniently located within walking distance to the beach, pier, restaurants/bars, shops, coffee shops and more! Backyard area is great for BBQs and is shared with another vacation cottage (please inquire if you want to rent out both cottages - the other is a 1BR/1BA).
Come enjoy this lovely cottage and everything Oceanside has to offer!
4 night minimum please!
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Stormy Rogers 760-613-4440
cottage rental amenities
Oceanview, Garden Courtyard, Easy Beach Access.
activities and attractions in Oceanside San Diego Area
The Farmers Market is every Thursday morning where you can buy fresh local produce, and then in the evening the Sunset Market opens with hundreds of unique vendors, great food options and live music! Great for the whole family!
Plenty of golf and spa options nearby.
Amusements parks like Legoland, Wildlife Animal Park, and the Zoo nearby.
vacation rental rates
Summer Season: 5 night minimum. Max rate.
Off Season: 4 night minimum. Minimum rate
Holidays: Max Rate
Other fees: Cleaning $150, Refundable Security Deposit $500, Tax 11.5%, Credit Card Processing 2.5% (check/money order has no fee)
Ask about pets.
Stormy Rogers 760-613-4440
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Top things to do in Oceanside
- Hang out at Beach
- Surf
- Boogey Board
- Ride Bikes
- Walk to Get Great Food/Wine/Movie
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- Hang out at Beach
- Surf
- Boogey Board
- Get coffee and listen to live music
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Gunderloch Fritz's Riesling 2009, Q.B.A., Rheinhessen, Germany: Vintages Wine Panel: Owner/winemaker Fritz Hasselbach makes this Riesling (named both for him and a character from the comics that is popular in Germany) from an area of prime soil in Rheinhessen known as Roter Hang (red soil). My note: Love it! Lime happiness in a glass. Zesty and zingy with a bright lemon sunset on the finish. Mouth-watering. That's got to be a typo on the price. Drink: 2008-2016. 216366 11.70% D 750 mL $13.95 Score: 89/100. May 28, 2011 Best Value White Wine. Enchanting Feta Cheese Wine Full Review
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