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A Bucks County Youth football League breaks its silence on the arrest of their president.
The Levittown Lions Athletic Association says it is shocked and saddened by the arrest of its president.
Falls Township Police have charged Keith Peschen with sex offenses involving a team cheerleader who was under the age of 13.
The youth football league has released a statement saying, in part:
"We have always done background checks and without a prior arrest record, no red flags have ever come up in this regard. We as a league are devastated."
Prosecutors are trying to determine if any other youngsters were victimized.
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Who Is Your Favorite 2008 Summer Olympian?
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Although Winter is almost here, I can easily recall the excitement of the Summer Olympic Games and athletes that competed in Beijing.
Although it might prove difficult to pick your favorite Olympian from the 2008 games, I am sure you are up to the task. All these athletes deserve our respect and admiration, but only one can be your favorite. Do your loyalties lie in the pool or the track? Is your favorite the US beach volleyball team or the winner of the all-around gymnastic title? I want to know . . .
crazylovevbug 5 years
it's a huge tie! i can't pick between phelps, torres, treaner and walsh, johnson, and bolt. they all were fantastic.
pristeeny 5 years
this was a hard one, but i picked dara. shes amazing.
MarinerMandy 5 years
Nastia, because last year everyone counted her out and she came back with a vengeance! The rivalry between her and Shawn was so much fun all year. Plus she is by far the most beautiful gymnast I've ever seen.
Anais18 5 years
I voted for Usain bolt. The man broke world records and did that wish such ease! I also respect Phelps for his achievements.
spicyaroma 5 years
I'm not really a fan of Phelps. I loved Usain Bolt, he's just amazing! I love Kerri and Misty too :) but overall, i'm going with Rebecca Adlington, she was absolutely amazing. I've become a huge fan of hers.
codewhiz 5 years
In the "other" category I would pick Nick Symmonds who qualified for the 800m since he went to the same school as my husband. Too bad his strategy didn't work for him in Beijing!
codewhiz 5 years
Aw man, only 6 votes (including me) for Clay? :( I picked him cuz he went to the school just up the street from me, and he lives in the general vicinity too.
fleurfairy 5 years
wambalus 5 years
I'm going with Rebecca Adlington of the UK - her swimming performance was amazing, the first double gold for the UK in swimming in 100 years! And, she broke the longest standing swimming record, plus she's really nice and down to earth. Here's hoping her success with inspire the UK to really put money and time into developing swimming.
KibzeeLovee 5 years
tie! dara torres is an inspiration, but i gotta represent the hometown with kerri walsh. you go girls!
MissFamous182 5 years
RYAN HALL!!!! MY CLASSSMATE THANK YOU VERY MUCH! HE IS AMAZZINNG... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_Hall_(runner)
willowdiamond 5 years
Definitely Nastia, I don't like Phelps.
insanitypepper 5 years
Shawn and her power legs!
insanitypepper 5 years
Shawn and her power legs!
magiksotragic 5 years
Bolt was amazing, but a bit of a jerk. I prefer Kerri and Misty Mae myself.
Linda-McP 5 years
Shawn Johnson tops my list.
Linda-McP 5 years
Shawn Johnson tops my list.
hippiecowgirl 5 years
I love Walsh & May-Treanor!
hippiecowgirl 5 years
I love Walsh & May-Treanor!
ohbaby7 5 years
Usain bolt! he was AMAZING
ohbaby7 5 years
Usain bolt! he was AMAZING
karlorene 5 years
shawn johnson and nastia luikin were my favs i looooved watching them! so talented... and of course michael phelps was amazing to watch
CUPCAKEchatter 5 years
Phelps - What he did was amazing.
NiceDriveway 5 years
Why not have an 'Other' category? There were so many great performances from other competitors (Usain Bolt, Constantina Diṭă-Tomescu, Valentina Vezzali). C'mon fit. So many of your readers aren't American.
skygirl84 5 years
Nastia for sure
skygirl84 5 years
Nastia for sure
skiwi 5 years
Usain Bolt :Dlike some of the others, I'm starting to lose a lot of respect for Michael Phelps.
skiwi 5 years
Usain Bolt :D like some of the others, I'm starting to lose a lot of respect for Michael Phelps.
Freya82 5 years
Once again I'm missing the "other/none of the above" button... I would pick Andreas Thorkildsen (javelin, Norway).
tlsgirl 5 years
Shawn Johnson is just so cute and smiled the whole time, even when they weren't doing so well.
Edie-J-Blige 5 years
I love Shawn Johnson, even though I'm a former track and field runner. She really embodies the olympic spirit of fair play and a positive attitude, even when she was disappointed. I am rooting for her in 2012!
simplyfab87 5 years
Usain Bolt, he was amazing. Plus he's from my home country, which makes him even more awesome.
ilanac13 5 years
i just hope that everyone doesn't vote for michael phels - yes he's amazing we can all say that - but i think that it's time that someone else gets a chance to shine. i said dara torres cause not only is she amazing, she has a great sportsmanship that others should want to mirror. i just remember back to the race when one of her competitors had an issue with her swimsuit and dara asked them to pause for a minute while she went to change.
treva 5 years
I voted for Usain Bolt! He shattered two huge sprinting records and having the title of "world's fastest man" is an incredible achievement. But all the people up there to choose from are incredibly gifted athletes who deserve a lot of respect and admiration! I simply chose Bolt because I am a sprinter too!
kia 5 years
Can I also mention Cullen Jones? I wish we saw more of him.
danielle854 5 years
I went for Phelps & his butterface.
menomena 5 years
I would vote for Dara out of those above but I would say my favorite Olympian is Beezie Madden!
mariejoeyjacobs 5 years
Phelps, I admire him for this spirit. :)
livetolove 5 years
Actually I really liked Shawn Johnson--she always had this huge contagious smile on her face! Nastia just looked nasty and upset all the time, like winning was the only thing that mattered
bluepuppybites 5 years
seems to be selling out oops!
bluepuppybites 5 years
seems to be selling out oops!
bluepuppybites 5 years
I'd pick Phelps but he just seems to me selling out and losing his respect. So I went with the volleyball girls.
foxie 5 years
Justin Spring (gymnastics). Hot, hot, hot.
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The Broward Sheriff's Office on Tuesday was still investigating the death of an 18-year-old man found inside his Lauderdale Lakes home Monday afternoon.
Stephen Rutty, 18, was discovered around 4 p.m. by his stepfather, Marlon Channer, when he returned to the home at 3760 NW 27th St. after work.
As of Tuesday, BSO still had not released Rutty's cause of death, but were treating it as a homicide.
Rutty lived at the home with his mother, Channer and uncle Richard Simpson.
Rutty's mother was the last to see him alive Monday morning. She collapsed at the crime scene after learning of her son's death and was taken to Florida Medical Center in Lauderdale Lakes.
Simpson said he last saw his nephew when Rutty got home about 4 a.m. Monday, according WFOR-CBS4. Simpson said he saw a new tattoo on Rutty's arm and that Rutty seemed troubled, but he wouldn't talk about it.
"I think he was with the wrong people at the wrong time many times," Simpson told the TV station.
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Columbia: Spring chinook fishing improved on the lower river last weekend. Boat anglers had the best success in the estuary, where anglers averaged 0.43 springers and 0.07 steelhead per boat. Fishery managers in Washington and Oregon have approved retention of legal-size sturgeon June 13-14 and June 20-21 between Bonneville and The Dalles dams. The states also adopted a new sturgeon spawning sanctuary, extending from The Dalles Dam downstream 1.8 miles. Fishing for sturgeon will be prohibited in the sanctuary from May 1-July 31.
Cowlitz: Fishing for steelhead at Blue Creek and spring chinook at the barrier dam has been slow since the weekend.
Olympic Coast: The fishing has been fair to good on the Sol Duc and Bogachiel, but the best action was on the Calawah. Action on the Hoh has been off and on. There also have been plenty of fishermen on the rivers.
Yakima: Rivers levels have been steady for the last week, and the trout fishing was very good last weekend in the lower canyon. Some of the best action has been on skwala dry fly patterns, such as a size 12 bullethead skwala.
American: The kokanee action has picked up, with some limits being caught by those anglers willing to put in the time. The fish seem to be a bit shallower, with reports indicating they are holding about 20-30 feet down. Pink hoochies tipped with maggots are an effective setup.
Banks: People making the trip here are being rewarded with good catches of walleye and some fat yellow perch. The fish are holding deep, about 40-50 feet down. Worm-tipped Wedding Rings with a chartreuse blade are working well.
Chelan: Anglers are catching a good number of lake trout by trolling in the early morning above the yacht club or along the face of Manson Bay. In both locations, fish speeds of 1-1.5 mph as close to the bottom as you can.
Long (Kitsap): The fishing for cutthroat trout has been very good. Try using a pink jig with a white curly-tailed grub or a pink No. 2 Blue Fox spinner.
Munn: The trout action has improved in the last week or so. Gear anglers are having luck casting a pink or white spinner, while fly anglers are using chironomids or leech patterns.
Pass: When the wind isn't blowing, the fly fishing has been fair to good. Try a red chironomid pattern down deep, or fish a hare's ear just under the surface when the fish are swirling on top.
Steilacoom: Some anglers are catching rainbow and brown trout, mainly trolling. Try an orange Wedding Ring tipped with a worm.
Fly fishing: People are starting to catch more searun cutthroat trout. They are feeding baitfish right now, and seem to be holding in shallow water. Try starting with a Clouser minnow in olive over white. Remember, you must release any searun cutthroat you catch.
North Sound: Bill Robillard of Anacortes landed a 24.62-pound chinook to earn the $15,000 first-place prize at last weekend's Anacortes Salmon Derby. Mike Bredeson of Everson earned $5,000 for second place with a 20.24-pound fish. Steven Martin of Bellingham took third with a 18.72-pound fish, earning $2,500. Fishing conditions were difficult Saturday because of high winds. Overall, 156 fish were caught, with an average weight of 9.7 pounds. Weekend creel samples at Port Angeles showed anglers were averaging about 0.5 fish a person.
South Sound: Salmon fishing was slow over the weekend, but there was some improvement Tuesday. Try trolling along the slag pile toward Les Davis Pier, and look for the fish holding in water 110-140 feet deep. The action in the Olympia area has been very slow.Contributors: Anton Jones of Darrell and Dad's Family Guide Service, gamefishin.com, washingtonflyfishing.com, Waters West Fly Fishing Outfitters, Joe Rotter at Red's Fly Shop, John Keizer of saltpatrol.com, Art Tachell at Point Defiance Boathouse, Zittel's Marina, washingtonlakes.com. Jeffrey P. Mayor: 253-597-8640 firstname.lastname@example.com thenewstribune.com/outdoors


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Pregnancy is one of the most exciting times for a woman. If you are a yoga lover and practice on a regular schedule then a healthy pregnancy should not keep you from continuing your yoga practice. There are some basic things to be aware of BUT always remember to listen to your body. Yoga teacher training will help guide you... [read more]
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Time to jump-start your body and get physically fit. Yoga teacher training focuses not only on flexibility and strength but burning calories and weight loss. Some people refer to Ashtanga yoga as a calming fitness exercise, but when it is performed correctly it can be a great way to achieve your weight loss goals. For those of you seeking the... [read more]
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4Br,2Ba, New Pool!, Lk Vu,Spa,42 ft.RV Gar WiFi Avl. in Lake Havasu
- bedrooms 4
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- sleeps 12
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$ 999 - $ 1,299 / week
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Now with its own Pool!... and Hot Tub!
Quiet, peaceful 4 bedroom (4th "br" is a bonus room), plus convertible
den, two baths and a 360 degree lakeview skydeck. A private spa
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There is a large RV gated area and an optional RV garage for your toys. In the
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Optional RV garage...42 feet long! Spa, RV Space (gated)included free, Lake View from Sky Deck,
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Rhinitis is a medical term that refers to inflammation of the nose or runny nose. It can include itching, burning, running, sneezing, and feeling stuffy or congested. There are many causes of rhinitis including allergies, a cold virus, irritation due to chemicals and cigarette smoke, or extreme dryness of the mucous membranes.
The treatment of rhinitis involves finding the root cause. Short-term rhinitis (also called acute rhinitis) is usually the result of a cold, chemical irritation, or temporary dryness due to a change in climate. Long-term rhinitis (also called chronic rhinitis) is often caused by an allergy. Allergies can cause seasonal rhinitis for those who are allergic to things like pollen and grass. There is also some documentation that certain foods can cause rhinitis.
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Owner of JJ&F market eyes Miki's Alma Plaza space
Original post made on Apr 3, 2013
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on Apr 3, 2013 at 9:58 am
Nayeli is a registered user.
I always felt that the building that houses Miki's was well-designed -- but poorly placed. The store appears a few feet away from busy Alma St. with no visible parking lot. If the store had been placed further back with the parking lot in the front, I think that it would have appeared more friendly and inviting to drivers on Alma St.
on Apr 3, 2013 at 10:31 am
Nice to see a well know market that might take of this space, the building might be inviting if some details and better paint colors.
On rear parking, I don't see a problem, maybe better signage telling customers to enter.
on Apr 3, 2013 at 10:31 am
whoever goes (stays?) in the Miki's building should let people know there is underground parking--which isn't evident even when driving into the ground level parking--and indicate what the store is in the first place, since "Mikis" is all you see driving down Alma. Sounds like a hair salon or something. They don't bother to put "market" on it except for the side facing traffic which you don't see unless you turn your head 90 degrees and away from traffic.
Then again I lived a few blocks from JJ&F for a year until I cared enough to see what it was exactly. Its about as inviting as Fort Point after hours. You need to have some indication to people driving by as to what your store is exactly.


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A voice of a generation has been silenced too soon. Whitney Houston, the soaring singer whose Grammy-winning, chart-topping career was derailed by drug abuse and a troubled personal life, including a tumultuous marriage to R&B star Bobby Brown, has died. She was 48. The news was confirmed to E! News by the singer's publicist, Kristen [...]
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23.08.2013 // Knaus Tabbert presents "Caravisio" caravan study
Manufacturer and expert group together develop a technology demonstrator representing caravaning trends of the future; world premiere on 30 August 2013
Registration figures for caravans in Europe have been declining for years. The caravaning industry therefore must offer new concepts for the market to raise interest for camping as a form of holidaymaking especially among target groups outside the industry. There have been repeated efforts to achieve this, but so far these efforts have been without any resounding success. The manufacturer Knaus Tabbert GmbH for this reason has started the "Caravisio – The Caravan of the Future" project (www.caravisio.com) as an approach to this problem, to provide own answers, and to provoke thought. Caravisio is a technology demonstrator that should show already today what may be technologically possible in the future. The caravan does not claim to be reproducible nor to be suitable for series production. The caravan of the future has its world premiere on 30 August 2013 at the press conference of Knaus Tabbert GmbH, at 12.30 o'clock in hall 16, stand A06-01.
Right on time for the world's biggest caravaning trade fair in Düsseldorf, the Caravan Salon, Knaus Tabbert GmbH presents a so far absolutely unique development project: Caravisio. Based on a both futuristic and innovative vision of a manufacturer, an expert group of industry-established and external suppliers and designers was established with the objective to develop a study of the caravan of the future together. Development work altogether lasted almost two years, from the first sketch to the completely designed and assembled caravan. But not only the development of this study is unique, the caravan itself also is full of sophisticated technology.
New layout concept inspired by yacht building
A new type of layout forms the basis of the Caravisio concept. Single beds in the front are arranged in V-shape and can be turned into a large double bed by way of a mattress extension. The bed position allows clearly improved aerodynamics. During the day the sleeping room is activated, and the beds with raised upholstery elements are an invitation to relay. With the large panorama window this room is a very special attraction.
Multi-functional seating group for working and for private life
One of the strategies of Caravisio is to transfer standards and comfort features from motorhomes to caravans. A genuine room bath therefore comes next to the "front cockpit". Shower and washroom feature an intelligent water control system with storage function that is controlled with a touch display. The actual living room develops into an open rear with adjoining veranda, designed like the salon of a yacht. Without any effort the seating group can be converted from a comfortable lounge into a modern workroom. The cushions are air-suspended and can be steplessly adjusted to ensure best-possible ergonomic sitting positions. Laptop or tablet can be connected to the caravan's infrastructure and can be safely charged and stowed away. The seating group is designed in an ultra-modern colour combination, and the blue ornamental seam again is a reference to the world of yachts. Colour and trim of the interior are in line with the latest maritime interior trends: Light oak, white lacquer front in matte, contrasting black glass, dark ship parquet floor in wenge.
Beamer in the ceiling for "public viewing"
The ceiling is covered by dark textile material and gives the interior a very special atmosphere. At the same time it improves the air distribution of the air-conditioning system from above. A full-HD beamer is integrated in the ceiling and projects its image onto the glass sliding door in the rear. If desired, the beamer image can be mirrored and thus allows small-scale "public viewing" with neighbours on the rear veranda. The frosted-glass sliding door closes the living room to the outside, double glazing insulates and protects the room. If required, the glass panes also can be changed to clear glass with the app. For driving, the veranda is folded up and offers room for two pedelecs. The charging system for the bike batteries is integrated in the side case of the rear and constantly keeps the batteries charged by way of induction.
The sun roof in the rear can be moved down by remote control and turns into a protective cover. The bikes are protected against rain, spray, and looks of other people.
Automotive and aerodynamic exterior
The exterior features a highly emotional design. Automotive details create an interplay with the towing vehicle that generates an extraordinary outfit. Intensive analyses in the wind tunnel have formed the basic shape of the caravan. With the characteristic side silhouette the air flow is laminar through to the rear spoiler. Thanks to the bed positioning the front is arrow-shaped, which has a positive effect on the upstream flow angle. The C-pillars in the rear strongly face inwards, which clearly reduces the wake turbulence. All the constructive elements on the roof are integrated in the ceiling, which for the first time means an optimal solution both aerodynamically and optically. Large hand grips at the front and rear also are reminiscent of yacht elements. Side skirts and all other parts close to the floor are in grey plastic, which provides protection when the complete caravan is lowered into its living situation.
Yacht rear as a sun terrace
Closeness to nature is one of the main motivations for caravaning as a form of holidaymaking. With its open, yacht-like rear, Caravisio provides a highly comfortable possibility to stay out in the open. New target groups thus do not need a classic awning and immediately signal a different holiday culture.
Central control by means of an app
Controlling the caravan of the future also possible shows a trend. By way of a bus system essential elements inside and outside the caravan can be comfortably and centrally controlled with an app. With an air-suspension chassis, for example, the complete caravan can be lowered to ground level in only a few seconds to allow barrier-free access to the interior. With an iPhone, iPad etc. the steadies also can be controlled individually. The caravan levels itself automatically. The door of the Caravisio features another highlight. Both the entrance door and the outside hatches of the front stowage compartments can be centrally locked with a finger scan.
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PHOENIX -- A construction worker in Gilbert is in the hospital in serious condition after he fell about 35 feet while on the job Monday morning.
The man, whose name has not been released, was working at the site of a new charter school near Warner and Recker roads.
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Whether its V-Jax, Freeman, GMC, Martin, and possibly LVD and Revis...the answer is the same.You play what you have got available, but the hard truth would that losing any one of those guys will be a major setback and will most likely limit the potential of success in 2013. Essentially, if Martin goes down, then we are probably f**ked. Sure, there is the slight possibility that the backups come in and do a commendable job, but we are going to need Martin healthy to make a playoff/title run.
There is no plan. Welcome to a world without Blount. I hope those who support Schaino's move don't lose any sleep the day Martin goes down.
Nobody is saying you have to have two amazing RBs on the roster, but you do need a solid, dependable, and preferably proven #2. Especially when you are a run first team like Schiano wants us to be. If we go into the season with out one, then we are stupid and deserve what we get.
Quote from: JasonOfthetower on April 30, 2013, 08:27:51 AM If Arian Foster goes down, what's Houston's plan?Uhh...Ben Tate? Who is probably better than half the leagues starting RB.Ravens have Bernard Pierce. Looked really good last year.Redskins have Keiland Williams. An Earnest Graham clone. Vikings only have Toby Gerhart, so they are almost as bad off as we are.
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Calls for missing names to be added to war memorial
Updated 9:44am Thursday 9th January 2014 in News By Corey Ross
A FORMER Salisbury councillor and mayor is calling for the names of 47 soldiers killed in the First World War on Salisbury's memorial by the end of 2014.
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the start of the conflict and Bobbie Chettleburgh, formerly a city councillor for St Martin's & Cathedral ward, is going to propose to Salisbury City Council that the names of 47 local soldiers who were left off the memorial should be added in the anniversary year.
Mrs Chettleburgh and her husband Malcolm conducted research during her mayoral year back in 2003 and discovered that a number of names had been missed off when the memorial was originally made.
They produced a Book of Remembrance, which is on display in St Thomas's Church, but Mrs Chettleburgh wants to see the names added to the memorial in the Guildhall Square as well.
"It would be nice if we could get them on it, especially this year," she said. "I think it would be a good thing for the people of Salisbury. All of our research is available to look at in the library and it's interesting because so many of the little streets where these men were from just don't exist anymore."
Ken Smith, who is working with Salisbury & South Wiltshire Museum to mark the 100th anniversary war, and is also keen to see the names added.
He said: "When it was inaugurated in 1921, it may be that these men's fates weren't known at the time.
"It would be wonderful if some time this year these men's names were added. They should be with them."
He said when the original memorial was made, public subscription was collected to pay for it, with people contributing anything from two shillings to 500 pouncs. "Everyone gave what they could," he added.
Salisbury City Council is responsible for the memorial, and Mrs Chettleburgh plans to raise the proposal at the next full council meeting on January 20. If councillors agree the plans, the proposal would then have to go through the proper committees and be included in the budget.
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It turned out to be a complex process to add to a War Memorial requiring several levels of permission. I was told by officers it would probably take over a year to get the permissions and possibly more and as a result we were not able to tie it into the Market Place works. As the Parish authority, the City Council is the best body to get this done and if the request comes from them it will help it through the permission process.
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Classic Dolphin House Gulfport - WiFi, petsOK, BookForSummer in St Pete Beach
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Welcome to Dolphin House! This charming, spacious home is located in Gulfport's Historic Art & Beach District and is just 2 blocks for Gulfport's sandy beach on Boca Ciega Bay. It has the added bonus of having two separate living areas, a large master bedroom, split floor plan, covered porch and uncovered patio and an outside gas grill. Just two blocks from Williams Pier and Veteran's Memorial Park with benches, picnic tables and walkways. Watch dolphins swim by from the fishing pier or as you play at the beach or in the water.
Starting at 2 blocks away in another direction are a variety of restaurants and shops, one of which even has the local post office inside! Gulfport's Library is but a few blocks away and if you feel like shopping you can take the City bus service to Tyrone Mall. It stops just two blocks from Dolphin House. Then there is Gulfport's Casino, located at the beach, with a variety of dances from Country Western to Latin and Ballroom dances. And still another attraction is Catherine Hickman's Theatre with live plays. Regardless of the time of year you come to visit, you'll find something fun and exciting to do. Take the Gulfport/St. Pete Beach Connector Trolley for access to all the Gulf Beaches!
Gulfport is known as the "Gateway to the Gulf". A small, artistic community, it has a laid-back population of around 13,000. A short drive to Fort Desoto Beach (voted the nation's #1 beach in 2005), it is centrally located to everything you need for your Florida vacation.
The split floor plan means two bedrooms, one bath and one living area are in the front of the house, and one bedroom, one bath and one living area are in the back. The kitchen can be closed off from the front of the house with a pocket door, and from the rear of the hosue with glass French doors. Sleeping up to six, the home is perfect for a family or couples. Tile floors throughout the house. Ample sunshine enters the home all day long and multiple windows permit comfortable cross-ventilation when breezes blow on spring and fall days. (Central heat and AC is always available if you prefer.)
The home is decorated in beach and nautical colors. The front and back yards are professionally landscaped and irrigated, with night lighting. The back yard is completely fenced. The kitchen is completely equipped, with an assortment of cooking utensils, pots, pans, and dishes. Housekeeping services during your stay are available at a reasonable cost.
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New walk-in tile shower in master bath - December 2010!!!!
Sleeps 6, 2 per bedroom
Central heat and air - plus ceiling fans in each bedroom and living area
Tile throughout the home
Free inbound and outbound calls within the US & Canada.
1 tub/shower
Digital cable
6-person dining room table
Eat-in breakfast table
Towels & sheets provided
Laundry facilities
Ironing board and iron
1 King bed - NEW!
2 Full beds
Two off-street Parking Spots, plus street parking available
Two TV's
Microwave, teapot, coffee pot with filters, basic pantry items, hand soap, dishwashing liquid, plates, water glasses, flatware, wide slot toaster, blender, bowls, highball glasses, coffee cups, wine glasses, martini glasses, champagne glasses, 13x9 baking dish, French white 8 piece set, cookie sheet with silpat, jelly roll pan, measuring spoons and cups, saucepans with lids, fry pans with lid, paring knife, rubber spatula, colander, soup ladle, tongs, cake pans, vegetable peeler, rolling pin, pie pan, cutting board, can/bottle opener, glass and plastic pitchers, wine corkscrew, pizza cutter, ice cream scoop, pot holders, kitchen towels, juicer, ice cream/dessert dishes, waffle maker, mixer, coffee grinder, pasty blender, thermometer, wire whisk, French press, splatter screens, cheese graters, sifter, stainless mixing bowl set, loaf pan, jar opener, Turner, silicone brush, microplane zester, veggie scrub brush, 8x8 baking pan, muffin pan, plastic drinking glasses, juice glasses, food storage containers
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Front & back patios
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No smoking permitted inside the property.
Fenced yard with covered patio, landscaped with palms, tropical
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Laudry room/office with desk and full-size stackable front-loading washer and dryer
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activities and attractions in St Pete Beach Gulf Coast Central
We provide a Visitor's Guide for each guest that contains our recommendations for restaurants, parks, shopping, museums and other activities. The Guide includes addresses, driving directions, phone numbers and web addresses.
Gulfport has many festivals throughout the year such as:
First Friday, Third Saturday ArtWalks each month
Annual Vintage Car Show
Sailing Regatta
Summer concerts
Ghecko Fest
Lighted Boat Parade
Pink Flamigo Tour of Homes
Gulfport Birthday Bash
4th of July parade and Fireworks!
Volleyball on the beach
Live music
Dog park
Industrial Arts Center - glass blowing and other classes
Clam Bayou Nature Park
Gulfport Marina
Many excellent restaurants - Habana Cafe, Pia's Trattoria, O'Maddy's Bar & Grill, Domain, Peg's, Six Tables at The Peninsula Inn & Spa, Backfin Blue Cafe, Bellini's, LaFogata - many offering live music several times per week and all within walking distance of The Sand Dollar
Green market Tuesday mornings at the Art Village Courtyard - two blocks from Dolphin House.
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Nightly rates are available and are approx 1/5 the weekly rate. 3-night min.
May-July...$1,109/week..$2,800/month. Rate includes taxes & departure cleaning.
Aug-Nov...$1008/week..$2,400/month. Rate includes taxes & departure cleaning.
Dec -Apr $1,232/week..$3,990/month. Rate includes taxes & dep cleaning.
Deposit to reserve $300 to $500, depending on the length of stay. Shorter stays (less than 1 week) available. Please call or email!
Accept PayPal, personal checks and credit cards.
Balance due 60 days prior to arrival. If <60 days, then full amount.
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PAYMENT: All rates are in US Funds and are payable in US funds.
From $80 to $267 per night depending on time of year and length of stay. ($80 per night based on 1
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Weekly stays average $153 per night, taxes and departure cleaning included.)
Beth Sexworth 727-744-1617
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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 St Pete Beach
- Head to Fort DeSoto Park - voted #1 Beach in America!
- Dolphin-watch Cruises
- Salvador Dali Museum
- Visit The Pier!
- Busch Gardens
Top things to do on a budget
- Head to one of our amazing beaches!
- Gulfport's Artwalk - 1st Friday, 3rd Saturday each month
- Beach volleyball
- Pinellas bike trail!
- Listen to free Live Music at our many restaurants
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- Pinellas trail
- See the Manatees at Crystal River/Homossassa Springs
- Swim & fish
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alone, officials say. The district cites recent census data that suggests that more than 37% of Bay Area employees commute alone to work each day, spending an average of 58 minutes on Bay Area roads. But there is good news. A recent air district survey indicated that drivers are more likely to seek out alternative commute methods if
encouraged to do so by their employers. Officials with the air district plan to roll out a new outreach campaign this summer that will encourage both employers and employees to seek out new ways to share, shorten or change their commutes to reduce driving alone, the district announced.
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on May 6, 2013 at 10:03 am
I can assure you the largest source of pollution in our area is the burning wood in stoves or fireplaces, not vehicle emissions. There are times when the wood smoke is just overwhelming. If people are serious about reducing pollution, they would require banning the open burning of wood and require wood to only be burned in closed stoves/fireplaces with catalytic converters. The dramatic reduction in pollution by such a restriction has already been proven in Denver.
on May 6, 2013 at 3:53 pm
"I can assure you the largest source of pollution in our area is the burning wood in stoves or fireplaces, not vehicle emissions." Which is a real concern this summer, right?
In actuality, the biggest source of pollution is the hot air being emitted from politicians and the useful idiots that espouse their dominance and control over the populace who just want to live their lives free of unreasonable infringments.
on May 6, 2013 at 6:42 pm
Well put...!! Nobody is building fires on days with 90 degree temperatures and no wind. The smoke police probably generate more in vehicle emissions than all the fireplaces they can locate emitting smoke.


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We spent the last week of June at Snug Haven. We rented the Hideaway cottage that comfortably sleeps 16. We have 6 children, their mates and 15 grandchildren, many of which were able to come and stay with us at various times. We made use of the kayaks, row boats, paddle boats and were treated to tubing behind the ski... More
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Outsourcing backend creation of my site? Thoughts?
Hey Folks,
I've been wondering lately, is it worth outsourcing the backend creation of my site to someone more experienced, and who can get it done in a lot quicker time period than I could.
I know a LOT of people outsource writing, but what about creating the whole back end? I'm talking like, I would create the basic CSS / HTML layout of the site, and they would create the whole CMS aspect with say, PHP and MySQL. I could do the PHP and MySQL myself, but it would take a long time, as my knowledge in it isn't too great, and I would need to constantly be learning (and the other issue is, I'm sure I would have a few security issues in my code being relatively novice with PHP / MySQL).
I just had a couple of question though, for those of you who may have outsourced this kind of thing in the past, or maybe have been the one who has done the coding for someone else.
1) First and foremost, is it worth it? I'd assume this is a no brainer because I would say myself a lot of time and more than likely the outsourced developer would write a lot better code.
2) Where is a good site to get this outsourced? Ones that come to mind are Guru.com, Elance.com, or oDesk.com?
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4) If I were to get it done, what language would you recommend I get it done in? I know PHP/MySQL are a great combo, but there are a lot of options out there, such as Ruby on rails, etc
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I would start by looking a CMSes. There are so many options these days, that you really don't need to build something from the ground up. My preference these days is wordpress, though there are many other options available.
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Our next Open Days are on Saturday 20 September and Saturday 25 October. Open Days give you the perfect opportunity to meet some of our current students and teaching staff and hear about living and studying at Leicester.
HSBC research reveals that Leicester is the most affordable university destination in Britain saving students almost £100 per week compared to other locations. The research looked at the cost of living at universities in the twenty towns and cities in Britain with the largest student populations.
A team from our Department of Chemistry and the British Geological Survey have carried out groundbreaking research which could improve efficiency and reduce the environmental impacts of the fracking process which recovers gas and oil from shale rock.
The Royal Society has announced that Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys KBE FRS has been awarded the Copley Medal, believed to be the world's oldest scientific prize. Jeffreys receives the medal for his pioneering work on variation and mutation in the human genome.
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Flock Logic
The Princeton Atelier and the Program in Dance with the School of Engineering and Applied Science present Flock Logic developed by students in ATL 498/ DAN 451: Collective Motion/Site Specific Event taught by Naomi Leonard & Susan Marshall. The first event takes place on Sunday, December 5, 2010 at 8 PM in the Icahn Building Atrium. This event is free but only open to the Princeton University community. ID Required. The second event takes place on Monday, December 6, 2010 at 8 PM in the Rockefeller College Common Room and is free and open to the public.
Flock Logic is a new movement-based, site-specific performance organization. We explore the rules governing the interactions between individuals in groups such as schools of fish and flocks of birds. We explore the possibilities that can emerge when a group of people understands and works with the rules governing collective motion in animals.
Those wanting to join the flock and participate in the events should arrive by 7:00 PM.
For more information visit: princeton.edu/~flocklogic.
'Flock Logic' collaboration unites science and dance
Atelier course hosts human flocking performance
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Room Rates
Room rates are quoted in Fijian Dollars (FJD) on a per room basis unless otherwise indicated.
Room rates apply to 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children 12 years and younger for all room, suite, and bure categories.
Room rates do not include room service, restaurant meals, telephone calls, other guest services and incidentals, parking, taxes, or gratuities.
A child is 12 years or younger unless otherwise indicated
Room Capacity
Maximum capacity for all room, suite, and bure categories is 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children 12 years or younger.
Extra Bedding
Rollaway single beds are 50 FJD plus 15% Value Added Tax plus 5% Service Turnover Tax per night.
Room rates do not include Fijian Value Added Tax (VAT) or any other goverment surcharges. 15% VAT and 5% Service Turnover Tax will be added to total charges at check-out. Tax rates are subject to change without notice and any increases will be passed on to the guest.
Deposit Policy
A reservation is guaranteed with a valid credit card. A credit card is not charged until check-out. Major credit cards are accepted. A 3% administrative fee applies when payment is made by credit or debit card.
Cancellation Policy
All cancellations must be made in writing. For cancellations within 14 days of arrival, a cancellation fee equal to 1 night's accommodation plus taxes and fees will be charged. Cancellations within 7 days of arrival and all no-shows will be charged for the full stay up to a maximum of 3 nights plus taxes and fees. Guests that are no-show and check in after their scheduled arrival date will be charged accommodations plus taxes and fees for all nights that the room was booked but not occupied.
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