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Joni's Sunset Beach Paradise in Treasure Island
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
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$ 1,200 - $ 1,600 / month
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Blue water, white sand, spectacular sunsets, heated sparkling pool on the beach. Let me tell you about a great beach with the best sunsets anywhere. Voted the best beach area in 2009. A cute, cozy, beach vacation rental on Sunset Beach, Treasure Island. Where the pirates buried their gold. Relax in our sparkling pool, take beach walks, collect sea shells, or do nothing at all.
We are however, centrally located to all of the Florida attractlons. You can day trip to Disney, Universal, Sea World, and Busch Gardens. The sunsets are breathtaking from the balcony. Do everything or nothing. We have lots of waterfront restaurants, shopping, church, drugstores and the beach trolley can take you to all of them. You will love it here on Sunset Beach, Treasure Island.
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This Florida beach rental has everything you will need for a lazy or busy vacation. A full kitchen with dishwasher, frig, oven-stove, and micro. The living room has a view of the Gulf and a queen sofa bed. It has a cable TV and dvd. The bedroom has tropical sheets, tripple dresser and closet, king bed and another color TV. It has a full bathroom with vanity, closet, tub and shower. We have a bbq, color tv's, cable, dvd, private laundry room, pool, air conditioning, heat, telephone, all linens provided, parking in front. Everything is provided to make your vacation wonderful. Just bring your bathing suits.
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Minimum stay is 4 nights. Security deposit of $150 - $300 must be received to hold your reservation. We do not impose a cleaning fee if the condo is left as you found it. If extra cleaning is needed, $50 will be withheld from your deposit. Deposit is refunded within 30 days of your departure, less any damages. Fl. tax 12%. Cancellations received within 60 days of scheduled arrival will result in forfeiture of security deposit. Full payment is required 60 days prior to arrival. Deposit and rental rates can be paid in the form of money order or bank check.


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I've always had a hard time taking myself too seriously. I'm just a guy from Rogers Park, a north Chicago neighborhood, who has been lucky enough to raise his kids and support his family by following, analyzing, reporting on and writing and talking about pro football. I'm sure a million other guys could have done the same thing if they shared my interest in and passion for the job. But I suppose it is noteworthy that over the last 33 years we've informed and entertained millions of fans like yourselves through our newsmagazines, website and radio and TV shows while at the same time employing hundreds of folks and their families and, on more than a couple of occasions, even impacting and helping to evolve the way the game is covered.
And none of it would have happened if it hadn't been for Al Davis.
There are dozens of places you can go to read about Davis the football icon and how the Pro Football Hall of Fame owner, scout and coach helped make the NFL what it is today while building one of the most successful franchises in the history of pro sports, and others where you can go to debate whether he was the Howard Hughes or Darth Vader of pro football, or maybe both rolled up into one remarkably complex, larger-than-life riddle. I'd just like to tell you a little bit about Al Davis the man, and what he meant to me and my family.
My dad had struggled for almost a decade to turn his dream, Pro Football Weekly, into a going concern, but while everyone loved the idea and the product, no one wanted to share his risk. Chasing that dream, he went anywhere there was hope, and along the road he was befriended by Davis and then-Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom. They loved the idea of a publication devoted exclusively to pro football in much the same way The Sporting News was to baseball in those days, and did all they could to hook my dad up with the right folks. But by the summer of '78, there was no deal in sight, the grim reaper was hovering, so Davis decided to fund the business himself. He was betting as much on my dad's talent, commitment and expertise as he was on PFW. He put up enough for my dad to negotiate down all the debt and have a few bucks left for promotion, and for that, Al got 25 percent of the business. He also got an option whereby, should my dad die, Al could exercise a right to buy the rest of the business. Just six months later, Arthur S. Arkush was felled by a massive heart attack, and Davis had a decision to make.
I was 26, with no clue what it meant to be a publisher and/or editor, and my brother Dan was just a year and a half older with a journalism school degree to help him through the content side of the equation, but even less of a feel for the business side. And quite frankly, Dan resented Al, not for his friendship, support or relationship with our dad, but out of concern that as an NFL owner he might try to bias our coverage and challenge our credibility. The bottom line, though, was there were only two choices, and they were both Davis'. Either he bought us out or he allowed us to maintain majority control and operate the business. It was a nasty mix at best.
We went to spend a few days with Al in training camp a few months later out in Santa Rosa, Calif., to get to know each other and figure out what we were going to do. Keep in mind this was August of 1979 and the Raiders were in the process of succeeding the Steelers as the dominant team in the NFL. He was truly larger than life and there was absolutely nothing warm and fuzzy about our relationship. But he asked us what we wanted to do, and I told him this business was my dad's dream but he hadn't lived to see it through, so it had become my dream to finish the job. He told me every man should have a dream, to go chase mine and he'd be the best partner he could.
Of course, we weren't exactly on equal footing and we had our rough spots. He was intimidating without even trying, and when he had an idea, he wanted to be heard. But in the six years we were partners, he never once asked us to report something to benefit or favor the Raiders or the league, he never once complained if we reported something less than favorable about him or his club, and he was always there if I needed his guidance or help. In the truest sense of the word, he was a friend to a kid in need.
That first year we stumbled into some success and were actually able to pay back about 25 percent of his investment and we did OK in '80 and '81, too. But labor strife was in the air and the 56-day work stoppage that crippled the '82 season devastated PFW, too. It took three years, but we never recovered and were forced to file for bankruptcy in 1985. Al was always available, but remember he was in the midst of his war with the NFL over Los Angeles, and as quickly and unexpectedly as it had started, our partnership was over. I had lost almost 70 percent of his investment, and he never, ever said a word to me about it.
Al Davis always spoke of the Raiders as his Raider family. Like every family, they had their spats, fights and all-out feuds, but he viewed himself as the patriarch of his Raider family, and I'm not sure we ever talked when he didn't fill me in on at least a few of his current and past players. When I got things restarted for PFW in 1986, he chose not to be a partner again, and my brothers had moved on as well, but he remained a friend. We weren't in regular contact, but he made a point of keeping in touch.
When PFW draft expert Joel Buchsbaum passed away at the end of 2002, Al was distraught. When I arrived at the Brooklyn apartment of Joel's mom, Frances, the next day to be with her, I walked into the cramped kitchen and was overwhelmed by the largest arrangement of roses I'd ever seen. The card read, "Our condolences to the Buchsbaum family from Al and your Raider family." When Frances asked me who is this Al Davis who called her to make sure she knew she should call him if she needed anything at all, I could only smile.
We talked several times in the following year about Al's desire to support scholarships for young people like Joel to learn to scout and the business side of the game, and he even talked about starting a scouts' school. I'm sure what Al loved most about Joel was that he was a brilliant football mind and, of course, a fellow Brooklyn native. But I always suspected he felt a certain kinship as well for a guy like Joel, who was never able to play the game but achieved so much in it anyway. The years were starting to take their toll on him and we never got the idea rolling, but I really think it was more my fault than his because, had I found the time, I know he would have found the way.
A few years ago, Al called me just before the Super Bowl to see if I wanted to get together with him when I got in town to talk about him investing in PFW again. When we talked, I told him I was open to anything but that I had other partners then and I wondered how, and if, it could work, and why he was suddenly interested. He told me that he was tired of seeing so many great Raiders players who belonged in the Hall of Fame being passed over and that he feared it might be an anti-Raider sentiment and he wanted to do more to promote and support them. He was particularly upset that Ray Guy and Cliff Branch hadn't been honored, and I assured him I could promote their credentials without compromising my journalistic integrity, and that there was no need for him to invest again to make it happen. Of course, he wanted them honored to further advance the Raiders' legacy, but he was also deeply saddened that two of his favorites hadn't been granted what he viewed as their due.
That is the Al Davis I knew. In the coming days there will be many glowing and glorious memories of Al Davis, the football giant, written and spoken, and there will be some unpleasant and perhaps even nasty remembrances of him, as well. But I don't really want to get into any of that. I just want to remember a man who was there for me when my life could have gone in any one of a dozen different directions, and he gave me the chance, the means and the support to be who I wanted to be.
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Portofino Luxury Tower 1, 11th Floor, Pensacola Beach in Pensacola Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Portofino Resort
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$ 3,000 - $ 6,000 / month
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Portofino Resort is located on Pensacola Beach, Santa Rosa Island. You have access to a European Spa and Lifestyle Center. Beautiful
panoramic views of both the Gulf of Mexico and the Intercoastal
Waterway from a tri-corner unit facing south/west for beautiful sunsets.
Come relax or choose from activities that include: golfing, boating,
fishing, kayaking, biking, swimming, walking, and more all in your
own backyard or within minutes from your unit. These exclusive units
are made for enjoying....no doubt you will like what you experience.
Enjoy this unit by yourself or with others, there is plenty of room
and fully furnished. Family, groups, corporate retreats welcome. Master bedroom has king size bed, second bedroom has queen size bed, third bedroom has queen sofa sleeper. Each bedroom has full bathroom for privacy. Living room area also has two queen sofa sleepers.
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Ilona Julia Borish 850-444-7208
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Pool/jacuzzi located in the Tower of the unit and allows rafts/coolers/drinks that you bring in or order from the main area-- for a picnic outdoors.
Additional European Spa and Lifestyle Center available for use by
tenants, includes additional in-door/out-door pool, jacuzzi,
suana/steam room, fitness center. Main resort pools do not allow coolers/rafts but they serve you while enjoying the pools on the soundside. Or you can walk/take trolley to the beach. Heated pools in winter!
activities and attractions in Pensacola Beach Gulf Coast North
Golfing, boating, fishing, kayaking, biking, swimming, walking.
Just relax and enjoy the view.
Museums and shopping.
vacation rental rates
Rates will vary between seasons: Spring/Summer/Peak/Fall/Winter
Prefer weekly rental from Friday to Friday, but can vary this as
needed. Will quote daily/weekend rentals only if availability allows.
Separate Security/Damage Deposit required refunded after departure assuming no damage to unit or furnishings.
Washer/Dryer in the unit.
Stereo/TV's in the unit.
High speed internet access in the unit.
Ilona Julia Borish 850-444-7208
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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 Pensacola Beach
- Relax-away from hustle & bustle.
- Minutes from shopping & restaurants.
- Snorkel, surf, swim
- Enjoy family & friends.
- Golf
Top things to do on a budget
- Picnic
- Bike the island
- Explore Ft. Pickens
- collect shells
- kayak or canoe
Top things to do with a family
- church
- rent water craft
- museums
- downtown
- fellowship
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MORIAH — Patsy L. Kelly Allen, 56, our loving mother, nana, sister, wife and friend passed away peacefully on Dec. 1, 2012, at Albany Medical Center surrounded by her family. Patsy was born in Ticonderoga on Feb. 14, 1956.
She leaves behind her husband Daryl Allen of Moriah; her three children, son, Daniel Haran Jr., daughters, Brandy (Jesse) Harrington and Mindy (Andy) Ross and step-daughter Juslyn (Joseph) Murphy; one brother and 4 sisters, Arty Kelly, Helena Kelly, Kathy Kelly, Robin McMasters and Paula Battease; her grandchildren, Danee Jo Haran, Logan Harrington, Cameron Harrington, Mandy Jo Ross, Sawyer Ross, Landon Ross, Dylan Murphy, Jayden Nephew; her grandmother, Violet Lavigne; numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews and several close friends.
She was predeceased by her father Arthur Kelly, mother Geraldine Kelly and close friend Alberta Sprague.
Patsy loved spending time with her family and enjoyed camping.
Calling hours will be held from 6to 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 6 at the Harland Funeral Home in Port Henry. A graveside service will take place on Friday, Dec. 7 at 10:00 am at the Union Cemetery in Port Henry.


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NORTH ELBA — A Saranac Lake man was arrested on felony DWI charges.
Jason P. Duffy, 36, was driving west on Mackenzie Pond Road in the Town of North Elba shortly before 8:45 p.m. Friday when he allegedly crossed the marked line on the right side of the road and drove onto the shoulder.
Upon interviewing Duffy, Ray Brook-based State Police suspected his blood-alcohol content was more than the legal limit. Sobriety tests were administered on-site, according to police.
Duffy was arrested at 8:57 p.m. and charged with aggravated DWI with a prior offense within 10 years, a felony; moving from a lane unsafely, an infraction; and a misdemeanor DWI charge.
Duffy was released to a third party and is scheduled to appear in court at a later date.
No further information was available.
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When Wynonah Dove gets dolled up like Dolly, it's hard to believe the woman behind the microphone is as shy and plain Jane as she says she is. "I'm a farm girl," the Dolly Parton Impersonator said. "Normally throughout the year I'm farming and hiking and planting and shooting deer. This is really not me here."
For more than 10 years, this singer, songwriter who once sang Appalachian mountain and bluegrass music has been impersonating one of country music's most well known stars. "You have to go away to get those concerts, off to Myrtle Beach, Pigeon Forge, Branson, Atlantic City so we thought we'd bring it here," she said.
Dolly, Elvis, Cher and Tim McGraw impersonators will be in Abingdon for Star Struck The Concert this weekend. It's a benefit to help students from Southwest Virginia get to Virginia Tech. "So many people in Southwest Virginia want to come to Virginia Tech and they don't think they can afford it and they really can't," said Penny McCallum, Director Virginia Tech Southwest Center.
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Heavy Weizen (Imperial Unfiltered Wheat Ale) - Southern Tier Brewing Company
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New Jersey
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New Hampshire
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04-15-2013 05:42:15 | More by Kelp
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01-30-2013 18:27:39 | More by DmanGTR
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01-24-2013 02:12:08 | More by DrIPA
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22 ounce bottle into weizen glass, no bottle dating but this has been retired for a couple years at least. Pours very hazy golden amber color with a fairly dense 1-2 finger white head with good retention, that reduces to a nice cap that lingers. Spotty foamy lacing on the glass. Aromas of big banana, lemon, pear, wheat, caramel, honey, clove, bread, orange, pepper, bubblegum, earth, and yeast spices. Pretty nice aromas with good strength and decent balance; the age is definitely apparent. Taste of banana, orange, clove, pear, wheat, biscuit, caramel, lemon, pepper, honey, earth, toffee, and yeast spices. Lingering notes of banana, light fruits, wheat, biscuit, clove, caramel, pepper, and yeast spices on the finish for a good bit. Nice balance and complexity of flavors; good fruity/spicy flavor balance; zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium carbonation and medium-full bodied; with a slick and creamy mouthfeel that is good. Alcohol is very well hidden with only a slight warming noticed after the finish. Overall this is a very nice imperial hefeweizen. Nice balance and complexity of flavors; and very smooth to drink for an 8% beer. Very enjoyable offering, despite the noticeable age.
11-12-2012 04:58:31 | More by superspak
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09-20-2012 22:41:43 | More by Molson2000
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Review from 2/2010 notes. Poured into a Gulden Draak tulip. Pours a medium orange gold amber with a thin off-white head with decent retention. Aroma of wheat, banana, cloves and other Belgian spices. Flavor follows, with Wheat, banana and clove elements, almost like a cross between a tripel and a weizen. Has an odd bitter taste in the middle and end. Medium bodied. An odd take on a hefeweizen, but interesting.
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Found a bottle of this in a liquor store in Rehoboth Beach. I now see that its retired. I hope its still good!
A-cloudy gold with a large frothy cream colored head
S-smells like bananas, nectarines, and cloves. very good smelling. strong scent.
T-comes in with a strong and bitter taste of wheat, bananas, and cloves. there's also a hint of alcohol to it. the after-taste has a plasticy bitterness with a hint of the wheat. its an odd and unbalanced beer.
M-creamy with very low carbonation and a watery finish.
O-the idea of a strong hefe really intrigued me, but as i expected it really isn't well done. i have a feeling that if Southern Tier toned this down a bit, that it could be a very drinkable beer, yet never reaching the greatness of the German hefes.I think ST knows this, so they amped the beer up to be an imperial hefe so that it had some sort of allure to it. I'm glad i tried this, i'll finish the bomber with a smile, but i won't get this again.
02-21-2012 04:20:32 | More by AdamBear
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02-20-2012 23:06:12 | More by ltdantheman
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02-19-2012 01:48:58 | More by Tyrawlings
Ontario (Canada)
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Sampled at Brew Sherpa's "Beer, Deer & Christmas Cheer" event at The London Club in December 2011. Bottle was purchased at Ryan's Party Store in Port Huron, MI.
Pours an unfiltered and hazy golden hue with amber edges and a sliver of white foam that subsides after a few sips.
Smell is yeast esters, lemon peel, clove, unripened banana, bubblegum, light phenol, wheat husk, melon fruit, and ethanol.
Taste is honey, wheat malt, banana, and lemon upfront; grassy, herbal and leafy hops precede an assertive bitterness with some cantaloupe and liquor on the cough.
Mouthfeel is full-bodied and creamy, brief astringent hop bitterness transitions to a warming alcoholic finish.
Overall, Heavy Weizen is a pretty decent take on a hoppy double wheat ale. In many ways it reminds me of Les Trois Mousquetaires Weizen Impériale (though not as stellar). I was expecting more spiciness and less booze from the palate, but on the whole this beer has solid flavours and aromas that are consistent with the style.
02-11-2012 23:26:31 | More by cratez
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12-22-2011 04:18:46 | More by logicalparadox
4/5 rDev +3.4%
12-21-2011 17:42:01 | More by dowen44
5/5 rDev +29.2%
12-13-2011 23:38:47 | More by mylar
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Updated 4:24pm Friday 31st January 2014 in News By Liam Thorp, Reporter
AN investigation is continuing into the cause of a fire in which a 43-year-old man died.
The man, who has not yet been identified, is thought to have been squatting in the house in Manchester Road, Burnden, when the blaze started on Wednesday at 6pm.
Two firefighters pulled the man from the house, but he later died in hospital.
It is thought that the 43-year-old was originally from St Helens and had travelled to Bolton and chosen to squat in the empty property which is next to Foster's hair salon and opposite the Orlando Bridge.
After being rescued from the house, he showed no signs of life and paramedics worked at the roadside to try to revive him before taking him to hospital.
Yesterday the police and fire services began a joint investigation to try to discover the cause of the fire and to identify the dead man.
The investigation has been made more difficult by the substantial damage to the inside of the house.
Neighbour Leon Blears, aged 27, said: "I didn't know his name but I met him last week in the town centre and he told me where he was staying, which was next to where I live.He said he was from St Helens and was just visiting Bolton —I don't know how he ended up squatting in that house.
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"I looked in on him one time and he was just lying in a dark room with a blanket. It was freezing in there."
Another neighbour, David Bootle, aged 53, said: "I thought the place was empty but it sounds like someone was squatting there. I think what has happened is awful. Perhaps he was just trying to keep warm."
The two firefighters who first entered the house received medical attention at the scene after suffering heat exhaustion.
Incident commander Wayne Guffogg said: "Checking them was a precautionary measure because of how hard they were working, but they are both well. They did a great job."
A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police said: "The cause of the fire is not yet known and a joint investigation is underway with the fire and rescue service to establish both the cause of the man's death and the fire.
"Our inquiries are ongoing."
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Bishop Fenwick's Rufus Rushins ran for a touchdown in the second half of the Division 5 Super Bowl against Northbridge.
Bishop Fenwick assistant coach Dave Dugan hoisted the trophy after a 28-0 win Saturday night.
Tewksbury's John Saunders celebrated with fans in the stands during the second half of the Division 3 Super Bowl.
Tewksbury beat Plymouth South 42-14. Pictured: Eddie Matovu hauled in a pass in the first half.
Central Catholic's Cody Demers was mobbed by his teammates after making a catch for a late touchdown in the final moments of the game.
Central Catholic took a 34-17 win over Xaverian in the Division 1 Super Bowl.
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In the second quarter, Fighting Lancers' WR Andrew Henry was hit during Western Christians' 72-yard TD. Although two certified trainers and three EMTs were on site, it took about five minutes for the firefighters to arrive and seven additional minutes for ambulance to arrive before Henry was taken to the hospital. He was was diagnosed with a concussion, but was released before the game was over to cheer on his teammates.
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Wales This Week - Counting the Cutsby Wales This Week
From bins to buses, to leisure centres and libraries... almost every aspect of our lives depends at least partly on the public purse.
Spending on public services is coming under increasing pressure and budgets could be squeezed further from next year.
On Wednesday, Chancellor George Osborne is likely to announce further cuts in Government spending. The spending review is expected to announce cuts in government spending for 2015-2016 that could amount to £11.5bn.
There is concern in Wales that the amount of money the Welsh Government receives could be cut.
Aaron Shotton, a spokesperson for the Welsh Local Government Association, believes further cuts will have a significant impact on public services.
– Aaron Shotton, Welsh Local Government Association
The cuts we are likely to face over the coming years have been described by many in local government as a nightmare scenario.
That apocalyptic vision is set in the context of that if you take out the amount of savings that we are faced with having to make they will have consequences that will change the face of local government in Wales.
Cuts have already made an impact in Wales, with local authorities cutting spending in an effort to save million of pounds. The Touch Trust is one charity which has lost £15,000 in funding from Cardiff Council. The charity provides therapeutic activities for the disabled.
– Dilys Price, Founder, Touch Trust.
Losing that money is terrible. We feel now as if we have a Damocles sword hanging over our heads. £15,000 to us is a huge amount of money.
We're struggling to survive. Our future is insecure and there are so many who need what we have to give.
– Cardiff Council spokesperson
The Touch Trust grant was on a fixed-term, three year basis, and had already been extended for an additional year.
We will continue to work with the Trust, and all other third sector organisations, to explore accessing alternative, more appropriate funding as we set our future budgets.
In Wrexham cuts have already had an impact on some discretionary school bus services.
Some pupils from St Joseph's Catholic & Anglican High School in Wrexham are losing their school bus service from September.
The bus service caters for fare-paying pupils who live within 3 miles of the school. It may not be the closest school to their home, but they travel further so they can access the school of their choice, a faith school.
The school says the cuts will affect 125 of its pupils. Headteacher Maria Rimmer is disappointed with the decision.
– Maria Rimmer, Headteacher, St Joseph's Catholic & Anglican High School
I'm almost beyond words. I am absolutely appalled.
There was no consideration whatsoever of the impact on children, on families, on educational outcomes.
Wrexham Council says it has to make over £34million worth of savings over the next five years.
– Wrexham Council spokesperson
We have had to make some very difficult decisions across the board and Wrexham have withdrawn a discretionary service which no other authority in Wales provides and will save around £160,000 a year.
Unless we start to address these savings now, we're going to be in a worse position over the next couple of years. Free transport will be provided for pupils attending their nearest school when the journey to that school is deemed to be unsafe in accordance with the Council's hazardous routes to school policy.
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Ahead of Wednesday's spending review the Welsh Government told Wales This Week taht any further cuts to its budget "will have devastating consequences for Wales."
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There is no denying that Britain has a debt problem, built up over many years, and we have got to deal with it.
The choices this Government is making are choices about the kind of country we want to live in and where we spend our money, particularly in these challenging times.
The Welsh Government has to accept responsibility for making the same choices.
Communities across Wales will find out on Wednesday what the future holds for the public services they've come to rely on, when the full extent of the cuts for 2015-16 become apparent.
'Wales This Week: Counting the Cuts' will be broadcast at 8pm on ITV Cymru Wales.


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Many people - especially those who believe in creation - resist watching science shows on PBS and the Discovery Channel, because these programs are usually saturated with unscientific claims favoring evolution. However, even Darwinian soapboxes like Nova can be worth watching, just as long as you do so with a discerning eye.
The first thing you have to do is separate the program's true science from its unfounded Darwinian musings. For example, when the narrator describes a creature as roaming the earth "60 million years ago," know that you have now left the world of science and are right in the heart of The Darwinist Zone. Such claims are pure conjecture, nothing more.
You also need to pay attention to the unwarranted assumptions and faulty logic you'll often encounter. For instance, in Kings of Camouflage - a Nova program being shown this week about the cuttlefish's amazing ability to instantaneously change the color, texture and shape of its skin - the program did a good job of describing the color disks that expand or shrink in size.
The old shell game. But then the scientist said: "My guess is that their skin evolved for camouflage, because as soon as they got rid of the big shell, they had to hide from predators." Well, Mr. Scientist, why did the cuttlefish discard its shell in the first place if it was beneficial to its survival? And why didn't the cuttlefish just evolve its old shell back instead of evolving the most complex skin of any creature on the planet as well as an amazingly complex eye and nervous system that allowed it all to work?
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The Los Angeles Dodgers reportedly have a deal in the works to acquire Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Beckett, Carl Crawford and Nick Punto from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for five players. As the final details of the trade are being worked out, one report says L.A. will have to take "more than 95%" of the money owed to Gonzalez, Beckett, Crawford and Punto.
After this season, that group of players is owed approximately $250 million.
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#Dodgers would take on more than 95 percent of #RedSox salaries in blockbuster trade. bit.ly/LXiJpq
A quick bit of math would mean the Dodgers would assume at least $237,500,000 of guaranteed contract money.
Given the new ownership group running the franchise, Los Angeles does have the funding available to pay these players. The club only has outfielders Matt Kemp and Andre Ethier under contract through 2014, so a couple of long-term deals could work. Whether they should take on these contracts or not is a completely different discussion.
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I think a fight that would have been a big money maker would have been a rematch with Cotto in NYC.
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Maybe hard core fans are interested in this fight, but don't act like the general public is drooling for this fight. As someone else mentioned Alvarez is gonna help sell this fight, it needs a strong undercard. And I never said I wasn't going to tune in, eventhough I doubt I will buy this one.
The general public cant get excited because the fight hasnt been announced yet. The funny thing is how Guerrero transformed, in a month, from an unworthy bum to the next guy Floyd ducked lol. Mayweather Hater Nation is a powerful force. You mention the general public, Canelo, and having a strong undercard like the general public know who Canelo is. People only know Canelo from Mayweather undercards in the past. Lets be real Canelos only fighting on May 4th because hes fighting on Floyds undercard. HBO couldve just as easily given that day to TR and Canelo would be back fighting on Showtime.
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I think a fight that would have been a big money maker would have been a rematch with Cotto in NYC.
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One of Arizona's premiere trad climbing areas, Granite Mountain features beautiful white fine-grained granite and many wonderful routes in a high desert wilderness area. You're not likely to see too many other climbers here either, but you will see plenty of awesome cracks and beautiful natural lines.
Getting There
Granite Mountain resides just northwest of the city of Prescott. Head out of town on Iron Springs Road to the Granite Basin Rec. Area turnoff (right turn), follow this approx. four miles to either the Playa or Metate Day Use Area parking lots.
Approach Hike
Take Trail 260 up to a trail junction at a wooden gate (about a mile or so). Head right (stay on 260) and continue up the main trail through a few mellow switchbacks. As you get closer to the area below the Swamp Slabs, you will run into a couple of big switchbacks as the trail starts to climb more. The first usually has rocks stacked in front or near it (to keep people from going that way), but people keep moving those and heading off into oblivion (manzanita, boulders, cactus, no trail). After that first switchback, continue up to the next one and look for a big patch of prickly pear down and right of the turn in the trail. The climber's trail up to the wall heads off here. The trail weaves around a lot and sometimes goes up and over stacks of boulders, so keep your eyes open and you should see it. Things have been deteriorating over the last years as climbers simply bore new trails instead of working to spot the fairly established route.
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High Exposure Exit 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b Trad, Sport, 1 pitch Middle Section
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Coatimundi / Candyland LInkup 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a Trad, 4 pitches, 400' Middle Section
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The Slammer Jam 5.10 6b 20 VII- 19 E2 5b Trad, 3 pitches Middle Section
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The Hotline (aka Hiccup Delux) 5.10 6b 20 VII- 19 E2 5b Trad, 3 pitches Middle Section
Jump Back Jack Crack 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b Trad, 1 pitch, 90' Right Section
Thin Slice aka A Thin Slice of Plum Pie 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b Trad, Sport, 3 pitches, 250' Right Section
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originally rated 5.8 (in RR's), then upgraded to 5.9-, the grade of the route varies from day to day, and sometimes feels into the lower 5.10's. The key is it is a strenuous lie-back. Fine gear once established, a real Granite Mountain must do....[more] Browse More Classics in AZ
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