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Moss Beach House with spectacular Ocean View in Half Moon Bay
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,600 - $ 1,850 / week
$ 4,200 - $ 4,650 / month
vacation rental description
A bright and cheery Great Room under oak-beamed cathedral ceiling and a sun room sheltered under a huge heritage cypress tree have large picture windows with spectacular white-water ocean views, an attractive gas fireplace, grand piano with music, cable/sat TV, Hi-Fi/DVD, plentiful bookcases and books.
There are two full baths and three colorful bedrooms---one with Queen bed and wall unit for clothes storage and a TV, a second with a Double bed, skylight, bookcases and a large desk, and the third with a double Sofa-bed and small desk--- will sleep six people. In addition there are two inflatable twin mattresses, a Porta-crib, high-chair, umbrella stroller, toys, and children's books available. There are two full baths and custom oak cabinets and granite countertops in a kitchen with all modern appliances and two separate sinks with disposals.
The house is great for families, business conferences, or private vacations. It is on a corner lot with an attached two-car garage, a backyard private garden and patio with flowers, fruit trees, BBQ grill, smoker grill, and Franklin Stove for cool outside evenings, and a side garden and romantic under-the-porch swing with a stunning panorama of the coast. Please no pets, no smoking.
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house rental amenities
Normal utilities include gas and electricity, Cable / Disk TV and Internet WiFi, water with auto sprinklered gardens, weekly trash and recycling pick-up. The home is completely furnished with all linens, dishes, and kitchen supplies, including instant hot water, gas stove with electric dual-convection oven, blender, Cuisinart, microwave, counter-top grill, Crock-Pot, toaster-oven, expresso machine, and coffee maker. The washer and dryer, laundry sink, small refrigerator, linen cabinet, and tools are located in the two-car garage. Monthly garden service is included and also regular housekeeper is available for longer stays at the renter's expense.
activities and attractions in Half Moon Bay San Francisco Bay Area
The house is located in Moss Beach in a quiet neighborhood two blocks uphill from Highway 1, which follows the Pacific coastline. There are a nice small grocery & liquor store, a post office, three restaurants, a fire station, a Sheriff's office, and an emergency hospital, all in the small village of Moss Beach.
Nearby are beautiful hills, bluffs, beaches, and tidepools within walking distance, and also kayaking, surfing, golf at Ocean Shores golf courses, ocean fishing or whale watching from the Pillar Point Harbor where you can buy Dungeness crabs and fish off the boat, or eat fresh fish or a variety of international foods at some of the best restaurants in the Bay Area, attend the famous October Pumpkin and Art Festival, and visit a variety of shops in nearby in Half Moon Bay. There is even a nearby airport for small planes and a wonderful restaurant for breakfast or brunch.
There are big hills surrounding the SF Bay Area and good hiking trails on the Montara mountain trailhead 3 minutes away, horse riding, bicycle riding, and walking on Coastal Trail, tidepools to visit at Fitzgerald Marine Reserve only a 5-minute walk away (contains marine life typical of the coast and is visited by school classes and people from all over the world), and just above the Reserve is a unique cedar forest, site for a couple of movies, overlooking a large group of seals sunning on one of the most beautiful white sand beaches in the world. The small village of Moss Beach has a quiet location near farms of flowers and vegetables, with local produce stands scattered about. The entire area is scenic and attracts many artists to paint the views.
The drive to downtown San Francisco takes 25-30 minutes, 30 minutes to SF Airport or Peninsula cities and trains. And if you want to see California attractions a bit farther away from the coast, the drive by car is 1-1/2 hours to the Napa/Sonoma Wine Country or the Monterey / Carmel Peninsula, and the Sierra Nevada mountains, Yosemite National Park, and the Gold Rush Country are a 3-4 hour drive from our coast.
vacation rental rates
5-Night Minimum: $1,350 plus cleaning fee $125. Extra nights @ $250/week-night and $300/night for Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays
One Week: $1,600-$1,850 plus cleaning fee $125
Two Weeks: $2,800 @ $200/night plus cleaning fee $125
Three Weeks: $3,675 @ $175/night plus cleaning fee $125
One Month: $4,200-$4,650 @ $150/night plus cleaning fee $125
Rates for stays of multiple months are available upon request.
The refundable security deposit of $500, payable in advance to hold reservation, will be returned after end of stay if there are no damages and house is good condition. All rates have an addtional cleaning fee of $125, with optional additional cleaning scheduled at renters request and cost.
Full rent must be paid two weeks before occupation. Cancellations within 2 weeks of scheduled arrival forfeit deposit.
Normal utilities (gas, electricity, water, garbage, WiFi, Cable TV) and gardener included at no additional charge. Taxes are included.
Linda & Charles
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 Half Moon Bay
- walking/ biking /horse riding on the beach
- tidepools @ Marine Reserve
- surfing and boating
- Golf & Spa @ Ritz-Carlton
- local restaurants & boat harbor
Top things to do on a budget
- Drive Highway 1 along coast
- Watch the sunsets
- Enjoy the garden & patio dining
- Hiking, biking, and beach walking
- San Francisco, Berkeley, Oakland
Top things to do with a family
- Beaches, surfing
- Tidepools @ Marine Reserve
- Walking along coastal trail, hiking
- Visit the harbor with fishing boats
- Eat at local restaurants
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Ann McKee, one of the leading authorities in the nation in the area of head injuries and concussions, will speak at Merrimack College on Wednesday, Feb. 13 at 4:30 p.m. in the Sakowich Campus Center in the Murray Lounge on the second floor, 315 Turnpike St., North Andover.
The public is welcome to this free lecture.
An internationally known and respected medical doctor, McKee is director of neuropathology at New England Veterans Health Care System, and professor of neurology and pathology at Boston University School of Medicine. She is also director of Brain Banks and co-director of the Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy.
The lecture, sponsored by the Department of Health Sciences, School of Science and Engineering at Merrimack College, should be of interest to athletic directors, coaches, high school athletes, parents, doctors and others interested in the subject, according to the school.
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An elderly man was killed and a woman was injured in a crash in northwest suburban Elgin Tuesday afternoon, police said.
Just after noon, a 79-year-old man was heading north on Airlite Street near Country Knolls Lane when the Chevrolet Silverado he was driving sideswiped a Volkswagen Routan driven by a 39-year-old woman, police said. The truck kept going northbound until it hit a tree on the west side of the street.
The man was taken to an area hospital where he was later pronounced dead, police said. The woman was also hospitalized with minor leg injuries.
The man's identity was being withheld pending notification of family, police said. The Kane County Coroner's office was scheduled to perform an autopsy Tuesday.
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FGCU Softball Heads to Miami for FIU Tournament
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU softball team will participate in the Blue and Gold Felsburg Memorial Tournament hosted by Florida International this weekend in Miami, Fla. The Eagles will take on Wisconsin and Bethune-Cookman on Saturday before battling with Long Island and FIU on Sunday.
The Eagles (2-2) opened the 2010 season at the Wilson-DeMarini Tournament hosted by USF last weekend where they split their four games. After play was rained out on Friday, the Blue and Green defeated Canisius and Long Island on Saturday. Sunday was a different story, with FGCU falling to Illinois State and No. 13 Georgia Tech.
Wisconsin comes into the weekend with an 0-6 record, after losing to the likes of California and Auburn at the Arizona State Kajikawa Classic last weekend. Bethune-Cookman brings a 1-3 record into the tournament, with their lone win coming against Drexel in the Jacksonville University tournament last weekend.
Long Island was also at the Wilson-DeMarini Tournament last weekend, where they finished 3-2. One of those losses came against FGCU: a 7-2 decision on Saturday. Florida International will be a good test for the Eagles, as they own a 3-1 record coming into the tournament. This will be the second straight weekend tournament that the Golden Panthers have hosted; last weekend they hosted the Combat Classic at the FIU Softball Complex.
Here's a look at FGCU's schedule for this weekend:
Saturday, Feb. 20
FGCU vs. Wisconsin – 12 noon
FGCU vs. Bethune-Cookman – 2 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 21
FGCU vs. Long Island – 1 p.m.
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Florin Child's Sleeveless Vest
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From pattern:
The unusual Coin Cable forms the lower hem and the back neck of this cabled sleeveless vest; the "coins" flow into the ribbed panels of elongated Firefly Cable which form the body. The cable twists are not only decorative; they also reinforce the point of the "V" neck and the bottoms of the armholes. Worked in the round to the armholes, this vest knits up quickly in a heavy worsted yarn—especially since finishing is minimal. Although the intended ease is 2 to 4", the ribbed fabric skims the body contours, so the vest will not look baggy if you opt to knit a garment with 5 to 6" of ease. The refined details, handsome fit and coin trim earned the name "Florin," from the gold coins minted in Florence, Italy in the Middle Ages.
Adventurous beginner to intermediate: skills required include working in the round, increases and decreases, reading charts, cable knitting, keeping accurate count of rows, short row shoulder shaping, and three-needle bind off. Skills NOT needed include picking up stitches for edgings and sewing seams! There are no seams to sew (shoulders are seamed using three-needle bind off) and all edgings are worked along with the body of the vest!


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We developed a new approach called 'Hybrid Engineering', which addresses delta and coastal vulnerability in an integrated manner. This approach accommodates economic and livelihood development needs, and combines technical and ecosystem-based solutions. The Hybrid Engineeringapproach is aimed to work with nature rather than against it.
The "red thread" for our work in 2013 was our increasing connection, dialogue and influence with other civil society organisations, business and industry. As you glance through the Achievements section in the report, you will see many concrete examples of this, with on-ground and policy results evident from the local to global scale. Through our major programmes we have demonstrated how wetlands play a vital role in securing biodiversity, strengthening livelihoods, increasing community resilience natural hazards like floods and droughts and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Indonesian coasts suffer from erosion, caused by sea level rise, mangrove conversion for aquaculture and groundwater extraction. In some places kilometres of land are lost and this will exacerbate with climate change. Hard structures like sea walls are ineffective in mud-coasts, expensive and unable to adapt to climate change. Furthermore, they fail to provide the economic, environmental and social services that healthy ecosystems offer. We combine ecosystem based solutions like mangrove restoration with engineering, called ´Building with Nature´. With this multi-stakeholder approach we build safe coastlines that adapt to sea level rise and simultaneously introduce sustainable land uses for prosperity. We aim to mainstream the Building with Nature approach in coastal management across Indonesia for climate change adaptation and to catalyse change through a large scale implementation in Central Java.
Through "Building with Nature" we envision a safe delta coastline in Northern Java which enables vulnerable communities and economic sectors to prosper, be more self-reliant and resilient against hazards. This leaflet summarizes our approach and ambitions in Java. Our dream is to replicate this model in rural and urban coastlines in Indonesia and beyond.
El libro "Manglares de Panamá: Importancia, mejores prácticas y regulaciones vigentes" presenta una herramienta para la conservación y la educación ambiental sobre los manglares de Panamá. El documento que se presenta, es el resultado de aportes de autoridades gubernamentales, expertos, académicos, organizaciones no-gubernamentales y comunidades de todo el país que trabajan con los manglares y sus recursos.


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Waterfront sleeps 23-48 Log Home w 4 acres in Grand Haven
- bedrooms 6
- baths 3½
- sleeps 50
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,900 - $ 9,900 / week
$ 8,900 - $ 19,950 / month
Grand Haven House deals
stays between: 2/21/15 & 8/20/15
deal expires in: 6 days
Grand Haven Lake Michgan sleeps 30 with options for mini lodge sleeps 6
We have a few weeks left for this Log Cabin Home on 4 acres on the water in Grand Haven by the beaches of Lake Michigan.You can book online and see videos Your only 5 minutes Lake Michigan beaches and add on a slip for larger boats-includes swim pool.
- $7,900 $5,925/week (25% off)
- Free salmon ($75)
deal# D3Y24S
stays between: 8/26/14 & 12/23/14
deal expires in: 6 days
Thanksgiving, Christmas parties, New Years and work getaways
Holiday short stays special book now. Memories of a lifetime limited discount offer. Stay at this discounted rate and invite family guests and have transportation discounts and catering specials along with weekends for $799 per night plus clean and tax
- $999 $799/night (20% off)
- Salmon from Lake Michgan ($65)
deal# DCN9RR
vacation rental description
Hidden Pines Log Cabin Home
Waterfront home on Spring Lake with pontoon rental deliverd to your dock now.. available...with plenty of additional ammeneties like a bunk house just minutes from Lake Michigan. Water slide and kids fun pool, sauna jacuzzi and more at your disposal.
Hot tub on site and mini campground if you want to bring a trailer or invite a few guests exta fee $45 per night.
We have a nice set up so you can have various size groups to max for a group for up to 48 guests from the normal group size of 30 guests for main lodge, this can be open up to your group. Start with main lodge sleeps 30 then just add the mini loge on same property (rustic and sleeps extra 6) then add the brand new travel trailer sleeps 12 for a grand total of 48 guests on 4 acres and if that is not enough bring a tent or trailer for $50 or $100 extra.
Book Today
Book today with only 25% down for a week or 35% down for short stays see site 4rentmi com we require a full weeek rental in peek season.
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Frank Roberts, Carl or Gisy 616 264-3180
house rental amenities
This locatoin has a nice size yard for volley ball or horse shoes, sit by the fire or lay in the beach sand or watch the kids play in the kiddy pool. Pontoon rentals are available and can be delivered and you can get a slip at Keenan marina discount for your boat. contact us on that and you have use of a outdoor pool and facility as well with rental.
Very nice open layout with open kitcen to living room and table for 6 and plenty of doors to outside. This also includes a spacious which includes a man cave area and a couch to relax with a few chairs and card table with large firepit down the hill on 4 acres and one near the cabin.
Gas grill for use however you supply the gas if needed, you can catch plenty of fish!!
We have a Yacht that you can rent with the property and we have wedding set ups for the beach and you can have your reception at this location with vendors list and more for your event.
activities and attractions in Grand Haven Michigan
Go to visit Michigan Adventure or golf at Whitefish Lake Golf Coarse just minutes away.
Go Visit Lake Michigan for the day
Grand Haven views lakes Beaches fishing Charters, boat rides and rentals, nightlife and the wall where boaters tie up and watch the musical fountains and horse races just 20 minutes away soon to become a casino! Grand Haven known for the Coast Guard Festival & 4th of July fireworks among other things like the pier for fishing and many like activities flying kites on the beach the dunes and trolley rides to the many attractions. Every weekend is a event in Grand Haven go to the Chamber of Commerce to see what's new the car show the carnival and the soon to come inland boat harbor with many shops and locations to visit by boat a 'little Italy' every where by boat. You can get all the way up river to Grand Rapids, Muskegon. Holland, any where Lake Michigan will allow you to go by water you can go by boat if you have the desire or just visit Lake Michigan and spend the day on the beach or on a boat! Boat rental and sea doo rentals available extra.
vacation rental rates
Rates based on weeks and weekend rates below.
June 7 to September 7 Peek Season $2995 - $7995 pending dates and group size min 7 nights
September 7 to June 7th Off-Season Rates 1 night $795 2 nights $1295 - $1795 pending group
Weekends are available even in some summer months pending the owners schedule...the summer rates for weekends will vary please call rates will be subject to group size.
Rates for week range by grop size $3995 to $7995 this location sleeps 30 and you can add a travel trailer sleeps 12 for $1200 or a rustic mini lodge sleeps 6 for $1000- $1500 all on the same property
Holiday Thanks giving long weekend 5 nights $1795 or $695 per night min 3 nights
Holiday Christmas long weekend 5 nights $2295 or $695 per night min 3 nights
Holiday New Holiday Years Eve long weekend 4 nights $2295 or $795 per night min 4 nights
Frank Roberts, Carl or Gisy 616 264-3180
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 Grand Haven
- Yard games
- Peir shopping
- Salmon fishiing
- Visit the park
- Sailboat ride
Top things to do on a budget
- Float on the water
- Picnic in the park and playground
- Fish from your dock, swim at the pool.
- Grill your fish and campfire
- Volleyball or horse shoes in yard
Top things to do with a family
- Pontoon boat rental
- Playground
- Dinner at the many restraunts
- Boat ride on lake michigan
- Fishing of the peir and kite at the beach
Frank Roberts, Carl or Gisy , owner


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Mi Pueblo, which has 21 Northern California stores targeting Hispanic shoppers, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection July 22, claiming it has financing issues with its main lender.
In a letter to its vendors, dated on the same day, Juvenal Chavez, founder and chief executive officer, said all stores would remain open as the supermarket chain reorganizes.
"Despite the fact that we have always paid our debtsand have followed the rules, the bank that we have been working with has left us with no other options than to file for Federal Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection," he wrote.
Chavez said that an impasse occurred in negotiations with the bank, which is Wells Fargo according to court documents, and that the company will use the time afforded in the bankruptcy proceeding to secure new financing.
"It is our intention to work with the court to pay all of our vendors," he added in the letter.
Undoubtedly speaking of meat and produce, Chavez acknowledged in the letter that some vendors do have a priority position because of "agricultural statutes" and a plan will be put forth quickly to pay these vendors.
Under the provisions of the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act Trust, produce suppliers have a priority status and are first in line to be paid for their delivered fruits and vegetables out of any assets that the firm does have.
Bart Botta, a partner in the law firm of Rynn & Janowsky in Newport Beach, CA, told The Produce News July 24, that First Day Motions in the bankruptcy proceedings would be filed by the debtor's attorney later that day. He said among the motions is one to pay PACA Trust creditors.
Botta said the initial filing lists about $1.1 million in product debt. He said produce creditors that have contacted Rynn & Janowsky have claimed a bit more debt than listed, but not substantially, and each has said that Mi Pueblo is current on their invoices.
That leads Botta to believe that there are sufficient funds to pay off produce creditors, and possibly, to continue operations uninterrupted as the chain claims it plans to do.
Mi Pueblo spokeswoman Perla Rodriguez told the San Jose Mercury News that the company's problems are not an issue of payroll or sales.
"Mi Pueblo is dealing with a very difficult creditor," she said. "We're at an impasse and we're seeking protection from the court."
The company claims it has never missed a payment. "Mi Pueblo is current on all obligations to employees, suppliers and all of its creditors, including its secured creditors," according to the declaration filed in bankruptcy court by Chavez.
Mi Pueblo began as a one-store operation in San Jose in the early 1990s. It has grown to 21 stores, with its newest stores much larger than 50,000 square feet and including massive produce, meat and fresh food departments.
The stores cater to the Hispanic community but attract many Anglo customers throughout the Bay Area. On any day, the stores are teeming with customers and products. And, in fact, local news reports from around the Bay Area following the bankruptcy indicated that the stores are still fully stocked.


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Dell Precision Haswell i5 Dual 16" Laptop w/ 2GB GPU
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Dell Small Business offers its 5.1-lb. Dell Mobile Precision M2800 Intel Haswell Core i5 2.6GHz 15.6" Mobile Workstation Laptop for $1,079. Apply coupon code "25MVHQWVL6PJMG" to cut the price to $924.86. With free shipping, that's a $95 drop from two weeks ago and the lowest total price we've seen for a Dell Mobile Precision M2800 laptop. Features include an Intel Core i5-4210M 2.6GHz Haswell dual-core processor, 15.6" 1366x768 LED-backlit LCD, 4GB RAM, 500GB hard drive, AMD FirePro W4170M 2GB video card, DVD burner, 802.11n wireless, Bluetooth 4.0, 6-cell battery, and Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. Deal ends August 31.


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Xcel Energy seeks to reduce energy efficiency programs
Last Updated: 18:12 April 22, 2014
Xcel is arguing for lower standards during hearings this week at the Colorado Public Utilities Commission.
Xcel says that a scheduled increase in its energy efficiency programs will lead to rate increases for customers. Xcel invests $75 million annually in the program, which offers rebates for high efficiency lighting, appliances, furnaces, air conditioners and achieves 1.35 percent energy savings as a percentage of the company's total sales. Its existing agreement with the utilities commission requires that it achieve energy savings equal to 1.85 percent of its total sales between 2015 and 2020.
"We are trying to deliver maximum benefits while balancing program costs," Xcel spokesman Mark Stutz said.
The Public Utilities Commission heard testimony Tuesday in the case. Hearings will continue Wednesday and Thursday.
The Denver environmental group Conservation Colorado contends that continuing the program will lead to $600 million in projected savings on utility bills for businesses and households.
The reduction in electricity demand from the program has prevented 1.1 million tons of pollution and saved 650 million gallons of water as of 2013 as well as created 1,000 energy efficiency-related jobs, according to Conservation Colorado.
"There's more that can be done," said Chris Arend, spokesman for Denver environmental group Conservation Colorado. "We don't think it's a good idea to be reducing any of these efficiency goals."
Xcel argues that because it has already incorporated so many new, efficient energy saving devices, such as compact fluorescent lights, into its network, that achieving additional savings to meet the higher standards will be difficult and expensive.
"Some of the goals that we have set into the future, we want to take a look at those because they will be more difficult to achieve based on some of the standards we set a couple years ago," Stutz said.
Mark Brown, board president of the Energy Efficiency Business Coalition, which is testifying in favor of an increase in the program goals, said that Xcel can achieve the increased program goals. Formed in 2007, the coalition represents heating, air conditioning, lighting and energy-auditing companies.
"We believe that there are plenty of other opportunities with existing technology, new technologies and even programs they have implemented that allow them to make up for what they're going to be losing in the lighting sector," he said.
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The Crest at Affordable Cost in Wildwood Crest
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
If you love Wildwood Crest, but hate the cost, consider renting this
up-to-date, clean 3 bedroom, 1-1/2 bath property that is priced
affordably. Large, 1100 sq. ft. unit, on first floor of two-unit
property. Only 2 steps into unit, so access is easy without having
to lug suitcases and beach gear up and down a full flight of stairs.
Over-sized eat-in kitchen opens into a large living/family room.
Central air. Outside enclosed shower has hot and cold water with
separate dressing area. Two off-street parking spaces. Located
between beach and Sunset Lake. Grocery store on corner. Italian
restaurant and ice cream parlor around the corner. Front porch with
comfortable chairs to enjoy the fresh air.
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Last modified on 04-17-2014 at 10:56 AM.
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Patricia Crane 215-913-6512
house rental amenities
Sleeps 8, with everyone having a bed, no sofa bed. Fully equipped
kitchen, including coffeemaker, blender, toaster, toaster oven, all
pots, dishes, flatware, utensils, etc. Large pantry, plenty of
cabinets and counterspace.
Refrigerator freezer with filtered water and filtered ice through the
door. Separate mini-refrigerator for soda and other cold drinks.
Dishwasher, washer, dryer. Two color TVs, DVD, VCR and video tapes,
games, puzzles, books. Beach umbrella, sand chairs, beach cart, ice
chest for guest use. Ceiling fans in all rooms. Central air, if
activities and attractions in Wildwood Crest New Jersey
Located between beach and bay, this property enjoys the best of
both. A short walk east takes you to Wildwood Crest's great free
beach to enjoy sun, surf and sand. A short walk west takes you to
Sunset Lake with all the water sports you could want, including jet
skiing, water skiing, and boating. Half-day and full-day party boats
take you fishing. Other boats take you whale watching. Sunset Lake
is known for its fabulous sunsets. Walking and jogging trails are
along the Lake also.
The trolley bus on Atlantic Avenue takes you to the boardwalk. The
2.5 mile boardwalk has amusement rides, shops, restaurants, fast
food, theaters and water parks. The whole family can enjoy the
double-decker merry-go-round. Take a ride on the East Coast's
tallest Ferris wheel or try the "The Great Nor'Easter," one of only
four suspended looping roller coasters in the world.
Many weekends in the Crest have craft shows, flea markets, music,
food festivals, fireworks and other events. Cape May is a short
drive south.
vacation rental rates
Peak season $1285 per week.
Off-peak $1175 per week.
Seasonal and Monthly rates quoted on request.
Patricia Crane 215-913-6512
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 Wildwood Crest
- Free beach
- Sunset Lake
- Free music concerts
- Flea markets and craft shows
- Enjoy the quiet
Top things to do on a budget
- Free beach
- Sunset Lake
- Free music concerts
- Flea markets and craft shows
- Drive to Cape May
Top things to do with a family
- Free beach
- Sunset Lake
- Free music concerts
- Wildwood boardwalk
- Flea markets and craft shows
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New Video of Matt Lewis at Harry Potter, the Exhibition in BostonLewis
Last week, Harry Potter, the Exhibition opened at the Museum of Science in Boston, Massachusetts. Readers will recall that TLC was at the event and brought you audio interviews with actor Matt Lewis (Neville Longbottom) along with our report and photos here. Thanks to WB, we now have some good new video of Matt at the Exhibition, where he discusses going through the various sets and props from the beloved Harry Potter films on display. We also have screencaps here where you can also see many new photos of the exhibition. Harry Potter, the Exhibition is now open in Boston and will run through February 21, 2010, with ticket info available at this link. Enjoy!
Please note: The video is also available here in our galleries, however unfortunately we are experiencing some problems and it may take quite some time for them to load.


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Camp Pendleton, CA (WXOW) Marine recruits must conquer a number of obstacle courses to graduate from boot camp. Each is designed to simulate a real combat situation. The obstacles alone are challenging; even more so when you have to complete them as a team.
A group of Wisconsin educators enrolled in the Marine Corps educators workshop traveled to the Recruit Depot in San Diego to learn more about recruit training. While there, the educators got a reminder about how challenging teamwork can be.
Everything marines do they do together. If one fails they all fail. Through obstacles courses like those at Camp Pendleton, recruits learn to depend on themselves and their teammates. A lesson the Wisconsin educators found far more challenging than they expected. "It's difficult. It's very difficult. Not only do you need to work together, you need to have the agility and the muscle to be able to go through the obstacle course, which is a big challenge.", says Math teacher Nancy Jayne.
In this scenario the group's mission is to transport an injured marine through a culvert and back to safety. Every member of the group must participate.
Another involved carrying a barrel and wounded marine across a rope bridge. The educators had a limited amount of time to make a plan and even less time to put that plan into place.
Many of the groups completed their task, but their success didn't come without some frustration and a new appreciation for the young men of the Marine Corps can achieve.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A woman was transferred to a hospital with life threatening injuries after a wreck involving a Jefferson County Public School Bus.
According to MetroSafe, bus number 0424 was involved in a crash at 4:21 p.m. Monday at Brownsboro Road at Drescher Bridge.
MetroSafe said emergency crews rescued a woman who was driving a white vehicle involved in the crash. According to Louisville Fire Department Captain Sal Melendez, she was transported to University of Louisville Hospital with life threatening injuries.
According to Ben Jackey with Jefferson County Public Schools, the bus was carrying 15 students and one driver from Chenoweth Elementary School.
Students who remained on the bus after the crash were either transferred to another bus or taken home by their parents.
Neighbors in the area expressed concern over the intersection and said the area tends to be dangerous for drivers due to recent lane changes.
Emergency officials on the scene said the bus did pull out in front of the white vehicle.
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---- — Shelby got an invite the Illinois Top Times Meet in Bloomington on Saturday and took 6th out of 52 teams, while Neoga placed 12th and Central A&M 45th.
"It was a pretty good showing," said Ram coach Kevin Kramer. "Everyone got a medal except for our freshman Marcus Skinner, but he still set a PR in the 3200 and just missed medaling by one place."
Skinner took 9th in the 2-mile, just out of the medals (10:13.7) in a close race, while senior teammate Alex Matlock placed 6th, running a 10:12.5. Only two seconds separated 5th through 9th place.
"Both of them got in good rhythm and paced themselves first half of race," Kramer said. "We still need to do a better job but I thought it was an improvement over last time they ran. Both ran seasonal best times. Marcus was a personal best and Alex was close to his best outdoor time. So very good way to start the meet."
Eli Miller was 3rd in the 60 meter dash (7.14) and 4th in the 200 (23.2).
"Eli continues to show improvement from last year," Kramer said. "Eli ran a 7.16 in the 60 meters to win his prelim and then came back with a personal best of 7.14 to take 3rd. We need to work on his starts so I think we still have room for improvement. But Eli has shown he has chance to be one of top sprinters in the state. In the 200, Eli ran a personal best indoors to finish second in his heat and 4th overall. Eli was in command coming down last the 50, but broke his form and tightened up a little. We need to work on conditioning and also learning to relax, but run fast those last few meters."
Cory Powers placed 6th in the 1600 (4:37.8).
"Cory ran a indoor best and looked good," Coach Kramer said. "Cory has been ill, so I think he could have done a little better, but he still ran good. He had a great indoor season as he was in the top 20 of 400, the 800 and the 1600 and part of the 4 x 800."
Drennian Martin was 7th in the 800 run (2:07.92).
"Drennian ran a personal best indoors, minutes after running in the 4 x 800, so I was very pleased to see him come back that stron," Coach Kramer said. "He still isn't 100% back in shape from early injury, but this shows progress."
Shelbyville also ran 5th in the 4x800. Drennian Martin ran a 2:04, Myles Foor a 2:03, Seth Applegate a 2:14 and Neil Yockey a 2:07.
"I was very encouraged by our race," Coach Kramer said. "We had some guys step up and cut some significant time off from last meet at Charleston. Our goal is to break school record and if that happens whatever place we will take."
Shelbyville still isn't up to full speed, but they are showing great promise for the season.
"We left some points at home with Darin Breeden and Luke Hatfield," Coach Kramer said. "Darin has not jumped this year in high jump, because of previous personal commitments and Luke just has not been able to get on a pole. Both would have gotten us some points so that is encouraging. We were only six points from winning the meet, so we have a shot at being pretty good at the end of the year if the kids are dedicated. All of the kids ran better than their performances coming in so it was a great success!"
Derek Williamson of Neoga, who had a good showing at the Charleston Indoor Meet, placed 3rd in the 200 dash (23.02). Teammate Corey Kersey, who shined in the jumps at Charleston Indoor, repeated at the Top Times. He won the triple jump (43-02) and earned an 8th place medal in the long jump (20-03).
Jason Pokalsey of A&M is also constantly showing his stuff in the quarter. Pokalsey took 6th in the 400 (53.5).
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Team Scores: 6. Shelbyville 23, 12. Neoga 17, 45. Central A&M 3
Shelby, Neoga, A&M results: 60 dash-3. Miller (SH) 7:14; 200 dash-3. Williamson (NEO) 23.02, 4. Miller (SH) 23.24; 400-Pokalsey (CAM) 53.54; 800-7. Martin (SH) 2:07.92; 1600-6. Powers (SH) 4:37.83; 3200-6. Matlock (SH) 10:12.57, 9. Skinner (SH) 10:13.79; 4x800-5. Shelbyville 8:28.47; Long jump-8. Kersey (NEO) 20-03; Triple jump-1. Kersey (NEO) 43-02


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The Chicago Golden Gloves boxing tournament wrapped up over the weekend. The man helping to run it though is in trouble with the law and there are calls for him to step down.
It's the annual Chicago Golden Gloves boxing tournament at Cicero's Clyde Park District Field House. The Chicago Golden Gloves has been around since 1923 producing such greats as Sonny Liston, Muhammed Ali and Irish dancer Michael Flatley.
However, lately some say there's a cloud hanging over the Golden Gloves and it has everything to do with this man --- Chicago-land Golden Gloves director Ted Gimza.
Gimza, a two time felon who has a long criminal history dating back to 1975, had his most recent run in with the law in February of 2012. He was pulled over in Buffalo Grove for speeding and subsequently charged with a DUI, unlawful possession of a 38 caliber handgun, no firearm identification card, as well as in possession of a switchblade. This, while also being on probation for a previous DUI in 2010.
John O'Brien is a former Golden Gloves boxer and professional referee who is calling on Gimza to step down from his post. O'Brien firmly believes that the head of any youth sports organization franchise shouldn't be an alleged criminal with a prior criminal record.
That sentiment is echoed by Sean Curtin, who is a longtime boxing promoter and former tournament director of the Golden Gloves.
Curtin and O'Brien say Gimza's current legal troubles, on top of his criminal history, are in stark contrast to what the Golden Gloves are supposed to be about -- providing good role models for kids. The Golden Gloves website claims, "We understand that boxing can't save every young person, but we know that given the opportunity through sport, lives can be guided and shaped, resulting in positive, productive citizens."
However, Gimza won't hear any of that!
On Friday, Gimza's court case received a continuance to mid-May, which is about the time he is scheduled to supervise some Golden Glove Chicago winners at the nationals in Utah.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
A driver had to be extracted from a car in north Toledo, after getting hit by another red light runner.
Police say a black SUV going north on Bancroft Street ran a red light at LaGrange and Bancroft Streets early Saturday morning.
The driver smashed into another car, then collided with a light pole.
The driver of the SUV fled on foot, according to police.
The person hit in the car was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries. No update on the victim's condition has been released.
Police are searching for the SUV driver.
Toledo Edison was called to the scene to fix the cracked light pole.
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---- — AMESBURY — A Haverhill man sentenced to four months in jail for breaking into more than 30 cars on Arlington Street and stealing one of the vehicles just before Christmas 2011 is back in trouble with the law.
Charles Anderson, 20, of 95 Lincoln Ave., Haverhill, was charged with 22 previous warrants and resisting arrest following an incident with police early Sunday morning. According to Amesbury police, the warrants were based on the Arlington Street car breaks, but police were unsure of the specific nature of the charges.
Police said Anderson was recognized by officers Ronald Guilmette and Craig Lesage as they conducted a routine patrol of the area outside Cumberland Farms on Main Street. When approached by the officers, Anderson denied being the man the officers believed he was. A scuffle ensued, and Anderson was arrested, police said.
On Dec. 24, 2011, Amesbury police arrested Anderson and Jake Pereira at Pereira's Arlington Street apartment after another Arlington Street resident saw them parking a white pickup truck and then running down the street. According to police, the duo had been breaking into cars on Arlington Street and the surrounding area for much of the previous night and, at one point, stole the pickup truck after finding a key inside it. During their hours-long spree, they stole thousands of dollars' worth of iPods, GPS devices, sunglasses, cellphones, phone chargers, binoculars and other items, police said.
Around 7 a.m. that day, the two men parked the truck farther up Arlington Street and then ran away, catching the attention of a resident who called police.
Police soon began receiving multiple calls from nearby residents reporting that their cars had been broken into.
Anderson and Pereira faced a minimum of 30 counts of breaking and entering of a motor vehicle, larceny of a motor vehicle and receiving stolen property less than and more than $250.
By admitting to sufficient facts for a guilty verdict in early 2012, Anderson and Pereira avoided spending as much as two years in jail. Instead, a Newburyport District Court judge sentenced them to 18 months in jail, but suspended all but six months of their sentences for two years while they were on probation. Both received 61 days credit for time served.


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Anna Kournikova's Biggest Loser Blog: Episode 10
November 23, 2011 at 11:11 am , by Ladies' Lounge
It was Thanksgiving on the ranch! The blue team kicked off the week with a lot of momentum—at the last weigh-in, neither of my team members fell below the yellow line and Sunny was the biggest loser of the week!
Before we got to work, the contestants were faced with a temptation that most people can relate to—Thanksgiving dinner. The average American eats 4500 calories on Thanksgiving. It's important to learn moderation, so I was glad that Sunny only ate one dish and Ramon limited himself to two. It showed me that they're really embracing their new healthy lifestyle. Unfortunately, neither of them won a challenge prize. Both of them would have a three-pound disadvantage at the next weigh-in, so our work was really cut out for us. At this point, both Sunny and Ramon knew how to work hard and eat right, so it was important for me to help them push even more in the gym. We worked out at the tennis court and it was incredible to see how much they have improved. They could actually rally with each other!
Bob, Dolvett and I decided to surprise the contestants by making healthy versions of their favorite holiday dishes for a Thanksgiving dinner. Going around the table and sharing what we were all thankful for was really special. It was nice to forget about the competition for a little bit and just enjoy each other's company.
Judging by the contestants' comments during the challenge, it was the hardest thing they'd faced on the ranch so far. Seeing the looks of sheer determination on Sunny and Ramon's faces made me proud. They both gave everything they had and finished the challenge in second and third place. I was happy that Sunny won the six-month biggest loser meal plan and that Ramon also won $2,500, which I thought he truly deserved for pushing himself so hard in the challenge.
For the last chance workout, I had Sunny and Ramon do all of the exercises they were used to, but added resistance bands for a new challenge. Adding resistance to certain exercises is a great way to shake up a routine workout and take it up a notch!
At the weigh-in, it was great to see how happy Becky was when she lost five pounds. She was a completely different person than the woman I walked with on the first day in the desert. I was nervous about who John would pick for the one-pound disadvantage, and he chose Sunny, which was really devastating because she pushed herself all week. Unfortunately, because of the disadvantage, Sunny fell below the yellow line with Ramon. Ramon got eliminated, but he can go home with his head held high because he accomplished so much at the ranch and I know he will go far on his own. I can't wait to see what he accomplishes at the marathon!
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Edward Snowden Says NSA Engages In Industrial Espionage
Enabling industrial espionage. (212 comments)
I remember reading a story, which may well have been apocryphal, about organized crime and foreign agencies exploiting the old FBI carnivore e-mail intercept system to use for extortion and industrial espionage.
It seems to reason that if the NSA is compromising telecommunications protocols, having routers forward copies of data, stuffing radio transmitters in computer equipment, etc., then some enterprising third parties are going to piggy back on it for their own purposes. That, and the NSA can't possibly be the only players in town undermining the integrity of the system. It seems to me that we've enabled a new class of criminal information enterprise, not just by or for the NSA.


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I will start off with suggesting that if you can go VIP...do it, it is worth every penny. We boarded in about 5 minutes upon arrival walking passed hundreds of waiting passengers. Disembarking was almost just as easy with the exception of a few passengers that felt the need to cut in line instead of waiting their turn. We were off the ship in 10 minutes and through customs in about 15. We were leaving in our car at 8:30 to head home.
All of the staff from room stewards to dining room were all awesome. Our room steward knew us by name after meeting us once. The waiter in the dining room was so wonderful to us every night. The food on the Lido Deck was good, not great. I highly suggest on sea days that you hit the buffet early otherwise you will be in for long and very slow lines. They don't open for lunch until noon. If they would start serving lunch at 11:00 this would help greatly. The food in the dining room was pretty good. The best desert is the chocolate lava cake. We tried many deserts and this was by far the best.
The first show we went to was called "The New World", it was pretty good. We also saw the magic show called "New Wave Magic" and it was AWESOME!. It is a must see. The last night they had a show called "The Big Easy", don't waste your time. The dancers are never together and it was tiring to watch. It was like they struggled through the entire show.
We did not do any excursions in Progresso. We did get off the ship to shop, but I would suggest just hanging out at the pool, you won't miss anything. We did the sub ocean view excursion in Cozumel. It was average...just a little long due to the fact the A/C did not work on the boat which made it uncomfortable. Cozumel is beautiful.
There are three very small pools and on sea days they were so over crowded, it wasn't worth trying to swim. I have read earlier reviews and I have to laugh at some of the complaints. You have to wonder what parent loses a 3 year old on a cruise ship and gets upset with the cruise staff?? That brings me to one of my main complaints about our cruise. There were about 4 families with young children about 8 or 9 years old. They were allowed to run wild on the ship with ZERO supervision. They were everywhere you turned. One day they took over the elevators to the main lobby pushing all the floors. This went on for hours. The other complaint I have is the cigarette smoke...it seemed to be everywhere you turned. There were limited areas to smoke, but most smokers ignored this and smoked wherever they pleased. I guess that shows the typical person a smoker is....who cares who you offend??
Overall, I give this a 4 out of a 5 star review. The only reason I am not giving it a 5 is because of the inconsiderate passengers who have no regard for fellow passengers.


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How can you explain someone opening fire into a crowded party filled with families, kids and innocents?
Even if some twisted gang banger has some theoretical vendetta against another of his ilk , you still open fire into a crowd knowing you could hit or kill little kids ? Exactly. That's what happened Saturday night at 9:30pm in Moreno Valley, out past Riverside, at a party for a family celebrating one of them heading off to college. Little six-year-old Tiana Ricks, a distant cousin, a piano playing cutie, was the victim of apparent gang gunfire.
Who was the supposed target? We don't know.. maybe her 26-year-old father, who was wounded but will survive. Cops haven't said so far... So now we have another of those make shift shrines on the street with photos and candles and balloons, while detectives search for the suspects. This in supposedly ''safe '' Moreno Valley, where, tragically and ironically, the family that owned the house had moved to specifically to escape the dangers of Compton. Or so they said.
This week it was Moreno Valley, last week it was Palmdale, where another little girl, this time a seven-year-old named Desirae Macias was in the back seat of a car on the freeway when some bad dudes who'd gotten into an argument with someone in her family opened fire on the car, hitting her in the head... she's been on life support and is brain dead.. according to the doctors. There have been too many of these cases over the years. ''How can you explain this?" people keep asking.. ''How is this possible ?"
The short answer is there are young men (mostly men, some women) with no hearts -no conscious -no sense of right and wrong -no morals- and usually no families. Their gang is their family, and they have access to guns and drugs. I've interviewed them. Their attitude is this; "No one gives a s--t about me, so why should I give a s--t about anyone else ? " That's it. Nothing complicated. So, the Tianas and the Desiraes pay the price ??? Apparently. And it goes on.
(FOX 11 / AP)-- Authorities say a 6-year-old girl is dead and her 26-year-old father is injured after they were shot at a family party in Riverside County.
The Sheriff's Department said investigators on Sunday had identified no motive or suspects in the shootings.
Sheriff's and coroner's officials say 6-year-old Tiana Ricks of Victorville and her father Tyrell Ricks Jr. were shot late Saturday night at their home in Moreno Valley northwest of Lake Perris.
The two were taken to Riverside County Regional Medical Center, where Tiana was declared dead.
Her father's condition was listed only as stable.
LeShawn Cook, a relative of the victims, tells the Riverside Press-Enterprise she was hosting the family gathering celebrating her daughter's departure to college when the gunfire broke out.
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BROOMFIELD, Colo. (AP) - Colorado law enforcement officers honored a Jefferson County sheriff's deputy who was killed in a motorcycle crash last week.
They were among those attending a memorial service for Sgt. David Baldwin Monday at the 1st Bank Center in Broomfield.
The Colorado State Patrol says the driver of an SUV was trying to pass another vehicle in a no-passing zone on Highway 93 on Jan. 26 and hit Baldwin's motorcycle.
Baldwin, a 27-year veteran of the department, was on duty and wearing a helmet at the time of the crash.
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WASHINGTON (AP) Members of the Democratic-controlled Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday sent to their colleagues a long-shot proposed change to the Constitution that would rein in political spending.
Democrats who lead the Judiciary Committee moved forward with an effort to limit deep-pocketed political campaign donors' influence. Republicans called the proposal a political stunt aimed at rallying Democrats during this election year and a ploy to gin up populist outrage against wealthy donors who tend to side with conservatives.
"How can I compete if someone is to put in $1 billion?" asked Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn.
Republicans on the panel criticized the proposal as overly broad and punitive against conservatives.
"The plain text of this amendment would allow Congress to ban books, to ban movies and to silence the NAACP," said Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas. "This is the Senate Judiciary Committee, a learned body. The majority of this committee is lawyers."
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., told Cruz that the NAACP supports the amendment.
Other Republicans expressed disbelief that they were even considering changing the Constitution, an intentionally difficult process that has been accomplished just 27 times, including the first 10 amendments known as the Bill of Rights.
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, said the Senate had become an "increasingly surreal and hysteric place."
"Thank goodness the framers of the Constitution, Article 5, made really, really dumb ideas like this almost impossible to enact," Cornyn said. "Why are we wasting our time on this?"
Starting in 2010, the Supreme Court has whittled away at campaign finance laws, first paving the way for super PACs and later empowering the super-wealthy to open their checkbooks for a virtually unlimited number of federal candidates.
Industrialist billionaires Charles and David Koch have taken advantage of the changes and have funneled tens of millions from their personal fortune to a network of conservative organizations that has grown in size and influence since those rulings. Democrats, including Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada, have been relentless in criticizing the Kochs.
It's proved to be an effective fundraising message for Democrats, as well. As Judiciary Committee members were considering the amendment, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire was invoking the Kochs in a fundraising message for her re-election bid.
"Give as much as you can, right now, to help us fight the Kochs on TV - before it's too late," wrote the Shaheen campaign.
Republicans counter by pointing to Democrats' support from investors George Soros and Tom Steyer, who have bankrolled left-leaning outside groups.
All political patrons would see their role limited regardless of ideology, said Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.
"We want to ban the billionaires on both sides of the aisle," Schumer said. "The Soroses and the Steyers will be just as banned as the Kochs and the others."
Senate Democrats, however, were likely to fail in their effort to allow Congress and states to set limits on how much money may be raised and spent in political campaigns.
To change the Constitution, two-thirds of the Senate and the House would have to back the measure. Republicans, who generally oppose such a change, have 45 seats in the 100-member Senate. Democrats have 53 seats and two political independents caucus with them falling short of two-thirds.
The Republican-controlled House is unlikely to take up the measure. Even if they did, officials in 38 states would still have to ratify the proposed amendment.
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Cleveland Cavaliers 93, Toronto Raptors 90 Typical Raptors. Do everything right early and then slowly but surely screw everything by reverting to your true form of a team that's lost on offense and plays shoddy defense. There shouldn't be any surprise that we blew a 20 point lead at home because we're a team that …Continue Reading
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Spare the treesIf Longmeadow really needs to expand its shopping center, please tell me that they will not cut down the beautiful trees that have been between the center and the church for years. That section of land is so beautiful, and adds a touch of serenity to the busy shopping area. Why don't they consider t...
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Springfield Jazz and Roots Festival a significant and enduring event for the cityThe city of Springfield is known for many great events such as the pancake breakfast, Stearns Square Concert Series, and the Parade of Big Balloons, but something has been missing the past three years. I believe, as do many area residents, the missing piece was the absence of a jazz event since the ...
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East Longmeadow Government Review PetitionThe first step to move the local government review forward is to submit approximately 1,681 registered East Longmeadow voter signatures to Town Hall for action.Let's move forward and get it done. Help us – please sign the petition.Conrad Wiezbicki...
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Keep Western Mass Casino-FreeOn behalf of Repeal the Casino Deal and No Casino Springfield, we are writing to sincerely thank the residents of Springfield, Longmeadow, East Longmeadow, Hampden and Wilbraham for their overwhelming support in the effort to keep western Massachusetts casino-free. As you may have heard, the State S...
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It is now a public facilityIn the mid-1990s in East Longmeadow, the financial "must haves" presented to the usual pathetic town meeting few, a proposal to purchase Pine Knoll "before Springfield could get it."Chris Maza confirms it was known to be a place of public accommodation and it was nowhere near #504 Reha...
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Reports indicate on Tuesday that the Seahawks plan to re-sign S Jordan Babineaux.
The team released Babineaux, a seven-year veteran out of Southern Arkansas, on Saturday. He started all 16 games for the Seahawks in 2009, recording 104 tackles, good for second most on the team.
The Seahawks released DT Craig Terrill giving them an extra roster spot.
Babineaux will most likely be the backup to starting SS Lawyer Milloy and brings more experience to the secondary that is starting a rookie, Earl Thomas, at free safety. Once nicknamed "Big Play Babineaux," the veteran is a solid third safety who the team clearly liked enough to bring him back for the season opener.
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Well, at this point, I'll likely do the Canon firmware update (I've never updated the firmware before, so first time here for me).
I may or may not get an external recorder....maybe when the state tax refund comes in.
I'll go from there....and once the BM Pocket camera comes out for awhile, and I see what is done with adapters for being able to use my Canon EF lenses with it...I may get one of those as a 2nd video camera.
So many toys...so little time and money.
The BMPC has a 3x crop, which will make it very difficult shooting with EF lenses. And if you buy an external recorder prepare to be disappointed, they rarely make a noticeable difference.


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"The sixteen books Ed Ruscha produced between 1963 and 1978 are objects with dual personalities. On their covers, as in his paintings, Ruscha delights in enigmatic wording and phraseology, the depiction of words as a subject in itself, typography as both form and content, and the exploration of variations in physical format. On the exterior, when their covers are seen together, the books seem to form a miniature retrospective of Ruscha's paintings from that period, revealing a relationship between these apparently disparate aspects of his work. To perceive the covers as little paintings thus provides some insight into the conception of Ruscha's paintings and adds credence to his statement that he'd envisioned the title and cover of Twentysix Gasoline Stations first, as if it were a painting, and then took the pictures to conform to it. This visual relationship helps to account for the fact that Ruscha painted the edges of several canvases as if they were spines of books and, conversely, that he made numerous drawings and prints of the book covers, which are such curious subjects for depiction."
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Portland: Please go to this! I am sadly out of town and will miss the incredible Amos Kennedy!
Portland, brace yourselves on Wednesday December 12th AMOS KENNEDY will be delivering epic truths! You do NOT want to miss this jokester/goofball/humble printer/genius/travelling car salesman/generous dummy of a man.
I had the privilege of working an art fair with him once and it was one of the most memorable experiences. He's always putting on a show! One of my favoritetest people ever.
FREE Public Lecture 6:30 PM at PNCA+OCAC - The Bison Building
Further reading: 3 Questions with Amos Kennedy
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De Graal Gember - Brouwerij De Graal
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3.8/5 rDev -0.5%
08-15-2014 02:56:46 | More by Taologic
4.25/5 rDev +11.3%
06-02-2014 21:00:56 | More by koladiola
3/5 rDev -21.5%
05-03-2014 16:27:48 | More by amalburg
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
03-29-2014 16:14:17 | More by jonmikel
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
03-25-2014 07:18:32 | More by gillagorilla
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
02-12-2014 20:05:15 | More by Annemie
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
12-07-2013 08:37:38 | More by Bendulum
4.5/5 rDev +17.8%
11-01-2013 18:43:17 | More by dcmchew
2.5/5 rDev -34.6%
09-24-2013 04:14:46 | More by westcoastbeerlvr
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
09-23-2013 16:27:00 | More by GraduatedCashew
3.88/5 rDev +1.6%
Damn Fucking Computer! As I go to submit my review It fucking asks me to log in to the site, after I've already logged in then erases everything I've just written. Damn!
Eye: Starts with a nice soapy sudsy looking head but it quickly falls to just a thin blanket of foam over the top of the beer. The beer is cloudy lemon yellow in color. Some lacing. Active looking carbonation.
Nose: Belgian upfront. Yeast phenolics are here telling me this is a spiced Tripel. Orange and coriander are in there as well as the ginger.
Tongue: Again, same as the nose. Belgian Yeast phenolics upfront. It tastes like a tripel with spice. Orange, coriander and ginger all play out together and are well balanced with the flavor of the actual beer. Unlike Ginger Beard or Crabbies this one doesn't taste like ginger ale or ginger beer-Gosling's. As far as the ginger goes it is more of a fresh ginger taste that isn't cloying, think eating a fresh slice of ginger with sushi. This beer has high carbonation and that is appropriate for what this beer is. It works well. Body is light and finish is dry, helped so by the ginger which comes back into the flavor profile once the beer is swallowed and adds to the lasting flavor of the beer.
Drinkability: This is one that I would drink again, I'm just not sure how soon. If it were packaged differently here perhaps a 750 or 4 pack I could see myself coming back to it regularly; just like I have standards I always go back to-Tripel Karmeliet, Duvel, Kasteel Rouge and Donker, Petrus Aged Red, etc. If this beer weren't $5 for a single bottle I could see myself drinking it more often. This is one that is good to try. Unlike Ginger Beard and Crabbies it isn't syrupy or sweet. This beer is beer with ginger in it, its not trying to taste like sweet ginger ale like the two aforementioned.
07-28-2013 15:06:27 | More by becktone
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
07-16-2013 20:59:24 | More by Ciocanelu
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07-15-2013 00:04:09 | More by idResponse
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +4.7%
07-14-2013 21:26:23 | More by WOLFGANG
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Recently stumbled across my notes from The Festival 2012. Lets do this!
A - Poured a nice hazy hued amber with a light one finger head that leaves light sticky lacing.
S - Aromas of nice light ginger, lemon, yeast/grains. Wish the ginger was more pronounced.
T - Taste is quite pleasant here. Nice spicy ginger notes intermingling with lemon as well. Solid ginger.
M - Mouthfeel is lightly carbonated. Wish there was more to help this from getting boozy.
O - Overall, a sold herbal beer. Again, wish there was more ginger. Nice citrus notes as well. Solid.
06-13-2013 23:06:02 | More by rudzud
2/5 rDev -47.6%
05-24-2013 13:04:47 | More by desint
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3.69/5 rDev -3.4%
11.2 oz fat squat brown bottle of "Belgian Ale brewed with ginger" served at about 56F in a St. Bernardus snifter. Coding on cap indicates a best by date of June 2013.
A: Pours a hazy amber with a thin but very durable off-white head that leaves some sticky lacing. Most sediment in the bottle added in the pour.
Aroma: a pronounced, but not intimidating, note of ginger with a surprisingly obvious hits of lemon and spicy hops. Hints of yeasty baked bread from the subtle malts and not-so-subtle yeast.
T: Started with ginger and spicy yeast, the flavor profile transforms across time, with flavors of lemon and lime joining in momentarily before the surprisingly delicate finish.
M: Medium-full body; medium, very soft carbonation. A very light tingle from the higher ABV and ginger.
O: Allowing that Brouwerij De Graal intended to make ginger a prominent component of this beer, the level of spicing is excellent. Ginger is one of the main features of both the aroma and the flavor, yet many other components come through without being masked by the ginger. Certainly one of the best ginger beers I've tried.
04-23-2013 01:05:35 | More by chinchill
4/5 rDev +4.7%
04-08-2013 14:53:09 | More by Poupae
4.1/5 rDev +7.3%
A: nice golden-copper colour, small but lasting head
S: The ginger is there but there is also apple and orange peel, nice complexity
T: sweet ginger up front, but the apple is still there even a hint of chocolate, some bitterness in the finish
M: Rather thin and dry, abv is fine. Comfortable drink
O: It's a pleasant beer with some complexity
02-25-2013 21:54:02 | More by benfons
North Carolina
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02-01-2013 13:12:21 | More by Shatter
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08-16-2012 20:34:26 | More by samEBC
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
06-27-2012 22:06:16 | More by AdamP
3.25/5 rDev -14.9%
06-11-2012 01:01:33 | More by siddhartha
4.1/5 rDev +7.3%
A: Pours a hazy gold with a thin, clinging white mousse.
S: Aromas of ginger and spicy Belgian ale yeast immediately hit the nose, but as the beer warms and settles in the glass, subtle aromas of earthy, tobacco-laced hops, lemon, and caramel emerge.
T: Soft notes of ginger and spicy yeast are apparent on the entry. Around mid-palate, they are joined by flavors of lemon, lime, moist earth, tobacco-tinged hops, and caramel. The finish is delicate and understated with notes of lemon, ginger, and spicy yeast most apparent.
M: Medium-to-full in body, dryish, and very soft. Carbonation is discreet and delicate. Despite being relatively strong, this beer displays no noticeable alcohol burn whatsoever.
O: This is a very appealing, straight-forward strong ale. Unlike most herbed/spiced beers, Gember does not beat you over the head with herb and/or spice flavor, instead preferring to captivate the drinker with the suggestion of spice. Very elegant and refined.
05-29-2012 14:05:24 | More by mrfrancis
South Carolina
4.43/5 rDev +16%
A: Poured from a bottle to a pint glass. Had a yellow color and a cloudy consistency. There was an inch of creamy had that lasted an average amount of time. Average lacing.
S: Lots and lots of ginger in the smell, along with some spices as well.
T: Tasted of ginger (a lot of ginger), but also a little malt, some yeast, and spices (mustard). Almost tasted like a combination of ginger ale and Belgian beer. A tangy, vibrant, and surprisingly complex flavor.
M: A pretty good amount of carbonation with a somewhat slick finish. Light-bodied.
O: This is one of the better herbed/spiced beers I've tried. Very drinkable and easy to like.
04-27-2012 13:16:17 | More by avalon07
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Juicy tidbits of chocolate-dunked fruit arrive on the doorsteps of family and friends, done up in colorful bouquets and candy boxes by the skilled fruit arrangers at Edible Arrangements' more than 1,100 franchises worldwide. The company's in-house chocolatiers drizzle albion strawberries and daisy pineapples in a trio of chocolate flavors. Once properly chocolated, the workers organize the preservative-free sweets into lush arrangements that resemble flowers in bloom. Customers can choose to plop their bouquets in a variety of vessels, including vases, mugs, and sports- or holiday-themed containers that add a personal touch to the edible gifts. Alternatively, customers can opt to adorn gifts with the cheery, red lids of candy boxes, nestling 12 chocolate-dipped morsels inside to build anticipation and determine if loved ones have x-ray vision as they guess whether fruit will come dusted in shredded coconut or drizzled in white chocolate.
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During the month of October, Fairview Tree Farm breaks out into Halloween-inspired atmosphere for hayrides. The nursery and farm welcomes guests for a series of spooky nights spent riding across a 1.5-mile route as spooky decorations and creatures attempt to rattle riders. Concessions are available before and after the ride, allowing customers to forget about their fear or their spilt candy corn with hot dogs, popcorn, and hot chocolate.
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Canberra loves Floriade, it marks spring in the national capital and a return to enjoying the outside life in our fair city, and 666 ABC Canberra is no different.
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This year we're running our fabulous Floriade photo competition again - enter a couple of your best photos to win.
To see a gallery of the best images in this year's competition or to enter your own photos, - visit our Floriade photo competition page.
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We'll also bring you our downloadable podtours, load Greg Bayliss and Graham Williams into your mp3 player and take them with you to Floriade.
Get the lowdown on what you're looking at while you wander around the garden beds, or take a vicarious tour from your wherever you find yourself.
If you've ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes in the making of Floriade, we took our camera down to the venue way back in August for a chat with Head Gardener Andrew Forster.
He ran us through the process of turning Commonwealth Park into the festival site, and back to parkland each season.
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And keep your ears on 666 ABC Canberra for a couple of special broadcasts from Floriade. Genevieve Jacobs will present her program from there on Friday September 23rd.
Genevieve will also host a statewide broadcast of the Pura Vida! concert on Stage 88 on Monday October 3rd - what a great way to spend a public holiday Monday.
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Tavani Tags Four Seniors to for Football Captaincy
Chiarolanzio, Coscia, Roberts and Scheuerman selected as team captains for defending Patriot League champs
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Wildcats dismantle Leopards in 45-7 final
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2013: Named to the 2013 Preseason All-Patriot League Team in a vote of league coaches and also selected for First-Team Defense by Phil Steele's College Football Preview...saw action in 11 games, making 10 starts...recorded 59 tackles...had a season-high 10 tackles and an interception against Sacred Heart (9/7)...registered six tackles in three straight games against Holy Cross (10/26), at Georgetown (11/2), and Colgate (11/9)...made eight tackles at Lehigh (11/23)...had six stops and two pass breakups in the FCS Playoffs at New Hampshire (11/30)...named to the All-Patriot League Second Team.
2011: Did not see any action for the Leopards after injuring his hand during the preseason.
AT LOOMIS CHAFFEE: Spent a prep year at Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, Conn.
AT WOODBURY: National Honor Society member who played defensive back and wide receiver... first-team all-conference and third-team All-South Jersey...nominated for South Jersey Senior Male Athlete of the Year award...helped guide football team to an 11-1 record as a senior and a South Jersey Group I title...in basketball, played point guard while his twin brother, Isaiah, was a shooting guard on a pair of South Jersey Group I titles and a 51-9 record in final two seasons...averaged 17.0 ppg...served as the team captain and was a third-team all-South Jersey selection...shared player of the year honors with his brother from the Gloucester County Times...in track and field, he helped lead team to the Group I title and was a first-team all-conference selection as well as second-team all-South Jersey in the triple jump, long jump and high jump.
PERSONAL: Son of Darryl and Nicole Roberts...has older sister, Darrah, older brother Glenn (played basketball at Coppin State) and a twin brother, Isaiah, who played basketball at Navy...born 11/7/91.
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