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It's never too soon to instill a love of physical activity in kids by exposing them to fun fitness activities and sports. Pediatric experts say that participating in different activities develops a variety of motor skills and muscles, and, most importantly, it reduces the risk of developing overuse injuries. A recent American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) report on child and adolescent sports-related injuries suggested that children are better off playing a variety of competitive sports to supplement, not replace, free play and recreational sports (where the goal is participation and fitness, and not competition) at least until puberty.
Here are some guidelines to help you choose age-appropriate fitness activities for your kids.
Age 5 and younger
Preschoolers can play team sports such as soccer, basketball, or T–ball as long as your expectations are realistic: Any sport at this age should be about play, not competition. (Anyway, most five-year-old children aren't coordinated enough to hit a pitched ball and don't have true ball handling skills on the soccer field or basketball court.)
Preschoolers tend to love water, and it's fine to introduce kids to water safety between six months and three years old. The American Red Cross, the country's leading water safety and instruction organization, recommends that preschoolers and their parents first enroll in a basic course that teaches blowing bubbles and underwater exploration before starting formal swimming lessons. Starting at about age four or five, children are ready to learn breath control, floating, and basic strokes.
Ages 6–8
By age six, children have made developmental leaps that make it possible for them to hit a pitched baseball and pass a soccer ball or basketball. They can also do complicated gymnastics routines and confidently pedal and steer a two-wheeled bike. Now is the time to expose children to diverse athletic and fitness-related activities because different sports stress growth plates differently, and the variety helps ensure healthy all-over development. Overuse injuries, such as stress fractures, so-called Little League Elbow, and heel pain in soccer players, are increasingly common and happen when kids play the same sport season after season.
Ages 9–11
Eye-hand coordination really kicks in at this point, so children are usually able to hit and accurately throw a baseball and make solid contact with a golf or tennis ball. It's okay to encourage competition—as long as you don't put all the focus on winning. If children are interested in participating in events such as short triathlons or 10K distance running races, these are safe as long as children have trained for the event and maintain healthy hydration (which parents must monitor).
Ages 12–14
Unless your child has gone through puberty, discourage lifting heavy weights. Encourage healthier options such as using stretchy tubes and bands and doing body-weight exercises such as squats and pushups. These develop strength without endangering bones and joints. Prepubescent kids should never attempt a one-rep max in the weight room. During periods of rapid growth, such as those experienced during the early teenage years, children are at the biggest risk for injury. A child who lifts too much weight or uses poor form when throwing or running at max effort can break bones.
Age 15 and older
Once your teen has gone through puberty and is ready to pump iron, you should urge him or her to take a weight-training class or invest in a few sessions with an expert. Poor form can harm muscles and cause fractures.
If your high schooler expresses interest in endurance events—such as triathlons or marathons—there's no reason to say no. Just keep an eye on nutrition (teens need extra calories) and hydration, and learn to recognize the signs of heat-related illness. Remember that proper training is just as important for teens as it is for their parents. Many races have minimum age requirements, usually 16 or 18.


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From the National Women's Health Resource Center
Are you losing interest in physical activity because you're not seeing quick results from your efforts?
While there are no magic pills for becoming more fit (and staying that way), some exercises are more effective in less time than others. Check out these ideas for burning more calories and strengthening muscles faster:
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Need a fun way to practice those numbers? Your little one will have a great time with this puzzle all about the number 7! She'll get to cut out and then solve this number puzzle herself. Help her sound out some of these sight words and count out the items in the picture.
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Jason Glen, Director of Worldview Formation
Jason Truett Glen began serving as the Assistant Director of Worldview Formation in July, 2012, and is also a non-tenured faculty member in the Christian Thought division. Jason received his MA in Christian Ethics from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina and his BA in Biblical Studies from Southeastern College at Wake Forest. He previously studied theology at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary for two years and Political Science at Texas A&M University for four years. Jason has ministered to college students for the past 14 years with the Navigators, Baptist Collegiate Ministries, and local churches. Jason has academic interests in ethics, continental philosophy, postmodernism, social justice, and worldview studies.
Jason met his wife, Ashlee S. Glen, while attending Texas A&M. They have been married since 1999 and live with their four daughters in Dayton, TN. The Glens enjoy the great outdoors, playing and watching sports, reading, and watching movies.
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UPDATE: Neighbors are in still in shock
that a decaying body was found at a nearby home on their street. Sunday
afternoon, Columbia County deputies found the body of 74 year old Catherine
Simmons in her daughter's home on Mahala Lane in Harlem.
"That's the sad part is why do
people do the things they do," said Sativa Sturkey, neighobor.
What investigators said Denise
Chinnery did was pretty disturbing. They
came to her Harlem home, and she wouldn't let them in. Officers forced open the door and found her
mother, 74 year old Catherine Simmons
body, sitting up in a chair, long dead.
"From what we were told she
was inside the house in the living room," said Sturkey.
Neighbors never even knew Simmons
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her," said Sturkey. "We've seen the daughter, she's come in and out t but we've
never actually seen her [Simmons]."
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a bit of a shock to the community, they are trying their best to make some
sense of it all.
"We just don't want anyone passing judgment on
her because nobody knows what actually happened or why she did what she did,"
said Sturkey. "We'll pray for her, that's
all we'll do."
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ORIGINAL: Denise Chinnery is behind bars after the decaying body of her mother was found in Harlem. According to an incident report, Investigators were called to the home by Chinnery's sister, who reported Chinnery was in the home with the body of their dead mother and would not let anyone inside.
When Investigators arrived, they discovered Catherine Simmons body sitting in a chair in the living room of the home.
Chinnery is being charged with cruelty to a person 65 years old or older.
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It is time once again for that touching annual ritual, in which the world's most powerful people move themselves to tears. At Heiligendamm they will emote with the wretched of the earth. They will beat their breasts and say many worthy and necessary things – about climate change,
The leaders of the G8 nations present themselves as a force for unmitigated good. Sometimes they fail, but they seek only to make the world a kinder place. Bob Geldof and Bono give oxygen to this deception, speaking of the good works the leaders might perform, or of the good works they have failed to perform; but not mentioning the active harm. They refuse to acknowledge that what the rich nations give with one finger they take with both hands.
Look at what is happening, right now, in the
These are the deaths caused only by acute results of feeding children with substitutes for breastmilk. A summary of peer-reviewed studies compiled by the campaigning groups Infact and Ibfan suggests that breastfeeding also reduces the incidence of asthma, allergies, childhood cancers, diabetes, coeliac disease, Crohn's, colitis, obesity, cardiovascular disease, poor cognitive development, ear infections and poor dentition(4). Switching from bottle to breast could prevent 13% of all childhood deaths(5): a greater impact than any other measure. Panaceas are rare in medicine, but the mammary gland is one.
Both the government of the
Since Ferdinand Marcos was deposed in 1986, the government of the
In February this year, the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Association of the Philippines (PHAP), which represents multinational companies, ran a series of advertisements expressing concern for women unable to breastfeed their children. The campaign was described by the UN's special rapporteur, Jean Ziegler, as "misleading, deceptive, and malicious in intent". He claimed the adverts "manipulate data emanating from UN specialized agencies such as WHO and UNICEF … with the sole purpose to protect the milk companies' huge profits, regardless of the best interest of Filipino mothers and children."(12)
Last year, in the hope of arresting this public health disaster, the Philippines Department of Health drew up a new set of rules. It prohibited all advertising and promotion of infant formula for children of up to two years old. It forbade the formula companies from giving away gifts or samples or from providing assistance to health workers or classes to mothers(13). The new rules seem stiff, but they all come straight from the WHO's code. PHAP, whose members include most of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies(14), went to the supreme court to try to obtain a restraining order. When it failed the big guns arrived.
So the Department of Health asked a senior government lawyer, Nestor Ballocillo, to contest the order. In December Ballocillo and his son were shot dead while walking from their home. The case remains unsolved: Ballocillo was working on several contentious issues. Last month the
The pressure to which the
The G8 demands action on climate change; the World Bank, controlled by the G8 nations, funds coal burning power stations and deforestation projects. The G8 requests better terms of trade for Africa; Europe and the
The question is no longer whether the undemocratic power the G8 nations exert over the rest of the world can be used for good or ill. The question is whether it will cease to be used.
George Monbiot is the author of the best selling books The Age of Consent: a manifesto for a new world order and Captive State: the corporate takeover of Britain. He writes a weekly column for the Guardian newspaper.
1. Baby Milk Action, 9th November 2006. International campaign aims to save
2. Connie Levett, 3rd February 2007. Formula for profit seen as recipe for disaster. Sydney Morning Herald. http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/
3. Jean Marc Olivè, WHO country representative, cited by the Philippines Sunday Times, 5th November 2006.
5. Gareth Jones et al, 5th July 2003. How many child deaths can we prevent this year? The Lancet, Vol 362, pp 65-71.
6. AC Nielsen, cited by Maricel E Estevillo, 14th July 2006. Business
7. Connie Levett, ibid.
8. The current rules are contained in Executive Order 51, passed in 1986.
9. Alessandro Iellamo, WHO
10. Alessandro Iellamo, May 2007. Philippine Struggle for Child Survival: Call for International Solidarity.
11. World Health Organisation, 1981. The International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes. http://www.who.int/nutrition/publications/code_english.pdf
12. UNHCR, 26th February 2007. Un Special Rapporteur Appalled
with the Deceptive Tactics of Milk Companies in the
13. Department of Health, 15th May 2006. Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations of Executive Order no 51. Administrative Order 2006 – 0012.
14. The members are listed here: http://www.phap.org.ph/directory.aspx
15. Thomas J Donohue, 11th August 2006. Letter to Gloria Arroyo.
16. Manila Standard Today, 9th May 2007. Report of visit of Barbara Weisel to Philippines Department of Trade and Industry.


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A south suburban teenager accidentally shot himself dead Saturday night, an autopsy has found.
Police responded at 9:03 p.m. Saturday to a call of a person shot in the 0-100 block of Oglesby Avenue in Calumet City and found the teenager shot in the bedroom of an apartment, according to Calumet City police.
Tyshaun McClurge of the 17300 block of Wausau in South Holland was declared dead at 9:15 p.m. at Ingalls Memorial Hospital in Harvey, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.
A Monday autopsy determined he died of a gunshot wound to the mouth and the death was ruled an accident, according to the medical examiner's office.
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Nature's Haven Log Cabin, Gatlinburg in Gatlinburg
- bedrooms 7
- baths 4
- sleeps 20
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Cabin
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,750 - $ 3,950 / week
vacation rental description
Set in the picturesque nature of the Smokey Mountains, this beautiful and spacious new 7 bedroom, 4 bath cabin is a vacation haven. It is awesome whether you visit in the spring when dogwoods bloom beautifully, in summer when breezes blow refreshingly, in fall when foliage colors change spectacularly, or in winter when pristine snow decorates charmingly.
As you lounge in the outdoor hot tub, or sit by the fireplace looking out the large windows, you might occasionally see nature's own entertainment as deer, rabbits, turkeys, bobcats, squirrels, birds, or even bears pass through your scenic view. You can also sit out on the covered front deck in a rocking chair and enjoy the cool breese. There may be a bear cub eating apples in the large front yard. Just one mile from Gatlinburg main street, there's plenty to do and always something for everyone. Nature's Haven is also within walking distance of Roaring Fork Creek, where you can fish, or even wade in the chilly cold water. So escape life's worries with a vacation stay at Nature's Haven in the Great Smokey Mountains.
One the first level (game room level), there are 2 king bedrooms and one queen bedroom. One king bedroom also has a large futon and adjoining bath. In the game room there is are two queen hidabed sofas and a bathroom off the game room. The hot tub is located outside on this level. On the next level (main level), there is the master king bedroom with adjoining bathroom and whirlpool bat...h. There are also 2 queen bedrooms along with one bathroom. There is also the kitchen and dining room on this level along with the living room. There are actually 2 dining tables in the dining room and 1 dining table in the adjacent breakfast area which can accomodate all the guests in the cabin. In the living room there are two full sofas and one recliner. The next level consists of the loft bedroom which has 2 twin beds and one queen futon. The cabin sleeps 20 people. Kitchen is fully equipped with a large refrigerator with icemaker, blender, toaster, coffee maker, pots, pans, dishes, silverware, over the stove microwave, can opener stove, and dishwasher. Living room has ceiling fans and large windows to enjoy the view as do the bedrooms. The large rear deck has a table and chairs and a very large gas grill.
We actually own and manage our cabin, so our rates are very reasonalble and competive, please see rates in another section. Cabin is a spacious 3800 Square Feet, so there is plenty of room to relax, and the kids can play in the downstairs gameroom. There is also an extra dining table in this room.
The View outside the cabin is great! You are halfway up a mountain, but not to worry, the cabin is easy to get to with paved roads and driveway. It sits on solid ground, not hanging over a cliff like some of the cabins in the area. There is even a large front yard for the kids to play in and when it snows they can slide in the yard. Nature's Haven is located only 5 minutes from Food City and about 10 minutes from Ober Gatlinburg Ski Slope. Pigeon Forge and Dollywood is only 6 miles away. It takes about 3 minutes to get to downtown Gatlinburg.
Behind this cabin is part of the Great Smokey Mountain Park, so it is not unusual to see varios wildlife around the cabin, but Please do not feed the Bears. You must keep the trash bins locked, the animals are bad to pilfer! This is a great place to spend your vacation in Gatlinburg Tennessee. Read less
Size: 7 Bedroom (3 King, 3 Queens, 1 Loft Bedroom),2 Queen Sleeper
Sofas, 2 Twin Beds, 3 Futons, and 4 Baths. Sleeps up to 20 with
linens and towels provided.
cabin rental amenities
6-Person Hot Tub on Deck
Gas Log Fireplace
Indoor Jacuzzi
Gameroom with Pool Table
8 Color TVs
Cable TV
VCR,DVD,Free Wireless Internet
Central Heat and Air
Mountain Views
Gas Grill
Fully Equiped Kitchen: Microwave, Blender, Coffee Maker, Dish Washer
Refrigerator with Ice Maker
Washer, Dryer
1 mile to Downtown Gatlinburg
Initial paper goods, linens, and soaps(excluding laundry detergent).
Swimming pool is located at the Gatlinburg Community Centre just 3 miles from this cabin. It has ample parking, is open year-round and is heated. Directions to the pool are provided upon confirmation.
activities and attractions in Gatlinburg Tennessee
Attractions of Gatlinburg and Surrounding Area
There is so much to see and do While staying in Gatlinburg, TN. The
following links are just a small sampling of the huge variety of
activites in the Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge area:
Appalachian Outdoors
6.5 Miles of White Water Rafting. No experience required, but
minimum age is 8 years old.
Camp Thunder
Complete with a go-kart track, miniature golf, and an indoor
adventure simulator.
Christus Gardens
The life of Christ! 3D dioramas, sculptures, and rare collections
that are sure to awe.
Owned by country music super-star Dolly Parton, Dollywood is fun for
the whole family.
Five Oaks Riding Stables
Horseback riding through scenic trails of the Smokey Mountains.
Fort Fun
Laser tag, bumper cars, and a video arcade.
Gatlinburg Craftsmen's Fair
Some of the worlds finest arts and crafts at these summer and fall
craft fairs.
Gatlinburg Sky Lift
A spectacular way to tour Gatlinburg. Sky car gives a great view of
the Gatlinburg and the surrounding mountains.
Guinness World of Records Museum
Exhibits of many of the records that are written in the world famous
Guinness Book of World Records.
Hillbilly Golf
Two 18-hole miniature golf courses with a unique set of hazards.
Motion Ride Theater
Ride through four movies, where your dreams (and nightmares) come
Mysterious Mansion
Excitement, horror, and terror. This is Gatlinburgs largest scary
Ober Gatlinburg
Ski Resort, Shopping Mall, and Amusement parks.
Old Gatlinburg Golf and Games
Golf and learn history at the same time! Visit landmarks and learn
heritage of Gatlinburg while you golf.
Rafting in the Smokies
White water rafting in Gatlinburg.
Ripley's Aquarium
Moving walkway through a tunnel inside a 1,000,000 gallon tank! Be
surrounded by over 10,000 fish.
Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum
Amazing collection of oddities and artifacts from around the world.
Ripley's Davy Crockett Mini Golf
Two interactive miniature golf courses.
Ripley's Haunted Adventure
The ultimate scare in town!
Ripley's Moving Theater
Moving seats are synchronized with a 3D screen for an unsurpassed
movie experience!
Rip Roaring Adventures
Raft the Big Pigeon River. A guide in every raft ensures safety. No
prior experience required.
Space Needle
A 342 ft. high observation tower, complete with laser tag and a
video arcade.
Star Cars Museum
Features some of the greatest cars of hollywod, including cars from
Back to the Future, XXX, Fast and the Furious, and Days of Thunder.
Sweet Fanny Adams Theatre
Two hours of hilarious original musical comedies.
Tennessee Earthquake Ride
Ride on a subway train as an earthquak occurs! Interactive sights
and sound create an unforgettable experience.
The Track
The ultimate in go-karts, bumper boats, and bungee jumping!
Treasure Quest Golf
18 hole miniature golf set with a jungle theme.
USA Raft - River of Adventure and a mountain of fun. No experience
World of Illusions
Worlds largest display of illusions! Walk away from your shadow or
make your friends disappear!
vacation rental rates
Monthly Breakdown Sunday-Thursday Friday & Saturday
Rate Per Night Rate Per Night
Non-Peak Season(4 Ngt Min March,April)
Jan 2-May 23 plus
Month of September $300.00 $400.00
*Peak Season(4 night mininum)
May 24-Jun 30 $400.00 $500.00
Special Events/Holidays
(3 night mininum)
Valentine's,Memorial Day, &
Labor Day Weekends $500.00 $500.00
July 1-31
August 1-Aug 18 400.00 500.00
Regular Season
August 19- Dec 17 $300.00 $400.00
(excludes month of October)
Oct 1-Oct 31(3 ngt min) 350.00 500.00
December 18-25(4 ngt min)550.00 550.00
Dec 26-Jan 1(4 nght min) 650.00 650.00
**Thanksgiving Weekend(5 nite min)
Christmas thru New Year's Day
(4 nite min) $650.00 $650.00
No Cleaning Fee is charged and there is no charge for extra people, same price for up to 20 people. 10% discount for 7 night stays except on Saturday checkins !! Large Discount on non-Peak rates. Please remind me if you have stayed with us before and we give you a 10% discount off our advertised rates. No other discounts can apply. A non-refundable reservation fee of 175.00 and 14% taxes are added to your reservation.
25% of total will be charged to credit card when reservation is made, under 30 days entire amount is charged to credit card
There is also a $300 security deposit, but if you choose to pay a non refundable damage fee in the amount of 50.00 which covers accidental damages up to an amount of 300.00, we will waive the security deposit.
Prices Based on a 1-20 Person Occupancy.2 Night Minimum Stay During Non-Peak Season
**Denotes a 5 night minimum stay, *3 night mininum, Advance Reservations required.
Security/Damage Deposit Required Prices/Amenities subject to change
Prices Based on a 1-20 Person Occupancy.
We are delighted to confirm your reservation. Guest renting cabin must be 25 years of
age or older. PAYMENT IN
FULL is required 30 days before check-in and credit card is automatically
charged unless personal check or money order has been received by due date.3%
additional fee added if balance is paid by credit card. A $25.00 service charge
will be added to any returned checks. Please email us if you prefer to have your
credit card charged. COMBINATION (KEYLESS ENTRY) TO CABIN WILL BE GIVEN TO GUEST
CHECK-OUT IS NO LATER THAN 11 AM! ($25.00 per hour additional charge for
late check-out or early check-ins). Place dishes in dishwasher and trash in
proper receptacle upon departure. SMOKING is not allowed inside cabin. No pets
($150.00 charge if pet has been in unit)! No refunds are issued due to weather
conditions. Cancellations: To cancel a reservation, the guest named on
the rental agreement must notify us by email of the request to cancel.
Reservation fee will be forfeited on all cancelled reservations charged.
Cancellations made less than 60 days prior to the arrival date will result in
all funds deposited being non-refundable. If we can rebook the unit for the same
dates, you will be refunded the amount at which the unit was rebooked, even if
it is a lesser amount. If cancelling 7 days or less, prior to 4pm on your
arrival date, there are no refunds or reschedules.
Policy Information
Security/Damage Deposit: An initial security deposit may be
charged to confirm your reservation. This deposit will be held for up to 10 days
after check out date to insure that property was maintained and well cared for
by renter. If there are no damages or extra cleaning charges required, this
deposit will be returned in full.
Refund Policy: All our properties are privately owned.
Descriptions, bed sizes, amenities and names of cabins are subject to change
without notice. Your cabin/chalet will be inspected prior to your arrival to
ensure that all equipment is in good working order. In the event of a mechanical
failure, we will make every effort to have all reported malfunctions corrected
as promptly as possible. Neither the rental company nor the property owner will
be obligated to give replacements or refunds in the event of failure or absence
of any item, or for any public utility including television service. No refunds
will be given due to early departure. This includes departures due to inclement
weather. You are responsible for the entire booking once your reservation has
been made.
Reservation Transfer Policy & Fee:
To shorten confirmed reservation dates, change dates or units, a $50 fee will be charged. Guest must notify us either in written or verbal form of the requested change and a new
confirmation will be issued that must be signed and returned to us. No
reservation dates may be shortened or units changed 30 days or less prior to the
original arrival date.
Check-In and Late Arrivals: Check-in begins at 4 pm. Our goal is to have all units available by 4 pm. Cleaning and maintenance is sometimes unavoidably delayed by seasonal traffic and/or
inclement weather. If you arrive early to avoid traffic, you may have to wait.
Late arrival should be avoided if possible.
Large Groups &
Receptions: Our homes
are to be used for the QUIET enjoyment of our guests and NOT to be used for loud
or wild parties. "Disturbing the Peace" may result in eviction and/or loss of
security deposit. Please be aware that while we allow quiet receptions, the
sleeping capacity of the home cannot be exceeded and the guest must dispose of
excessive garbage in trash bins. No student groups or house parties are
Check-Out and Departure, 11 AM:
We are sorry you have to leave at all, however, we must insist on a 11 AM check-out time. Leave your unit "broom clean" and in the same order as your arrival except for linens. All
dishes and cookware must be washed and put away, garbage sealed in plastic bags
and placed in trash bins. BBQ grill to be left clean. A minimum fee of $50.00
will be charged if excessive cleaning is required. Leave lights, televisions and
other appliances turned off. Leave heat set at 55 degrees or air conditioning at
85 degrees and fireplace screen or glass doors closed and secured. Leave all
windows and doors closed and locked. Pile wet linen, towels, etc. on the shower
floor or in the bathtub. Furnishings must be returned to their original
Housekeeping: All of our homes provide bed linens, 1
bath towel and wash cloth per person, and 2 hand towels per bathroom for the
occupancy of the unit along with a STARTER supply of bar soap, dish soap
(laundry soap is not provided) and paper goods. The house is cleaned, hot tub is
drained, refilled and sanitized and beds (except sofa beds) are made prior to
your arrival. This is a "Housekeeping Unit". Daily maid service is not provided
and guests are expected to launder towels, etc. as needed during their stay.
Each unit is inventoried after each use. Upon arrival report any apparent
damage, housekeeping issues, shortage of furnishings or equipment immediately to
us. Your silence indicates full acceptance of the unit and its condition. Only artificial holiday decorations are permitted and all evidence of any guest decorations must be properly disposed of upon departure.
ITEMS PRESENT at the the cabin include: ample gas for the BBQ grill, blender,toaster,microwave,
dishwasher, d/w powder, coffeemaker(you must bring your own coffee), basic
silverware, cooking utensils, plates, bowls, cups,glasses, cooking pots and
pans, can opener, and iron with ironing board. ITEMS TO BRING: clothes hangers,
beach towel for hot tub, laundry detergent, food, salt and pepper, flashlight,
plastic wrap, aluminum foil, shampoo, and camera.
Trash Removal: All trash is removed by guest from each
unit at the end of each reservation. Please do not allow outside containers to
overflow due to problems from bears and other animals. If bins are full, tie bags up and leave inside the main exit door.
Insects: Though all units are sprayed regularly
by a professional pest control company, ladybugs, wasps and other insects
sometimes affect rental units. Guests are expected to vacuum or dispose of small
amounts of ladybugs, flies, wasps or bees. In the event of a major infestation,
the office will call maintenance or pest control to attempt to solve the
problem. No refunds are given for the presence of insects.
Maintenance: Be sure to call our office with any maintenance issues, sometimes this is the only way we find out something needs attention. We do everything possible to keep all equipment in good working order. However, it is impossible to guarantee that all appliances, hot tubs, hot water heaters, etc. will be in working order 100% of the time. We do guarantee to correct all
deficiencies as soon as possible during normal business hours. There will be no
refunds or adjustments for malfunctions. Report all maintenance problems to the office. If it is after hours, be certain to leave your phone number and the nature of the problem with the answering machine. Non-emergency maintenance will be handled the next day. Management
reserves the right to perform exterior and/or interior maintenance during your
stay with or without notice to you, however, in the event maintenance must be
performed we will do our best to do so without inconvenience to you.
Hot Tubs – Spas – Pools: Hot tubs are drained, cleaned and refilled prior to ecac
checkin, with this in mind, your hot tub may not be warm until later in the
evening. It is important to note that there are certain health risks that are associated with
the use of a hot tub, spa and/or swimming pool. It is the responsibility of the
registered guest to inform anyone using these facilities during the term of the
stay of the potential hazards. If you have any questions concerning the
operation of the tub call the office during business hours. Children under the
age of 16, pregnant women and persons with heart conditions or skin
sensitivities should not use the hot tubs. Hot tubs will be inspected after each
rental. If any items such as food, alcohol, soaps or bath products, etc. are
found in the hot tub, you will be charged an excessive cleaning fee of $150.
Covers should remain on the hot tub at all times when not in use. Hot tub covers
are for insulation purposes and are not designed to support a person. DO NOT
STAND OR SIT ON HOT TUB COVERS, they will break. Damage to any cover will result
in a $350 charge.
Fireplaces: Our homes are equipped with a gas burning fireplace(s). Fireplaces may not be operational during the months of May through September. No foreign materials are to be burned in gas fireplaces.
Pet Policy: No pets are allowed. There will be an additional cleaning fee of $150 if a pet has been in the unit.
Smoking Policy: No smoking is allowed within the cabins. There are outdoor decks provided on which smoking is allowed.
Utilities: Please do not run heat or air
conditioning with doors or windows open. Upon departure, set thermostat at 85
degrees in the summer months and 55 degrees in the winter months.
Lost and Found: If you find you have left something
behind, call our office and we will try to locate the missing
item(s). If the item(s) is located the cost of locating, packaging, and shipping
will be charged to you.
Television, Security Cameras:
Because our units are
privately owned homes the method and level of TV service (cable, satellite, and
antenna) is determined by the owners and by the service that is available in the
area. Premium channels are typically NOT available. We assume no responsibility
for TV reception or operation and cannot guarantee that specific channels will
be available. We will be happy to assist you by phone to help you with TV related problems. However, if you insist that we travel to the unit to assist you and we find that the problem with the system is due to user error there will be a minimum $35.00 charge. If television or VCR wiring is changed to facilitate use of games etc. it must be returned to the same condition as when received. Outside security cameras may or may not be present at the cabin you are staying in.
Weather: Weather changes quickly in the mountains. You should plan your trip according to the weather. In winter, though our weather is ordinarily fine, you should come prepared with extra food, 4-wheel drive if possible and/or chains. It is also advisable that you carry a bag of rock salt in your vehicle. Please be aware that we do not refund for bad weather, no shows, early check out and we cannot provide transportation of any kind! We do not guarantee any road surface conditions. We do not refund due to road conditions.
Description & Brochure
Errors: We make every effort to assure that all descriptions and representations from us, in on our
Internet Site are accurate. However, we are not responsible for errors in the
furnishings or amenities. Prices, amenities, and/or minimums are subject to
change with or without notice. Office Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
I, the undersigned, understand that I will be held responsible for the care of the property being rented under my name. I have read all pages of this confirmation and acknowledge its content.
I accept full responsibility for additional guest, damages, or extra cleaning
charges during my occupancy, or those discovered after departure from the above
rental. Further, I understand these charges will be charged to me.
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Local Cabin Map: Go through Pigeon Forge to Gatlinburg. Follow the red
lights to red light #3 and take a left. Go to red light #1A and take the right
fork, which is Roaring Fork Road. Go 1/2 mile to Lewis Claybo and turn right to
the end of the street and you are at Nature's Haven Log Cabin.


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Cottage Cheese Fluff Recipe
Canned fruit and packaged gelatin are the convenient keys to this dish. It's not your ordinary salad. You can vary the flavor of gelatin or the type of fruits to suit your family's tastes.Annette Self, Junction City, Ohio
- 1 cup (8 ounces) 4% cottage cheese
- 1 package (3 ounces) gelatin flavor of your choice
- 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained
- 1 cup unsweetened crushed pineapple, drained
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans, optional
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- In a large bowl, combine cottage cheese and gelatin powder. Stir in the oranges, pineapple and pecans if desired. Just before serving, fold in the whipped topping. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Cottage Cheese Fluff in Quick Cooking November/December 1999, p7
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Reviewed Oct. 26, 2011
I've been making this for holidays for many, many years and my kids and grands insist on it. I've never added nuts tho.
Reviewed Jul. 17, 2011
This recipe is so versatile. My favorite rendition is to use raspberries with raspberry Jell-O. Using strawberries is also a hit around here. Blueberries with blue gelatin. If you can imagine it, you can make it. I have also used cream cheese in place of the cottage cheese and added a small package of miniature marshmallows.
Reviewed Apr. 18, 2008
I leave out the whipped topping for a yummy light lunch.
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Three men are in custody tonight after an accident Sunday afternoon on the High-Level Bridge in Toledo.
Toledo Police say that around 4:30pm, a black SUV with New Jersey license plates was driving eastbound on the Anthony Wayne Bridge when it side-swiped another car.
The SUV then hit the guardrail.
That's when witnesses say three men got out of the SUV and ran.
Police say one man came back, grabbed a package out of the car, and tried to get away.
Police on the scene say they did find and arrest the men involved.
There is no word on what was in the package.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Nate Allen - #29 - S
|6' 1"/ 210 lbs.
|Fort Myers, FL
|South Florida
|Years played
|2010, 2nd round, 5th pick by Eagles
Eagles come to terms with first-rounder Graham
The Eagles reached a contract agreement with first-round pick DE Brandon Graham late Thursday. Terms of the deal weren't immediately available.
Eagles sign S Antoine Harris
The Eagles announced Thursday that they have signed S Antoine Harris and waived/injured S Brett Johnson.
Eagles sign second-rounder Allen, cut Hall
The Eagles announced Tuesday that they have officially signed S Nate Allen to a four-year contract. To make room on the 80-man roster, the Eagles released LB-DE Alex Hall, whom they had acquired in early April in a trade with ...
Eagles' Vick cleared to take part in training camp
The NFL has completed its investigation into the shooting at Michael Vick's 30th birthday party and will not suspend him as a result.
NFC East training-camp reports
In the fifth part of our series of training-camp reports, we look at NFC East teams, including a Redskins club with newcomer Donovan McNabb at the helm.
Eagles, Graham have yet to start negotiations
The Eagles and first-round DE Brandon Graham have yet to begin contract negotiations, a source close to the situation told PFW late Tuesday night.
NFC East sleepers few and far between
The NFC East stands as one of the toughest divisions, top to bottom, and there are not a lot of quality sleeper candidates with so many established stars.
Eagles have no plans to cut Vick
The Eagles plan to keep QB Michael Vick on the team despite vague reports indicating that he was present the night of a shooting at his 30th birthday party.
Considering Kolb as a fantasy starter
Although Eagles QB Kevin Kolb might not be an ace fantasy starter from the outset, I do believe you're going to be looking at a top-10 fantasy QB when the dust settles.
Report: Vick barred from leaving Pennsylvania
Eagles QB Michael Vick has been barred from traveling outside of Pennsylvania by probation officials following a shooting at his birthday party last month, Vick's spokeswoman told NBC 10 in Philadelphia.
Prosecutor: Vick involved in confrontation before shooting
In a new development surrounding the shooting at Michael Vick's 30th birthday party, the prosecutor in Virginia Beach, Va., said Wednesday that the Eagles quarterback was involved in a confrontation at the scene prior to the shooting.
No charges filed in shooting at Vick's party
Virginia Beach police say investigators have identified the shooter of an unidentified person at the birthday party of Eagles QB Michael Vick, but no charges will be filed in the case.
Eagles deny report they're considering release of Vick
The Eagles issued a statement Saturday refuting an Associated Press report that they are considering releasing QB Michael Vick in the wake of a shooting that occurred a week ago at his 30th birthday party.
Eagles claim S Johnson from Bills
The Eagles have claimed S Brett Johnson off waivers from the Bills.
Eagles know running game remains vital
With all of the talk about how the offense will be different with the change from Donovan McNabb to Kevin Kolb at quarterback, it's easy to forget how important the run game might be in the big picture.
Allen has left the Philadelphia Eagles' game against Chicago with a concussion.||||||| Allen is Philadelphia's starting free safety. He was injured in the first quarter during Chicago's scoring drive. Jay Cutler threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to Matt Spaeth to give the Bears a 7-0 lead Monday night.
Allen has a ruptured patellar tendon in his right knee and will have season-ending surgery.||||||| Allen, drafted with the second-round pick Philadelphia acquired from Washington in the Donovan McNabb trade, is the fourth defensive starter to go down for the season. A potential fifth, middle linebacker Stewart Bradley, is out with a dislocated elbow and may not return until the playoffs. Allen was hurt in the Eagles' 38-31 win over the New York Giants. His knee appeared to buckle while he tackled Mario Manningham.
Allen has solidified his position as a starter with his play during training camp.||||||| Defensive coordinator Sean McDermott calls Allen unshakable, and says the second-round pick from South Florida has earned the respect of his peers. McDermott made his comments after Wednesday morning's practice at Lehigh University. The Eagles struggled last season to find a capable free safety after perennial Pro Bowler Brian Dawkins signed with Denver as a free agent. Allen was given the starting spot at the beginning of camp.


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Modern upscale living with nice bay view in Marco Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 7
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
Marco Island House deals
stays between: 8/27/14 & 9/27/14
deal expires in: 3 days
25% discount in August / September
25% discount in August / September
- $1,375 $1,031/week (25% off)
deal# DUC7MB
vacation rental description
Life on the water is wonderful, this gorgous single three bedroom
home on Menorca Ct is paradise. Here, your home is on your own
waterway on a private tiplot with a beautiful large view over our
tarpon bay, bring your boat or rent one, because you have your own
dock with a boatlift out back. Sunbathe or fish from the dock where
you have a fish cleaning station and even light the dock for extended
fishing in the late evening hours.. The house sits on a tip lot with
a 150 ft sea wall which gives it extra privacy on the sides. Manatees
and dolphins are in the canal all year around. You have a heated pool
and modern lanai as well as an outdoor kitchen and bar with six bar
This luxurious house has a master bedroom and bath, two guest
bedrooms with a bathroom, one with a queen size bed and one with two
twin beds. A nice living room with big windows
with a great bay view and separate dining room and wonderful kitchen
for casual, comfortable entertaining. All large family rooms area
with tiled floors. A seperate Den with two computers and Wi-Fi in the
whole house. The Den is furnished with a pullout sofa in case you
have overnight guests.
There are built-in speakers throughout the house both indoors and
outdoors. There is also a tv outlet in the outdoor kitchen. For sporting
events you can move the bedroom tv outdoors.
Residents beach is just a ten minute bike ride with great beach
facilities for the family. Within less than five minutes walk you
have The Shops of Marco where you will find a Publix Supermarket,
several restaurants and quite a few other shops.
This quiet and peaceful setting makes this residence a perfect
place for your holiday retreat!
property availability
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- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-31-2014 at 4:17 AM.
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Richard Mattsson +46733586500
house rental amenities
central heating
linens provided
alarm clock
ceiling fans
hair dryer
restaurant dining guide
security system
towels provided
filtered water
local maps
dish washer
washing machine
clothes dryer
cooking utensils
coffee maker
ironing board
ice maker
electrical hand mixer
- large mahogany table
seating for 10 people
- dining area
2 bathrooms
1 Half Bath
Master Bath - Shower, Toilet, Tub
Bathroom 2 - Toilet,
Outdoor shower on Lanai
3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
Master Suite - 1 King
2nd bedroom - 1 Queen
3rd bedroom – 2 Twin beds
- Den with pullout sofa, sleeps 2 kids, 60" wide
4 flat screen TVs, 2 x 47" & 2 x 32"
cable and high-speed internet via Comcast
stereo system with speakers in 5 areas of the house both
indoors and on Lanai
CD player
DVD player
Internet Access:
Computer with printer/scanner
High speed Internet
5+ bicycles
outdoor grill
Outdoor Entertainment Area
dock boatslip
screened porch/lanai
6 outdoor chairs with large round
6 outdoor bar stools
2 white wooden Adirondack chairs
3 Sun chaise lounges
Swimming Pool:
outdoor pool
heated pool
long term renters welcome
small dogs allowed with extra
security deposit
non smoking only
children welcome
Onsite Equipment:
beach towels
fish cleaning table
beach chairs
pool toys
vacation rental rates
May 1 - December 15 $1,375 weekly, $4,100 monthly
December 16 - April 30 $2,800 weekly, $8,500 monthly
A refundable damage deposit ($500), cleaning fee ($180), and resort tax (10%).
Reservation secured upon payment of deposit, subject to terms of Rental Agreement.
One week rental period is the minimum and rental time runs from saturday to saturday.
PayPal accepted against additional 3%.
Richard Mattsson +46733586500
accepted payment methods
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Top things to do in Marco Island
- Beach
- Shelling
- Snorkeling
- Marco Movies
Richard Mattsson , owner


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Investigators did not release many details over the weekend about a fatal house fire in Cumberland County. The fact that there was a fire at this same house two months ago only added to the mystery, neighbors said.
"We actually heard the fire trucks first and we came out and went behind the house that's beside us and the flames were just roaring out the back corner window," neighbor Angela Durham said.
The fire happened around 9:30p.m. Saturday near Trindle Bowl in Hampden Township. A body was found inside the charred home. Investigators stayed tight-lipped about the identity. Neighbors feared the worst.
"I didn't get much sleep," said Durham. "It was really hard to see all the fire trucks and not knowing if she was in the house or not."
What added to the mystery, fire crews were there in late November to battle a kitchen fire.
"I don't know what to think. Like I said, we were around that night and my husband could pull her to safety," said Durham. "Then this happened again. It's heart wrenching."
"It's just weird. Two times in two months, that's weird," neighbor Jennifer Miller said. "It definitely makes you wonder. That's a heck of a coincidence."
A coincidence that authorities will vigorously investigate.
"They'll look at who made the 911 calls, what did the first people that arrived on scene see," said John Bruetsch, public information officer for Cumberland County. "They were having people write their statements out. The fire department, things like that."
Meanwhile, neighbors will anxiously await answers.
"It was really sad, it doesn't matter who it is," said Durham. "If you know them or not it's just sad that it had to happen in your neighborhood two houses down and especially when that house caught fire two months ago."
A state police fire marshal is investigating the cause of the fire.
An autopsy is scheduled for Monday.
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A 70-year-old woman was fatally stabbed Monday morning in her South Side Avalon Park neighborhood home during a domestic dispute.
The stabbing occurred at 10:15 a.m. in the 1100 block of East 81st Street, police News Affairs Officer Daniel Sullivan said.
Virginia Spaulding, 70, was found dead at the scene, where she also lived, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.
Police had no additional details about the circumstances of the stabbing Monday evening, and could not say if anyone was in custody.
Area South detectives are investigating.
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Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
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Young Chris Songs, Videos, & Albums
Kidd Kidd ft. Young Chris - The Real [Stream]
"You take the blue pill, the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes." Listeners who choose... Read More
Young Chris ft. Peedi Crakk - Fouled Out [Stream & Download]
Back in October of 2013, Philly vet Young Chris dropped by to assure fans he was still breathing on a single off Vital Signs, the official EP prelude to his next full-length. Though the former project dropped in November as... Read More
Young Chris - I'm Alive [Stream]
Young Chris has been a bit quiet lately (his last feature, Hands up High, hit our front page nearly a year ago), but don't count him out just yet. On new EP single I'm Alive, the Philly vet assures listeners that... Read More
Young Chris ft. Problem - Hands Up High [Stream]
With his latest single, Hands Up High, Philly spitter Young Chris takes us to the club or wherever you prefer to sip your Patron margarita while taking in a few fist-pump-worthy, Bankhead Bounce-worthy tunes. Thanks to the... Read More
Young Chris ft. Rico Love - Go Hard Money [Stream]
When you're as fly as Young Chris, you don't settle for standard currency, you hit the club strapped with racks of Go Hard Money. After signing YC to his Division 1 label last year, CEO Rico Love ignites the sirens,... Read More
Young Chris - King [Stream]
Over the years a lot of rappers have laid claim to hip-hop's throne, most recently The Throne, but here to make a move for the crown is Young Gunz alumni Young Chris and his new promo single King. While a triumphant,... Read More
DJ Kay Slay ft. Beanie Sigel, Freeway, Young Chris & Tray Lee - Microphone Murder [Stream & Download]
Beware, Booth readers: you're approaching the scene of a homicide. What—you want to see for yourself? That's pretty damn sick, but what the hell. Just slip under the police tape and have a look. On Microphone... Read More
Joe Budden ft. Young Chris - Lower [Stream]
If Joe Budden's Twitter timeline is to believed, the Slaughterhouse emcee does most of his rhyme writing at strip clubs, only looking up from his pen and bad when a particularly rotund posterior comes into eye shot. Perhaps... Read More
Meek Mill ft. Young Chris - House Party [Stream]
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Young Chris ft. Meek Mill & Freeway - Lay Low [Stream]
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Young Chris - Can't Stop [Stream]
Newton's first law states that an object in motion will stay in motion, barring the application of an external force. Similarly, when Young Chris is on his hustle, he simply Can't Stop—and if there exists a... Read More
Young Chris ft. Notorious B.I.G - None of Dem (Remix) [Stream]
Philly representative Young Chris has no trouble getting female attention, but there's one chick who matters more than all the rest; as he puts it on this inaugural mixtape leak (presented in remixed form) ... Read More


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Dunescape 101 in Isle of Palms
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 9
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Dunescape
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,300 - $ 3,450 / week
vacation rental description
This is a first floor corner unit, with private stairs from the covered deck to the pool and beach!
There's nothing but the highest quality throughout this beautiful condo! The living room features a large sectional sofa, and the favorite overstuffed chair that everyone will claim for their own! Enjoy the large HD flat screen with Directv, as well as a Blue Ray player. Bring the kids Nintendo games and controllers, we've provided the Wii.
The dining area and kitchen area have seating for all. Everything you need for the kitchen is provided. You will enjoy the granite counters and stainless steel appliances. There is a community gas grill for everyone to enjoy.
Bedrooms are as follows:
Master: King bed, large bath with separate shower and jetted tub. There is a sliding door giving access to the oceanfront deck.
Bedroom 2: Queen bed, bath with shower/tub combination.
Bedroom 3: Full bed with a twin as a bunk over it, bath with shower/tub combination.
We provide high quality 1000 count linens! Each bedroom has it's own television. The master also has a dvd player.
You will enjoy the oceanfront deck that has steps down to the ground for access to the pool and beach!
Of course there is a full size washer/dryer for your use.
property availability
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Last modified on 08-7-2014 at 4:12 PM.
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Dudley Spangler 704-953-2735
condo rental amenities
You have your own stairway from your deck to the pool and beach!
vacation rental rates
Spring: 03/05/12 thru 05/18/12... $2,350/week $470/night 3 night minimum
Beach: 05/09/12 thru 06/15/12... $2,870/week $575/night 3 night minimum
Summer: 06/15/12 thru 08/03/12... $3,450/week
Sport: 08/04/12 thru 09/07/12... $2,800/week $560/night 3 night minimum
Fall: 09/08/12 thru 10/19/12... $2,050/week $410/night 3 night minimum
Winter: 10/20/12 thru 03/02/13... $1300/week $300/night 3 night minimum
Weekly rentals run Saturday to Saturday--SNOWBIRDS CALL FOR RATES FOR EARLY 10
**Thanksgiving, Christmas week, $1600 per week. NO NIGHTLY RENTLAS.
Dudley Spangler 704-953-2735
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At first glance, the 7-1 vote in the Fisher affirmative action case decided by the Supreme Court is puzzling. While the decision about the University of Texas' admissions policies was essentially a punt, putting off for another day the future constitutionality of affirmative action programs, two of the court's liberals (Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Justice Stephen Breyer) joined in an opinion that seemed to impose a very tough hurdle for any program's constitutionality in the future. (Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented, and Justice Elena Kagan recused herself).
The ruling followed a voting decision the week before, when all four of the court's liberals signed on to Justice Antonin Scalia's entire opinion in an Arizona voting case, which plants the seeds for new state attacks on federal voting laws. And in 2009, all four liberals signed onto an opinion calling into question the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act, an opinion that Chief Justice John Roberts relied on heavily in his new Shelby County decision striking down part of the act.
What gives? Are the liberal justices acting as suckers for going along with these opinions, allowing conservatives the time bombs to go off in future cases? If, as The New York Times' Adam Liptak, Slate's Emily Bazelon and I have argued, Roberts is playing a long game to move the court far to the right over time, why are the liberals playing along?
There's no way for us to know what's really going on behind the scenes at the Supreme Court. Leaks are exceedingly rare, and it will likely be decades before we get a peek at some justice's papers to piece together the coalitions and strategies (we haven't seen any papers from 2000's Bush v. Gore yet, for example). But I can imagine three reasons the liberals might be savvier than they first appear to be.
• The liberals are buying time. In 2009, it sure seemed from oral argument that the five conservative justices were ready to strike down Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act (the part that fell last week) as exceeding congressional power. But in the end, the court did not do that. Instead, eight of the nine Justices (with Justice Clarence Thomas dissenting) joined in a tendentious and unsupportable analysis of the voting rights statute to avoid deciding the constitutional question. The price of avoiding a 5-4 decision striking down part of the Voting Rights Act was likely the liberals' agreement to cast doubt on the law's constitutionality.
The price was worth it, even now. That 8-1 ruling gave Congress a chance to do something to fix the Voting Rights Act (though Congress didn't). The decision also bought four more years of life for Section 5, during a period of intense redistricting following the 2010 census, and while states like Texas and South Carolina passed new strict voter ID laws. It was better to have the law on the books for a little longer than watch it fall.
• The liberals are trying to run out the clock. Sure John Roberts is playing a long game, but time is on the liberals' side. Democrats have won the popular vote in five of the last six presidential elections, and demographics favor them in continuing to win the presidency. If Democrats can win the next presidential election, the chance of replacing at least Justice Scalia or Justice Kennedy are pretty high, given that both are in their 70s. Liptak remarked that Scalia writes like a man in a hurry. If some decisions can be put off long enough, they might remain unresolved till the court shifts.
• The liberals are trying to highlight the dangers of the Roberts Court. The 2009 Voting Rights Act decision should have been a wake-up call for Congress and the American public about the invalidation of the law we just saw. It's the same with the affirmative action case, as well as last year's health care case, which cut back significantly on Congress' commerce clause powers. Dissents are one way to get the public's attention. But they are not the only way. When the liberal justices sign on to an opinion that anticipates future reversals of Supreme Court precedent but doesn't yet go quite that far, it's a sign of significant behind-the-scenes compromise to avert disaster.
Even if the next cases, for example on affirmative action, do some bootstrapping from this year's decision, with quotations thrown back in the face of the court's liberals, we should not lament what they've done so far. They are playing a game of three-dimensional chess and we cannot see the entire board.
Richard L. Hasen is a professor of law and political science at the U.C. Irvine School of Law and author of "The Voting Wars: From Florida 2000 to the Next Election Meltdown." He also writes the Election Law Blog.


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In WPF, one needs to implement the DependencyProperty pattern to make properties bindable. It usually involves a lot of boiler plate code:
These are a number steps that need to be done again and again if you are building new WPF controls.
This is where a little transformation using CciSharp really helps with such boiler plate code. Using the DependencyAutoProperty mutator, you can define dependency properties with a single attribute. The rest is taken and validated by the compiler.
The simple scenario: Add [DependencyAutoProperty]
The rewritten code will contain a dependency property for the Value property, and will rewrite the value property getter and setters to use GetValue, SetValue instead.
Supporting default values
Default values can be specified in the DependencyProperty register method, so we want to support this as well through the DependencyAutoProperty constructor.
Supporting validation
Callbacks can be passed in the constructor of DependencyProperty to validate the values of the property. To support this, we use a simple naming convention: if you specify the Validate = true constructor argument, the rewritter will look for a static "Validate" + property name method whose signature is Func<T, bool>, where T is the property type. The rewritter will make sure this method is used – or raise a compilation error if it is missing.
An interresting point here is that the callbacks passed in the DependencyProperty.Register method are untyped (Func<object, bool>) and the user needs to make the appropriate casts himself. This is taken care of by the rewritter:
Have fun!
In the previous post the fun of enhancing assertion messages, I eluded about CciSharp… but what is it really?
CciSharp is a post-compiler framework for .NET. (In a sense, it is just a sample of things that can be done with Common Compiler Infrastructure (CCI) ). CciSharp was designed with the following idea in mind: enable to easily write assembly mutators and integrate them into the build. In that sense, CciSharp provides
Do you have some Mutators examples?
Are you wondering the kind of problems can you solve with a post-compiler? Let's take a look at a bunch of example (the full source of those samples is available at http://ccisamples.codeplex.com):
Those are a couple scenarios that tools like CciSharp enable. In the next post, we'll look at the DependencyProperty pattern and how CciSharp can really help there.
It is holiday time so I could spend some time to play with CCI. The result is a bunch of interesting assembly mutators. Let's start with the first one: automatic rich assertion messages.
The problem with Assertions
When an assertion fails, the error message is usually insufficient to understand failure. The problem is that we are usually lacking the values in the expression to immediately diagnose the problem. Consider this example,
Assert.True(x == 123);
Assert.True(x == 123);
When this assertion fails, one would like to know what was the value of 'x'. Of course, that value of x is not serialized in the test output since the assertion method only sees the 'false' value. What we would really like to get is something like 'x (64) != 123'. A number of techniques have been developed to work around this issue.
Solution #1: Specialized Assertions
A common approach is to provide specialized assertion methods with enhanced logging. For example, a special method to test equality:
Assert.Equal(x , 123);
Assert.Equal(x , 123);
When this assertion fails, the Equal method has the value of both sides of the equality and can render it in the message: 'expected 123, actual 64'. Unfortunately, expressions are more readable when you write them, and specialized assertions cannot cover all scenarios. This takes us to the next solution.
Solution #2: Expression Trees at Run time
Jafar Husain wrote a very interresting post on how to use Expression Trees to generate rich assertion messages (this is also supported in MbUnit).
Assert.True(() => x == 123);
Assert.True(() => x == 123);
Instead of taking a bool, the assert method takes an expression tree (Expression<Func<bool>>). Thus, when the expression evaluates to false, the expression tree can be traversed to extract interesting values (such as x) and generate a rich log of the failure.
Unfortunately, there is a major drawback to this technique: what used to be 3 MSIL instructions (ldloc.1, ldc.i4 123, ceq) to evaluate the condition becomes hundreds of methods calls, millions of instructions executed through the System.Linq namespaces. This performance is a overhead on the Pex whitebox analysis.
Jafar considers unit test frameworks as an extension of the compiler and uses expression trees to access what the compiler knows: expression and statements. Following his idea takes us to the CCI based solution.
Solution #3: Assembly Rewritter at Compile time
In the previous approach, expression trees were used to build a little compiler at runtime. A better solution would be to rewrite the expressions at compile time. In other words, we want to build an assembly mutator that takes the original method call and appends code that generates the logging:
Assert.True(x == 123, String.Format("x == 123 where x = '{0}'", x));
Assert.True(x == 123, String.Format("x == 123 where x = '{0}'", x));
The assembly mutator extracts the expression sources from the pdb ('x == 123'), collect the local/variable/field references by traversing the expression tree, generate a String.Format friendly message and replace the assertion method call to the assertion method that takes the additional string.
Hello Common Compiler Infrastructure (CCI) and CciSharp
Of course, to rewrite an assembly at compile time, we need a framework that can read and write MSIL, decompile expressions etc… This is where CCI (from http://ccimetadata.codeplex.com ) comes. It allows to manipulate .NET assemblies using an object model and save them back to disk. The assertion message mutator is just one of other mutations that have been or will be implemented as part of CciSharp, a post compiler for .NET that is built on top of CCI.
(There's already a bunch of useful operators in CciSharp that i've been coding over the holidays: assigning the value of auto-properties, making auto-properties readonly or lazy (or weakly lazy), or even implementing the DependencyProperty stuff automatically. We'll talk about this later.)
Where can I find it?
CciSharp binaries and sources are avaiable on http://ccisamples.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=CciSharp. Grab it!
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Monte the bear is synonymous with Grizzly athletics, and is a huge hit with just about everyone he meets. "Because he's funny and he does cool stuff when he's on the ground." says young Griz fan Andrew Lamb. "He dives on the ground, he does lots of funny stuff, he dives off the field goal posts, he goes on the field and does tricks and stuff, and he dances around on time outs," adds another young fan, James Kicking Woman. Since he's so popular, Monte has also been a fixture on the Capital One Mascot Challenge…with a history of success. "He's made the team several times before, he won it on 2002 and 2004. After that, the competition went viral so we were at a disadvantage then, but we still have a strong showing every year," says UM Director of New Media. This year, in a twist on the competition, for twelve weeks, mascots go against one another for votes, and the ones with the best records will take part in a bracket style challenge, so far, Monte is 3-0, going up against schools with higher enrollments. "It's really just because the passion of Griz nation, they really get behind Monte and do whatever they can for him, whether it's voting for five hours straight, or if it means coming out here on a rainy day and getting a picture with him in the end zone, they do whatever it takes to get it done," says UM Director of New Media Brent Reser. Today, fans braved the cold temperatures and rain to show off their best touchdown dances, which when posted to social media sites, gives Monte extra points…and going forward, the Griz faithful are confident Monte will continue his success in the completion."He's a great mascot, and he's going to win, I know that," says Kicking Woman. "Because no other mascot compares, they can't do what Monte can do. Monte can break-dance, he can tumble, he can get anyone up on their feet, other mascots can't do that," says Reser.
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Harvey, La. - A search continued Sunday for a girl who was reported missing from a Harvey home.
The girl's mother said she went to bed Friday at about 11:00 p.m. at her apartment in the 2900 block of Destrehan Avenue, and when she awoke at 9:00 a.m., the girl, identified as Ahlitta North, was gone. Jefferson Parish Sheriff's spokesman Col. John Fortunato said the front door of the apartment was open and there was no sign of forced entry. He said several of the child's personal items were also missing.
Family members fear she's been picked up by a stranger.
"Anyone who has her, if you're not a God-fearing person, Christ-like person, don't hurt her cause she's only a child," says Bernard Barnett, Ahlitta's uncle.
Ahlitta was last seen wearing a gray tank top with pink pajama pants. She has braided, shoulder-length hair.
"She's loud, she likes to talk, she's very playful she's very friendly," says Janice Barnett, Ahlitta's aunt. "She's a good girl. I just ask that they don't hurt her. Just bring her back."
Investigators are in the process of interviewing the mother and neighbors and going door-to-door in the apartment complex. Anyone with information on the girl's whereabouts is asked to call the JPSO Missing Persons Bureau at (504) 364-5300 or Crimestoppers at (504) 822-1111.
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Shadow puppets, monsters and a monkey seeking immortality were highlights of the vibrant performance "Monkey" by sixth-grade students recently at Charles Helmers Elementary School.
After Laurie Keller's students at Pinecrest Valencia read the book "By the Great Horn Spoon," the class decided to do a puppet show based on the story.
Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society docents led tours of the Saugus Train Station, the Kingsley House, the Edison House, a one-room schoolhouse, a tiny chapel and the Mitchell Adobe. Students dressed as children did in the past, the girls in pinafores and the boys in suspenders and caps. The field trip was the culmination of a "living history" unit, and all costs were paid for by a grant from Azusa Pacific College and the Southern California Historical Society.
My daughters and I look forward to this event every year - we call it the D4, Daddy-Daughter-Dinner-Dance.
Two child actors from Valencia were honored for their positive contributions to the entertainment industry during a March 15 C.A.R.E. (Child Actor Recognition Event) award ceremony at Universal Studios Hollywood.
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Opening Night! I put on my western shirt and jeans, as did most of the other actors. We were about to perform the first of three evening showings of "Annie Get Your Gun," a musical taking place in the 1880's. It tells the story of a Wild West Show run by a man named Buffalo Bill and how a young woman named Annie Oakley joins the show and falls in love with their best sharpshooter, Frank Butler. Annie turns out to be a better shot than Frank, which causes some tension between them.
Joining the Placerita Theatre Arts Program was one of the best choices I have made.
I am currently an eighth-grade student at Rio Norte Junior High School. Last September, I heard on the morning announcements during homeroom that the Resourceful River Hawks Community Service Club was having their first meeting of the year at lunch time. I decided since I was not in the club last year that maybe I could be in it this year.
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Snakes and turtles replaced traditional classroom learning tools at Peachland Elementary School when students laid aside textbooks for hands-on instruction about reptiles.
Vibrant colors captured attentions as fourth-grade students spun about and caught hands in a traditional medieval dance on Friday, one of many spectacles at Trinity Classical Academy's Middle Ages Fair. Each fourth-grader portrayed a different character from the Middle Ages and reenacted how they would have talked and acted.


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"THE" plays in a second-tier, but still well-regarded league
"THE" shares a fluent language with our manager
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The other summer project.
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The other summer project.
The General ( wife ) wanted a storm shelter put in this year. The tornado that went through Harrisburg Il in February was a little to close for her. I said fine as long as I get to add on to my barn.
The shelter is 10' long, 6' wide, and 5' 6" high. I have electrical power to it from the shed in the background.
I had it set 4' in the ground and then filled in around it. Almost done except for a roof and shortening the vents.
I requested no more projects that involve railroad ties. Hope that works.
Barn addition is done except for gravel and a gutter.
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Nice! I used to work at a saw mill. Had to stack dozens of railroad ties a day - still green and heavy (ok... heavier).
In those days I was younger and stronger though.
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Looks like you did a good job. i would like to see pics of the in side.
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Me too. Haven't seen the inside of one outside of the movies....
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There is nothing special about the inside. It is just four walls, a roof, and a floor. It is only 5' tall inside so not to many people can stand up in it (I am 6' 1"). Almost got to use it last evening. Had a couple of tornado warnings south west of us. Luckily things calmed down before they got to us. We have acouple of chairs, a shelf unit, and a radio in it for now. I am trying to convince the wife I need a new recliner for the den so I can put the old one in the shelter.
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Whatever you put in it, take mold and mildew into consideration, it may tend to be damp in there.
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Two parents are charged with aggravated child abuse and aggravated child neglect after investigators say they shook their seven-month-old baby to the point the child's brain shifted two-and-a-half centimeters and the boy now has vision problems.
Washington County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested Charlotte Irene Whitaker and Joe Franklin Whitaker of Telford earlier this month after a grand jury indicted the pair.
Investigator Jared Taylor says officers responded to a local hospital on August 15th where they learned the couple's baby boy had bilateral retina damage and a brain hemorrhage.
"Those two things are a serious indication of Shaken Baby Syndrome," Taylor said.
The boy had to be airlifted to UT Medical Center in Knoxville where a full skeletal scan found two additional bone breaks in his right leg, Taylor said.
"That's a third indicator of Shaken Baby Syndrome," Taylor said. "That was determined to be the result of a second instance, the last being life-threatening."
In addition to the child's injuries, Taylor says the boy was also diagnosed with malnourishment since he only weighed a little more than 15 pounds.
The child is now in state custody and Child Protective Services is involved, Taylor said.
"He still has vision problems. They're not sure if he's going to be blind or have some amount of blindness and they don't know what kind of life he's going to live because of the brain hemorrhage. The swelling actually shifted his brain two-and-a-half centimeters."
Taylor says both Charlotte and Joe each have nine-year-old kids from previous relationships. Taylor says those kids are now in the care of their other parents.
Taylor says Joe is a stay-at-home dad while Charlotte works an eight-to-five job. Both were released on $10,000 bond.
Taylor says he expects this case to go to trial, because the parents say they don't know what could have injured the child.
"They say they have no idea what could have caused his injuries," Taylor said.
Through a Facebook message Joe Whitaker told us he and his wife will be telling their side of the story once they can. However, at the advice of their attorney he said they cannot comment at this time.
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Becky came to Creighton in 2004, working 4 ½ years in the office of Health Sciences Multicultural and Community Affairs. She received Creighton Universitys Rookie of the Year award in 2005. Becky moved to the Assistant Director position in the Office of Multicultural Affairs in November 2008. She received her Masters Degree in Counselor Education at Creighton in May 2009. As a graduate student, she was inducted into Alpha Sigma Nu, a Jesuit Honor Society.
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Tejada up to move to stay in Houston
Houston (56-61) at Milwaukee (58-58), 1:05 p.m. CT
MILWAUKEE -- Astros shortstop Miguel Tejada said he would be more than willing to move to third base next year if it helps his chances of returning to the club for the 2010 season.Tejada, who has never played third base in the Major Leagues and hasn't been approached by the Astros about switching, is a free agent at the end of the season and wants to remain in Houston. He would likely have to take a sizable pay cut from the $14 million he made this year. The Astros have talked internally about moving him to third base if he re-signs, but general manager Ed Wade has said previously he wouldn't want to ask Tejada to move to third when he's in the final year of a contract. Tejada, 35, entered Saturday leading the National League in multi-hit games and was tied for first in hits. "They've never asked me," Tejada said. "One thing that I always say is that I want to stay on this team. I don't want to go anywhere else. If the Astros let me [go], I definitely have to go. There's nothing I can do. For me, the change of position is not that big of a deal. I've been playing for a long, long time at shortstop, and if the Astros decide to move me [to third base] I'll be honored to do it. "I know there's going to be somebody that's a younger shortstop, and probably the team can be better if I move to third base. I always say, the door is open for anything. I'm a free agent this year, and I can play third base and I can play short. I just want to win, and if somebody thinks they can win with me at third base, I'm very honored to move to third and work hard." Tejada has played third base during winter ball in the Dominican Republic, and he was the third baseman for the Dominicans in this year's World Baseball Classic. The Astros have a platoon of Geoff Blum and Jeff Keppinger at third, with Aaron Boone due to return in September from heart surgery. Houston will be looking to upgrade at third base in the offseason, and re-signing Tejada as a third baseman could open the door for defensive wizard Tommy Manzella, currently at Triple-A Round Rock, to get his turn at shortstop. Tejada said he feels loyalty to the Astros for standing behind him during his offseason troubles, which included a guilty plea for lying to Congress about performance-enhancing drugs. "If they want me to stay here, I'll definitely stay here," he said. "We have to work out something. Like I've always said, I think all the support the team has given to me in the offseason and all the response I got from the fans and the players and the organization means a lot to me. And I want to give a championship to the Astros. That's why I want to stay here and win here. When I see the team win the trophy, I want to be party of it." Pitching matchup
HOU: RHP Roy Oswalt (6-4, 3.87 ERA)
Making his first start since straining his left lower back July 28 and missing two weeks, Oswalt gave up nine hits and six runs against the Marlins on Tuesday, receiving no decision. It's the third time this season he's allowed six runs in a start. He had allowed seven runs combined in his previous four starts. Oswalt is 0-1 with a 4.26 ERA in one start against the Brewers this year, allowing 10 hits and three runs in 6 1/3 innings. Oswalt is 13-8 with a 3.62 ERA in 26 career starts against the Brewers, including 5-6 with a 5.19 ERA in 13 starts at Miller Park. MIL: RHP Braden Looper (10-6, 4.99 ERA)
Looper was unable to make it out of the fifth inning in his last start, leaving with the bases loaded. The bullpen imploded after his exit in a loss to the Padres. Looper is 7-6 with a 3.73 ERA against Houston in his career in 39 appearances, nine starts. He was roughed up by the Astros the last time he faced them, in 2008, giving up eight runs on 11 hits in 4 1/3 innings. Tidbits
Second baseman Kazuo Matsui snapped an 0-for-8 slump with a first-inning single Saturday. It was his 2,000th career hit combined between Japan and the U.S. ... Right-hander Doug Brocail, on the disabled list with a right shoulder strain, threw 30 pitches in the bullpen prior to Saturday's game. ... First baseman Lance Berkman had reached base safely via a hit or walk in 21 consecutive games entering Saturday, but that streak came to an end with an 0-for-4 night. Tickets
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Wonderful Equestrian estate w-3 large living areas, 2 dining areas, island kit, sauna room, split master BR w-office-study + his & hers bathrooms, Cedar Closet. Lots of built-ins, 6 ceiling fans, Sunrm, WB fireplace in Livingroom, walk-in closets, Jack & Jill bathroom w-3 sinks. Attached 4-car carport and a diving pool & spa w-cabana. 2 large H20 tanks, 2 barns w 21 stalls, 6 loafing sheds, outdoor arena. 2 apartments, Farmhouse & mobile home
This property is perfect for your investment! Commercially zoned for general retail, you can begin or continue the business of your dreams.
Must be sold with 1309 Meadow and great frontage property for I 35 E commercial property
Excellent exposure for Retail, gas station, or neighborhood centre
Total of 14.672 acres contain the house, pond & creek. Chicago Antique Brick, formals, breakfast area with custom wood ceiling, large bedrooms & stained glass decor. Rich, oak cabinetry & solid wood doors. Huge living area, wet bar & balcony upstairs. Screened-in veranda. Heat-air zoned (3 units), replaced in 2008, plus the roof, oven & dishwasher. Stained glass at entrance recently restored. The home needs some updating but is ready for you!
Approximately 17.64 acres, fully fenced, with city water and septic and well. Agricultural zoning with a manufactured home and several out buildings. Ideal development potential, or wonderful private building site for individual who wants a private farm or horse property. Property includes three tracts identified as 1304,1306 and 1324 Melody Lane and contains appr. 17.64 acres.
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