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In addition to the construction by the United States of roads in connection with floodways as heretofore provided, the Federal Government may, in the discretion of the Chief of Engineers, and within the limits of available funds, construct additional roads to afford access to those portions of the levee lines not otherwise accessible.
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Congratulations on having the tenacity to post for 1,300 consecutive days! Have a good weekend. Warren :)
You're pretty dam stupid saying something you don't know anything about. Familial Alzheimer's disease is caused by one of three gene mutations on chromosomes 1, 14 and 21. If even one of these mutated genes is inherited from a parent, the person will almost always develop FAD. My wife's grandmother had it, my mother-in-law and now my wife. My kids are scared about getting it too. Your remark was totally out of place and uncalled for. Be thankful you're not affected by it or don't have to be a caretaker. Stay with your dam rocks and your brain is probably just as dense.
Congratulations on 3 million and your new limo. It must be nice to be rich. YB.Shep
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Police are investigating a shooting after a man showed up at a Lexington hospital with a gunshot wound to his leg.
Police said the man told them he was walking in front of the Fox Run Apartments on McCullough Drive around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday when he was approached by three other men.
He said he got into an argument with them and pulled out a knife to protect himself.
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WASHINGTON — Tom and Julie Watson of Odon are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Hannah Elizabeth Watson, to Zachary Reed Lyon, son of Dave and Linda Lyon of Darlington. Hannah is a 2010 graduate of North Daviess High School. The future bride will be graduating from Vincennes University in April 2013 with an Associates of Applied Science degree in business management. Zach is a 2009 graduate from North Montgomery High School in Darlington. The future bridegroom has an associate's degree in conservation law enforcement and will graduate in April 2013 with a Bachelor of Science degree in homeland security from Vincennes University. The couple will exchange vows in a semi-private ceremony in Black Mountain, N.C., on Sept. 14. A reception will be held in their honor in Odon on Sept. 28.


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Frank Kaminsky scored 21 points to lead five Wisconsin players in double figures, helping the 12th ranked Badgers hold off Oral Roberts 76-67 on Saturday night.
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Shawn Glover led Oral Roberts (2-3) with 24 points.
Oral Roberts trailed the entire game, but pulled within four points twice in the final minutes, including 66-62 after Glover converted a three-point play.
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The case of a former California Highway Patrol Officer came to a sudden end today when he pled out to felony charges of soliciting a murder and possession of drugs while carrying a firearm.
Ruben Salgado, 37, was ruled ineligible for probation by Placer County Superior Court Judge Larry D. Gaddis, who sentenced him to three years in a state prison. Salgado waived all local custody time since his original arrest in May, meaning his jail time will not count toward his prison time.
Salgado entered a plea of no contest to the felony charges, as well as to a misdemeanor count of driving under the influence of methamphetamine.
"The defendant pled to the two most serious charges, and this plea arrangement prevents any possibility of Mr. Salgado receiving probation," said prosecutor Doug Van Breemen of the Placer County District Attorney's Office. "He will now have to go to state prison.
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On Sept. 16, Salgado waived his preliminary hearing and a trial was scheduled for Nov. 8. Today's court hearing was to be a routine matter in which his trial date was to be confirmed.
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um... if you have a little bit more money, you can try to find another place close to downtown and more comfortable hotel. Hotel...soso... Breakfast is ok but not diverse, phenomenon is a little bit weird but acceptable. In short, if you have limited budget or just find a place to have a sleep, you can choose it. 如果你有多一點的預算,你可以試著去找靠近市中心的和貴一點點的酒店,應該會比較舒適和划算。 飯店普普通通,早餐是ok不過不多樣化,整體氣氛有一點點詭異但仍可接受。... More
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A couple weeks ago I mentioned our pediatric residency received accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education--otherwise known as the ACGME. This past Thursday, November 17, we held our first interview session for applicants to our program.
Interviewing REAL people makes the residency seem much more REAL than before.
While excitement is one of the words that still describes how I feel about the program starting, there are many other emotions twirling around in my mind and heart.
Having a residency program is a big responsibility. Not only from the standpoint of all the rules and regulations we have to meet, but also on a more personal level. It represents as commitment of individual to another. We (the department of Pediatrics, the Carilion Clinic Children's Hospital, and the VTC school of medicine) have promised to provide the best possible training for the young men and women who will choose to do their training with us. We must not fail them.
The residents will come to us specific hopes and aspirations for their future careers. It is our job to help them reach those goals.
Its kind of like we are signing up to adopt 6 children. Now, don't get me wrong, I am not thinking the residents will be children. But to some extent I do feel that as the Chair of Pediatrics I am the ultimate parent.
I have responsibility to these residents to meet their expectations as well as ours.
- To be there at every step of the way.
- To ensure that education is the primary focus of the program, and that service needs never outweigh educational objectives.
- To be certain that they learn not only the what but the why and the how.
- To be a positive role model.
- To help the faculty be excellent teachers.
- To prepare them to succeed in a healthcare environment that is rapidly changing.
The good new is that I have plenty of help. Drs Kraft and Kess, as the Program Director (PD) and associate PD will be formulating the recipe for success, and keeping us all on task. The rest of the faculty will actually be doing most of the education, training, and role modeling of patient care. Carilion Clinic will provide the environment in which this will occur, and the school of medicine the canvas for creative learning, research training and excellence.
So, what is there to worry about? Nothing? Everything?
It is an exciting time, but a time to recognize the importance and seriousness of the commitment we have made.
Would it be scary to do your training in a brand new program?
Would you feel comfortable that we have made a deep enough commitment to these future pediatricians if you were starting out in this training?
Are there things we or I should do to reassure graduating medical students that this might just be the right place for them?
I invite you to leave your questions, thoughts or comments here.
Heather replied on Permalink
Every program has to start somewhere! I think it's great that it is going to be so small...I don't know how big residency programs can be at other places, but it seems the smaller the better because there is so much opportunity to learn from each other and to make it personal. The people accepted into the program will be very lucky to have such great role models.
Lauren Beckner replied on Permalink
I think it would be kind of scary to start out in a brand new program, but I think there is also great value to being in a small program. By only having six residents, I would imagine you would have more one-on-one interaction and that they would feel more mentored and that there will be less of a chance of them just becoming one of the many faces of your program. I'm sure this journey will be challenging and exhausting for you and Dr. Kraft and Dr. Kees, but so rewarding when you see your "children" go on to succeed in their professional lives. And I personally think the program will very much improve the quality of care that you are offering to patients of the Childrens Hospital by having residents that want a future in pediatrics. Looking forward to hearing more about it, and wishing you all the very best.


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Cody Gibson
Junior Offensive Tackle
6'7", 286 lbs.
Tallahassee, FL
3 stars, 64th overall offensive tackle in 2010 class
Other offers: Illinois, East Carolina, Indiana, Iowa State, Maryland
College Career:
After medically redshirting in 2010, Cody's been visible on the offensive line in spells, appearing in seven games and starting four in 2011. He made a touchdown-saving tackle against Tennessee after a pass was intercepted. If I'm not mistaken, DJ Swearinger would intercept Justin Worley on the ensuing drive, all the more validating Cody's efforts. Last year, Gibson saw action in nine games and started two. He missed most of the spring with a torn meniscus, which was surgically repaired and should have him back during the summer. Cody stilled earned an Outstanding Weight Room award.
2012 Stats:
Nine games played, four started.
2013 Outlook:
The spring depth chart lists Gibson as the backup to Brandon Shell at the right tackle position. As long as Gibson's knee heals without issue, there's no reason to believe he won't see the field regularly in 2013. He's an offensive lineman which means I don't have a hell of a lot to say here, so let's just move right on to the trivia section.
Has 2 tickets for paradise.
I've got 2 tickets for paradise
I've got 2 tickets for paradise— Cody Gibson (@Flaswag78) June 10, 2013
Social media scouting report:
Gibson (@FLAswag78) is a must-follow. His tweets are plenty entertaining, but it's his Vine feed where you'll strike gold. Here he is sneaking into AJ Cann's house:
Offering a minimalist narration to his aforementioned tackle:
Admonishing digiRonald Patrick for getting hurtled in NCAA 2013:
And, my personal favorite, Gibson ridiculing Landon "Linkin" Ard's vehicle.
Possible Todd Ellis play-by-play call:
"Goal line set, Gamecocks knocking on the door. Ball snapped, Mike Davis takes the handoff, hit at the line, and the ball is knocked loose! But, oh my! It bounces right into the waiting arms of Cody Gibson, who falls across the goal line! Folks, it might have looked like special effects but the only 'CGI' in play here was 'Cody Gibson's Instincts'!"*
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LYONS, GA (WTOC) - A lack of homes takes a deadly toll as almost 100 animals are put down. An animal rescue group is outraged after learning every animal at Lyons Animal Control was put down. The rescue group says the animals could have been adopted.
Lyons Animal Control said it had too many dogs. The rescue group argues they could have helped if they had known about the problem. On Thursday, 77 dogs, including puppies, were put down.
Chief Darryl Corley told WTOC they just had too many dogs, and that they had not euthanized any animal since July. He was getting pressure to make room so he made the decision, a decision that's causing a lot of controversy in Toombs County.
"The dogs were dead before any of us had any idea what happened," said Therisa Ingley, CEO of Sweet Onion Animal Protection Society. "We could have found homes for half of those at least," added Ingley.
Ingley says it's her staff that keeps that facility running. They volunteer; pay for food and even medical costs. She said that she should have been notified.
"There was a SOAP volunteer in the shelter Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday pulling dogs for rescue, and the day the euthanizations were performed our foster coordinator had called to remind them she'd be pulling dogs on Saturday," said Ingley.
But when she went to get the dogs, they were all dead. Ingley said it's just wrong.
"We are hurting, we want answers," she said.
Corley didn't want to speak on camera but did tell us he had no choice. The shelter was over-run with animals that he says were not adoptable. He said the shelter only has to keep the dogs for three days, after that they can be euthanized. He hadn't euthanized any animals in more than six months, that's why there were so many at one time. He never had any intentions on upsetting anyone.
People at the rescue say it didn't have to be that way. "We want assurance more than anything else that this won't happen again," said Ingley.
The Department of Agriculture inspected the facility on Monday after receiving numerous complaints about the euthanizations. After the inspection, they found no wrongdoing by the shelter.
All of the dogs were buried behind the shelter. A back hoe was brought in. A 6-foot hole was dug, the dogs were placed in there and then were covered with dirt.
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It took two overtimes to do it, but Rod Gorman found his team on the left side of the win-loss column for the 500th time in his career as his Wildcats took down Republic 47-45 in double overtime.
Everything appeared to be against the Wildcats on paper coming into the semifinals of their home tournament against Republic.
Rogersville was 8-7 overall and staring down the Class 4's No. 2 team in the one-loss Tigers. The Wildcats also had a short bench with just two reserves as the junior varsity and freshmen teams had their own tournaments.
Republic jumped out to a 12-9 lead after the first quarter, but the Wildcats would respond by outscoring the Tigers 18-8 in the second quarter to go into the break up 27-20.
Controlling tempo was the key for the Wildcats throughout.
"I don't know that we could have guarded them if we didn't control the tempo, but we were able to do that," Gorman said.
Republic outscored Rogersville 14-10 in the third quarter to trail by just three. That deficit was erased quickly in the fourth quarter and the two teams went to overtime tied at 43.
Each team managed just one basket in the first overtime as Republic blocked a final shot attempt to send it to a second overtime.
In the second extra period, Rogersville locked down on defense and did not allow a point as the Wildcats won many 50-50 balls.
"The ball bounced our way a lot," Gorman said. "We created some of that ourselves, but you have to have a little luck."
It was only fitting that Gorman's son Marcus Gorman be the one to seal the win with a block and steal to close the game out.
"It is a special moment," Gorman said of his 500th win. "It tells you we have had great players. To have my son out there playing tonight was special."
The moment did not weigh heavy on the players coming in, but the accomplishment was not lost on Gorman's son.
"When we went into this game, we did not talk about it at all. Some of the team didn't even know," Marcus Gorman said. "When the buzzer went off it was pretty emotional just knowing that he got the 500 and I had a part to do with it."
Gorman had eight points in his father's 500th win. Corbin Medley scored a team-high 10 points. Justus Boever, who was supposed to only play limited minutes, also scored eight for Rogersville.
Republic got 21 points from Cody Geiger, including 10 in the first quarter, in the loss.
Rogersville will face Ozark at 7 p.m. on Saturday in Rogersville for the tournament title. Ozark was a 69-39 winner over Strafford in the semifinals. Republic gets Strafford in the third place game.


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Apt Belmont Shore in Long Beach
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 2
- pool no
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- pets allowed no
- type Apartment
- community Belmont Shore
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$ 600 - $ 750 / week
$ 2,050 - $ 2,400 / month
vacation rental description
Small cozy one bdrm apt designed for two in Trendy Belmont Shore, Long Beach, CA. (about 500 sq ft) Upper level apt behind owners house. 5 minutes walk to beach, 2 minutes to restaurants, cafes and boutiques. Great base for exploring Southern California coast and greater LA area!!
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Carol Murray or Traian Zaionciuc 562-342-6476
apartment rental amenities
Flat screen TV, CD /DVD player, WIFI internet, ceiling fans in both rooms, use of gas
BBQ. Fully equipped kitchen including 2 burner hot plate, microwave oven,
fridge/freezer, blender, juice maker, coffee maker. Small patio with two chairs. Brand new
Queen sized bed, new sheets, towels. Freshly painted kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. New white dresser.
Brand new updated bathroom with new tub, sink and toilet, and freshly tiled kitchen and bathroom.
Table and chairs for two in small back patio for outdoor dining.
activities and attractions in Long Beach Los Angeles Area
Walk to beach in 5 minutes, walk to boutiques (Gap, Banana Republic etc), bars, cafes (Starbucks and Peets etc) , and restaurants of 2nd street in 2 minutes. You can rent kayaks and sailboats just minutes away, The red bus takes you to downtown Long Beach and the Pike in minutes where you can visit the Queen Mary and the Acquarium of the Pacific. Once downtown you can take the metro link to Los Angeles, Hollywood, and Beverly Hills. You can also take the ferry from downtown to Catalina Island. If you have a car Surf city is 10 minutes away (Huntington Beach), Laguna and Newport beach 20 and 30 minutes and Disneyland is 30 minutes.
vacation rental rates
$750 wk from July 1st to August 31st, $ 1350 /2 wks $ 2400 month (= 28 days)
$700 wk from Apr 1st to June 30th and September 1st to October 31st, $ 1300 /2 wks, $ 2250 month (=28 days)
Nov 1st to March 31st - $650 per wk, $ 1170 /2 wks, $ 2000month (28 days) $600 per week anytime Jan 7th -Jan 21st, 2013. (SPECIAL!!)
Christmas and New Years (Dec 18th to Jan 8th) $ 700 wk- 5 nt minimum
Thanksgiving Nov 21st to 25th, okay 4nts
All rates based on 2 people sharing - third person is $10 per nt. extra
all inclusive except for Final cleaning of $50-$100 US, refundable security deposit is US $400 or $500 depending on length of stay -AIRPORT PICK UP SOMETIMES POSSIBLE FOR A FEE
Carol Murray or Traian Zaionciuc 562-342-6476
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Top things to do in Long Beach
- Acquarium of the Pacific
- 2nd Street in Belmont Shore
- Queen Mary visit
- Go to Disneyland
- Go to Los Angeles and Hollywood
Top things to do on a budget
- go biking
- go kayaking
- go to the beach
- go visit the Queen Mary
- walk along 2nd Street
Carol Murray or Traian Zaionciuc , owner


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Syracuse retired former star, Carmelo Anthony's, jersey Saturday when the Orange hosted Georgetown at the Carrier Dome. In his lone season in college, Anthony led the Orange to an NCAA championship (2003) while leading the team in scoring (22.2 ppg) and rebounding (10 rpg).
A replica of Anthony's jersey was unveiled in the rafters of the Dome alongside nine other previously retired jerseys. Syracuse also presented a framed jersey to Carmelo during the halftime celebration.
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However this camera turns out, 5D3 owners will be burned.
Not if it has the same old DR (i.e. not close to low ISO Nikon or MF), much slower fps, no chance for magic lantern, costs a lot more. You'd get better reach and detail but give up a lot since Canon won't give it cropped modes with speed or stay at a more reasonable 36MP to keep some speed and doesn't seem to have the sensor tech to deliver top quality low ISO pixels. I'd rather keep the 5D3 and wait for a 5D4 or D900 myself.
Of course, who knows, maybe they finally spring their miracle new sensor with this or it does have fast crops modes or better fps (46MP dual digic should go 4.7fps not 3.7fps and it could hit 6fps if they cut MP down a little).
EDIT: OK i misread the rumor, it mentions industry leading LOW ISO so forget what I wrote above. If it has industry leading low ISO DR and 46MP it will be a landscape and studio beast!
Yes, 5D3 owners will be burned.
Burned? Why? Just b/c a better camera comes out doesn't make the one I have worse does it? I'm a 5D3 owner and I don't want a 46 MP camera. I don't want a 36 MP camera. I want a 22 MP camera with a great AF system. There's a reason I kept my 5D Mark III and sold my 1Ds Mark III.
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On Father's Day, dads will be celebrated and thanked for the countless sacrifices they make for their children. Some sacrifices are larger than others, but all are a common part of fatherhood. It is because of these sacrifices that a father holds a special place in his child's heart. The employees of the Attorney General's …
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GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) -- WZZM and Meijer are pleased to recognize Wayland High School senior Krissy Dill as our Meijer Scholar Athlete of the Week for the week of November 4th.
Krissy is an outside hitter for the Class B second-ranked Wayland volleyball team. She was named second-team all-state as a junior last year. She has an impressive list of athletic achievements that includes three gold medals in tae kwan do in the Junior Olympics. Krissy also has played basketball and softball at Wayland and never lost a race while running track in middle school.
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Julie Sillitoe, who died when part of a building collapsed onto the car she was driving in central London.
The minicab driver who was killed when a building collapsed on her car in central London is mother-of three Julie Sillitoe, police confirmed.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: " Julie Sillitoe, 49, of north London, died following the incident last night in Holborn. She was married, with three grown-up sons and worked as a minicab driver."
Mrs S illitoe was pronounced dead at the scene, opposite Holborn Underground station.
Her passengers, a 25-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman, are being treated in hospital.
Large chunks of masonry fell on to her silver Skoda Octavia at about 11.05pm last night.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "A front portion of the building had collapsed on to a Skoda Octavia car. The car was stationary at the time of the building collapse."
Next of kin have been informed but formal identification has yet to take place.
The male passenger, who was trapped in the car, suffered leg injuries. The female passenger managed to free herself from the rear of the vehicle. Their injuries are not life-threatening, police said.
A fourth person, believed to be a male passer-by, was also injured and taken to hospital, London Ambulance Service (LAS) said.
A further 10 people were evacuated from nearby buildings as a precaution.
LAS said it sent ambulance crews, rapid responders and a doctor and paramedic from London's Air Ambulance to the scene, the first of whom arrived within two minutes.
High Holborn remains closed while investigators examine the scene, a police spokesman said.
Rubble lay strewn around the damaged car, which was surrounded by police tape outside a branch of McDonald's.
The twisted driver's door and the back right-hand side passenger door had been wrenched open but two-thirds of the vehicle, sloping down to the driver's seat and the front windscreen, was caved in.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "We will remain at the scene until the building and the safety of the public has been secured."
There is no scaffolding on the buildings along the street, which acts as a thoroughfare through London's West End, but the York stone on the ground is the same as that on one of the six-storey buildings next to McDonald's. Two pieces of coping can be seen on either end of that building's roofline, which has a clean gap in the middle.
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Private Waterfall 40 acre Mountain View Estate in Franklin
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 675 - $ 675 / week
$ 2,000 - $ 2,000 / month
vacation rental description
Melt your stress away in this mountain view nature lovers estate. Spend an afternoon relaxing or
reading on
one of our 3 decks or an evening sipping wine or tea as the sun sets over the mountains. The entire
is bordered by a bold stream and is loaded with springs, plush mountain laurel, hemlocks, cedar and
native plants and trees. Relax on your own nature blending deck built creekside supported by
Hemlocks with
quality wood furniture, and overlooking a private 60 ft waterfall. Great place for picnics, or to
spend a lazy
afternoon meditating or recharging. The waterfall can be heard from rear deck of the house, just a
short hike
Property has mountain veiws, with many trails to hike. Creek has many smaller falls.
Home is 1600 sq ft. 2 bedroom 2 bath with large fireplace, covered porch,
front and rear decks.
Enjoy mountain veiws and bird watching off the rear deck or have a BBQ on the front
deck, over looking large spring fed gold fish pond complete with under
water lights and small waterfall. Enjoy nights in front of the fire, watching a movie, or listening to nature out the bedroom windows as you drift.
This estate is conviently located in Pumkintown between Dillsboro and Franklin, has state road
access but sits
up a slightly bumpy mountain drive in the middle of the 39 acres and can not be seen from the road
not even in
the winter, very private. Yet just a short scenic drive to Harrah's Casino, smokies railroad, fine
dining, craft/
antique shopping,whitewater rafting, Gem mining, inner tubing (inner tubes included), trout fishing
and much
Booking your Spring and Summer seasons now!!
More pictures available by email
Thanks for considering our "naturerentals" property
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house rental amenities
dish network
gas grill
washer dryer
4 wheeler
many interesting books
map of property with points of interest
inner tubes available
central heat
mountain air
spring fed
1 bathroom has shower the other has tub shower combo
1 queen, 1 full, and twin bed
activities and attractions in Franklin Smoky Mountains
Fun depot
bird watching
great smokies railroad (12 miles)
antique shopping
gem mining (4 miles to gold city)
white water rafting
inner tubing
cherokee (play)
all in the vicinity
Asheville/Biltmore house approx 1hr
vacation rental rates
The value of this property is in the awesome mountain experience, including a clean mountain vacation home."It is not an upper Highend furnished property"
If you are a nature lover, it doesn't get better than this. Property also includes a 4 wheeler (for slow adult use) to get around the property and its many laurel trails and near the waterfall deck
$125 a night with a 3 night minimum
$685 total cost (no hidden charges)a week, additional nights $75. This is a temporary lower price because we believe you should be able to getaway and experience this beautiful property in any economy.
$2000 a month
Checkin is 3PM and Checkout is 11 am
Deposits are non refundable but can be used as a future credit if 2 week notice is given. Cancellations less than 2 days of arrival will forfiet 50% of cost due to the unliklyhood that we'll be able to rerent with such short notice
We do not charge a cleaning fee but do ask that you leave the property reasonably clean and have some of the laundry done to cut down on our turnover time/costs. (detergent is provided)
small crated pets OK
Larger dogs must stay outside (we do have a fenced area)
We also have a 3 bedroom 2 bath on huckleberry creek located
in the Cowee valley area of Franklin for $685 a week
michael longley 828 515 0053
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GOSHEN — A 45-year-old Goshen man told Goshen police he was chased by a woman with a hammer and he was also forced off the road twice Wednesday.
According to Goshen police, who took the report at about 2 p.m., the man said he was on his scooter when a car forced him off the road twice in the 300 block of East Madison Street. And once at a gas station, he said he was chased on foot by a woman with a hammer. His scooter was damaged by this woman.


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COVINGTON, TN (WMC-TV) - Memphis and Shelby County residents aren't the only ones concerned about the recent issues at the Memphis Sexual Assault Resource Center, or MSARC. The recent staffing shortage there affects the entire Mid-South.
"We rely upon this and we don't have anything like this in my district that would serve victims in this way and service law enforcement and prosecution so its vital its crucial," said Mike Dunavant, District Attorney for the 25th Judicial District of Tennessee.
Dunavant is the lead prosecutor for five counties around Memphis - Lauderdale, Tipton, Fayette, Hardeman, and McNairy. Dunavant says these five counties depend on Memphis' rape crisis center for treatment of rape victims in rural West Tennessee.
But a recent staffing shortage there has the prosecutor very worried.
"If we don't timely collect and preserve DNA evidence and if we don't have the MSARC center to do that with then we're losing cases and cases are going unsolved," Dunavant said.
In a letter addressed to the Memphis and Shelby County mayors, Dunavant states that the center is not just for the city and county.
"My five counties suffer because of there's a delay, we may lose evidence, we may not be able to properly treat and assess victims," Dunavant said.
Dunavant suggests that state legislatures and local county commissions look at independent funding mechanisms in an effort to solve the staffing shortage.
"If we really are about public safety in whatever capacity we are then we need to put our money where our mouth is," he said.
Dunavant believes filling the shortage should be a priority for everyone involved.
"If we neglect this duty and this responsibility there are victims who will continue to be victimized, and there are violent rapists who will never be brought to justice," he said.
And justice is exactly what this District Attorney doesn't want to compromise. Dunavant hasn't gotten a response from either Mayor Herenton or Mayor Wharton regarding his concerns.
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The station will initially be available to listen to online for musical theatre fans in the U.K. and U.S. via computers, tablets or smartphones.
It is a joint project between Wise Buddah and Mothership Management, and arose out of a conversation between Wise Buddah's head of content Simon Willis and Mothership Management founder Rebecca Sichel-Coates. Willis is a radio and TV producer and musical theatre fan with 15 years BBC experience. Sichel-Coates is a music professional and musical theatre fan who manages leading men and women for some of the biggest West End shows, after previously being media director at EMI Records and Columbia Records. Both huge fans of musical theatre, they identified the lack of a radio station dedicated just to the genre, and have since devised a plan of how to change that.
They are launching an Indiegogo campaign June 19 to start raising funds to make the project a reality, with a host of pledge incentives, from private singing lessons with a star of the stage to VIP tickets to West End shows to the opportunity to produce or present a segment of a Stage Door show. The target has been set at £145,000, which will fund the station for the first year, with plans to expand into the rest of the world after that.
Louise Dearman, who is currently starring in the West End in Wicked, said, "I was really excited about the prospect of Stage Door when first told of it - millions of people love musical theatre so it's strange there isn't an established station catering for them! I'm really looking forward to hosting my own show on the station and giving people an insight into the life of a West End performer - and of course playing my favourite songs from the shows!"
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The Bay District School Board addressed several possible changes for next school year. At Tuesday's Board Meeting, the Board took action on items ranging from school start times to rezoning.
Two of the votes finalized changes regarding the high school start time and an incentive program for certain principals.
The Bay District School Board voted to change the high school start time to begin at 8:15 am and end at 2:45pm. The Board also approved an addition to the administrative salary schedule which would provide a ten thousand dollar bonus to principals who choose to move from a high performing school to a low performing school.
Revisions to the school dress code policy were approved at the meeting to be advertised. Lastly, the Board voted to move forward with the rezoning discussion based on the superintendent's recommendation to just rezone and not close any schools. Superintendent Bill Husfelt says this is to prepare for potential growth in Northern Bay County.
"There's enough seats to handle it where we're at right now, but not with a lot of growth. So we had to pull some of that out to deal with the growth. We're trying to account for the possibility of growth. This is a two year solution to see if the growth really happens," says Husfelt.
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How far would you go to find your missing pet? When posting fliers and searching the local animal shelters aren't enough, some people actually turn to the pros. Pet detectives really exist. And one Newport woman is using one to find her dog.Jordina Ghiggeri is a canine handler for Lost Pet Professionals, otherwise known as a pet detective. "It started with me. I lost my dog. And I kind of didn't have the resources or the knowledge out there to go about what I need to do to get him home," said Jordina Ghiggeri, Pet Detective. Soon she was part of the nationally-recognized team that's helped dozens of pet owners get their furry friends back.On Thursday, Ghiggeri made the trek from New Jersey to Newport, with four of her own four-legged companions, to find a missing dog.4 year old Tyra, named after Tyra Banks, went missing from her home Sunday morning. She quickly became family to her owner, Michelle Emick, who's been worried sick"She has a medical condition," said Michelle Emick, who lost her dog. "She can't drink water so it's a really serious issue because of the heat."Tyra's been known to wander the 5 acres of woods around the house from time to time, but Emick said she always comes back. She's put up fliers, offered rewards, contacted police, but she keeps hitting dead ends. "We have done anything and everything we could possibly think of and this is really our last resort," said Emick.Enter Ghigerri. 9 On Your Side got to tag along with the canine handler and her dogs as they searched for Tyra."All the dogs on the team are all rescues. They are scent-specific dogs so we have these scent articles here. And these are specific to the dogs that are missing," said Ghigerri.It doesn't come cheap. A two hour search alone will cost you about $1,800. But the love between a girl and her dog is priceless."To not have a resolution would just be something that would be really difficult for me to go on with. So today no matter what the outcome is, I hope there is something, whether it be wonderful and we find her, I just want something," said Emick. "I hope today is the day we get some kind of peace."In the end, unfortunately, the team's search came up empty. But Emick said she won't stop searching for Tyra. She plans to continue her flyer campaign and has a cash reward for anyone who can find her.
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Ocean Breeze -- A Beautiful Oceanside Condo With Pool in Corolla
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Indian Summer
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$ 500 - $ 1,150 / week
$ 1,200 - $ 1,700 / month
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Welcome to *Ocean Breeze*, a beautiful, beach-cottage style condo in the Outer Banks vacation town of Corolla, NC. A perfect retreat for couples and small families, Ocean Breeze is approximately 100 yards from a gorgeous stretch of oceanfront where dolphins frolic in the waves, and pelicans glide over their crest.
Watch the sun rise over the mighty Atlantic, wiggle your toes in the sand and let your spirit soar. At Ocean Breeze, you'll fall in love with this area and all that our condo has to offer.
Immaculately maintained, Ocean Breeze boasts a top-floor location within the condo community of Indian Summer. From its deck, you'll enjoy views of the pool and the Currituck Club golf course. Inside, you'll find a vacation home furnished with care and numerous amenities. We are one of the few condos within the community to offer WiFi Internet access in addition to Cable TV, extensive video and book libraries, board games and more.
We also allow access to an exterior storage area where fishing rods and reels, beach supplies and chairs are available for your enjoyment. Directly behind our condo is the community tennis court, which can be easily monitored for availability.
At the center of the community, is a sparkling pool and expansive deck, complete with lounge chairs and umbrella-topped tables. There is nothing more refreshing than a cool swim on a hot summer day, either in the pool or the ocean -- and you don't need a trolley or a car to reach the beach here.
Ocean Breeze is a mere stone's throw from the water, and the beach access is next to one of the only undeveloped parcels of oceanfront remaining in the area. Peaceful walks, shifting shells beds and shallow tidal pools abound on this warm blanket of sand.
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Condo Level
Living Room, Dining Area, Kitchen, Master Bedroom with Queen Size Bed and Full Bath, Bedroom with Two Twin Beds and Deluxe Full-Size Futon, Full Hall Bath, Washer Dryer
Bedding: Queen, 2 Twins, 1 Full (Deluxe Futon). Sleeps 4-6
Condo Level Amenities: Ocean Breeze is one of the only rentals in the community to offer WiFi Internet Access, CCTV, DVD, VCR, Large Video Library, Stereo w/CD Player, Central AC, Ceiling Fans in Every Room, Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, Microwave, Icemaker, Phone, Book Library, Games, High Chair, Pac N Play
Condo Level Deck Features Outdoor Chairs and Picnic Table
Pool Level
Sparkling Private Community Pool, Expansive Central Deck with Lounge Chairs and Umbrella-topped Tables, Gazebo with Picnic Tables. The pool is open from April 20 to October 1, 2014. The hot tub is open from April 20 to May 31 and from August 23 to October 1, 2014.
Ground Level
Covered Parking, 4 Community Grilling Stations, 2 Outside Showers, Community Tennis Court, Beach Access, Lifeguarded Beach Next to Undeveloped Parcel of Oceanfront
Ground Level Storage Area **Guest Access**
Ocean Breeze is one of the few rentals in the community to offer guest access to an assortment of beach supplies, including fishing rods and reels, beach chairs, boogie boards, floats, tennis rackets, sand toys etc. We are happy to offer these items to our guests as they can be bulky to pack and expensive to purchase or rent.
Additional Notes
No Smoking, No Pets, Linens Not Provided, Leasholder Must Be At Least 24 Years of Age and Present During the Term of the Lease
activities and attractions in Corolla Atlantic Coast
If you've never been to the Outer Banks, then you are in for a treat. Ocean Breeze is located in the vacation town of Corolla, NC. Corolla is part of the northern Outer Banks where the wild horses still roam free. There is plenty to do within walking and driving distance of Ocean Breeze. Following is a list of popular activities for visitors of all ages.
Wild Horse Sanctuary and 4WD Area
Just a few miles north of Ocean Breeze is Corolla's off-road area where wild Mustangs still run free. Accessible by your own four-wheel drive vehicle or through a professional tour guide, this is a highlight of the area. There are no paved streets here. The beach road ends, and the Outer Banks of old begins.
Charter, Pier or Surf Fishing
Drop a line in the surf or from a pier. The local tackle shops can tell you what's biting, what bait to use and whether you need a license. Or better yet, book a charter for a real sport fishing adventure. Due to its close proximity to the Gulf Stream and the continental shelf edge near Cape Hatteras, the Outer Banks is home to some very big fish, several world and state records, and some of the best offshore game fishing in the world. Charters can be booked from the Oregon Inlet Fishing Center, approximately an hour's drive from Ocean Breeze, and Pirate's Cove Marina, which is a little closer. (Please check their Web sites for more details.)
It couldn't be easier. All you need is a piece of string and some bait. Dangle it into the sound and see what bites. Need a little more excitement? Kids of all ages will LOVE "crabbing" on the beach at night. Grab a bucket and a flashlight and catch as many fiddler crabs as you can. There are tons of them, some as small as spiders. Release them all at once and listen to squeals of delight as they scurry over toes and back into the shadows.
The Currituck Club is located directly across the main road from Ocean Breeze and is a gorgeous, highly rated course.
Tour the Whalehead Club
Located just up the street from Ocean Breeze, the Whalehead Club is a restored hunting retreat on 39 acres of soundfront property where walking paths, bridges and breathtaking sunsets abound. This is a great place for family photos, as well as access to the Currituck Beach Lighthouse.
Currituck Beach Lighthouse
The Currituck Beach Lighthouse is open for climbing, and its top platform offers a panoramic view of the area and of the village resting at its base.
Corolla Village
Resting at the base of the lighthouse, Corolla Village can be toured on foot or by Segway, which is a fun way for anyone 12 and older to get around.
Ocean Breeze is ideally situated near several of the area's most popular shopping centers, including the shops at Timbuktu. Kids will enjoy Kitty Hawk Kites and Wings (home of the hermit crab cage).
Other Attractions Near Ocean Breeze include:
Festivals and Fourth of July Fireworks at Heritage Park
Timbuktu Raceway
Mini golf in Corolla
Skateboard Park at the Corolla Light shopping center
Horseback Riding
Jet Ski Rentals
Bike Rentals (There are beautiful biking trails in Corolla)
Numerous Restaurants
Movies and Pizza at the Food Lion shopping center
Eating Ice Cream from a store (Buck's at Timbuktu is our favorite) or from the ice cream truck
Surfing Lessons (Offered by many of the local surf shops)
Day Trips: The Wright Brothers Memorial, Jockey's Ridge, the town of Manteo and the Cape Hatteras National Seashore are all within an hour's drive south of Ocean Breeze, but be prepared for delays. This is a highly populated area of the Outer Banks, especially during the summer months.
*Location Note*
Ocean Breeze's location offers the best of both worlds. It's not as crowded as points south but still has many of the same activities and conveniences, and with the nearest brand name hotel charging more than $300 per night for a single room, it is a great value as well.
Thank You For Your Interest in OCEAN BREEZE. Your Vacation Awaits!
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Ocean Breeze is a beautiful vacation home and a tremendous value. Summer weeks book early and fast. Updated availability information appears below.
Weekly Rentals are from Saturday to Saturday
Check In: 4pm, Check Out: 10am
(Early check-in and late check-out are available. See below.)
Flexible Weeks and Short Stays
The availability of flexible weeks and short stays depends on the time of year and whether a particular time frame remains available. Please inquire if interested.
Availability and Rates
24-Hour Reservation Assistance Available by E-mail Through This Site
1/4/2014 -- 3/29/2014 $500 weekly rate $90 nightly rate
3/29/2014 -- 4/26/2014 $550 weekly rate $100 nightly rate
4/26/2014 -- 5/24/2014 $600 weekly rate $110 nightly rate
5/24/2014 -- 6/7/2014 $700 weekly rate $140 nightly rate
6/7/2014 -- 7/5/2014 $1050 weekly rate
7/5/2014 -- 8/16/2014 $1150 weekly rate
8/16/2014 -- 8/30/2014 $1050 weekly rate
8/30/2014 -- 9/20/2014 $700 weekly rate $140 nightly rate
9/20/2014 -- 10/18/2014 $600 weekly rate $120 nightly rate
10/18/2014 -- 1/3/2015 $550 weekly rate $100 nightly rate
Ocean Breeze rents by the week only during summer months.
Holiday Rates
Thanksgiving / Christmas / New Year's / Spring Break
12/21/2013 -- 1/4/2014 $575 weekly rate $110 nightly rate
4/12/2014 -- 4/19/2014 $575 weekly rate $110 nightly rate
11/22/2013 -- 11/29/2014 $575 weekly rate $110 nightly rate
Monthly Rates
Some of the BEST months for fishing and golfing!! Tuna! Rockfish! Bluefish! And for golfers, the weather is great, and the crowds are gone. The course is yours for the taking! The off-season is also one of the most peaceful and beautiful times of year. It is perfect for enjoying a temperate day with a great book, gorgeous scenery, awesome sales at all of the local shops and no lines at the restaurants.
November: $1600
December: $1500
January: $1200
February: $1200
March: $1400
Additional Fees
Taxes: All home and hotel rentals in Corolla are subject to a 12.75% Currituck County vacation rental tax and state tax. Taxes are factored into your final payment and are subject to change without notice.
Security Deposit: A $200 security deposit is required to rent Ocean Breeze. This amount is refundable upon a satisfactory inspection of the property.
Cleaning/Inspection/Admin Fee: $125
Early Check-In/Late Check-Out: For your convenience, early check-in and/or late check-out can be arranged and is a frequently requested service. Early check in is 1pm or earlier, if possible. Late check-out is 12pm. There is a $50 fee per request.
Payment Information
A signed rental agreement and deposit payment (50% of the weekly rental rate) is required within 8 days of a reservation. If not received within this timeframe, the reservation will be cancelled, and the week will again be available. The balance of all payments is required no later than 35 days prior to the reservation arrival date.
For reservations made less than 35 days prior to an arrival date, personal checks will not be accepted.
Payment Options
Payments may be made by personal check, money order or certified bank check, eCheck, PayPal, or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover or JCB). Please see below for any applicable fees.
**Payment by Credit Card is available with a 2.5% fee on the amount exluding the security deposit.
**Payment by eCheck is available with a $5 flat fee.
**Payment by PayPal is available with any applicable fees being added to the rental total.
Thank you for your interest in Ocean Breeze. Your Vacation Awaits!


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The Muhlenberg County community is ready to wrap its arms around Chad and Kylie Watson.
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Ingraham rates this as 3rd, but holy cow, either the mountain has changed a lot since his day (doubtful), I'm a wimp (possible), or ratings in his day were very different than now (likely). From the end of the approach (just east of the peak, see below), ascend a gully towards the saddle between Lost Peak and The Wedge. You have two choices, take a left leading ledge, around an exposed corner then trend back right to the ridge and follow the ridge to the summit. You will find a short low 4th class pitch (low 5th?) and a short exposed knife edge to cross then easy terrain to the summit. Alternatively continue up the gully until you find a short 4th (low 5th?) class pitch to the summit (I didn't go this route, so someone might correct me).
The normal route can be approached from the west (Modoc) or east (Aguirre Springs). We approached from the east, and I found it easier and shorter than the west approaches. From the west, either climb to the Lost Peak/Wedge saddle and traverse slightly east to the summit pitch, or climb to the Organ ridge just south of The Wedge, then descend the gully to the east to and turn left into the gully leading to the saddle between The Wedge and Lost Peak. Climb either route described above. From the east, take the Pine Tree Trail to it's halfway point (or take "secret trail" to this same place...don't know secret trail? Well, it's a secret). From the halfway point in the Pine Tree Trail, ascend a ridge/welt immediately above the primitive campsite. When practical, traverse into the gully to the right (north) of this ridge (before the gully splits). Ascend the right hand gully through a fairly thick (but passable) maple/oak forest (nice color in the fall). Ideally you'll exit this gully left at a small headwall, if you miss the exit, you wind up at the saddle between Third Peak and Lost Peak (you'll know you're in the wrong place if you have to ascend a chimney to get under a large chockstone). After the left turn, the terrain leads back into another gully that ultimately will culminate at the saddle south of The Wedge. You don't want to go that far, you want to turn right into another gully over a short stretch of rock, where some class 4 scrambling leads to the routes described above.
None required, but you'll likely want to rap from the summit back down into the gully for descent. A number of rap anchors can be found sprinkled around the S. and E. ends of the summit. I believe the ones to the south are destined to drop you back towards the west approaches, rather than the east.


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The house of a former Mason teacher convicted of having sex with students is now on the market.
The Springboro house of Stacy Schuler, 33, has an asking price of $239,900. The pictures available on the realtor's website reveal the house where the crimes Schuler was convicted of took place.
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During her trial, students testified to taking turns having sex with Schuler in her home, and others testified to receiving massages in her bathroom, drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana at the house.
Last week, a Warren County Judge convicted Schuler of 16 counts of sexual battery and three counts of offenses involving underage persons. The offenses involved five different students.
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