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On day 30 of the search for missing Toledo 1-year old Elaina Steinfurth, the Toledo Police Department is processing some possible new evidence in the case.
"When I saw the hair, I felt that maybe my worst thoughts were coming true and that it may not end up the way that I originally wanted," said Terry Steinfurth.
The family of baby Elaina says not searching on their own is not an option.
"I can't really do it because I still want to bring her home alive. I don't think she deserves what she's getting. She's too innocent. We just need her home," said Steinfurth.
Saturday's search led them back to the banks of the Maumee, where hair found by a fisherman was handed over to Toledo police. Currently, police are checking to see if the hair is actually human.
"Once we are able to determine what kind of hair it is, if it turns out to be human hair, then we will go a little further and do a DNA analysis to see if it matches up with baby Elaina," explained Sgt. Joe Heffernan with the TPD.
For the past month, questions on how slow things seem to be moving have been flying at Toledo police. They say bringing Elaina home safely is priority one.
"In this particular case, we've invested so much time and money. The last thing we want to do is jeopardize the integrity of the case by jumping the gun on something that may come back in the end to hurt the case," said Heffernan.
Police say they have been following up on leads, doing daily interrogations, even conducting polygraphs, trying to get to the bottom of this.
Read more stories, watch videos and find more bonus content, including a flier you can download, about the search for Elaina.
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Archive for December, 2011
18,000 miles for 2011
Today was my last ride for 2011, and it just so happened to take me over the 18,000 mile mark for the year. I had originally thought I was going to be short of 18,000 miles, but I noticed after my ride on Monday that I was reasonably close to try and make it there by the end of the year. Also, I had 2,134,824 ft of climbing … that's the same elevation gain as climbing Mt Everest 73.5 times starting from sea level.
I also ended up winning the Strava climbing competition for December and for 2011.
83 miles of epic snow biking
Another amazing day of riding up here. This time I braved the snow-covered roads leaving the Telemark resort having gained confidence riding in the snow yesterday for a mile or so. It was well worth it to be in such a remote location on winding, hilly, beautiful roads and trails that pretty much paralleled the Birkie trail all the way to Hayward. If I had done the Seely fire tower climb, then I might have even crossed part of the trail. But, unfortunately, I had to turn around shortly into my ride because I had forgotten to upload the course to my Garmin. So, I turned around and headed back to meet Kristine just as she and the kids were driving out to head back to Shell Lake. Right there on the side of the Telemark entrance road, I connected my Garmin to the laptop and transferred the file. Then I set off again on what was an 83 mile, 5+ hour, mountain bike adventure.
I spent most of the morning with a good internet connection while the kids went skiing again with Kristine and Poppa Dale. I plotted out a course that would take me from Telemark back to the Cardwell house in Shell Lake over an hour away by car. The course took me onto 9 miles of untreated snow covered roads and trails behind Telemark that were just amazing and fun to ride. Spider Lake Fire Lane started out well packed from cars driving out to cabins along the road. But eventually, once I made it past the last cabin, the snow got really deep and loose since not very many cars had driven over it. Still, it was possible to go slow on the downhills with minimal fishtailing and then crush the uphills. I would imagine that my speed on some of the uphills was faster than the downhills. It's amazing what the extra traction of a spinning tire will do. Theoretically, I suppose you could hammer the downhills and achieve the same effect but the consequences of a fall at 30+mph make me choose the more saner option of riding the rear brake gently down the hill at a comfortable 10-15mph.
For those of you who have ridden through sand, but never ridden through snow, think of packed snow the same way you would think of packed/wet sand. Loose snow, however, is just like riding through loose sand with the same fishtailing effects. The only difference is that you are expecting the fishtailing in the sand, but not on the snow when it has been hard packed and suddenly transitions to loose or when you lose the car track you were following. Also, turning on the snow is tricky. On one downhill, I was running out of room for the turn and ended up all the way on the side of the road – but it was pretty heavily banked and I ended up sliding through the turn with my wheel still pointed off to the side. This got to me to a straighter section where I could straighten out the wheel.
I only had one bike problem on the ride, when I couldn't shift back into the big chainring. I spent a few minutes about an hour into my ride trying to figure out what was wrong and eventually just cranked the inside limiting screw until it would shift back up and that worked for the rest of the ride although I had quite a bit of chain rub on the front derailleur so that was a little annoying to have to put up with for four hours.
Here's the ride map and interactive data from Strava -
And here is the super hi-res topocreator map -
Finally, enjoy the pics and Garmin screenshots that I took on the ride –
Adventures riding in the cold northland
Wisconsin Divide, a set on Flickr.
We had an inch and a half of new snow last night so today's ride was again on the mountain bike. The snow is perfect depth and texture for good riding as I discovered today since the road to the ski resort was completely covered all the way back out to Co Rd M. In northern Wisconsin, all the county roads get treated with salt and plowed on a regular basis so they remain relatively snow and ice free even with temps in the teens. Today I was riding through puddles and wet roads on Co Rd M and Co Rd D even with the temperature hovering around 20 degF.
The ride highlight for the day was on Co Rd D where I unexpected came across this large sign indicating the Great Divide of Northern Wisconsin. On the other side of the divide, was a long downhill. The internet connection here at the hotel is really spotty so I am waiting to upload the ride to see if it was an actual categorized climb. If you are ever wondering what I think about on long bike rides, I spent about 10 minutes of the climb working out in my head the vertical gain needed over a particular distance for it to count as a Strava Cat 4. I think to hit the 3% threshold, you need 158.4 feet of climbing per mile – I worked this out in my head making for a good distraction as I was trying to push the pace realizing that it was probably going to be pretty dark by the time I made it back to the lodge.
I pushed the pace really hard over the top of the climb and all the way back across Co Rd D to Co Rd M. I hit M just after sunset with about 12 miles left to get back to the lodge. With a cloudy, overcast sky it was already pretty dark. I could see fine even without a light, but I had to rely on my bright green neon vest for visibility. I got passed by about five or six cars on the mostly deserted road, but the last car was a local sheriff who put on his lights and told me to get in the truck that I couldn't be out without a light. He was very nice and gave me a ride the last 3 miles back to the lodge. I apologized profusely for riding without a light as I had expected to be back well before sunset but had gotten delayed on my ride.
All in all, it was a great ride, and the pics at the top of this post are the ones I took along the way.
Yesterday, I did a shorter ride out/back on Co Rd M and also snapped a few pictures. Here they are on flickr enjoy!
Co Rd M – Mountain Bike, a set on Flickr.
Kicking off a winter adventure with an epic
I left Birmingham, Alabama yesterday at 6:30AM and a little over 32 hours later we arrived at the Telemark ski resort in Cable, WI. To get here from Alabama involved an epic 123 mile bike ride and over 1000 miles of driving. Kristine started about 6 hours behind me in the car and caught up to me just south of Faulkville, AL north of Cullman. I started out doing a normal climbing route through Rocky Ridge, Vestavia Hills, Homewood, and Birmingham before merging in Gate City with the route that I had tried out last week on my way up to Smoke Rise.
This time I wanted to try out more climbs on the same ridge as Smoke Rise and Skyball so I diverted my route near Kimberly to head up through Trafford towards AL-160 and all the climbs that start on 160 and climb up the ridge. I had intended to do 4 different climbs and 4 different descents off the ridge, but on the way over on ??? rd which turned into ??? rd I was chased by numerous dogs. I decided since I was also running a bit behind to skip one of the climbs and only ended up doing Graves Gap, Co Rd 45, and Skyball.
I'll let the pictures (and captions) tell the rest of the story. Clicking on a picture will take you to flickr where you can flip through all the pictures.
Trip to Wisconsin 2012, a set on Flickr.
Photos from trip to Wisconsin 2012
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FLIGHTS: Booked with Princess via Travel Agent. No choice of airline offered and took a long time to get confirmation of flights ex UK. British airways economy with it's infamous 31" leg room. Good food and service. Seats comfortable, in-flight entertainment excellent....but oh that leg room!!
ARRIVAL: Not impressed. After 22 hour flight, we had to go looking for Princess agent at airport. Then waited 90 minutes till she had all the group. Taken outside to stand for 30 minutes waiting for the bus. Luggage loaded on bus and not seen again till our cabin. Very good.
EMBARKATION: Large tent that had the atmosphere of a refugee clearance camp. Told we couldn't check in for another 90 minutes. Walked to nearby Darling Harbour, looked around, had coffee, then lunch. Back to ship at 14:00 assuming the rush would be over. It wasn't, due to hiccup with immigration computers. However we had priority boarding and that worked very well.
CABIN: Fabulous. Nicely furnished and wonderful balcony. Steward service, discreet, excellent. All the suite perks worked perfectly. Only slight annoyance was that even though there were 3 of us, only had 2 each of towels, bathrobes, slippers etc. Soon put to rights, but daily fruit and snacks often delivered for 2 people. Captains cocktail party invitations only given to 2 of us, but again soon amended after talking to passenger relations.
FOOD: Service, quantity, variety, all excellent in main dining room. However, the quality was just missing a point. UBD ordered in advance. Superb! Sterling Steakhouse, best steaks ever. Horizon Court, great variety of food for breakfast and lunch. Cafe Corniche, really good Pizza. Can't praise the waiting staff too highly. Friendly, efficient, but not over bearing.
ENTERTAINMENT: Not overly impressed with day-time activities. Evening shows with singers and dancers were most enjoyable, didn't go to 'hypnotist' 'comedian' type shows. Friends who wanted to dance the night away, very disappointed. They said that after midnight it was like walking round the 'Marie Celeste'.
ITINERARY: Excellent range of places for our day stop-offs. Showed the wonderful scenic side to New Zealand, plus some interesting towns/cities.
DIS-EMBARKATION: Beautifully handled. We were called to go ashore and within 5 minutes were in a taxi heading for our Sydney hotel.


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Two million pounds of food are shipped out to food banks from the Mississippi Food Network's warehouse every month. That number could rise because of the food stamp cuts.
"We're going to need to raise more money, do more food drives, get more corporate sponsors involved," said Marilyn Blackledge, MFN's Director of External Affairs.
For a family of three, they would now receive $29 dollars less every month. The Mississippi Food Network says that's going to stretch most more than they can handle.
"What we found out when we did our hunger study was that most people said that their benefits lasted 2-3 weeks," explained Blackledge.
The Food Network will try to fill in the gaps of needy families dealing with a shrunken budget. Stretching every dollar will be more important than before.
A lot of the people that are getting food are on benefits because they work but just don't make enough money to get by every month.
The Mississippi Economic Policy Center says the cuts will go deeper than just those households.
"If you think about it in terms of a family. A family who receives SNAP assistance, they go into a grocery store or they spend all of that money locally, that in turn supports jobs at that store," said MEPC Executive Director Ed Sivak.
Sivak explains that for every $1.00 of snap benefits that's spent, the state generates $1.70 in economic activity.
"This cut is actually going to mean there's 70 million less available in the state, statewide for SNAP assistance," Sivak described.
Because they knew the cuts were on the way, food banks statewide have already started preparing.
"Anytime something like this happens, we see the need increase dramatically for us," Marilyn Blackledge at the Mississippi Food Network added.
Congress is still discussing further cuts to the snap program. The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed a bill that would cut $40 billion dollars more. Here in Mississippi, they say that could impact at least 52,000 people.
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Phil-Tiger Showdown Is Top Gift for Golf FansPhil Mickelson and Tiger Woods have had rather lengthy lulls in their spectacular careers. However, their final-round confrontation in the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am indicates that memorable battles may be ahead this season.Also published on:
Goaltending Remains Key to Stanley Cup ContendersGoaltending has to be the backbone of any team's defensive system. A team knows that a great goaltender can rescue them on a night where the rest of the team is not performing up to par. Here's a look at the top 5 goaltenders this season.Also published on:
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Disciplinary Hearings Not Enough; Fighting Must GoBrendan Shanahan has taken over as the NHL's dean of discipline this year and he has been thorough, consistent and strong. However, player safety dictates that the NHL has to go further when it come to keeping players from suffering severe concussions.Also published on:
Marlins Will Be a Significant Story -- in Windy CityWhite Sox fans will keep their eyes on another team this season besides the team that plays at U.S. Cellular Field. No, it's not the Cubs. Instead, White Sox fans will have quite a bit of interest in the Miami Marlins and their manager Ozzie Guillen.Also published on:
Kenny Williams Fails to Provide Robin Ventura with Key IngredientsThe White Sox had their fans swallowing hard when they announced that Robin Ventura would be their new manager in 2012. Ventura's lack of experience is going to be a big obstacle and the lack of talent on the roster makes the job almost impossible.Also published on:
Williams Leads Retirement Season in NFLRicky Williams has called it a career after a sometimes successful and sometimes embarrassing run in the NFL. Several other players should follow Williams' lead and head off into retirement on their own terms.Also published on:
Unsung Players Take Big Step Forward in NHLThe concussion/soft tissue injury that has kept Penguins superstar Sidney Crosby sidelined for most of the last 13 months and the slumping Alex Ovechkin in Washington have given others the chance to find the limelight. Here's our top 5 unsung players.Also published on:
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Playoff Race Should Come Down to Final GamesThe final three playoff spots in the Eastern Conference should come down to toughness, clutch scoring and goaltending. However, there are no sure things. The teams that look like they belong in February may disappear by early April.Also published on:
Luck, RGIII Will Emerge as Top Prizes of 2012 DraftDrafting quarterbacks is a risky business in the NFL. Quarterbacks like Tim Couch and Ryan Leaf can be taken at the top of the draft and turn out to be busts. However, Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III appear to be dynamic leaders and winners.Also published on:
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NHL Jumps Gun with Winter Classic AnnouncementNot even a month and a half into the new year, the NHL has made it official. The Red Wings and the Maple Leafs will be playing next year at Michigan Stadium. Coming out with the announcement at this point is way premature.Also published on:
Free Agent Wide Receivers That Will Be in DemandThe Giants won the Super Bowl because they had three big-play receivers in Victor Cruz, Hakeem Nicks and Mario Manningham who could make big plays. In the copycat NFL, teams will be looking for big-play wideouts during free agency.Also published on:
'Facebooking' Thomas Distracting BruinsBoston Bruins goalie Tim Thomas backstopped the team to the Stanley Cup championship last spring and earned himself a spot in the hearts of all Boston sports fans. Now he seems more interested in making political statements than stopping the puck.
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Panoramic Vu from DH to Ocean; 1 Block to Beach/Park; WoW in Honolulu
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Waikiki Sunset Hotel
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 986 - $ 1,449 / week
$ 2,966 - $ 3,895 / month
Honolulu Condo deals
stays between: 9/15/14 & 11/21/14
deal expires in: 6 days
Summer Extension Sale
"Summer Extension" Sale Why not put off thinking about winter coming up? At this rate, and these amenities, you can enjoy the sun and surf without stress. Winter will still come, but not so soon :-).
- $1,095 $985/week (10% off)
- Free Parking, Internet, and Calling ($385)
deal# D65NDP
vacation rental description
This beautiful Waikiki Sunset unit is located at 229 Paoakalani Ave. It is one block to Waikiki Beach and 1 block to famous Kapiolani Park (the Honolulu Zoo, the Waikiki Aquarium, the Waikiki Shell). The unit features a full kitchen with all the conveniences of home, free high speed Internet, free calling within the U.S. and Canada, and free parking. There are two new comfortable double beds and one queen-sized sofa bed. The condo is centrally air conditioned for even temperatures throughout, and there is a tv with dvd in both the living and bedrooms. Enjoy ocean views from the bedroom and living area. We have beach equipment and beach towels for you use.
vacation rental location
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condo rental amenities
The condo has installed broadband internet, with unlimited usage, and telephone free calling to anywhere in the U.S. There is central air conditioning, flat-panel tv/dvd in both living and bedrooms. There are also beach chairs, boogie board, snorkle equipment, umbrella, and other comforts of home.
The building is full of amenities including: heated swimming pool, bar-b-que area, tennis courts, men's and women's saunas, Internet room, free wifi on the rec deck and pool area, and a convenience store on the 5th floor. There is garage parking, and laundry facilities on every floor
activities and attractions in Honolulu Oahu
This is one of Waikiki's most desirable and convenient locations. Enjoy fast food or the finest restaurants withing two blocks of the unit. Near Kapiolani Park, The Shell, the Bandstand, Art in the Park, the Aquarium, Starbucks, cycling, jogging, numerous other outdoor activities.
Within one-half block you can go to the beach, park fields, the Waikiki
Zoo, shops, or restaurants.
Within two blocks, there is the Waikiki Shell, the Honolulu Aquarium,
Jogging runs, and more beaches/shops/restaurants.
Within four blocks (or less), you are in the very heart of the
Waikiki Commercial district with the best gym around, all the nightlife, and--you guessed it--more shops and restaurants.
vacation rental rates
July 1 - August 31, 2013 -- $1195/week; $3495/month; $189/day. ***July 4th holiday rate may be adjusted, depending on length of stay.
September 1 - December 11, 2014 -- $1095/week; $3295/month; $179/day. ***Holiday rates may be adjusted, depending on length of stay.
December 12 - January 6, 2015 -- $1449/week; $3895/month; $229/day. ***New Year's holiday rates may be adjusted, depending on length of stay.
January 6 - March 30, 2015 -- $1295/week; $3795/month; $199/day.
March 31 - June 30, 2015 -- $1095/week; $3295/month; $179/day.
10% Discount for military or kama'aina (ID required) or for stays of 2 week or more.
10% Prepayment discount on all rental rates of at least six nights, if entire amount due is paid at time of booking and more than 90 days prior to arrival.
Individual nights over holidays may be adjusted. A housekeeping fee of $135.; $150. for large groups ($175. for stay of a month or more) and applicable taxes will be added. Tax id #W07796841-01.
$20/night add'l charge for adults numbering over four.
There is also a refundable $200. ParkingPass/GarageKeyCard/Security deposit ($300. for first-time larger groups, or monthly guests).
We reserve the right to change rates and terms without notice. Cancellation/Refund Policy on file.
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Honolulu
- Go to the Beach
- Shopping
- Surfing
- Relaxing
- People watching
Top things to do on a budget
- Go to the Beach
- Hiking Diamond Head
- Relaxing
- People watching
- Sports
Top things to do with a family
- Go to the Aquarium
- Go to the zoo
- Go to the beach
- Hanging out by the pool
- Sports
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Investigators say an important elevator safety system was turned off when an advertising executive was crushed to death at a Manhattan office building.
The city investigation and buildings departments released the findings Monday.
Suzanne Hart was killed when an elevator started rising with its doors open Dec. 14. She was dragged between the car and the wall.
Workers had adjusted the elevator that morning. A mechanic told investigators he'd temporarily overridden a system that prevented the elevator from moving with its doors open. He said the mechanism was back online before Hart arrived.
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Heart of South Beach,walk2beach, Pool, Pking,All Sept.$531/w in Miami Beach
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Apartment
- community South Beach
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 710 - $ 1,770 / week
Miami Beach Apartment deals
stays between: 9/1/14 & 9/30/14
deal expires in: 6 days
Great Promotional Price for September (1st-30th)
4 night minimum stay. Taxes of 13% not included in prices.
- $711 $531/week ($180 off)
deal# DMPTQ2
vacation rental description
Casa Gaby is located on the tranquil Michigan Avenue in the heart of the art deco district. The condo is located at a 8 min walking distance from the beaches of South Beach and 1 min from the Famous Flamingo park with its tennis and fitness center. It is surrounded by restaurants coffee shops and grocery stores. There is a DECOBIKE station just minutes from this residence. DECOBIKE replaces the need for cars and taxis for short, local trips. It's here to save you time and money in a fun and healthy way..
Casa Gaby is a historic building made up of 5 apartments.
This one bedroom apartment has a 5OO SQF of living space and can sleep up to four guests. It has a spacious living room, a large bedroom and a spacious handicap access bathroom.
The living room is modern, trendy furnishings that includ 1 sofa bed and a flat screen TV. The kitchen is fully equipped. The bedroom is equipped with a queen size bed.
Daily cleaning can be arranged for a small fee. Coin operated washer and dryer machines are available in the building.
This property is a legal short rental with all city and state licenses and is managed professionally.
Our extensive property management team will assist you 24/7 in case of needs. The building has 24 hour video surveillance for your protection.
For a small fee, we can provide resident parking permits for our guests. Please make prior arrangements with your sales agent when trying to obtain parking passes.Supply is limited.
Local phone calls are free. Wifi available for $ 15 a day, fee will be waived if guests fill up a survey.
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Last modified on 09-2-2014 at 9:45 AM.
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Miami Habitat 305-673-3958
apartment rental amenities
- Pool
- Free Local Phone
- Wifi available for $ 15 a day, fee will be waived if guests fill up a survey.
- Garden
- Tile Floor
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Cable
- Stereo
vacation rental rates
Rates and minimum stay are subject to changes depending on the season and events
This property ranges from:
$101/night to $189/night
$710/wk. to $1327/wk.
Premium week rates: $1770
These rental rates are indicative here; our prices are changing on a daily basis to offer the best possible deals to our guests. There are multiple premium and high premium event rates not listed in this calendar.
* Taxes of 13% not included in prices.
* Cleaning fee of $100 is not included.
* Reservation deposit is required to book
* A mandatory $100 protection- damage fee will be added to your rental amount
Please note that our properties have a 7-night minimum stay, however, we do make exceptions for 3-night minimum stays when scheduling allows. Please speak with a member of our sales team for special accommodation requests.
Miami Habitat 305-673-3958
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do with a family
- Everglades
- Key west
- Jet ski
- Seaquarium
- Seaplane
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Capital Culinarian Series 30" Gas Range with 4 Burners: Stainless Steel Liquid Propane
Model: CGMR304L
- Powerful OPEN TOP BURNERS RATED AT 23,000 BTUs/hr for All Burners
- All burners are capable of turning down to provide True Simmer of 145°
- CAST IRON WOK GRATE available as an accessory.
- EZ-Glides Full extension removable drip trays mounted on ball bearing rails.
- Stay-Cool Die cast, chrome plated metal knobs with Black Trims (cabernet red optional)
- Auto-ignition/re-ignition on all open top burners
- COMMERCIAL QUALITY CAST IRON GRATES with easy to clean matte porcelain finish
- Island trim included
- Self-clean oven
- Large Oven - 4.1 Cu Ft oven cavity*
- 18,000 BTU infrared broiler in Large Oven behind glass*
- 30,000 BTU primary oven for uniform baking
- Adjustable rear casters for easy installation*
- Adjustable front legs for easy leveling
- Titanium speck porcelain oven interior
- 40-watt bright oven lights
- 4 rack positions w/ 3 racks provided
- Broil pan provided
- 1-1/4" diameter professional-style handle
- Heavy-duty oven door hinges
- Extra large viewing windows w/ embossed design
- Bake, broil, convection bake, convection broil, open-door broil
- Defrost, preheat, warm, slow cooking, normal thawing, advanced thawing
Product Dimensions
- Width : 29 7/8"
- Depth : 27 3/8"
- Height : 36"
Product Documentation
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8-ball matches will be held today
LAKE PLACID— The 37th Annual Northern New York 8-Ball championships will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, April 13 at the Comfort Inn in Lake Placid. There will be over $7,000 in prizes and awards paid out at the finals this year.
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ADIRONDACK— The Adirondack Disc Golf Association and the Town of Plattsburgh Parks and Recreation Department are sponsoring the Adirondack Open Disk Golf at 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. April 20.
The tournament will feature two rounds of disc golf. You can preregister at www.discgolfscene.com/torunaments/Adirondacks_Open_2013. . Participants who pre-register will receive an ADKGA disc as part of the player pack. This is the second of six local disc golf tournaments.
For more information, contact Mike Delisle at 651-6029 or the Town Parks and Recreation Department at 562-6860.
PLATTSBURGH— Saturday's Plattsburgh State softball matchup against Cortland has been moved to 1 p.m. Monday, April 15.
The game was originally set for Saturday, but unplayable field conditions at Cardinal Park have forced the change.
Be sure to follow gocardinalsports.com and @PburghCardinals on Twitter throughout the weekend for any additional schedule updates.
BEEKMANTOWN— The 13th Annual Beekmantown Booster Club Jump Camp will be held June 17 to August 8 at Beekmantown High School for athletes entering grades 7-12 for the 2013-14 school year.
Jump Camp is an affordable, eight week athletic development program designed to prepare athletes for school sports. Workouts are performed Monday and Thursday and usually last for two hours. Out of district athletes and college athletes are welcome.
Applications are available online www.bcsdk12.org under the athletics column. For more information contact Scott Cutaiar at 562-1719 or email@example.com.


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Lengthy sentence for Burnley child rapist
4:15pm Friday 8th February 2013 in News By Wendy Barlow, Court reporter
A 21-YEAR-OLD man who raped a schoolboy is facing a long term behind bars.
Charles Hodgson had sexually assaulted his frightened victim, got him to take part in sex acts and then raped him at a house in Burnley, last June, a jury had been told.
Hodgson, then 20, and who had had an all-day drinking session before he struck, had warned the boy not to tell anybody what had happened.
But the day after his ordeal, the victim had told two female school friends what had gone on. One had told her mother and police were called after the boy's teacher took him to one side at his school in Burnley and asked him what had happened, the town's crown court heard.
The hearing had been told how the defendant was arrested by the police and gave a "number of different versions of events" when he was questioned.
Hodgson, of Thurston Street, Burnley, was yesterday found guilty of rape, sexual assault and two charges of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent, after a four-day trial. He had denied the allegations against him.
The defendant was remanded in custody by Judge Christopher Cornwall for a pre-sentence report and he will be sentenced at Preston Crown Court in the week starting March 11.
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West gate of Suwon Worldcup Stadium
Suwon Worldcup Stadium (nickname: Big Bird) is located at Woman dong, Paldal Gu, Sowon city, Kyonggi do Province. It was exclusively designed for worldcup soccer, has 43,959 seats. Now it is used as K-league Suwon Samsung Bluewings.
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Suwon Worldcup Stadium (nickname: Big Bird) is located at Woman dong, Paldal Gu, Sowon city, Kyonggi ...
This is the sculpture park outside Suwon stadium just before the match between Korea and Switzerland.
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Korea is one of the oldest continuous civilizations in the world with over five thousand years of history. According to the original creation myth, the world we live in today is the work of the Heavenly Prince Hwanung, whose father was the King of Heaven.
The Heavenly Prince asked his father to give him some land to govern, so the Father sent him down to Mount Taebaek. With him the Prince brought the Minister of Clouds, the Earl of Rain and the Chancellor of Wind. They also brought three thousand helpers.
Under the shade of a sandalwood tree the Prince founded a holy city called Sinsi, the City of God. He put his Ministers in charge of three hundred and sixty areas of human culture, teaching them to grow crops and to make laws concerning what is good and what is evil.
A tiger and a bear living in a nearby cave saw this city and desperately wanted to become human. Every day they came to the sandalwood tree at the center of the city to pray fervently for becoming humans.
Hwanung saw their devotion and gave them instructions to remain in the cave and fast for one month, eating nothing but garlic and mugwort. The tiger was too impatient to stand the long and boring days in the cave, so he gave up and left, but Bear maintained the fast. At the end of the month she was transformed into a beautiful woman who became the mother of the Korean people.
Her first son was Don-gun, the First King of the Korean people. When Don-Gun passed on the throne to his own son, he became a Mountain God. It is interesting that mountain gods are still worshipped today in Korea.
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An Improvised Nuclear Device (IND) is a type of nuclear weapon. When an IND or other nuclear weapon explodes, it gives off four types of energy: a blast wave, intense light, heat, and radiation. The bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, at the end of World War II is an example of an IND.
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- A dirty bomb cannot create an atomic blast.
- When the bomb explodes, the blast carries radioactive material into the surrounding area.
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- The explosion from can cause serious injuries and property damage.
- People nearby could be injured by pieces of radioactive material from the bomb.
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- People injured by radioactive pieces or contaminated with radioactive dust will need medical attention.
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- Report any incidents involving radiation to safety officials immediately. Stay as far away from the site of the incident as possible.
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McNeese State University has been given the speech code rating Red. A red light university has at least one policy that both clearly and substantially restricts freedom of speech. Read more here.
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Diversity Awareness Policy 13-14
Speech Code Category: Harassment Policies, StatementSexual harassment may be either same gender or different gender. It includes any unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and/or other verbal or physical conduct of this nature where: ... Such conduct has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with an individual's performance or creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive environment;
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Speech Code Category: Policies on Tolerance, Respect, and Civility, StatementThe University actively seeks to create a learning community
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Diversity Awareness Policy 13-14
Speech Code Category: Harassment Policies, StatementThe commission of any act that discriminates against or harasses another in relation to race, ethnic background, gender, sexual orientation, religion, disability, or age will not be tolerated.
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Public Forum Regulations Policy and Procedures 13-14
Speech Code Category: Advertised Commitments to Free Expression, Statementthe University strongly encourages its students, faculty, and staff to engage in vigorous and collegial debate and discussion within the context of classroom instruction, formal and informal interactions with others, and in social interactions throughout the campus. University students and employees may freely communicate their ideas through the exchange of verbal and written communications and through formal and informal gatherings on the campus at any time and are encouraged to do so in a manner that does not interfere with the University's capacity to administer its core values of teaching and learning, research, public service, and student success.
Campus Alert: Stifling speech
July 9, 2007
The island nation of Singapore has a reputation for zealously regulating the daily life of its citizens. It has banned chewing gum and levies stiff fines for failure to flush public toilets. And when it comes to free speech, Singaporeans must use a heavily restricted "Speakers' Corner" and limit their discourse to uncontroversial topics—and only then after registering with the local police station. Pretty un-American, right? Not so fast. Shockingly, public universities across this country are taking their cues on regulating student speech from Singapore's repressive civic culture. For example, speech at McNeese State in Louisiana is governed by the […]» Read More
Freedom rules
July 8, 2007
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education at www.thefire.org wants you to know that McNeese State University has announced it "embraces the free and open exchange of ideas."As long as the student speaks in one of two zones, no more than once a week for a maximum of two hours, during daylight hours but not on weekends, with a permit obtained at least 72 hours in advance.» Read More
McNeese State Revises 'Public Forum' Policy But Still Prohibits 'Derogatory' Speech
May 29, 2009
One of FIRE's worst Speech Codes of the Month ever—McNeese State University's "Public Forum" policy—has been updated in another FIRE victory for the freedoms of speech and association. The policy now clarifies that students on campus enjoy the freedom to protest and demonstrate, a freedom to which they are legally and morally entitled. Long time Torch readers may remember the original policy from July 2007, when we first highlighted it as our Speech Code of the Month. As we wrote at the time, This public university in Louisiana maintains a set of "Public Forum Regulations" that quarantine free speech to […]» Read More
Today's 'Campus Alert': Stifling Speech
July 9, 2007
Check out today's Campus Alert in the New York Post, where we highlight similarities between Singapore's overly zealous regulation of public life and the tactics often used by American universities trying to stifle student speech. As Samantha pointed out in a recent blog, to speak freely in Singapore, citizens must use a "Speakers' Corner"—a small, designated area where available times and topics are limited. Similarly, many American public universities keep "free speech zones" where students' speech is limited to a designated area for a certain time and often pending administrative approval. As Campus Alert points out: For example, speech at […]» Read More
Speech Code of the Month: McNeese State University
July 3, 2007
FIRE announces its Speech Code of the Month for July 2007: McNeese State University. This public university in Louisiana maintains a set of "Public Forum Regulations" that quarantine free speech to just two areas of campus and place onerous restrictions on the use of those areas. The regulations provide that students may exercise their right to speak and demonstrate—a right guaranteed to students of this public institution by the First Amendment—in just two "zones": Zone A: The grassy lawn area, surrounded by pavement on all sides, located in the southeast section of the Quad between the Student Union Annex and […]» Read More
American Public Universities Take Cue from Singapore
June 28, 2007
When you think of a place where order takes precedence over liberty, where the government regulates every minute aspect of civil life, you may well think of Singapore. Over the years, Singapore has made the news for everything from caning an American teenager for vandalism to banning chewing gum to fining people for failing to flush public toilets. But if you think Singapore and the United States don't have much in common, think again. We need only look to that supposed bastion of liberty—the American university—to find common ground. Singapore maintains a Speakers' Corner (you can see a picture» Read More


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The ACOs, as they are called, were created under the Affordable Care Act and are designed to move health care away from the fee-for-service model that critics say encourages doctors and hospitals to spend more on patients without necessarily improving their health.
With its designation, the Lahey Clinical Performance Network becomes one of more than 250 ACOs in the country for Medicare patients.
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