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Radio Kootwijk
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A 360x180 panorama of a very typical building, which was built to maintain a radio connection between the homefront and the people in Dutch-Indie. Julius Luthmann was the architect and it was built in 1918.
A shortwave transmitter site, build in 1918. The transmitters played an important role in the 20th ce...
The former long-wave radio transmission building of Radio Kootwijk on the sandy fields of the Veluwe....
A walk in the dutch forest
Have you ever wanted to take a look below the surface, both literally and metaphorically? Well, you c...
The stables of palace Paleis Het Loo are situated around a eliptical mawn. Photo's taken on July 25, ...
Het Loo Palace (Dutch: Paleis Het Loo, meaning "The Woods Palace") is a palace in Apeldoorn, Netherla...
Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Saranac Kölsch - Matt Brewing Company
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Reviews by KTCamm:
New Jersey
3.33/5 rDev +4.1%
Poured light golden yellow, completely transparent into a pint glass. Very little foam, no lacing.
Slightly malty smell - also got hints on apple/pear, but very little. Aroma not very distinctive.
The taste is very clean - maybe a tad watery in the mouthfeel - the malt is there, the finish is slightly sweet. No evidence of hop bittering at all. Still tasty, though not very distinctive.
Easy drinking. I could have a few. Its not an A+ beer, but I enjoyed it.
03-06-2009 23:38:05 | More by KTCamm
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3.15/5 rDev -1.6%
A: Golden pour with half inch head which disappears leaving some lacing.
S: Smell is grainy with hop aroma.
T: Light tast with mild-moderate bitterness.
M: Very light with little residual flavor.
D: Definately drinkable and sessionable but not my favorite by any means.
06-02-2008 01:29:14 | More by mlasher1
North Carolina
3.18/5 rDev -0.6%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
A: Pale straw-colored gold with soapy white head of about 1/2" or so. Pretty good retention and light lacing.
S: Light malts mixed with some sort of light fruity smell, some light but sharp hops as well.
T&M: Dry light malts and sharp clean hops lace the tongue with a strong pull. The body is light with moderate carbonation. Finish is fairly clean and quick with a relatively short malty linger.
D: Light, enjoyable, clean on the palate. Nice, but not spectacular. I couldn't help but not the rather grain-like flavor of the malts in this brew, a bit heavier than I have had in this style before, but not necessarily bad.
05-17-2008 02:44:01 | More by SIRIUS2
3.08/5 rDev -3.8%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #53 (June 2011):
Pale color; clarity and hefty amount of white head walks the walk. Hint of malt, more of a grainy husk and pale leather ... soft, but there with a twang of fermentation in the nose. Crispness is there, and a dry, pulling graininess seems to want to take over right from the get-go. Modest hopping—that's all this brew really needed, though there is no real depth of flavor from the bitterness. Grain becomes almost a bit chalky in the bone-dry finish. A decent stab at the style, but a bit more malt and a pinch of sweetness with hopping to back it would bring it to where it should be.
09-23-2011 21:27:10 | More by BeerAdvocate
2.93/5 rDev -8.4%
This was part of a summer sampler 12 pack, and it was one of the less enjoyable beers in the sampler. It was an orange color with a small head. It had a faint aroma, floral/grainy. The taste was very nondescript. A little bit of hops, and that's it. I've had better kolsches. Drinkable in the sense that it will quench your thirst.
05-22-2006 11:47:33 | More by lordofthewiens
New York
3.65/5 rDev +14.1%
Saranac's Kolsch has a beautiful golden color and a thick white head. It has a lovely light aroma with some fruity esters that reminds me of pineapple. The flavor is well rounded with some light grains, mellow doughy yeast and fruity hops that add just a little bitterness. On the palate there is a nice carbonation with a light body and clean dry finish. I liked this refreshing offering from the summertime sampler and I could see myself looking for it by itself in a six pack over so.
05-20-2008 13:57:28 | More by generallee
3.25/5 rDev +1.6%
07-08-2012 19:05:01 | More by TimoP
2.83/5 rDev -11.6%
12 oz bottle with no freshness date.
A- Clear with a deep golden color. Good lacing effect on the glass.
S- Grape skin, ghost like vinous character. Grainy aroma with a husk smell throughout.
T- Grape skin, watery malt husk. Bready malt, light hopping. Semi-clean palate with a clean and dry finish. Malt character is watery ... no full flavor from the malt let alone the hops.
M- Good crispness but a weird slickness forms on the tongue after each sip.
D- A decent brew to put back, but the craving for more flavor turns me to other beers.
08-22-2005 00:47:12 | More by Jason
New York
4/5 rDev +25%
11-15-2011 16:59:06 | More by mjtiernan
New York
3.5/5 rDev +9.4%
06-03-2012 00:30:43 | More by Milkysunshine
3.5/5 rDev +9.4%
01-20-2013 23:13:00 | More by Janeinma
3.5/5 rDev +9.4%
04-19-2012 19:42:00 | More by Bike2work
New York
3.25/5 rDev +1.6%
06-01-2014 00:38:50 | More by dogfishandi
New York
3.25/5 rDev +1.6%
06-01-2014 04:04:00 | More by butters_mcgee
3.51/5 rDev +9.7%
Poured into stange. Light clear golden yellow with a lively fizzy head that dissipates very raipdly, leaving no lacing. Smells very "beer-like," with pretty evenly distributed malt, yeast, and hops. The smell is clean, a little spicy with some wine-like notes. Taste is light and clean, german yeast flavors are present with some tart wine-like flavors. Mouthfeel is clean, somewhat dry and medium-bodied.
06-08-2013 00:32:31 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
West Virginia
3.63/5 rDev +13.4%
Appears a deep straw colored golden hue with a bright vibrant white head, with thin speckled lacing left behind between each sip. Aromatics crisp mineral character with mild toasted cracker sweetness from the lightly kilned malts with just an air of herbal hops. Flavor wise is clean and straight forward with a crisp malt sweetness touch of honey and biscuit quality about it with a light touch of noble hop action balancing it out. So nonoffensive yet well made clean drinkable. Mouthfeel is light crisp bodied with a sturdy level of carbonation tickling the throat a bit. Overall I could session with this perfect for the summer time sipping sessions, quintessential part of what every beer in the twelve pack of summer should offer.
05-19-2008 20:58:25 | More by WVbeergeek
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -6.3%
06-08-2013 00:41:18 | More by acurtis
3.33/5 rDev +4.1%
The packaging is new; not sure if the beer is. 125th anniversary pack.
The color is somewhere between white gold and yellow gold, bright and clear with a very constant, champagne-like bubbling. The clean white head starts off at a pretty, fluffy two fingers. It falls somewhat quickly, though a consistent foam is kept up by the bubbling activity. Lacing forms mostly via spotting, slightly less than moderate.
In both aroma and flavor it's vinous, lightly lemony, grainy and almost juicy (like a mix of lemon and orange juice), as well as dusty with a lightly bitter finish. It gets fruitier while it warms. It's different, but I like that it gets the vinous character and dry malt notes down.
It has a nice body; fluffy, soft, light, creamy but crisp, and quite dry.
09-10-2013 21:20:31 | More by Brenden
New Jersey
3.9/5 rDev +21.9%
Golden yellow, generally opaque body with fluffy foamy three-finger head in a Saranac willibecker--looks refreshing... crisp pilsner malts are stongest... little else, as it should be with the style... active, thin palate that vibrates on the tongue... appealingly fresh... fresh, relaxed clean malts--the lightest feel of vanilla and acidity actually compliment the otherwise thin mouthfeel... as for saranac's summer sampler, this is the top offering, with its clean, pure approximation of the style--which I thought, again, that the appelation kolsch is not available to non-Cologne brewers... Ryan liked this one too, and I can't really find an issue with its light pilsner effects...
08-31-2008 16:34:42 | More by dacrza1
North Carolina
3.2/5 rDev 0%
Clear golden orange brew topped by a small white fizzy head. Nose is dry and clear. I can pick up a slight hint of green grape peels and light grain malt. The flavor follows. There's not enough punch in any of the flavors or aromas to balance out with the prickly carbonation. Not too bad, and certainly drinkable but feels like too much of an afterthought. Seemingly raw and bland ingredients. The feel is thin and semi-watery but the dryness makes a feeble attempt to mask the fact. The Matt Brewing Co. did aim to follow the style though. Perhaps a few bonus points for that at least.
Well all in all, worth a try and perhaps desirable if you are more liquid thirsty than you are beer thirsty.
06-04-2007 00:07:54 | More by tastybeer
New Hampshire
3.45/5 rDev +7.8%
tasting # 5 of the summer 12-pack.
AP: totally clear golden color with a few big bubbles that manage to create a 1/4" tight and foamy head that dissiptes slowly with a fine coating of lacing left behind.
Nose: A hearty sweet-bread with wheat, grains and malt scent...overall aroma is that of an herbalized hay field during a light humid rain in august.
flavor: a nice sour-bread with malted wheat flavor rides over an herbal "green" hop taste and a mild, earthy yeast finish rounds it out.
feelin': Light, crisp and clean...just as the lable states.
DA: not a horrible american version of this beloved German original.
06-19-2007 17:43:25 | More by GratefulBeerGuy
New York
3.1/5 rDev -3.1%
Appearance: Another yellow lite-looking beer. I imagine the Kolsch style is supposed to be like this? Either way, it's dull to me, and there are too many beers, especially lite beers, that can look like this unfortunately. Head and lacing are decent, though I gave a pretty vigorous pour. But overall it doesn't do much for me at all.
Smell: Some lemon, yeast, nuttiness, bread, slight malt. Average, yes, but what's a Kolsch supposed to be doing? Anything more or no?
Taste: A summer beer for sure, the citrus zest and slight hops lingers on the back of the tongue. There's some zest up front, slight malt. OK, but nothing special, wish there was more.
Mouthfeel: Crisp, clean, nice carbonation. Light to medium-bodied. The best thing about the beer I'd say.
Drinkability: I could swig it in summer out of the bottle and be happy I suppose, but it's nothing fantastic. Once again, I don't know the style very well, but I don't know how much that matters. I suppose I'll at least give some others a chance before I decide the style isn't for me.
10-26-2005 22:36:58 | More by asabreed
Ontario (Canada)
2.63/5 rDev -17.8%
Fizzy and thin, OK coppery colour, not much in taste but certainly drinkable and better than club soda, though reminds me of it because of strong carbonation and salty aftertaste. Lemon and metallic in mid-sip, but this was very fresh.
A mediocre beer, and unlike the other kolschs I have had and liked.
09-15-2005 03:17:43 | More by Sammy
North Carolina
3.15/5 rDev -1.6%
12oz bottle poured into a pint glass
Pours a clear gold with a quarter inch of head that quickly fades to nothing; very noticeable carbonation. Smells very much like straw and grains, but with hops coming through as well. Taste is grainy, straw-like, and sweet with a fruity flavor similar to apples coming through. The hops are very mild, but do add a little bitterness to mellow the fruity sweetness. This beer is well carbonated, crisp, clean, and smooth.
Overall, this beer is very drinkable and light bodied. It's a decent lawnmower beer, but too sweet for me, and in my opinion, too sweet for the style.
08-03-2011 17:49:43 | More by tdm168
2/5 rDev -37.5%
Same color as the Summer ale. Maybe a tad darker. Orange caramel look to it. But Saranac has been known to add "caramel" coloring...
Syrupy cherries smell, cloying to the nose
I am definitely never buying Saranac again. Unless perhaps i am at their brewery, its like drinking Tommyknockers but less ingenuity.
Pale malts and a hint of faint faint faint lemon
Mouthfeel is overcarbonated and watery
Do not buy the summer mixer
07-25-2011 04:14:55 | More by JoeAmerican77
Saranac Kölsch from Matt Brewing Company
74 out of 100 based on 356 ratings.

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The 49ers have reportedly signed four more rookie free agents. We take a quick look at them.
The 49ers are bringing in Marvel Smith for a visit today. We'll see how the physical goes.
One less possible corner on the market for the 49ers.
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The 49ers addressed wide receiver in free agency, but may be looking for another receiver. Who might it be?
The Cowboys released Terrell Owens. Yea, just a little stunning.
The 49ers signed Demetric Evans. Where will he fit in?
Damon Huard may be a 49er soon.
Demetric Evans left San Francisco without a contract.
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The Detroit Lions beat the New York Jets 26-17 at Ford Field on Friday night in the preseason opener for both teams.
For the Jets, the worst possible start took place when Mark Sanchez dropped back early in the first quarter, didn't see a screen pass developing, and threw the ball anyway. Sanchez completed it, unfortunately to the Lions' Ziggy Ansah, who scored an easy touchdown.
However, Sanchez fought back and led a scoring drive capped with a touchdown toss to Jeff Cumberland for 26 yards. On Gang Green Nation, John B was not pleased with his fifth-year quarterback, who, despite going 10-of-13, never looked overly sharp.
In three drives, he threw one interception returned for a touchdown on a screen and then would have had a second one had his receiver not bailed him out with a big hit on a defender about to pick off another screen pass. It's easy to say things like, "It's only preseason," or, "They were only a couple of bad passes." You can't do that, though.
After the game, coach Rex Ryan was asked about the interception Sanchez threw. Amazingly, Ryan said (to paraphrase): "I'm busy with my defense, I wasn't watching." Yikes.
Again, John B not particularly thrilled with those sentiments:
The starting quarterback battle is the most important decision the Jets face in 2013, and he doesn't have time for it?
Detroit played like a team looking to rebound off a brutal and unexpectedly bad 4-12 season, with first-round pick Ansah leading the charge. Not a bad way to get the career going, rook.
Sean Yuille over at Pride of Detroit was happy with a number of players, including Ansah and the one and only, Calvin Johnson.
Ansah was responsible for the most memorable play of the night when he intercepted Mark Sanchez and scored a touchdown. He also had 2 tackles, one of which was for a loss, and in general he looked like he belonged. It was an excellent NFL debut for Ansah.
Megatron barely played, but he still managed to lead the Lions in receiving with 3 catches for 58 yards. Needless to say, he was his usual dominant self.
However, Yuille wasn't overly pleased with Matthew Stafford, something which has quietly started to become a disturbing trend over the last half-season or so in Detroit.
It might be a bit of a stretch to put Stafford in the losers category, but he only went 3-for-8 on Friday. Granted, those 3 passes went for 58 yards, but all of them were caught by Megatron. When Stafford was throwing to other targets, his accuracy wasn't great, and his desire to unnecessarily throw off his back foot continued to be frustrating.
For more Lions coverage, check out Pride of Detroit while all your Jets needs can be taken care of at Gang Green Nation.
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After the completion of Sunday's events at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, China holds a slim lead in the overall medal count over the United States. The U.S. entered Sunday just a step ahead of China, but the two countries swapped places over the course of the day.
China now holds 61 total medals to the United States' 60. They also sit in first place with 30 gold medals, against just 28 for the U.S.
Further down the leaderboard, it is interesting to see which countries are "bottom-heavy" in their medal count. Russia and Japan, for example, who are fourth and fifth in total medals, only have four and two gold medals, respectively. Australia sits in a tie for eighth place with 20 total medals, but has just one gold medal to their name.
And of course, Kazakhstan continues their all-or-nothing approach throughout the Summer Games. They picked up their sixth gold medal on Sunday in the triple jump. Their total medal count? Also six. If you're gonna do something, do it right.
Here's a more complete look at the medal count:
- China: 61 (30 gold, 17 silver, 14 bronze)
- United States: 60 (28, 14, 18)
- Great Britain: 37 (16, 11, 10)
- Russia: 35 (4, 16, 15)
- Japan: 27 (2, 12, 13)
For more on the Olympics, check out SB Nation's London 2012 Olympics Hub.


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Estes Park town administrator Frank Lancaster told citizens gathered for the monthly Mayor's Coffee Chat Wednesday at the senior center that the ice rink will be a temporary feature at first, with staff doing a market analysis to determine its popularity. Mayor Bill Pinkham joked that the people in Fort Collins are really upset about losing their ice rink to us (Estes Park is leasing an ice rink that Fort Collins wasn't using) and they will probably come up here to visit it. He said obtaining the rink was a real coup, and it was because of Lancaster (the former Larimer County manager).
Lancaster said a Fort Collins newspaper quipped that first Estes Park steals the county manager, and then they steal the ice rink, but said the remark was good-natured, that Fort Collins was not going to put the ice rink up this year and perhaps their new city manager would come up here to glide on the ice -- which will be real and not the fake composition used at the Fairgrounds at Stanley Park during the Winter Festival last year.
The ice rink is under construction now near the Dairy Queen and Lancaster said "people are very excited about it." The opening may occur in time for the Tree Lighting Ceremony in Riverside Park on Nov. 17, but the "amazing piece of engineering" requires quite a bit of work, and Lancaster hopes to see folks gliding about on it by Nov. 19. A free "soft opening" is planned for residents before the rink officially opens for cold cash. Skates will be available to rent for $2, with an ice time of $2, he said, all "very affordable." The recreation district will operate the facility, which will remain open winter weekend afternoons, and until 7 p.m. during the holidays.
"It's an experiment we're trying," Lancaster said. "I'm excited about having an ice rink for the first time in downtown Estes Park."


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Some guy* wants to #KeepTheCyInTheD:
Verlander, at 7.5, also had the runaway best Wins Above Replacement rating of any pitcher in the league ... This statistic is all the rage with sabermetricians, who have concocted it ...
Concocted! Nothing good is ever concocted. Good things are discovered or invented. Poisons are concocted.
... by pouring oodles of numbers into a formula that takes every player quality under the sun into consideration and spits out a rating that few understand ...
I didn't fully understand WAR until I read your "pouring oodles of numbers into a formula that spits out a rating" description. Now I get it.
Hey, if it's being used by some to deny Tigers Triple Crown winner Miguel Cabrera the MVP, why not use it to win the Cy Young for Verlander? Turnabout, after all, is fair play.
That'll show us! Because the truth is we hate your town, just as you always suspected. It eats away at us to think a Tiger might win an award. After all, the reason we concocted WAR in the first place was to screw the city of Detroit. Absolutely no one from the sabermetric community thinks your boy Verlander deserves to win the Cy Young Award.
I have my own formula, just devised, to make an even better case for Verlander ...
That's how science works. First you come up with an answer, then you devise a formula to conform to your reality. I am the greatest person ever, because I lead the world in BeingJasonBrannon points.
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A Quite Retreat Close to Plaza in the Heart of Santa Fe in Santa Fe
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- community Muralla Compound
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A quiet retreat close to the "Plaza" and only 2 blocks from the new
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Bedrooms on separate levels offering great privacy. A well equipped
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Cooper-Woolley captained Cardiff University to Welsh Varsity triumph at the Millennium Stadium in 2012, before succumbing to injury which saw him miss most of this season, where he was expected to play a strong role with Cardiff.
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Eagles Move into Third Place at 2010 A-Sun Championship
BRASELTON, Ga. – The FGCU men's golf team moved into third place on the team leaderboard at the 2010 A-Sun Championship on Tuesday at the Legends Course at Chateau Elan in Braselton, Ga. Senior Michael Hart (London, England) is leading the Eagles into the final round, currently tied for eighth overall.
"The squad has played very well through the opening two rounds," said head coach Dr. Jim Suttie. "We had guys step up and finish their rounds solidly to impact the team today and they have put themselves in a great position going into tomorrow, where anything can happen!"
After the Eagles' day one 292 placed them fourth in the 11 team field, the five man squad submitted a second round 289 for a tournament total of 581, which moved them into third overall. FGCU will join the two nationally-ranked programs in the final group on Wednesday after posting the second-best team score of the day, at 1-over par. The Blue and Green sit eight strokes ahead of Campbell and Mercer's scores of 589, and seven strokes off No. 20 North Florida's two-round total of 574.
Following the opening round, No. 31 ETSU built a substantial nine shot lead and currently sits atop the leaderboard with a 571, just three strokes ahead of No. 20 UNF.
With two rounds complete, Hart holds the best aggregate score for FGCU with a 145 (72-73) for a share of eighth overall after submitting the lone eagle of the day on the par-5 14th. Battling each other are the Fort Myers duo of junior Daniel Mazziotta and sophomore Alex Medinis who are tied for 14th overall with scores of 147, (74-73) and (75-72) respectively. Sophomore Brandon Pena (Clewiston, Fla.) also cracked the top 20, tying for 18th with a two-round 148 (71-77) and fellow classmate Patrick Williams (Toronto, Ontario) used a pair of back nine birdies to move into a tie for 26th on the individual board with a 150 (79-71).
ETSU's Rhys Enoch and UNF's Kevin Phelan are the top individuals heading into the final round, both with 3-under 141's.
Final round play takes place on Wednesday with teams teeing off at 8 a.m. from holes No. 1 and No. 10. Fans can follow the scores at GolfStat.com.
FGCU Results – Day Two
T8 Michael Hart (72 73) 145
T14 Daniel Mazziotta (74 73) 147
T14 Alex Medinis (75 72) 147
T18 Brandon Pena (71 77) 148
T26 Patrick Williams (79 71) 150
1 East Tennessee St. (281 290) 571
2 North Florida, U. of (291 283) 574
3 Florida Gulf Coast U (292 289) 581
T4 Campbell University (295 294) 589
T4 Mercer University (290 299) 589
6 Jacksonville Univ. (297 294) 591
7 USC Upstate (300 299) 599
T8 Stetson University (310 294) 604
T8 Kennesaw St. Univ. (301 303) 604
10 Belmont University (311 295) 606
11 Lipscomb Univ. (326 319) 645
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A new red light camera is set up at a dangerous intersection, in Philadelphia's Somerton neighborhood.
The new site is at Byberry and Worthington Roads.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) and PennDOT picked this location after several deadly accidents happened here in the past.
There is a 45-day "grace period," but after July 24th, PPA will slap red-light runners with a one-hundred dollar fine.
The red-light cameras are just one part of making this intersection safer for all who use it. The improvements also include the installation of a new mast arm for the traffic signals (replacing the old type standalone traffic signals), new handicap ramps and new pedestrian countdown signals. Also, curb cuts were realigned and crosswalks were repainted.
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As part of the partnership between London Wasps and Mind, four home games this season will support the charity's fundraising activity and the mental health charity will make their second visit of the season for this weekend's Aviva Premiership clash.
As the leading mental health charity in England and Wales, Mind provides advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem, as well as campaigning to improve services, raise awareness and promote understanding of mental health.
Mind bucket collectors will be present around the ground this Sunday, and they will be happy to chat to supporters about everything the Charity does. The Mind 'Stress Ball' Mascot will also be out and about around the ground for pictures and a walkabout with Sting.
There's also a great chance to support Mind in the Club shop this weekend with 10% of all alternate blue shirts sold this weekend going directly to the charity as well as 10% from all programme sales thanks to agreements with Kukri and Moon Communications.
The relationship between London Wasps and Mind began at the start of the season, with the Club nominating Mind as its Official Charity Partner for the next two seasons.
The Club aims to help increase the awareness of Mind's fantastic work as well as supporting its major fundraising efforts, while at the same time playing a key role in improving the understanding of mental health issues among staff, players, supporters and the wider rugby community.
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FDA Proposes Rules to Force Soap Makers to Prove Antibacterial Claims
If you've ever stood in the soap and detergent aisle attempting to discern the benefits between "antibacterial" soap and other options missing the magic word, you are not alone.
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) researchers have been doing the same thing and have found there is no clear difference- other than the fact that antibacterial soaps could introduce unnecessary chemicals and cause side effects with long-term use.
This week the (FDA) announced that they are pushing forward with a proposed regulation that would require personal product makers to prove that antibacterial soaps and body washes used with water are more efficient in eliminating bacteria than regular soap and water.
The rule change would require that companies prove there are no negative effects on the human body with long-term use.
"Washing with antibacterial soaps has not proven to be more effective than washing with plain soap and water," said Andrea Fischer, an FDA spokesperson.
"The agency continues to recommend that consumers wash with plain soap and water to help avoid getting sick and prevent the spread of germs."
Fischer told the AFRO that products claiming to have antibacterial effects are considered drugs by the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. If a change in regulations is approved, antibacterial soap companies will have to either prove their added benefits, or remove the antibacterial claim from labeling and remove the active antibacterial ingredients, in order to stay on the market.
Two of these ingredients include triclosan and triclocarban. According to information released by the FDA, long-term usage of products containing antibacterial ingredients "may contribute to bacterial resistance to antibiotics."
The FDA is working in conjunction with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on a larger study of the effects of human exposure to triclosan, which the EPA regulates as a pesticide.
"Published reports have suggested that the active ingredients used in these antibacterial products may have a broad range of hormonal effects in animals, including effects on estrogen, testosterone, and thyroid hormones," said Fischer.
Members of the public have roughly six months to make comment on the proposed rule while manufacturers submit data. This period will be followed by a 60-day rebuttal comment period.
According to the Centers for Disease Control plain soap and water is considered a "do-it-yourself vaccine."
Proper hand washing decreases the general population's risk of catching colds and other respiratory conditions by 21 percent of colds. Hand washing also removes salmonella and E. coli O157 from the hands that frequently touch the eyes, nose, and mouth.
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Josh Morris fears Canterbury teammate Sam Kasiano's decision to pledge allegiance to his native New Zealand could prove the biggest stumbling block to Australia
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Australia defeated New Zealand 20-12 at Eden Park on April 20 in a gritty contest played during the NRL's inaugural Representative Round.
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A swag of Bulldogs stars and big-name halves Benji Marshall and Kieran Foran will lead a New Zealand team as hungry as ever for victory against the Australians.
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Players from the elite national competition in Papua New Guinea, the Digicel Cup, have dominated the PNG Prime Ministers XIII side that will take on the Austral
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John Ackland will coach the Junior Kiwis in their match against the Junior Kangaroos in Townsville on October 13.
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---- — UPPER JAY — "Jack" left the mountains that he so dearly loved on Sunday, Sept. 15, 2013.
He left behind his wife of 58 years, Marian P. Wilcox (Betsy); his three children, Jackie a Wilcox Jr. and his wife Karen of Tampa, Fla., Thomas L. Wilcox and his wife Cindy of Oldsmar Fla., his daughter Susan W. Wagner and her husband David of Tampa Fla; his daughter-in-law Debbie Wilcox the wife of his deceased son, Brian C. Wilcox; eight grandchildren, Sara Wilcox, Jackie A. Wilcox III, Lindsay Wilcox, Matthew Wilcox, Alex Wilcox, Nicholas Wilcox, Megan Wagner and Josh Wagner; one great-grandchild, Dominick Wilcox, all living in the state of Florida; three sisters, Aline Labrake, Carolyn Thompson, and Babette Ledwith; and many nephews and nieces.
Jack attended Lake Placid High School. He went to Clearwater, Fla. And started his own business in 1964 which is now managed by his eldest son Jackie and daughter Susan. He returned the mountains in 1982. His retirement years were spent restoring the camp he bought and called Sunnyside Nytis on the west shore of Lake Placid. In 1987, he built the camp in upper Jay New York. This was his dream camp, and after leaving the lake, his dream came true. He spent the next ten years building his dream "One board at a time". His dream is completed now, so he has moved on, but he will always remain in the mountains he loves so dearly.
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Changes, same problems for Bears' O-line
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Bears OG Chilo Rachal left the team for personal reasons. He was placed on the reserve/left squad list.
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The Packers ground out a win at Detroit, leaving the Lions with plenty of work to do to get back into the playoff race.
Kaepernick, Smith lead 49ers in romp
Colin Kaepernick threw two TD passes and Aldon Smith racked up 5½ sacks as the 49ers crushed the Bears, 32-7 on Monday night.
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49ers QB Alex Smith has been ruled out for Monday night's game against the Bears, ESPN's Chris Mortensen first reported.
Ditka hospitalized after minor stroke
Former Bears coach and current ESPN analyst Mike Ditka suffered a minor stroke on Friday.
Bears announce Campbell will start Monday night
The Bears ruled QB Jay Cutler out for Monday night's game against the 49ers. Jason Campbell will get the start.
Hall Call: Lance Briggs
Are Bears WLB Lance Briggs' name and numbers "big" enough for him to one day be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
Urlacher says again he'd lie about concussion
Bears LB Brian Urlacher said Thursday he would still lie to cover up a concussion, reiterating a point he made earlier in the season.
Jim Harbaugh hospitalized with irregular heartbeat
49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh is having a minor procedure done at Stanford Hospital on Thursday for an irregular heartbeat.
Thursday's 60-second rant: Bears-Niners bash weighing heavy on brain
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush reflects on the head-scratching subplots in Monday night's matchup between the Bears and Niners.
Texans LB Dobbins fined $30,000
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Bears sign QB McCown
The Bears brought back QB Josh McCown on Tuesday and waived TE Brody Eldridge.
Chicago Bears cornerback Charles Tillman's wife gave birth to the couple's fourth child. They were expecting a girl. Tillman thanked his Twitter followers for their "thoughts and prayers" and added "Wife and baby are doing great" in a post Tuesday.||||||| Tillman's status for Sunday's game against Houston was in question after he told a Chicago radio station he might have to miss it. He later said he expected to be available and wound up playing in a loss to Houston.
Bears star cornerback Charles Tillman is active for Sunday's game against Houston.||||||| There was some question about Tillman's status after he told a Chicago radio station he might not be available because his wife, Jackie, is due to give birth to a girl - the couple's fourth child. He later posted on Twitter that the baby was expected to be born on Monday and that he planned to play.
Tillman says on Twitter that he will play Sunday against the Houston Texans, after all.||||||| Tillman's status had been up in the air after he told Chicago radio station WSCR-AM that he might not be available because his wife, Jackie, is due to give birth. He recorded four of his seven forced fumbles during Sunday's rout of Tennessee.
Tillman might miss Sunday's game against the Houston Texans because of the birth of his daughter.||||||| Tillman tells Chicago radio station WSCR-AM that he might not be available because his wife, Jackie, is due to give birth to a girl. She will be the couple's fourth child. Their daughter, Tiana, needed a heart transplant after she was born in 2008.Tillman is making a case for defensive player of the year, and he forced four fumbles last Sunday at Tennessee
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He spoke about the "intense" experience of making the film with his Drive director, Nicolas Winding Refn, and being on the opposite end of the "wrath" of his costar Kristin Scott Thomas. Plus, entertainment editor Maria Mercedes Lara has the scoop direct from Kristin on the "damp and hot" experience on set in Thailand. 1 / 18 Short-Shorts Workout: Leg- and Butt-Toning Moves Summer is all about short shorts, and we are here to help you rock this fashion trend! These four exercises tone the legs and butt — chiseling the hamstrings and sculpting the calves. Watch the video to learn the moves, and then do them at your next workout — which is tomorrow, right? 2 / 18 Danielle Fishel Dishes Emmy Award-Winning Love Advice, Kind of . . . Award season is upon us, and we're giving our prize for best dating advice to our favorite relationship guru, Danielle Fishel! In this episode, Danielle takes on good questions to ask on a first date, how to handle paying for dinner, and tips on learning to trust again after getting out of a relationship. Make sure to leave your love and dating questions in the comments below to be featured on a future episode of Dear Danielle! 3 / 18 Re-Create Ingrid Hoffmann's Fruity Twist on Classic Gazpacho at Home Latin cooking authority Ingrid Hoffmann visited our New York City studio to share a favorite recipe from her latest book, Latin d'Lite , her perfect-for-Summer watermelon and blueberry gazpacho. (Side note: we love the cookbook's watermelon-mango salsa, too.) Ingrid offered modifications to the recipe to adjust for seasonal variations so it can be enjoyed year-round. Watch the video for these tips and to see how it's made. 4 / 18 Curtis Stone and Gail Simmons Promise an "Action-Packed" New Season of Top Chef Masters Curtis Stone and Gail Simmons visited POPSUGAR Live! in NYC this morning to chat about the upcoming season five debut of Top Chef Masters. Host Curtis and top critic Gail dished on all the excitement to come when the latest episodes premiere July 24 at 10/9 Central on Bravo. The duo summed up the excitement as "thrilling" and "action-packed." Curtis even weighed in on the possibility of one day testing his culinary skills by appearing on the series as a contestant. 6 / 18 Lashes For Days: How to Apply Mascara the Right Way! Eyelashes can enhance any eye shape and color — no matter how gorgeous they may already be. But there are some tricks to getting your longest lashes ever. Learn all the steps, including the proper way to hold your wand, in this tip-filled tutorial that anyone can pull off. 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RALEIGH — People with plans to play outside this weekend, especially Saturday, are not getting much help from nature, with rain forecast for Friday night and Saturday and generally gray skies for Sunday.
The National Weather Service said a low-pressure system moving toward the state from the southwest will bring rain Friday night, though it may take some time to reach the ground.
Late Friday night and all day Saturday, however, there will be a 70 percent chance of rain. Saturday night drops to a 60 percent chance.
The clouds should be mostly wrung out by Easter morning, but the day will be mostly cloudy and windy, forecasters said.
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Bella Bellini - Beautiful Private Home in Captiva Island
- bedrooms 6
- baths 6½
- sleeps 14
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
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$ 4,899 - $ 7,199 / week
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Incredible newly built Mediterranean style home located in the Heart of the Village on Andy Rosse Lane. Bella Bellini is a professionally decorated, luxurious 6 bedroom/6.5 bathroom private home with a quiet, secluded heated pool and spa. A courtyard style home located on a palm tree lined brick path 500 feet from the beach, this beautiful home offers a gourmet kitchen, washer/dryer, private elevator, surround sound, 6 TV's, VCR/DVD Player, Wi-Fi connection, game room with flat screen TV and ping pong and foosball tables, outdoor chefs area with oversize gas grill with wet bar and fridge. Weekly minimum and can accommodate up to 14 people. Five casual and one fine dining restaurants, two art galleries, beach equipment/jet ski/parasail rental, island grocery store, kayak rental, coffee/ice cream store, day cruise tour boat - to other local islands, and lots of great shops all a minute or two walk from the house. Once you've parked your car, you may not need it for the rest of your stay!
house rental amenities
Professionally maintained: The home is professionally maintained. After all cleaning, service and maintenance visits, the house is cleared for new guests. All kitchen items and appliances will be available and ready for use. The cleanliness and working order of all amenities is never a question with this wonderful home in a wonderful location!
- telephone
- air-conditioning
- central heating
- linens provided
- daily maid service
- Activities-Guide
- Alarm-Clock
- Ceiling-Fans
- Cold-Water-Dispenser
- Laundry-Soap
- Local-Activities-Guide
- Local-Maps
- Paper-Towels
- Restaurant-Dining-Guide
- Shampoo
- Soaps-Basic
- Toilet-Paper
- towels provided
- jacuzzi
- hot tub
- accept credit card
- coffee maker
- toaster
- cooking utensils
- grill
- iron & board
- Blender
- Ice-Maker
- Lobster-Pot
- Refrigerator-Mini-Size
- Spices
- Stove-Top-Burners
- dish washer
- refrigerator
- freezer
- oven
- microwave
- washing machine
- clothes dryer
- dining area
- seating for 14 people
activities and attractions in Captiva Island Gulf Coast South
Wonderful things to see and do: The small, friendly old Florida style town features all the best of island living. Great food, slow pace and smiling faces, mixed with lots of activities and spectacular sunsets will make you want to come back year after year. Long relaxing walks collecting thousands of colorful shells, on the white sugar sand beaches, makes visiting the island on at least one vacation more than worth the trip. Or a two minute walk to the day cruise tour boat, Captiva Cruises, can be great fun. They offer trips to other nearby islands as well as dolphin watch and shelling cruises. A few yards away from there, guided kayak trips to the local mangrove forests in the bay are offered. Kids and adults will have lots of fun catching starfish and hermit crabs on the 10 minute bayside paddle to see the abundant life living in the mangrove trees.
Short trips around the island: If you want to venture outside the village, a few minutes by car (15 mins.) and you can enjoy the Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge, shell museums, terrific shopping areas, movie theater, and dozens of other fabulous restaurants! On Sanibel Island, see the light house and walk the beach by the fishing pier.
Golf: Golf & Tennis - The Dunes Golf and Tennis Club or The Beachview Golf and Tennis Club both offer public access to their facilities. Beautiful places to play golf or tennis. The only thing that ruins it for me when I'm there is that I have to play golf or tennis. Both are only 5-6 miles from the house.
- Bay/Sound
- Botanical-Garden
- Cinemas
- Eco-Tourism
- Groceries
- Library
- Museums
- Beachcombing
- Bird-Watching
- DeepSea-Fishing
- Fly-Fishing
- Jet-Skiing
- Live-Theater
- Outlet-Shopping
- Pier-Fishing
- Sight-Seeing
- Snorkeling
- Sound/Bay-Fishing
- Surf-Fishing
- Water-Tubing
vacation rental rates
January 5 - February 22 ......... $6,599/week
February 23 - May 3 .............. $7,199/week
May 4 - July 26...................... $6,299/week
July 27 - August 30 ................ $5,899/week
August 31 - December 14 ....... $4,899/week
Thanksgiving 2012 ................. $7,350/week
Christmas 2012 ..................... $8,299/week


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Mmm this soup sounds lovely!
This sounds really good! {And I'm not even usually a broccoli fan.}
I love broccoli soup, but adding potatoes and cheese? <3
How many does this serve?? 1 carrot, 1 celery.. doesn't sound like much.
Serves 4. But you can always add more carrots and celery!
Just finished my first bowl with the roommate, and can't get enough!! We shook a little bit of garlic powder and pepper on it after we dished it up to kick it up a notch, and next time may even add some red pepper flakes for some more spice
I made the soup but I added more garlic and some ginger. I also doubled up the recipe to make more for leftovers.
Very good!!! I try it today.
I just made this and its delish! I added 2 more carrots & celery stalks. I also added an extra tater! Its going to be perfect for camping in the mountains this week! Thanks!
So glad you liked it!
Found this post on Pinterest a few days ago, and we're making it for lunch today! Can't wait to see how it turns out!!
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Living in Graduate Housing
Butler Apartments
The Butler Apartments were constructed in 1947 and are located off Harrison Street on the east side of campus. These bungalow-style, unfurnished units comprise a tight-knit community consisting of apartments located on several streets. Available to graduate students, the neighborhood feel of this housing tract make them especially popular with families.
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There are 301 units at Butler. Each unit contains a living room and kitchen, two bedrooms, and one bathroom. There are two apartment sizes; a smaller two bedroom apartment and a larger two bedroom apartment.
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Main Street Minute: Harkins to open theater in Queen Creek
PHOENIX -- Harkins Theaters will break ground on a new location in Queen Creek on Saturday.
According to the chain's website, the Harkins Queen Creek 14 is expected to open its doors in the spring of 2015.
The new theater will be part of the Queen Creek Marketplace at the southwest corner of Rittenhouse and Ellsworth roads. It will have reclining seats, digital projectors and stadium-style seating, among other features.
The groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday. Attendees will be treated to popcorn and will have the chance to win prizes. Anyone in a Harkins loyalty shirt will receive a coupon for a free movie.
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The strongest and current criticism of President Barack Obama coming from the Republicans is "He didn't create jobs."
Mitch McConnell led the party in 2009 when he said, "Our goal must be to see that Obama is a one-term president." The party joined the fight and Republicans have done all in their power to block attempts to improve the economy, health care, tax reform, etc. With a majority in the House since 2010 and the filibuster in the Senate, they succeeded.
In September 2011, the Sun Journal published a letter I wrote, "Pass the jobs bill now." Called the "Rebuild America Act," it would have created jobs by offering loans to rebuild infrastructure and start small businesses. It did not pass the House or the Senate.
I visualize Obama trying to climb a hill and the Republicans holding him back with a rope around his waist. Now they say: "See, he couldn't even climb that hill."
The very last thing this country needs right now is a return to the backbone of Republican philosophy of government — trickle-down economics. It has not worked in the past and it will not work now.
Although they hate regulations, if the planet is to be saved for future generations, common sense regulations are essential. Tax breaks for the super rich do not result in more jobs, just more money in their bank accounts. Walmart has destroyed thousands of small businesses.
Every American citizen should take the time to vote.
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On-the-ground coverage of the official UN negotiations, as well as interviews with journalists, scientists, policy makers, stakeholders and activists.
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The tens of thousands of African migrants who have arrived in the country in the past decade are being branded as "infiltrators."
A panel discussion on the legacy of King's "Dream" speech.
Rick Perlstein joins Bryce Covert and George Zornick to explore the serpentine shifts and strange bedfellows of gun control politics.
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What really happened on Capitol Hill this week, and a look ahead to the budget battles on the horizon.
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Over 100 Americans with CODEPINK and The Nation protested in front of the Ugland House, where some 18,000 corporations hide their tax dollars.


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Villa- Golf & Shop - Close to Beach - Fine Dining in Vero Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Villa
- community Pointe West
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 2,000 - $ 2,850 / month
vacation rental description
Relax in Southern Style. Newly built Villa located in premier golf community offering fine dining, heated pool, Polo and Screen on the Green Events...or just relax in your Lanai and enjoy the fragrant blossoms and song birds.
Close (minutes) to "near private" beaches, outlet mall and world renowned wild life tours ...Don't forget to bring the camera! Egrets, Osprey, Herons galore! Bird Watching Anyone?...Pelican Island National Preserve is really close by. Want Theatre and Museums...we have them all locally.
All utilities & taxes included, plus Internet and Cable TV. Designer applicances througout including washer and dryer. For the comfort of our guests no smoking is permitted. Small pets are welcome when pre-approved, but no cats. Pet cleaning pre-paid fee will be added to rental fee.
Full kitchen and Dining area. Spaceious master bedroom suite and guest bedroom each with private bath. Large living room and studio room. Conviently located for day trips to Disney, Sea World or Cape Canaveral.
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Ralph Carnesecchi
villa rental amenities
Full Modern Appliances throughout
Private Entrance, Front Porch and Secluded Lanai
High ceilings accentuate the open air feeling
Sit down Bath Tub and Shower Stall
Internet & TV
All Utilities included
activities and attractions in Vero Beach Atlantic Coast Central
Walk or Jog along Champion Golf Course trails...5 courses within minutes.
Bask in the Sun and Enjoy a Relaxing Dip in the Heated Pool or count Laps.
Fine Dinning in Communities Golf Club House, or at One of Vero Beaches 4 Star Dining Establishments. Casual Dining abounds.
Visit between December and March and enjoy Polo Matches, Screen on the Green Events...you can always count on visiting one of the nations top ten Art Shows "Under the Oaks" or experience a real Southern County Fair... Not your cup of tea, then any of the 5 golf courses, gorgeous beachs or relaxed kayak rides up the Intercoastal Lagoon may be more to your liking. Want adventure...Alligator Air Boat Rides, Deep Sea Fishing or world class Large Mouth Bass fishing is just around the corner.
Want some Cultural Stimulation? Vero Beach is proud of its Riverside Theatre and Vero Beach Museum of Art...World Class Art Exhibits and Classes are offered throughout the year, and Musicals, Drama, Jazz or Mozart...we have them all.
Prestine Natural Lakes close to Villa. Want to see gators and Osprey up close? Owner can suggest Air boat or pontoon boat tours....guided fresh water fishing....simply the best in the US.
vacation rental rates
One Month minimium required.
Rates: Include all services
May and June $2450.00
July and August $2,000.00
September through November $2450.00
December through April 2850.00
Weekly & Daily rates only offered, Pro rated, if tacked on to monthl rental,if available.
Ralph Carnesecchi
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Vero Beach
- Golf, Golf, Golf and more Golf!
- Art Shows Under the Oak Trees
- Shop, Shop at the Outlet Mall or Beach Side Stores
- Riverside Theatre - Musicals, Drama, Jazz, Mozart
- Museum of Art - Take a Short Art Appreciation Class
Top things to do on a budget
- Bird Watching - Egrets, Osprey, Herons galore
- Outlet Mall Shoping
- Bask in the Sun on Prestine Beaches
- Pelican Island National Refuge
- Pontoon Boat Rentals or Tours
Top things to do with a family
- Sun yourself and build sand castles on Unspoiled Ocean Beaches
- Adventure tours- Alligator - Kayak or Deep Sea Fishing
- Fine Dining or Casual Cuisine - Many to choose
- Disney, Sea World & Cape Canaveral
- Daytona Speedway
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Jets reach agreement with top pick Wilson
The Jets have come to terms on a deal with their first-round draft choice, CB Kyle Wilson, a person with knowledge of the deal has told The Associated Press. The contract is for five years and carries a maximum value ...
Jets sign WR Coles
The Jets added some insurance at receiver Friday, signing Laveranues Coles to a one-year deal.
Jets give extensions to Ryan, Tannenbaum
The Jets rewarded head coach Rex Ryan and GM Mike Tannenbaum with contract extensions, the team announced Friday.
Jets sign QB Brunell
The Jets signed QB Mark Brunell late Wednesday after months of rumors that he would end up with the team.
Don't expect major leap from Sanchez
If Jets QB Mark Sanchez develops into a quarterback worth starting every week in fantasy leagues, it won't be in 2010, writes PFW's Dan Parr.
Jets to enshrine six in Ring of Honor
The Jets announced they have created a Ring of Honor in their new stadium, and will enshrine six former players into the Ring during an Aug. 16 ceremony.
AFC East training-camp reports
In the first installment in our series of training-camp reports, we look at the AFC East teams, including offensive and defensive overviews, a battle to watch and an injury update for each club.
Jets CB Revis considering plans for training camp
There have been conflicting reports about Jets CB Darrelle Revis and whether or not he will hold out of training camp, but we hear he hasn't made a decision in regards to a holdout.
Report: Revis can't afford long holdout
Jets CB Darrelle Revis won't stay away from training camp as he pushes for a new contract, sources have told NFL Network, citing a provision in his deal that could provide for guaranteed salary. This report contradicts a blog ...
Report: Revis prepared to hold out
Jets CB Darrelle Revis is prepared to hold out of training camp if the Jets don't give him the new contract he is seeking, the (New York) Daily News reported Friday.
Report: Jets agree to terms with Ducasse
Jets rookie OG Vladimir Ducasse has agreed to terms on a four-year, $3.25 million deal, a source told FOXSports.com.
Report: Jets, Ferguson agree to terms on extension
The Jets have reportedly agreed to terms on a contract extension with one of the four players seeking new deals from the team.
Jets' Tannenbaum faces tough call
Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum faces a difficult decision regarding All-Pro CB Darrelle Revis, who wants to be paid like an elite corner although he still has three years remaining on his contract.
Report: No suspension for Jets WR Edwards
Jets WR Braylon Edwards will not be suspended by the NFL following his January no-contest plea to misdemeanor assault related to an incident outside a Cleveland nightclub, according to ESPNNewYork.com.
Jets in no rush to extend Revis, Mangold, Ferguson, Harris
While the Jets would like to have CB Darrelle Revis, C Nick Mangold, OLT D'Brickashaw Ferguson and ILB David Harris around for many years, it doesn't appear GM Mike Tannenbaum is pushing to get new contracts to them ...
The Jets promoted Sapp from the practice squad to the active roster.||||||| Sapp, originally a 2010 fifth-round draft pick by Philadelphia out of Clemson, was with the Jets' practice squad last year and was on the active roster for the season finale. He was signed to New York's practice squad on Sept. 1 after being waived in the preseason by the team this year. He spent three days on the practice squad, was cut again, but then re-signed on Sept. 11.
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Though financial support is distributed to religious communities, gifts to the Retirement Fund for Religious have a very real impact on the day-to-day lives of individual senior religious—providing funding for necessities such as prescription medications and nursing care.
Below, meet some of the senior religious who benefit from the Retirement Fund for Religious. Click on a photo to read their stories.
"Whatever needs doing—whether it's scrubbing floors or teaching children—I'm happy to do it," says Sister John Margaret Walsh, 76. This attitude of service has been a way of life for her since she entered the Congregation of Divine Providence some 60 years ago. Just shy of 14 years old, Sister John Margaret traveled from her home in County Clare, Ireland, to Melbourne, Kentucky, to complete her schooling and begin her formation for religious life.
For 55 years, she ministered in elementary education as both a teacher and principal. Though she is technically "retired," Sister John Margaret's days remain filled with service to others. From assisting elder members in the community's infirmary to teaching knitting at a local Catholic school, Sister John Margaret enjoys staying busy and helping those in need. Woven throughout her day is prayer. She especially likes to pray on her twice-daily walks with Derby, a golden retriever the community rescued a few years back. "I get a lot of praying done on our walks," she says. "I think you should do what you can each day, and leave the rest to God."
Born on the Feast of St. Joseph, Sister Josephine Rosenkranz has always had a special devotion to Jesus's earthly father. Growing up, she offered a novena to St. Joseph at her local parish every Wednesday evening. In 1954, she entered the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart in Frankfort, Illinois, and was thrilled to later be given the name Josephine.
During nearly 60 years of religious life, St. Joseph has been her constant companion. "I've just had a great faith in St. Joseph ever since I was a little girl," she said. Sister Josephine ministered in elementary education for 28 years. Her devotion to teaching led a former student to nominate her for Who's Who of American Teachers, a designation she treasures to this day.
In 1987, Sister Josephine returned to the motherhouse to manage her community's accounting office. Today, she continues to work in the office part-time and also volunteers with various projects and events. In her "spare" time, she bakes 5,000 cookies, 250 quick breads, and dozens of cakes, pies, and assorted desserts for her community's annual garage sale. Last year, the bake sale alone made $4,000. St. Joseph would be proud.
Growing up in Chicago, Augustinian Brother Jerome Sysko, 70, was taught by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth. They had a great impact on his vocation. "They really lived up to their name and modeled the Holy Family," recalls Brother Jerome. "They were reverent and had a welcoming, loving spirit." Years later, Brother Jerome found that same feeling of family with the Augustinians and entered the Province of Our Mother of Good Counsel in 1961.
From novice formation to campus ministry, much of Brother Jerome's nearly 40 years of ministry has involved serving the young. In 2010, however, Brother Jerome took on a new ministry: elder care. Today, he serves as the prior of the Blessed Stephen Bellesini Friary, a unique canonical community located within a retirement and skilled-care facility. Financial and consultative support from the Retirement Fund for Religious enabled his province to establish the friary and to develop a comprehensive elder-care plan. "It is a privilege to accompany our members at this stage of their lives," says Brother Jerome.
Sister Reginald Gerdes, 81, a member of the Oblate Sisters of Providence of Baltimore, Maryland, has always been fascinated by history. But when the time came for her to teach, her religious community needed science teachers, not history teachers. So Sister Reginald obtained a master's degree in science and spent numerous years teaching biology at the high school and college levels. Often, she served in underprivileged areas and recalls fondly being involved with the neighborhood children. "We'd take the kids to Bible school," she says. "And when our van didn't work, we'd walk to the nearby prison, and they'd let us borrow theirs."
Sister Reginald's teaching ministry was followed by years as a principal and service in her community's development office. Yet her love for history never waned. Eventually, she became the community archivist. Today, she continues to deliver lectures on the history of her congregation, the first religious institute in the United States founded for women of African descent. A native of New Orleans, she also writes articles on the history of African American Catholics.