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LOCATION: Key Largo Florida, the perfect island with easy access to mainland Florida.
LOCATION:Moon Bay is centrally located in Key Largo with easy access to all of the great dining, Tiki bars, fishing, diving, kayaking and all the other awesome things the Florida Keys offer.
LOCATION:Sunset Oasis at Moon Bay is Townhouse #4, which is a premium location with marina and bay views from the living room, master bedroom and the two screened-in porches. Enjoy the sunsets from any of these locations or walk just steps to any one of the popular viewing sites. Walk the other direction to the pool area or to the community room. All of this without getting into an elevator!
TOP TEN REASONS YOU SHOULD RENT TOWNHOUSE #4-Sunset Oasis
VIEW: Awesome tropical bay view from living room, master bedroom and porches.
LOCATION: Excellent location within Moon Bay for easy access to pool, barbeques and clubhouse. Just steps to the marina and bay. You'll never have to take an elevator to get where you want to go.
AMENTIES: Quality dishes, flatware and linens. Enjoy coffee or cocktails at the table on your private terrace adjacent to the master bedroom. Fully screened-in porch on the first floor, and a second screened-in porch off the master bedroom, both with beautiful bay views. Lockable storage area for your snorkeling, diving, boating and fishing gear. Use your computer with ease and comfort at the computer desk area.
TECHNOLOGY: New 60" HDTV in living room, 42" HDTV in master bedroom, and 32" HDTV in second bedroom. Blue-ray surround sound system in the living room. Stay connected with high speed wireless internet throughout the townhouse.
FISHING & BOATING: Quickly get to your favorite fishing spot from the boat slip, or fish from the on-site dock.
PEACE & QUIET: This townhouse is located near the bay so there is no highway noise. Townhouse #4 is a two story unit with no neighbors above or below you.
BRAND NEW: All new furniture and décor throughout.
USER FRIENDLY: Easy access with remote control for front gate, keyless door entry, ceiling fans with remote controls and dimmers for lights.
COMFORT: Beds feature new, high quality Sealy mattresses, comfortable couch and furniture in the living room.
EASY BOOKING: Deal directly with the local owner of this property. We accept M/C, VISA, Discover, and AmEx.
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Sunset Oasis is the perfect location within Moon Bay because it is just steps from the pool, community room, docks, barbeque area and bay. Sunset Oasis has all new furniture and an awesome view from the living room, master bedroom and screened in porches. The 60" plasma in the living room with suround sound, 42" LED TV in master bedroom and the 32" LCD TV in the second bedroom are just icing on the cake.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- In this week's Manhunt Monday, police are seeking 24-year-old Adam Saldana.
Saldana is wanted on charges of Aggravated Battery and Unlawful possession of and intent to deliver a controlled substance.
Saldana is 5 ' 8" and 140 pounds.
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The Milford boys varsity team clinched the Tri-Valley League's East Division with a nail-biting 55-54 win over Richfield Springs.
Peyton Griffiths hit a 12-foot jumper for the Wildcats with 2 seconds left in the game. He finished with a game-high 24 points.
The Wildcats (13-3, 12-1) will advance to the T-V crossover, which will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday at Oneonta State against West Division champion Morris (15-1, 12-1).
Richfield Springs and Milford will compete in the Section Four Class D Tournament, which starts next week.
The Milford girls will compete in the Section Four Class D Tournament next week as well.
The Cooperstown girls will begin sectional play at home at 7 p.m. Friday. The Redskins, ranked No. 1 in Section Three Class C-1, will play No. 8 Beaver River. Admission is $3 at the door.


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Mediocrity is acceptable -- at least according to one company where I spent some time. I've been in IT for 25 years and have tackled many a consulting project. On occasion, I told myself I'd seen it all, but of course, something else always lurked around the corner.
In this instance, I was assigned to a project at a company that provided electronic educational material to schools. My job was as a technical lead/architect of a team developing a new program. I found out later that I was the third person to fill that role on the team within a year.
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I'd say it was a team in name only, as most of the time the group appeared to think they were socializing rather than doing a job. I secretly nicknamed the members "The Three Stooges." One stooge was egomaniacal without any justification for that attitude. Another was elusive, refusing to make eye contact, but was the best worker out of the group. And the third thought he was king of the world, having been at that client for a few years -- yet comically knowing very little.
Who was the fearless leader of the stooges? Again, someone with the title in name only. The project lead was disorganized, couldn't keep a meeting on track, never had clear goals or directions, and didn't seem to care what happened day to day. Under these conditions, chaos begat chaos.
The products reflected the company's confusion. Even the most recent releases seemed outdated, and they always had problems. I started wondering to myself how the company was staying afloat -- and the question popped up more and more frequently as time went on.


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VERNON - Warren G. Harding and Badger athletic teams rarely square off against each other, but in terms of boys soccer, the two schools have started one of Trumbull County's newest rivalries.
For the sixth consecutive year, the Raiders and Braves played each other - this time on opening day for soccer in Ohio - and the Braves increased their unbeaten streak over the Raiders to six games with a 2-0 win.
"Definitely a rivalry," Badger coach Justin Deraway said. "Last year, it was tie game down there. This year, we edged ahead of them a little bit, but they've improved so much in the last five years, it's been a contest that the teams always look forward to."
The Raiders (0-1) were the more technically gifted of the two teams and held most of the possession throughout the match, but Badger (1-0) countered by being physical every moment of the match. This took Harding out of its rhythm a bit.
Going down early also hurt Harding, as the Braves took the lead in the fourth minute. Badger's Cody Marshall pick-pocketed a Raider defender who held onto the ball too long before squeaking a shot past Harding senior Austin Vingle from around the penalty spot.
"Badger doesn't have a football team - this is their football team," Harding coach Tilden Tatebe said. "We understand that. We know that coming in. I don't think that was as much a factor as they wanted it more than us. I think that our desire wasn't there, especially the first 20 minutes of the game, and I'm not sure why."
With possession came a lot of chances by Harding to score, but the Badger defense held strong, making life easy on goalkeeper Jared Meikle. The senior saw three shots reach him all match, as his defenders blocked many shots before they could reach him.
It became critical for the Braves when the Raiders pressed in the second half after going down two goals early.
"My defense is excellent, they're very solid," Meikle said. "They're very smart, they know what they're doing and it makes my job easier because I don't have to do as much when they're doing their job correctly."
Since Tatebe became the coach of the Harding soccer program six years ago, the Raiders have improved steadily to a respectable team that has a ton of athletes. In order for that trend to continue, Tatebe said that it must be a team effort.
"Honestly, I don't believe that there's any one, two, three or four players that drive this team," Tatebe said. "For us to be successful, we need to play as one, and our camaraderie this year, more than ever, has been excellent. We've got really great team chemistry. If we play together, we'll be successful."
As for Badger, the Braves are used to being the kings of the Northeastern Athletic Conference, and they expect to do run the table again, even if the conference is catching up to them. They hope to replicate the stout defense from 2012, when the Braves allowed 17 goals and recorded 12 shutouts.
"Defensive teams, I think, are the better teams," Meikle said. "Offense wins games, but defense wins championships. I think we're very good defensively, and our offense will carry us, too."
Another team expected to be a force in the county is Lakeview. The Bulldogs have been the cream of the crop in Trumbull County for boys soccer, but coach Nate Mailach doesn't expect the back-to-back district champions to start off hot in 2013.
Last season's state-leading scorer Colton Ainsley missed the last five weeks because of a foot injury, and while the forward line looks like it will be as prolific as in 2012 when the Bulldogs scored 115 goals despite Ainsley's injury, Mailach hasn't found the right combinations in midfield and defense.
"We're hoping to capitalize on momentum we've had the last two years, but so far, it's been a rough go," Mailach said. "We've had some key injuries this preseason, and we've yet to get our projected starting eleven on the field at the same time all summer.
"I keep telling these guys that we have to be perfect in October, not in August."


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BJ Young scored 19 points and Arkansas cruised to an 86-51 win over Delaware State on Saturday.
The Razorbacks recorded one of their most lopsided wins of the season by connecting on 58 percent of their field-goal attempts, including a season-high-tying 10 3-pointers. Freshman Antlon Bell hit four shots from beyond the arc and finished with 12 points.
Arkansas (9-4) complemented its hot shooting with a suffocating defense that resulted in 23 points off 16 Hornets turnovers. The Razorbacks held Delaware State (6-9) to 38 percent shooting, allowing only seven made field goals before halftime.
The Hornets started well, staking an early four-point lead before going cold. Delaware State went 7:01 without a field goal in the first half while Arkansas used a 23-2 run to seize control of the game.
Casey Walker led the Hornets with 13 points.
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2:10pm Thursday 8th November 2012 in Local Sport By Alan Feldberg
HIGH Wycombe HC are a team in crisis at the moment.
They are on a downward spiral that has taken them to the foot of the South Hockey League Premier Division table and, perhaps more worryingly, sapped the players of all their confidence.
On Saturday they lost 6-0 at Purley to make it four defeats in a row after a promising start to the season, and Saturday's trip to league leaders Maidstone doesn't offer obvious signs of redemption.
Captain Gary Goodman said: "It's going to be tough, but the way I look at it is every game is tough at the moment because everyone is above us.
"We just have to keep plugging away and we'll get a win sooner rather than later.
"Whether it's this weekend or next weekend I don't know, but when we do it will be the platform for us to kick on."
At the moment though, it must appear to be a long way off.
They lost nearly ten players from last season's first and second teams as a result of players going to university, and those that have come in haven't found it easy.
Goodman said: "It's hard to replace good players. We had a draw and a win against two very good sides at the start of the season but the four games since then haven't gone well.
"We seem to go out all guns blazing and have spells where we tear teams apart, but as soon as something goes against us heads go down and confidence goes down.
"It's one step forward and two steps back."
Meanwhile, there wasn't much consolation from Wycombe 2s as they went down 5-2 to Ramgarhia despite goals from Ian Harman and Kern Sorzano.
Wycombe 3s did coped slightly better by holding Banbury to a 3-3 draw with Scott Anderson, Steve Ridley and Paul Thomas on target, but the winless streak continued down through the club with the fourth and fifth teams also losing.
Murad Vassib scored the consolation as Wycombe 4s were beaten 2-1 by South Bucks and Wycombe 5s were beaten by OMT by the same score.
The sixth team finally stopped the rot, thrashing Aylesbury 3-0 with goals from Harry Bennett, Stephen Cavanagh and Tim Price before Wycombe 7s matched them against Eastcote, Rich Johnson, Kevin O'Linn and Andy Wotherspoon their scorers on the day.
At junior level, Joe Daly, Matthew Hill and Owen Hunt helped the U16 B team to a 3-0 success over Reading while the U14s were even more prolific against Woking.
They won 4-0 thanks to Phil Lloyd, Josh Morgans, Cameron Ryall and Rourke Sefton-Minns.
The U14 B team lost 6-1 (Ryan Perera) to Southgate.
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HIGH Wycombe HC are a team in crisis at the moment.
Must be something in the water supply I suppose.
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DVI-U covers multiple Digital and Analog formats and is the same as DVI-I plus Composite Video. DVI-D resolutions up to 1920x1200@60Hz and 1080p are supported along with analog DVI-A (RGBHV/YUV/ YPbPr via optional HD-15 adaptor) resolutions up to 2048x2048 at virtually any refresh rate. Composite Video is also supported. Virtually all computer signal formats are accommodated. High performance de-interlacing with motion-adaptive noise reduction provides input compatibility with YUV and YPbPr sources such as 525i, 625i, 720p, 1080i and 1080p. Custom resolutions can also be added quickly and easily using available software.
All settings are stored in non-volatile memory and are retained even when power is switched off. Ten user defined presets (controllable directly from the front panel or external communications) are also available to customize settings for various applications. A built-in LCD and menu system aids quick setup. Functions can be controlled via the front panel Push Buttons, RS-232/ RS-422/RS-485 or Ethernet.
Color borders and source labeling are also provided for each window. Four Still Image Stores are built into the unit which can each display one of ten user loadable graphic images to be used in place of an input. The 5th input is available for use as a background to the 4 windows, or as a cascade input from another CORIOview unit thus adding 4 more windows per unit.
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Advanced Features include Genlock, Chromakey, Lumakey and Mixing. The Key Mode allows any window to be keyed over any other with variable priority / layer control. The keyed image may be faded in and out. Due to the 4:4:4 sampling format, precise keying at the pixel level can be achieved.
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M.A.C. Cosmetics has managed to create a long wearing lip product that I actually like! I'm generally not a fan of long wear items because they tend to be very dry, get grainy easily, and really don't last near as long as advertised. M.A.C. has managed to fix some of those issues with their Lustre Twins collection.
Lustre Twins consist of two interchangeable parts. One part is a heavy and long wearing lip stain, while the other is a gloss to top it. The pieces click together, kind of like the Meet Mark products do, so you can pair different glosses from the line with different stains. The shades are also quite pretty. I tried several of them, which are swatched below:
I found that I got a good 4 hours of wear from the Lustre Twins, even when drinking a can of soda, if applied properly—something that is very important in order to have success with this product. For proper application, start with clean and dry lips. Apply the stain and let it dry completely. This takes about 2 minutes. Failure to allow it to dry, or applying it over another lip product will generally turn it into a peeling mess. Once dry, apply and reapply gloss as needed.
When I tested the Lustre Twins, I found them to be quite comfortable as long as I reapplied gloss, and the shades were much better than some other long wear items that I have tried. The Ripe and Ready shade paired with the Pink Virtue gloss has become a regular item in my purse (which also has about 10 other lip items in it at any given time).
BTW, the stain stayed on my arm for over 24 hours because scrubbing and rubbing alcohol would not remove it. So yes, this stuff can really stick around! However, it sticks less time to the lips than it does to an arm, which is probably a good thing!
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NEWBURYPORT -- Six boaters were rescued after hitting the South Jetty, thanks to quick action by the Newburyport Harbormaster department.
The rescue happened around 10 p.m. Thursday, after a fireworks display on Salisbury Beach. The 23-foot Chaparral boat, holding four adults and two children, rammed into the end of the jetty at a speed great enough to lodge the boat hard on the jetty's rocks. An emergency call went out, and a harbormaster vessel happened to be patrolling in the vicinity, said Newburyport Harbormaster Paul Hogg.
The rescue boat arrived shortly after the accident, Hogg said, and found that no one had been injured -- which in itself was a stroke of good fortune, Hogg noted, as it is common for boaters to be injured or ejected from a boat when it strikes rocks and abruptly stops.
"I can't believe that no one got discharged out of the boat," said Hogg. "I don't think the boat was going full bore when it hit the jetty."
Hogg said the boat's passengers were transported to Salisbury beach State Reservation, located a few hundred yards from where the accident occurred. There they were checked out by awaiting Salisbury rescue personnel. According to the Salisbury Fire Department, no one was injured. The names of the boaters was not released, nor was their hometown address available.
"They seemed to be in a little bit of shock from the accident, but not hurt," said Hogg.
For a brief time on Friday morning, the boat became a spectacle for the many people out on the water and on the beach. It sat high and dry on the jetty, and was retrieved from the rocks yesterday at high tide by Tow Boat U.S.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Youngstown Christian defensive end Tymere Dubose has made a verbal commitment to Kentucky.
The six foot – six inch, 255 pound standout is the first player in school history to receive a major Division I offer.
Dubose was being recruited by several major schools, including Ohio State, Michigan State, West Virginia and nearly all the MAC schools.
According to his coach, Brian Marrow, Dubose attended the Wildcats spring game a couple of weeks ago and fell in love with the campus.


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NEIGHBOURS staged a dramatic rescue after three people became trapped in a Redditch house fire.
The incident happened at a property in Meadowhill Road, Riverside, at 7.15am this morning.
Quick thinking residents nearby used a ladder to rescue two people from the home while fire crews rushed to the scene.
Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus then rescued a third person from the burning building before extinguishing the blaze, which started in the home's kitchen area.
All three people were taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation.
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Those are the exact words of Alexander Weishaupt who is on the ground at Eurobike for BNA. "Fatbikes are everywhere!" On Day 3 of Eurobike, he shares more photo highlights from the big bike show. The title image is from the new concept bike from Lightweight called Velocité which is full to the brim with technology. Lets get straight into it, starting with Fatbikes! Konstructive Cycles Berlin tailor bikes to their riders and presented their new fatbike Laying down some fat beats on a Surley fat bike, does it get any better? Liteville are a cult brand from the Alps […]
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Abando is a centrally located neighborhood of Bilbao full of wide streets and elegant English-style buildings with a plethora of shops. The heart of this upscale residential neighborhood has always been known to house the most expensive and prestigious homes of the city. The Arenal bridge, known for its elegant street lights, connects the old city and the new city.
The center of this district houses the Gardens of Albia which were originally located in the Plaza Mayor. One of the most famous places of this tree-lined zone is the Café Iruña known for its Mudejar design and literary meetings. The Cafe Iruña and the Café La Granja, in the Plaza Circular, have not lost their charm and class through the years.
The Gran Via is one of the most emblematic streets of Bilbao extending from the Ensanche to the Sagrado Corazon Square, the financial and shopping district of the city. Here you will find the street full of people, the most important buildings of Bilbao and the best residential apartments of Bilbao.
In this district you can find some of the most emblematic points of interest of the city such as the Palacio Chavarrí, the Arenal bridge, the Santander station, the Campos Eliseos theatre (an art-Noveau jewel), the city council palace and the Basque Gothic Church of the Martyr San Vicente.
Finally, worth mentioning is the Ensanche market which houses governmental offices, cafes and the best of restaurants where one can enjoy fresh products such as fruit, vegetables and fish.
This is the oldest neighbourhood in Bilbao, even older than the medieval Casco Viejo on the other side of the San Antón bridge on the left bank of the estuary.
In recent years the area has undergone major changes thanks to the city council's projects to restore the somewhat dilapidated old city centre to its former glory. Similar projects have been carried out all over Spain and Bilbao La Vieja is one such example.
The neighbourhood also has a high concentration of alternative exhibition spaces and art shops that reflect the latest trends.
Bilbao La Vieja has more and more gay-friendly shops and bars, which have helped modernise the area and breathe new life into its shops and nightlife.
There are lots of highly recommendable bars and restaurants.
Its main sights include:
The former La Merced church, now known as BilboRock, a former 1700 monastery that has been turned into a famous concert venue and theatre. It is a key piece in the city's cultural life.
Many beautiful, architecturally interesting buildings: Casa Cuna, a 1912 modernist building close to the San Antón bridge, the Corazón de María church next to the square with the same name, Casa Galera and the Urazurrutia studios, a renovated building that is now a cultural centre, as well as many others...el Convento de la Congregación de las Siervas de Jesús, las Escuelas de San Francisco, la Fábrica de Harinas Ceres, la Casa de Socorro de Urazurrutia and el Cuartel.
You can walk to the area directly from Abando station, next to the Casco Viejo, through the Ribera tunnel, and across the Merced and San Antón bridges.
There is no Metro station in the area; the closest ones are at Abando and Casco Viejo.
There is a taxi rank in Plaza Corazón de María.
The Casco Viejo(Old Town) of Bilbao is located on the shore of the Nervion River forming the picturesque "Siete calles"( Seven Streets) full of historical monuments making it one of the most popular destinations of the city. This area boasts a great atmosphere during the day and night thanks to the numerous bars and restaurants that offer all of the culinary delights and nightlife of Bilbao. Here, you can find traditional taverns, trendy bars, pubs and anything you can imagine. Tradition is still present in the small shops that conserve charm and hospitality.
Close to the San Anton church, you will find the largest and the traditional Ribera market known for being the best place to buy fish.
The sixth Century old Santiago Cathedral is a great surprise with its impressive tower. Outside you can find traditional candies that honor it. The Plaza Nueva, a must see especially on Sundays, is a marketplace with with birds, stamps, coins, antiques and other fascinating objects that appeal to all. The Café Boulevard and the Bar Tilo are two interesting bars that have entertained patrons for decades that you will find on the shore in front of the Arriaga theatre where Basque culture and the Basque Museum, dedicated to Basque ethnicity and anthropology can be found.
The Deusto neighborhood is one of the largest and most populated neighborhoods of the city. It is a neighborhood that maintains its strong personality and identity. In fact, it is not uncommon to the people from the diditrict say "We are going to Bilbao" when crossing the bridge that connects to the Ensanche neighborhood.
The Deusto University, the neighboring colleges and the language school make Deusto a university neighborhood that welcomes thousands of students on a daily basis. The student atmosphere gives a lot of life to the area with it Gyms, Sports facilities, cinemas, etc.
The businesses of Deusto are mostly small traditional businesses. The main streets are Lehendakari Aguirre, Avenida Madriaga and Blas Otero. The Deusto neighborhood is also well known for the poteo ( going out for beer and wine) with the numerous amounts of bars and restaurants that serve exquisite pintxos and boast a great atmosphere.
There is a beautiful walk that goes through the Botica Vieja Park, next to the Bilbao River that leads to the Old Town of Bilbao. Furthermore, the neighborhood has good public transportation with the metro and several bus lines. Deusto is a neighborhood that never disappoints thanks to the energy, the student life and quality of life it has to offer.
On the right bank of the Bilbao estuary at the mouth of the River Nervión. It forms part of the Greater Bilbao county and the Bilbao metropolitan area. It is famous for its mansions built by the upper classes as the area underwent industrialisation.
The original neighbourhood is Santa María de Getxo, which forms the heart of the town; it has since expanded to take in six neighbourhoods: Las Arenas, Neguri, Algorta, Aiboa, Santa María de Getxo and Romo. The first two, with their charming late-19th-century mansions, were built as residential areas for the Biscayan industrial bourgeoisie. Algorta is the most populous neighbourhood in Getxo: it grew in the 1970s when middle-class families decided to find a more comfortable place to live.
The late-August neighbourhood festivities in Algorta and Remo are very popular. Santa María de Getxo boasts many houses and villas built in the 1990s.
Getxo has excellent transport connections. You can get here by road on the La Avanzada road (BI-637), the road along the estuary or the Uribe Kosta road. A number of bus routes link Getxo with Bilbao, Baracaldo and Lejona, as well as the University of the Basque Country's Lejona –Erandio campus.
The most popular means of public transport in Getxo is the Bilbao metro (part of it runs on the old Bilbao–Plentzia railway line), which connects most of the districts of Greater Bilbao and links up with some Cercanías–Renfe suburban rail services and Abando Indalecio Prieto railway station in Bilbao (for onward journeys to most major Spanish cities)
Designed by Norman Foster, the metro is one of the most modern and attractive underground systems in Spain.
Las Arenas has excellent transport connections with Bilbao by metro (20') and bus; with Plentzia and its popular beach by metro (35'); with Portugalete using the Puente Colgante bridge; and with Artea shopping centre and Lejona university campus by bus.
Indautxu, similar to the Ensanche district, has wide streets and borders the Gran Via and Sabino Arana streets which surround the Plaza Indatxu Square making it an important meeting point of the city. The circular gardens and numerous infamous lamp posts are the new landmark of Bilbao.
Indautxu is an excellent neighborhood for Shopping with its trendy boutiques on the Iparraguirre, Ercilla, Rodriguez Arias and Maximo Aguirre streets. Furthermore, you will find traditional bars and taverns that host some of the best pintxos of the city.
Here, you will encounter some of the most representative buildings of Bilbao. The Alhóndiga, ancient winery, is one of the trendiest places full of activity and culture. Knowledge, culture and fun can all be found in this innovative space. This is the perfect place to share, learn and enjoy the company of friends and family.
Campo Volantín is possibly the most well known street in the Uribarri district. It is a beautiful promenade along the Bilbao River that starts at the City Hall and ends at the Plaza Salve, one of the city´s recreation areas. Close by, you can find the street Calle Castaños which has the Plaza Funicular. Here you will see the modernist Castaños market which is now used for art exhibits, art courses, a library and ludotecas.
One can take the Artxanda funicular which will take you up the mountain offering views of the "garden city". At the top, there is lookout point giving a beautiful perspective of the city. This area known as Artxanda is an extensive urban zone with plenty of greenery, txakolis, picnic areas and top quality restaurants that attract many people from Bilbao on weekends.
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About half of pregnant women are overweight. And those extra pounds can be dangerous for both baby and mom.
But a new program at the Cleveland Clinic is now aiming at pregnant women and those trying to conceive. It's working toward healthy moms and babies, through healthy weight.
Obesity during pregnancy can put mothers and infants at risk for gestational diabetes, high blood pressure, emergency C-sections, premature births and childhood obesity.
Jeneen Bufford has always wanted to be a mother.
"Growing up as a little girl we always had our dolls. And you always just imagine after marriage, next comes kids," she said.
So when the time was right for she and husband, James, she knew she had to tackle her life-long issue with obesity, to reduce her risks.
"You have gestational diabetes, pre-eclampsia, sometimes the labor can be complicated and you might risk miscarriage," said Bufford.
Jeneen enrolled the Cleveland Clinic's new weight management.
Dr. Karen Cooper says it's not necessarily dieting, but making smart choices.
"Making sure mom has enough protein, enough fiber, making sure she's exercising regularly and just really monitoring her carefully to make sure that chronic conditions don't get exacerbated or don't occur in the first place," said Cooper.
Jeneen is now diligently counting calories, controlling her portions, and regularly exercising.
Dr. Cooper says these expectant moms make for great patients.
"They are so excited and they are so concerned about the baby that's growing within them..very highly motivated. They want to make sure they're doing the right thing, not just for themselves but the baby," said Cooper.
"Hopefully at this stage, at 22 weeks he's getting a chance to taste the things that I taste, so maybe he'll have a craving for vegetables and more fruit now instead of sugars and carbs," said Bufford, of the son she's expecting this December.
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Fox News reports that the family of a fallen war veteran is outraged after his photo surfaced on a
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Army Staff Sgt. Matthew Pucino, of Bourne, Mass., who completed three tours
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Pucino's family recently discovered that his image was used to create a fake
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"I was about coming out of my skin. I don't even know how to describe
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someone would disrespect his name and pose as Matthew, he's a fallen
hero," said his sister, Lisa Haglof.
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Gamer Mondays: Disastrous VGX Was Par for Awful Course
VGA. VGX. Whatever you want to call them, they're always a mess. The writing is always terrible, awards take a back seat to trailers for games that are months away, hosts refuse to take the medium seriously, and Geoff Keighley is always left alone to put out the fires as everyone goes out of their way to sabotage any plans he might have towards legitimizing the show.
The Spike TV Video Game Awards have been a load of bunk since their inception in 2003 — remember Madden NFL 2004 winning Game of the Year over Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker? Save for the exceptionally rare exception, such as their one and only Hall of Fame induction for the Zelda series in 2011, the precedent has been long set for an unwatchable show.
Gamers everywhere spent much of their time during and after this year's show talking about how awkward the entire production was. They were right, of course, but that was hardly a surprise. At what point do we stop putting eyes on this shitshow?
Some of this year's lowlights: Joel McHale telling a transphobic joke in the opening minutes, Reggie Fils-Aime giving eager Wii U owners nothing more than a Cranky Kong announcement, Pewdiepie being present at all, the Game of the Year award being presented in the second hour of a three-hour show, and general condescension towards the demographic that VGX claimed to be aimed at.
None of it came as a surprise, and yet we watched it in droves. There was plenty of snark to go around on Twitter and Facebook as the show aired live on Saturday, but why? I don't mean that as a rhetorical plea for positivity, but quite literally: Why were people watching what they suspected would be terrible, and why didn't they change the channel when their supposed fears were realised? Is it masochism?
It certainly wasn't for the awards, which have never been the highlight; Spike even dropped the pretense and dropped "Awards" from the name. It probably wasn't for Joel McHale; he's great on Community and all, but who's watching three continuous hours of bad programming when he'll get 30 minutes of total screen time? I'll admit that the prospect of a potentially great new game announcement can be enticing, but I was able to watch the trailer for No Man's Sky — a brief and wonderful respite — on YouTube minutes after it aired.
Whatever someone's reason might have been for watching VGX this weekend, it's never going to get better. I mean, what reason does Spike have to go out of their way to make positive changes if people keep watching it anyway? Everything's fine far as they're concerned, because no one would be watching and talking about it if it wasn't.
The cycle will surely continue turning come December 2014, and gamers will piss and moan about how they're not looking forward to watching whatever Spike calls it next year. But rather than participate in the farce, why not take the three hours and put the time into actually playing the games that the show is pretending to honor? Why be a cog in a broken machine when you can stay out of it entirely?


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Minnesota's Adrian Peterson is still nearly 300 yards from Eric Dickerson's NFL single-season rushing record, but Peterson could surpass the 2,000-yard mark on Sunday against the Texans.
Peterson, who has rushed for at least 100 yards in eight consecutive games, is 188 yards shy of 2,000. He's coming off a 212-yard performance against St. Louis and has topped the 180 mark thee times this season. After starting the season slow, Peterson has gone on a tear unlike anything ever seen in NFL history. Peterson has rushed for 1,313 yards over the last eight games, the highest rushing total over a single season eight-game stretch in NFL history.
While Peterson may have a chance at surpassing 2,000 yards this week, the ultimate goal is still Dickerson's single-season record of 2,105 yards. Peterson will need to average 147 yards per game over the final two games to set the record. He's averaging 129.4 rushing yards per game this season, but 164.1 rushing yards per game in his last eight games.
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A decision from Atlanta City Hall could impact thousands of property owners. After a FOX 5 story, the Atlanta Water Department has reversed a previous decision, telling a local landlord she will not be responsible for a $19,000 debt left by a renter.
The city has had a policy in place making landlords responsible if a renter skips out on a water bill charge. But for Shelley Francis, that didn't make sense. She was staring at a $19,000 water bill left behind by a tenant, so she went to Atlanta City Hall to challenge it.
FOX 5 told you about the shock Francis received at the water customer office when a clerk revealed that she had an outstanding balance on her townhome for water that was used by a renter. That balance was $19,113.64, to be exact. Francis says she told the water department the balance belonged with her tenant, who lived in her townhome until April 30. "And she told me, 'No, you as the owner are actually responsible for this water bill if a tenant doesn't pay,'" Francis explained. Water had not been included in the lease agreement Francis had with her tenant. Francis told Atlanta City Council members that in her opinion, the policy was not only unfair, but she thought it was illegal to try and harm her finances with a lean or hit to her credit when the renter had her own account with the city. It took some time, but the water department decided in Francis' favor, saying it would go after the tenant who lived there for the bill instead. Francis says she kept in contact with Councilman C.T. Martin, who interceded for property owners, making him aware of every step through her negotiations. Martin says the city is aware others will now make the same request, and he stressed that exceptions are made only on a case-by-case basis. He says the policy is tough, but fair to the citizens. FOX 5's Morse Diggs was scheduled to talk with Commissioner Joanne McCreana on Monday afternoon, but that interview was cancelled abruptly. The water department later issued a statement saying they are reviewing the complete policy of how to deal with landlords, tenants and those unpaid bills.
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12:33pm Monday 15th October 2012 in Sport By Tim Ashton, Sports Editor
Tooting & Mitcham's interim manager Jamie Martin has six games to prove he has the credentials to become the permanent boss.
And he is confident he will be given the job long term, despite losing his first two league games in charge – 2-0 at home to Walton Casuals, and 1-0 at Eastbourne Town.
Martin has rung the changes since taking over from the sacked Roberto Forzoni, bringing in former Bradford City striker Jamie Lawrence and winger Anthony Joseph, and releasing Kai Bichard, Seon Headley and Ellis Wilson-Joseph.
Martin says at least two more players will be released, and that he is on the verge of taking on an experienced centre back.
He said: "I spoke to the chairman after the [Eastbourne] game, and he was quite pleased with the progress we're making considering I have only in the position for a week. He said we were unfortunate not to get anything out of the game.
"The understanding at the moment is that I had six games in charge as interim manager, so I definitely have another four to go.
"But I am quite confident, after speaking to the chairman that it will be long term because he's given an indication that it will be."
He added: "Jamie [Lawrence] and Anthony [Joseph] made a difference on Saturday but I am also looking to bring in an experienced centre back in the next couple of days.
"We badly need an experienced player in the back – I am hoping to get one for the Herne Bay game on Wednesday but if not, definitely by the Ramsgate on Saturday."
New boy Lawrence - known for his multi-coloured haircuts - certainly brings experience to the side having made 156 appearances for Bradford, playing in the Premier League under Chris Kamara.
But at 41, some might suggest he is too old to be of help, an opinion Martin does not share.
He said: "Jamie is probably fitter than any of the lads here. He's a monster of an athlete. He trains every day on his own and hasn't lost any of his ability."
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The program will take place over the course of one academic year. The first semester will include small group discussions around various aspects of leadership. The second semester will allow students to champion a community immersion project that will result in positive social change on the Marquette campus. Students will be asked to identify and build a mentoring relationship with someone who will provide challenge and support during the program, and potentially beyond.
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I understand that there is the possibility of the Stormcloaks capturing a hold, or city, such as Whiterun. Is it possible to be both the Thane of a Imperial controlled hold and a Stormcloak Hold, if you are allied with neither faction?
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The only Hold which you cannot become thane of without choosing sides in the Civil War is Windhelm. You must resolve the Civil War, one way or the other, to be named Thane in Eastmarch.
Other than that, you can become Thane of any hold by doing other quests, unrelated to the Civil War, or by advancing the Civil War to a point where control of the hold in question changes hands, at which point, you will be offered Thaneship automatically.
In Whiterun, if you become thane before resolving the civil war and then join the Stormcloaks, you have to talk to the new jarl about becoming thane again. All you have to do is have the house; you don't have to help people.


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Asana Column: Padmasana (Lotus Pose)
Remain in Padmasana for as long as you are comfortable and then slowly release the legs. Straighten both legs along the floor in front of you. Using both hands, press firmly down on the tops of the shins just below the knees. This will help release the interior knee joint.
Remember that Lotus is an asymmetrical pose that causes a slight rotation through your spine, so it's important to be balanced in your efforts. If there is a huge difference between the flexibility of your two hips, you have even more reason to work on Padmasana on both sides. If you are unable to move as far toward full Lotus on one side, you can still progress by simply repeating the variations you can do or holding those variations longer on your tighter side.
When you complete the series (or as much of it as you can do safely), take a moment to sit quietly. Acknowledge the efforts you have made, regardless of the results, and give thanks for the gift of your body and the gift of practice. If you feel frustrated, dissatisfied, or unhappy with the outcome, face these feelings honestly. Then consider that you have a choice. There will never be an end to personal failings, and thus no end to the struggle to eradicate them. You can continue to fight with your shortcomings, or you can perceive your failings with humor and light-heartedness.
It's not hard to accept wonderful things in life, either in yourself or in others. But it's a tall order to accept even the smallest unpleasant thing about someone else or yourself. Yet the purpose of yoga practice is to accept yourself and the world unconditionally. This acceptance is the root of all compassion. Without compassion, practice breeds an insidious form of self-hatred and intolerance, not only for your own perceived foibles, but for those of others. If you hate your right hip or your shoulder or your rounded upper back, how different is this from hating someone because they have acne, a stutter, or a limp? If self-acceptance is the purpose of practice, then what better conditions could you ask for than your own deep holding points, your weaknesses, your intransigent habits, available to you (free of cost!) every day of your life. Self-acceptance doesn't mean that you become complacent, or that you don't try to heal injuries, or that you don't seek help for pain. It doesn't mean that you practice half-heartedly. It means that you attempt to cultivate self-acceptance despite everything you know about yourself.
Ultimately, self-acceptance also means that peace of mind is never contingent on outcome. Now, as I practice yet again, slowly loosening my right hip, it is no longer a source of frustration. Over the years, it has softened enough to open into Padmasana. But even if this were not the case, it would not be a source of discontent. Padmasana is never the real goal; it is only a wonderful excuse to meet your Self with an open, accepting heart.
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Support the Allied Arts Complex. Don't Criticize It. We Know What We're Doing.
Original post made by A Long-Time Member of the Woodside Atherton Auxiliary on Aug 4, 2007
We've done this with grace and style, as exemplified by the wonderful Tally Ho events and our sophisticated gardens and gift shops. We've brought a level of elegance to the community, while benefiting our charity, the Packard Children's Hospital.
Recognizing the historic value of the Allied Arts property, we undertook to preserve it's heritage for the community, while making necessary tenant changes to reflect the more sophisticated tastes of a new generation of visitors.
Upon re-opening the complex after restoration activities were completed, we saw a drop in attendance due, we are certain, to a need for a more contemporary restaurant, and more upscale shops and art studiosboth reflective of the growing affluence of our neighboring communities.
No one wanted to come to a lady's tea shop, so our president terminated the old café and will replace it with a new, sophisticated restaurant that will draw younger people to a more complex cuisine. Success of the new restaurant will allow us to charge a higher rent, thus increasing our income, profits from the site, and contributions to Children's Hospital.
The wonderful new shops and galleries will draw affluent buyers and create a successful, upscale, shopping environment.
Our president and board will also find ways to attract meetings and conferences to a level that will justify the expense undertaken to attract that business, since without them, it will be impossible for Allied Arts to be financially viable.
The Woodside Atherton Auxiliary has invested much of our time and effort in the greater Menlo Park community, and we anticipate that the public, in turn, will support us. Come to our Allied Arts shops, buy the many wonderful treasures you find in them, have your meeting and conferences here, and patronize the fantastic new restaurant that we will have in the near future.
Support us. Don't criticize us. We do know what we are doing.
on Aug 5, 2007 at 11:30 am
Thank God for Woodside Atherton Auxiliary! Whatever would Menlo Park have done without it....? And where would Allied Arts be? Productive and functioning?
on Aug 6, 2007 at 3:48 pm
"Support us. We know what we are doing." Because we're rich ladies who live in Atherton and Woodside, and you're scummy Menlo Park residents.
Long-time, do you suppose you could have slipped "sophisticated" into your post just a few more times? Also, you want to preserve "its heritage," not "it's heritage" (proving once again that money doesn't buy brains).
Instead of patronizing head-patting, how about providing some real answers to the questions that have been posted on this board and elsewhere? If offering "complex cuisine" and focusing on young affluent clientele is your idea of salvation, then I'm sure I'm not the only person who questions your ability to resuscitate Allied Arts.
on Aug 8, 2007 at 7:54 am
I've been coming to Allied Arts for 30+ years and have been very sad at the sparse stock of the stores I've seen on my last visits.(Last six months ago). The old gift stores and kitchenwares shops were great.
What esp. was puzzling was how the Allied Arts Traditional store itself had pared down -and now it is gone too I guess. Wouldn't the profit margin been greater there?
Considering the Allied Arts hours I don't understand the first writer's focus on "younger" shoppers. Won't these people be working?
I have never been affluent and resent the focus on that feature. The stated focus of the Guild was to focus on artists- not to pamper the wealthy and surely not to host corporate conferences!
As to the restaurant, I never ate there. The sticking point was the fixed seating times. I never understood why food service couldn't have been flexible--like box lunches or a mini-buffet line.
Now, alas I can see I shall never measure up to the new standards.
My crystal ball says that some slick promoter type will sign up the Guild saying they have the key to making the property profitable- they won't. Their fees and costs will doom the the property and it will be sold off sadly, in I'd guess 2014. My guess, garden condos. Lovers of the Guild (which includes me) will be rightfully upset and as a condition of the rezoning there will be mandatory open garden days for the public, until some resident complains their garden gnome was damaged and the gates will close.
I hope the Auxiliary can save the place!


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Ten years or so ago, when our family first went online and also got serious about Charlotte Mason homeschooling, there were few third-party things, like how-to guides, to help explain what CM was about. In a way that was good, because if you wanted to know what it was about, you had to do a fair amount of reading for yourself. Now all you have to do is Google Charlotte Mason and you'll get e-books, websites, paraphrases, Yahoo groups, and all kinds of other stuff to help explain, interpret, re-interpret, plan, apply, combine, record, staple, bend and fold CM in a very confusing lot of different ways. It's easy to get tangled up in the secondary stuff that has grown up around Charlotte Mason the educator and the methods that were used in her schools. That includes the Ambleside Online free curriculum project which I've been involved in for almost as long. It's an excellent curriculum that applies CM ideas very well; I think it's done some great things to help homeschoolers take CM methods seriously and get some of the original CM books and articles online, getting away from the ideas about CM being all Victorian tea parties and nature walks that were common a decade ago; but this is about Charlotte Mason's ideas, not so much a look at AO. You need to understand the ideas before you can really use the curriculum.
So first of all let's look at the idea of leisure. The Greek word for leisure, when I looked it up, is put into English letters as SKHOLE, which is also the root of our word school. If you look up the Latin word schola, you find out that, according to at least one online dictionary, it meant an alcove containing a tub in the public baths, or an alcove or space set aside for relaxation or conversation in a palaestra, which was a sports club. So school is meant to be a bubble bath? Or a talk in the locker room?
Well, no. Leisure in the schola sense did not mean Fred Flintstone in a backyard hammock, although Charlotte Mason did describe her methods as "reposeful." It might be defined as having space and time for minds to meet. Lynn Bruce said back in October that leisure was "ceasing from anxiety and merely utilitarian preoccupations so that one can contemplate higher things, those pursuits without which we cannot be fully human." (Sounds a bit like Mary and Martha.) If you noticed, she used a key word there, utilitarian. Utilitarianism is exactly the opposite of the kind of leisurely learning, thinking atmosphere we have in mind here. It focuses only on immediate usefulness. It's why, according to Ruth Beechick, our public school curriculum got overloaded with science during the Cold War and the space race. It's why the biggest reason for pushing high school and then college or university is so kids will make money when they graduate. Utilitarianism spends a lot of time worrying about being relevant. I think Northrop Frye hit it bang on when he said, "Education is a matter of developing the intellect and the imagination, which deal with reality, and reality is always irrelevant."
You might think that an emphasis on education being relevant, practical and useful would be a good thing, but the problem is that the usefulness becomes less about what's taught than the usefulness of the students to the system, the machine; we end up as numbers, or like the song, just another brick in the wall. As Lynn said, less than fully human. [Update: the Deputy Headmistress has some CM/David Hicks-inspired thoughts on utilitarianism, here.]


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