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I can show calculated volume in my sections if I use methods as "Primordial" or "Average End Area" but not "Composite Volume".
Is that a bug?
Solved! Go to Solution.
If your on 2014 and unable to get Composite volumes from your various corridor shapes, there is a known issue with display and calculation of Material Volumes. See if This thread describes your issue?
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I am using 2012 and 2013 calculating earthwork between two surfaces Existing Ground and Proposed Ground. So no corridor involved.
For two other calculation methods it works fine showing eartwork in sections but not by Composite Volume.
Am I off base here? I though composite was grid base making it irrelevant for section comps?
I've tried this also with one of the tutorial drawings. Apparently the composite method does not create an end area, so there is nothing to display in the section view. See this link for more details. I did find that, even though there aren't any material sections you can still get output in a volume table, so it does actually calculate something.
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I think this is the answer: Composite volume does not appear in section! I been trying for a long time without any results! Strangely there is no notice about that in any documentation!
Showing volume in section is very helpful because then one would know what is calculated. "Fill", "cut", "Above" and "below" all should be in the right place in order to get the correct result. Taking a look at the sections gives one a hint!
Other issue is that there is no "Tin Volume" so how the Composite Volume is calculated?
The calculation is the same, only the output is different.
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Decorating a Military Home
your relationship as a timeline on your wall in master bedroom... Love this idea and the stripped wall
Always Chasing Life: Striped Hall Update
Pretty mint stencil United States sign, easy home decor tutorial made with the Silhouette #DIYcraft #wallart
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I love this idea. This family is on their fifth home. So, they have 5 of these hanging in their stairwell. Hmmm... great idea for military families!
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Put 2 pallets together and stepping stones on top. Makes a great outdoor bar or plant bench. So easy!
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Use a bungee cord to instantly hang a second sheer curtain panel behind existing curtains instead of hanging a second pole.
Two towel rods on the back of the door - MyHomeLookBook
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mirror spray painted with chalkboard paint and hung on pantry door for grocery list or other cute messages.
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use a curved shower rod for window treatment... I really kind of like this. Its elegant and would be REALLY awesome in a princess themed bedroom with rich fabric.
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Alternative to couches-two twin beds that can swivel. Would love this in a game room. Great for sleepovers! DIY tutorial includes super easy design for headboard/back of couch!
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At a loss for what to hang over the bed? A custom canvas with the lyrics to your favorite song or your wedding vows is a creative idea!
Don't want to use chalkboard paint for the whole door? Michaels sells rolls of chalkboard stick-on paper!
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Album Rating: 3.5Hopefully i did better than that AILD Decas review i did.
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botch wouldn't even be around for another two decades
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Considering their performances in recent weeks, it is difficult to envision either the Oakland Raiders or the San Diego Chargers coming away with a victory on Thursday night. The Raiders are reeling after dropping two straight games, both in convincing fashion to divisional opponents. The Chargers have lost three straight, all in new and spectacular ways. Somebody will have to win, however, hopefully shedding some light on the murky AFC West standings.
The Carson Palmer experiment in Oakland is off to a bumpy start. The former Bengal has six interceptions to just three touchdowns in two rusty appearances. But as rough as Palmer has looked at times, he was nowhere near as bad as a Raiders defense that gave up 299 yards rushing to the Denver Broncos last week. Palmer's addition was supposed to be catalyst to a playoff run behind a stout defense. Based on last week's performance, he may be the only thing keeping the franchise afloat.
The Chargers at least went down swinging in a shootout with the undefeated Green Bay Packers last week. Still, Philip Rivers continued his schizophrenic three-week stretch in which he has accounted for eight total turnovers and five touchdowns while throwing for 933 yards. San Diego's fortunes lay in Rivers' hands, meaning you should expect even more rollercoaster fare as we get deeper into the second half of the season.
With both teams devoid of any kind of momentum at the moment, be prepared for anything and everything to happen. A win for either the Raiders or the Chargers would go a long way towards rejuvenating either squad in a division that is as up-for-grabs as any in the league.
Game Date/Time: Thursday, November 10; 8:20pm ET
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A Wednesday night boat accident on the St. Croix River killed one and injured two near the Kinnickinnic State Park.
The Pierce County Sheriff's Department responded at 11:45 p.m. and said the boat was heading northbound and had hit a rock face north of the park on the Wisconsin side of the St. Croix River.
Pierce County Sheriff's Department investigator Tom Gunderson confirmed that Patrick Puhalla, 46, of Bayport, Minn., was the owner of the boat and may have been driving at the time of the accident.
David Riley, 40, of Afton, was pronounced dead at the scene by Pierce County Medical Examiner John Worsing.
Puhalla and Daniel Schultz, 55, of Hudson, Wis., were brought to Regions Hospital. The severity of their injuries has not been determined.
The incident is still under investigation by the Pierce County Sheriff's Department and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Butler Theatre begins its spring 2013 season with "Pigeons," a new play by Butler English Professor Dan Barden, Feb. 20 to March 3 in Lilly Hall Studio Theatre 168.
Tickets are $15 for general admission, $10 for senior citizens, and $5 for Butler students with identification. Tickets are available online at butler.edu/theatre/productions/reservations/ or may be reserved by calling the box office at 940-9247 beginning two weeks before each production opens.
"Pigeons," directed by Theatre Department Chair Diane Timmerman, begins with previews at 8 p.m. Feb. 20 and 21. It opens at 8 p.m. Feb. 22 and runs at 8 p.m. Feb. 23, 28, March 1 and 2, and 2 p.m. Feb. 24, March 2 and 3.
"Pigeons," which takes place on a sidewalk outside an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in a metropolitan area, tells the story of a group of young women who are all sponsored by the same charismatic and powerful woman named Sarah. They're gathered on the sidewalk because they have the sense something is wrong with Sarah, and they're trying to find out what it is.
"It's an intense moment in all their lives where they're hashing out a lot of the things that have happened to them," Barden said, "and basically trying to save their friend who has something going on that she won't share with them."
"Pigeons" is Barden's second play for Butler Theatre. He wrote his first one, "Luke's Father and the Sled," in 2004 at Timmerman's request "and it was one of the most delightful experiences I've ever had as a writer," he said.
"It opened my mind to ways of doing things that I'd never been open to before," Barden said. "The primary reason for that was that I wanted to provide something for these young actors to do. I wrote the play with them in mind, I revised the play as they were doing rehearsals, and it was just a great experience for me."
Since rehearsals began, Barden has attended all rehearsals and revised his script as needed. Timmerman said having him there "is an amazing experience. Dan generously responds to the actors, incorporating their ideas into the play. The actors are truly enjoying the rare opportunity to be deeply involved with the script revision process."
Barden, whose second novel, The Next Right Thing, was published by The Dial Press in 2012, said writing plays is "infinitely more fun" than writing novels because "you get to bring the characters into your room and say, 'Hey, say this for me and let me see how that sounds.'
"If the lines are not funny or dramatic or moving, it's clear to everyone in the room, and it's clear to everyone in the room that it's my fault," he said. "So the moment of horrible reckoning is very sharp and very short and I go back and make it better very quickly."
Ultimately, Barden said, what audiences will see is "a good, short, powerful, dramatic, and, hopefully, funny play."


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A Waterbury woman has been nominated to win a contest for the most Unstoppable Mom on Live with Kelly and Michael.
Andrea Cortes is paralyzed has been in a wheel chair for 10 years after surviving a serious car accident.
After the accident, Cortes says she went through a grieving phase but said she knew she had to pull it together in order to raise her two children.
Cortes' husband Edwin said she worked hard after the accident and learned how to do her whole life over again. He said it was such a hard adjustment but she was determined to do it for their two boys.
In the nomination interview on Live's website, Cortes says, "My boys are my world, they kept me going. They've seen me at my worst and I think they deserve to see me at my best."
Cortes recently went into a program to become a 911dispatcher which she passed and met all state criteria. She is now a 911 dispatcher for the town of Watertown.
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Deakin's innovative Bachelor of Teaching (Science)/Bachelor of Science degree provides graduates with a full science degree and a complete secondary teaching qualification.
It will prepare you for a career in science education, but also provide career flexibility through the widening field of science communication, and science-related industries.
The flexible course structure gives you the opportunity to pursue two major study areas. Discipline and elective units in a variety of contemporary teaching fields – such as biology, chemistry, mathematical modelling and environmental science – will help you to build a breadth of knowledge in areas of interest. In addition to specialising in two major study areas the Bachelor of Science degree component of the course requires you to complete at least one unit in each of the areas of biology, chemistry, physics, environmental studies and mathematics. This will give you a broad knowledge base in science which represents a key skill in most science careers and particularly in the career field of science teaching.
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Professional experience placements in schools in the course of a university degree are "child-related work". Under the Working with Children Act 2005 (Vic.), administered by the Department of Justice, a student teacher must obtain a Working with Children Check (WWCC) before commencing school experience placements in a school. The WWCC must remain current throughout the course. It is an offence under the Act to engage in school experience without holding a WWCC.
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So you're in Vegas and you're discovering a side of Vegas the megaresorts wish would just go away: adult entertainment.
While we have no problem providing you with a guide to the best shimmies and shakes this side of San Andreas, we do want to implore upon you that prior to hopping in a cab and barking, "To the strip clubs!" you take the time to read -- and understand -- a few Rules O' The Game.
DRESS CODES: Some of the more upscale joints require shirts with collars -- and they must be tucked in. Others permit untucked shirts or T-shirts, but no shorts. The general rule is common sense; after all, you're going to be surrounded by beautiful women, so you should at least look the part. Come in looking like a bum and they'll give you the bum's rush.
DOOR CHARGES: The fact is that most strip clubs increase their door charge during convention season. Still, a large group of well-behaved and well-dressed patrons arriving together could conceivably quietly approach the doorman and bargain their way past this cover fee, especially if they arrive early (7-8 p.m.) and order drinks immediately.
STOCK UP ON CASH: Money makes the world go 'round. This statement can't be any truer than it is at a strip club. You can get drinks with your debit or credit card, but you can forget about stage or lap dances. Dancers are cash only. Yes, there are ATMs at strip clubs, but many charge a 15 percent fee or more; if you take $100 that's nearly a lap dance worth of fees. Stop by an ATM machine before you head to the strip club, even if it's at a casino, the fee is likely less than what you'll find at a strip club.
HANDS OFF: Perhaps you've heard tales of wild and reckless abandon taking place in Las Vegas striptease clubs, or perhaps you've seen that travesty of truth, "Showgirls." Either way, understand this: These women are, no matter what it may seem like, working. Keep your hands to yourself and you'll avoid a kick in the groin or a bouncer's meaty shove. Leaving the grinding to the gals will result in a better lap dance anyway.
TIPPING: Hellooooo, anybody home who's not used to getting their mojo working on the Net? Unlike the digital kind, these gals work for tips and tips alone. That means this: (1) Don't go into a strip club with barely enough dough to cover a round of brew; (2) Don't look repeatedly at a dancer working her stuff without walking up and tipping her and (3) Do not, under any circumstances, sit at stageside seating without a pocketful of dollars. How much will you need for a night? If you are an average drinker, figure at least $30 per hour for a drink or two and stage tipping; lap dances go for $20 each, so add that on if you think you'll find the woman of your dreams (You will, so add it on now).
PROSTITUTION: 100 percent illegal in Clark County. Don't solicit, suggest dinner or ask for a date; these women are dancers, not hookers.


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By JOLENE WALLACE
---- — At this time of year, there isn't the wide variety of birds here in the North Country that we see during the spring, summer and fall.
Many have migrated to less-severe climes. One of the exceptions is the crow. I have noticed large flocks of them in trees, fields and along the roads and highways. We all recognize them by sight and by their familiar "caw."
Crows belong in the corvid family, as do ravens, jays and magpies. They may be present in any area where they have access to food, shelter and enough trees that are suitable for nesting. They will eat whatever is available; insects, snails, fish, the eggs or nestlings of other birds, fruit, nuts, vegetables, garbage and carrion. While eating, one crow may act as a sentry to alert the others of any approaching threat.
In the evening, you may see hundreds of crows together in the tops of trees. As creepy as it may seem to those of us who have watched too many horror movies, the crows are actually grouping to sleep together, or roost. This phenomenon is not uncommon to some species of birds. It generally begins in the fall and becomes commonplace in the winter. It may have to do with nearby food sources, suitable trees for roosting or safety in numbers. The greatest threats to adult crows are humans and owls.
I remember seeing a documentary years ago about a crow that was using a wire to get a grub from the bottom of a deep, narrow container. After failing in its attempts to spear the grub, it bent the end of the wire into a hook shape and snagged it right away. Every time I see a flock of crows, I think of that crow and how it seemed to think of a solution to the problem it faced. Not "bird-brained" at all, crows actually have a large brain for their size and are known to adapt rapidly to changing conditions or circumstances. They will sometimes drop a nut on a hard surface to crack the shell, or even put it in the roadway and wait for a car to run over it.
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text: Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 Center channel speaker Zoom Front Back Grille off Photos Videos Item #: 735PCTR2KB Review Summary 20 people say Low Stock $349.00 Was: -$34.90 : Outlet Savings Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Open Box Price Loading... $314.10 Each Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product $349.00 New Stock Buy this item and earn up to 315 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 315 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 by Kristen Schaub Your home theater's most important speaker The center channel speaker is the workhorse in a home theater system. It has to reproduce clear dialogue and special effects that keep your eyes and ears glued to the movie action. A high-quality center speaker is a great investment for any surround sound setup. Try to choose one that's as closely matched as possible to your front right and left speakers, so that as sound moves across the front stage, it stays seamlessly realistic. Treat yourself to impressive center channel sound The ProCenter 2000 is the top-of-line center channel speaker in Definitive's ProCinema series. This compact, versatile speaker reproduces crystal-clear dialogue and true-to-life sound effects perfect if you do more home theater than music listening. High-tech drivers for rich sound Dual 5-1/4" woofers produce robust midrange and bass frequencies, which are turbocharged by 5-1/4" bass radiators at both ends of the cabinet (see more photos). This clever design doubles the lower-midrange radiating area without increasing the size of the enclosure. A 1" pure aluminum dome tweeter produces extended highs that reveal nuance and subtle detail without a trace of edginess. Compact, easy-to-place speaker You can place the ProCenter 2000 on a shelf using the included leveler foot, or mount it on your wall using the threaded inserts. This speaker is voice-matched with Definitive's complete ProCinema series, and can be paired with any ProCinema surround or subwoofer. To create a high-performance ProCinema system, pair the ProCenter 2000 with four ProMonitor 1000 satellites and a ProSub 1000. Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of speaker wire. Did you know? Your new speakers will probably sound better after several weeks of use than they do right out of the box. That's because the material surrounding the woofers will loosen up, allowing the drivers to move more fully. Definitive Technology estimates a break-in period of 24 to 48 hours of playback before the speakers will deliver optimum sound quality. For more information and helpful tips, check out this article from Definitive's website about conditioning your speakers. See more info on this item Highlights:video-shielded for safe placement next to any TVfrequency response 42-30,000 Hzsensitivity 91 dB8-ohm impedancehandles up to 250 watts1" pure aluminum dome tweeterdual 5-1/4" BDSS bass/midrange drivers pressure-coupled to two 5-1/4" bass radiatorsnon-resonant PolyStone cabinet5-way binding postsgloss black finishadjustable leveler foot17" W x 6-5/8"H x 6-7/16"Dwarranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Enclosure Loading... Passive Radiator Tweeter Loading... Dome Midrange size (inches) Loading... --- Woofer size (inches) Loading... 5-1/4 Connector Type Loading... 5-way post Power Range Loading... 10-250 Sensitivity Loading... 91 dB Impedance (Ohms) Loading... 8 Frequency Response Loading... 42-30k Hz Height (inches) Loading... 6-5/8 Width (inches) Loading... 17 Depth (inches) Loading... 6-7/16 Weight Loading... 10 lbs Parts Warranty Loading... 5 Years Labor Warranty Loading... 5 Years Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Black center-channel speaker Removable cloth grille (installed) 2 Plastic inserts Owner's Manual Online Product Registration card Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Overview: The Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 video-shielded center-channel speaker utilizes state-of-the-art components (BDSS driver coupled with a pressure-driven planar low-frequency radiator, a pure aluminum dome tweeter, a uniphase crossover network, and a non-resonant PolyStone cabinet with low diffraction construction) in order to achieve the most lifelike sound possible in your listening room. As much as 75% of a movie's soundtrack is played by the center-channel loudspeaker making it arguably the most important speaker in a home theater system. The ProCenter 2000 loudspeaker is ideal for use as a center-channel speaker in conjunction with Dolby Surround Sound Pro-Logic and Dolby Digital decoding. Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Driver Technology Pressure Coupled Radiator Design: The ProMonitor center-channel speaker provides clear, high-definition sound by pressure-coupling Definitive's exclusive BDSS technology drivers to two equal-sized mid/bass radiators cleverly placed on the sides of the center-speaker. This technique doubles the lower-midrange radiating area of the speaker without increasing the size of the enclosure. The result is a warm and life-like sound. BDSS Technology: Definitive Technology's Balanced Double Surround System (BDSS) driver offers a wide-bandwidth accurate frequency response, broad dispersion, low distortion, and detail retrieval; so you hear more the music with greater accuracy and enjoyment. BDSS drivers incorporate the following design features. Balanced Double Surrounds: The speaker's balanced double surrounds support the cone at two points to provide better mechanical stability for longer, more linear excursion, and improved damping to suppress parasitic cone resonance. Mineral-Filled Polymer Cone: The ProCenter 2000 features a deeply drawn mineral-filled polymer cone engineered using sophisticated 3D modeling techniques for wide range performance. Waveguide: The cone's integrated waveguide smoothes off-axis response for broad, even dispersion and better imaging. High Temperature Voice Coil: The driver's high temperature, oversized, lightweight vented voice coil offers improved power handling and quick transient response. The voice coil is also lengthened to increase linearity and lower distortion. Magnet Structure: The driver's magnetic system is optimized by finite element analysis to maximize magnetic flux in the gap for high efficiency and linear excursion. Die-Cast Alloy Basket: The die-cast alloy basket minimizes ringing and vibration while the open area minimizes back wave reflection. Drivers: The Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 features two 5-1/4" BDSS driver coupled to two side-firing 5-1/4" pressure-driven planar low-frequency radiators, and a 1" pure aluminum dome tweeter. Break-In Period: The ProCenter 2000 loudspeaker will sound good right out of the box; however, an extended break-in period of 20-40 hours or more of playing is required to reach full performance capability. The break-in period allows the suspensions to work in and results in full bass, a more open midrange, and smoother high frequency reproduction. Enclosure Design Non-Resonant PolyStone Cabinet: The Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 uses a non-resonant PolyStone cabinet with low diffraction construction. The speaker cabinet is available in a high-gloss black or white finish. The speaker's cabinet features a removable cloth grille. Connections Binding Posts: The ProCenter 2000 is equipped with a pair of gold-plated, 5-way binding posts to attach your receiver's speaker wire. Mounting Options Mounting: The Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 can be mounted on a stand or shelf; or even wall-mounted. The ProCenter 2000 has two threaded inserts (1/4"-20) on the back, which can be used with a pair of optional Definitive Technology ProMount brackets (735PMT90, sold separately) or other manufacture wall-mount bracket (sold separately) to mount the ProCenter 2000 on the wall. Placement: The Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 can be placed above or below your television. Angle Adjustment: The ProCenter 2000 loudspeaker has a simple built-in device which allows you to adjust the vertical angle of the speaker. There is an adjustable rubber-foot on the bottom-rear of the speaker cabinet. when you set the center-channel speaker down, the speaker will lean back and rest on this foot. By varying how far you screw in-and-out the foot, you can adjust the vertical angle of the speaker. It is recommended that you aim the center-speaker so that it aims directly towards the height of the listeners' ears. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 Reviews Average Customer Review: 20 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Thumbs UP! Written By Arnold, Midlothian, VA on Saturday, June 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) You can see and hear the quality. Being this good and small, I wish I'd had more room for a larger model. Oh well, I'm really happy as it is. Pros: Great quality and sound. Cons: None yet. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great center speaker for it's size Written By Mike, Arlington TX on Monday, February 24, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) If you need a great center speaker to fit into a entertainment center this is it. Most are to large it fit. Pros: Great sound Great small size. Cons: none Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 ProCenter 2000 Written By BenjaminW., Naselle, WA on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This center channel will blow you away. After installing this center channel I immediately began to notice just how much I had been missing before having the ProCenter 2000. Pros: Easy installation and setup. Cons: None. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great center. Written By WilV, Riverview, FL on Wednesday, January 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very pleased with sound. Had bose 5.1 and I didn't know what I was missing until now. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Center Channel Speaker Written By Miguel Fernandez, Miami, Fl on Friday, December 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Provide great dialogue and match perfectly for BP-2080ST, I love it Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Perfect Written By Brad, WI on Monday, November 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Provides great dialogue. great match for pro monitor 1000 Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Amazing Speaker Written By CJA, Connecticut on Sunday, October 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I say amazing because this rather small piece of electronics does so much for its size. I've tried many different brands of center channel speakers, but returners them all for lack of prescience and clarity. This cc speaker by Definitive Technology handles dialog with clarity, anchoring the voices to center of the screen. At the same time, I was able to effectively change the low frequency cross-over so I now gave can increase in bass. 7.1 and 5.1 audio tracks fill my listening room with better clarity because of this amazing, medium-sized cc speaker. It blends in sound-wise, as well as in appearance. Buy one and start enjoying Definitive Technology craftsmanship. Pros: Sound clarity; appearance; price (bought a scratch & dent, but found no marks) Cons: None 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 pro center 2000 Written By ronq, phoenix, az on Thursday, August 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It is very tough to find a quality center speaker that is relatively small. I chose this one mainly because of its combination of size and quality. I am mounting it on a fireplace mantle, below a tv. In my opinion it delivers very good sound as a center speaker and I am pleased with the purchase. Price was average. Delivered very quickly and packaged very well. Appreciate Crutchfield's web site. Pros: size and sound quality Cons: wish it was even shorter 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 Written By Anonymous, Cypress, Texas on Monday, July 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed with some 1000 and 800s as part of a surrond system on the wall. So far so go, this center ends up doing alot of work hooked up to my Denon 3313. Its Def Tech so top notch. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Speaker Written By JC, Middletown on Saturday, July 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound. Great price. Nicely Built. Pros: Sound and price. Cons: Some consumers may have mounting issues. This speaker is odd shaped. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 great sound Written By drjfjr, louisville, ky on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For a small speaker it puts out great sound.Pairs well the the Sterling full size speakers i already had Pros: great sound Cons: none Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Awesome Sound Written By Mike, Houston, TX on Friday, April 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought 4 PM 1000's, a PC 2000, and a SC 4000 to upgrade from an Onkyo box theater system. I was a little hesitant to spend the money but I am glad I did, there is no comparison this is the best speaker set up I have ever owned. Before I purchased I contacted both Def Tech and Crutchfield with a few questions I had and the customer service I received was excellent. I am now a Def Tech and Crutchfield enthusiast and would recommend this set up to anyone looking for a great value for what you get. Pros: Crisp, clear, warm sound. Even being pushed hard they maintain great quality sound. Great value (even though I thought the cost was a little much, after setup it was without a doubt worth every penny) Customer Service from Def Tech and Crutchfield, 10 out of 10. Cons: None so far. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Full Sound Written By Jtonkin3, Portsmouth, Va on Thursday, September 27, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I upgraded from the Pro 1000 and WHAT A DIFFERENCE! The guys @ Crutchfield gave me the right info and I received it in 2 days. Pros: Full sound and I actually hear sounds in music that I didn't before Cons: NONE 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great little performer Written By TNcountryboy, Newport,TN on Thursday, June 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I replaced a Sony center channel speaker with DT Pro Center 2000. I heard a major differance as soon as I fired my system up. This is my second day and the bass has increased as well as mid and highs. There is a break in period. I don't have matched speakers. I am running Bose for my 4 surroud speakers and Pioneer front. This thing blends in better than I expected. I get good smooth movement across the front as well as front to rear and accross the room. The 2000 delivers solid dialoge as well as sound effects with no distortion at all. I have tried it at moderate volume and high movie and music volume and it is a solid performer. Pros: Great price,fantastic sound, great appearance. Cons: None so far 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great value Written By JB, Houston, TX on Thursday, March 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased three of these for for front left, right, and center channel to replace my lovingly used NHT VS-2's. Room size is 16 x 20 with 9 ft ceiling. Speakers delivered great clarity, sound range and separation. Shipment arrived on time with no problems. Very satisfied with the speakers. Pros: Build quality, sound range, price Cons: None 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 A Lot of Speaker for its Size and Price Written By Tom, Rochester NY on Friday, December 09, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got this for the bedroom, a much better match with wall-mounted DefTech ProMonitor 800s than an old Polk CSi5 "beast" which was biding its time in there till the basement was ready for HT. This is another really good product by DefTech -- very solid sound, especially clear voices in movies, and very efficient. I have a wide range of their speakers all over the house, and haven't been disappointed yet. Obviously, picking a center speaker depends a lot on the size of your room, the other speakers in your setup, and obviously how much you want to pay -- for the relatively small price & size difference, you do get a lot more bang for the buck and flexibility with this model compared to the ProCenter 1000. On the other hand, its price point is getting pretty close to more "full-bodied" centers, if space allows for them. So, bottom line, I'd rate this as an outstanding choice if you need a small center, but if space not a big deal, might check out options just a bit up the food chain. BTW, kudos to Crutchfield, this order came a day earlier than the delivery estimate, even with all the "cyber shopping" going on! Pros: Clarity and depth, yet a good size for small rooms Cons: Price just a bit high, but good marketing strategy by DefTech! 16 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Just what I expected...perfection! Written By LCDR Rich, Moore, OK on Saturday, September 03, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great delivery service by the Crutchfield team, as always. Speaker arrived within 3 days. This was a replacement for my old ProCenter 1000 center speaker, which stopped working after 16 years of hard and faithful service...and when I say "hard", I mean it. I built speakers for Klipsch & Assoc. before joining the Navy, and I can honestly say these Definitive Technology speakers sound as good...if not better than some of the loudspeakers I used to build which cost over $5k a set. You will not be disappointed with the performance of these speakers! 9 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Loose Binding Post Written By GTS, Silver Spring, MD on Monday, July 18, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My DT ProCenter 2000 arrived with a loose binding post. I'm hopeful the next one is in better condition. The exchange/return process is not as quick as the initial purchase/delivery. The designated carrier has held it for approximately 5 days now (weekend included). When I ordered the speaker it arrived within 24 hours. I think the exchange process should be as expeditious as the purchasing process, particularly because I'm out $$$ and I don't have the item I purchased. 8 out of 32 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 Written By curt, miami on Friday, February 04, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) great center speaker, awesome sound, love it 1 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 For Those Who Are Not Familiar w/Definitive Technology Written By Nick, Atlanta, GA on Friday, July 31, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Make this speaker the anchor of your home theater system! Speaker enthusiasts know Definitive Technology and I'm so glad to see Crutchfield carrying their line of speakers. Do the research yourself, look up the professional reviews. For the money, you won't find better speaker. Definitive Technology utilizes passive radiators in all of their speakers to boost mid-range and bass frequencies. Now you see Polk and other companies following their designs. Good job Crutchfield! 22 out of 27 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked Does this Center speaker match with StudioMonitor 55 as front speaker and SM 45 as rear? [ Carlos May 04, 2014 ] 1 answer I forwarded your question to an Advisor and they responded with the following: It is a voice match for the StudioMonitor speakers. If you would like to discuss further you can contact an Advisor directly by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. [ Krissy Staff May 06, 2014 ] Add accessories for the Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 Add Accessories You'll need wire to connect your center channel speaker to your amp or receiver.Cut your speaker wire to the exact length you need with a spool of bulk speaker wire. No wire is included with this speaker. See all categories & accessories You'll need wire to connect your center channel speaker to your amp or receiver.Cut your speaker wire to the exact length you need with a spool of bulk speaker wire. No wire is included with this speaker. Speaker Wire without Connectors Add connectors to your bulk speaker wire for a neater, easier, and more reliable installation. Connectors & Clamps Have your new speakers installed by qualified professionals. Professional Installation Connect your new center channel speaker simply and securely to your home theater receiver. Speaker Wire with Connectors Mount your center channel speaker safely above the TV. Speaker Shelves You'll want to position your center channel speaker for the best possible sound. Stands give you an attractive alternative. Speaker Stands Add a bracket and wall-mount your center speaker. Speaker Wall Mounts AudioQuest X2 Speaker Cable 14-gauge cable, connectors optional (30 feet, Gray) Options 30 feet, Gray-$58.99 30 feet, White-$58.99 50 feet, Gray-$94.99 50 feet, White-$94.99 14-gauge cable, connectors optional (30 feet, Gray) 14-gauge cable, connectors optional (30 feet, White) 14-gauge cable, connectors optional (50 feet, Gray) 14-gauge cable, connectors optional (50 feet, White) 20 people say Your Price: $58.99 Add to Cart AudioQuest G2 Speaker Cable 16-gauge cable, connectors optional (30 feet, Gray) Options 30 feet, Gray-$38.99 30 feet, White-$38.99 50 feet, Gray-$64.99 50 feet, White-$64.99 16-gauge cable, connectors optional (30 feet, Gray) 16-gauge cable, connectors optional (30 feet, White) 16-gauge cable, connectors optional (50 feet, Gray) 16-gauge cable, connectors optional (50 feet, White) 19 people say Your Price: $38.99 Add to Cart Monster XP® Speaker cable with clear jacket, connectors optional (100 feet) Options 20 feet-$19.95 100 feet-$64.95 Speaker cable with clear jacket, connectors optional (20 feet) Speaker cable with clear jacket, connectors optional (100 feet) 43 people say Your Price: $64.95 Add to Cart Monster Cable Dual Banana Speaker Connectors 1 pair 3 people say Your Price: $14.95 Add to Cart Monster QuickLock Self-Crimping Angled Spade Connectors 2 pairs 5 people say Your Price: $19.95 Add to Cart Monster QuickLock Self-Crimping Flex Pin Connectors 2 pairs 18 people say Your Price: $19.95 Add to Cart Monster QuickLock Self-Crimping Banana Connectors 2 pairs 61 people say Your Price: $19.95 Add to Cart Monster crimp-on mini bananas 1 pair, 16-gauge 5 people say Your Price: $5.95 Add to Cart Monster crimp-on banana connectors 1 pair, 12-gauge 4 people say Your Price: $5.95 Add to Cart Monster Twist-on Mini Banana Connectors 2 pair, 16-gauge 10 people say Your Price: $11.95 Add to Cart Monster Twist-on Banana Connectors 2 pair, 12-gauge 4 people say Your Price: $15.95 Add to Cart Monster Cable Twist-on Angled Gold Pins 4 pair, 12-gauge 9 people say Your Price: $13.95 Add to Cart Deluxe Audio + Video Component Installation 4 people say Your Price: $179.99 Add to Cart Premium 5-Speaker Home Theater Installation 4 people say Your Price: $449.99 Add to Cart Premium 2-Speaker Home Theater Installation 1 person says Your Price: $359.99 Add to Cart Premium 7-Speaker Home Theater Installation Your Price: $599.99 Add to Cart Premium 6-Speaker Home Theater Installation Your Price: $549.99 Add to Cart AudioQuest Type 4 Single center speaker cable with pre-attached banana connectors (10 feet) 8 people say Your Price: $124.49 Add to Cart Center Stage CSB-1205 PRO Ultra-slim speaker shelf for flat-panel TVs Your Price: $49.95 Add to Cart Sanus NFC18 Single 18" center channel speaker stand (Black) 2 people say Your Price: $99.99 Add to Cart Definitive Technology ProMount 80 Articulating wall-mount speaker brackets (Black) 16 people say Your Price: $40.00 Add to Cart Definitive Technology ProMount 90 Articulating wall-mount speaker brackets (Black) Options Black-$50.00 White-$50.00 Articulating wall-mount speaker brackets (Black) Articulating wall-mount speaker brackets (White) 34 people say Your Price: $50.00 Add to Cart Pinpoint AM15 Center channel speaker wall mount 16 people say Your Price: $29.99 Add to Cart Why choose SquareTrade? 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I commisioned the Priss pic above from Adam Warren, one of my favourite comic creators. His Bubblegum Crisis book is the first graphic novel I ever bought, not counting Archie. It's what set me down the path of comics in the first place. Maybe there's a Multiverse where Krazy Krow picked up a cookbook instead and is now a gourmet chef, who knows.
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Job Title: Claims Administrator – Third Party Insurance
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Company Profile: Our client is a leading provider of innovative, reliable and affordable motor insurance services backed by unmatched service for over 10 years in the transport industry.
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- Manage and process all own damage claims coming in from insured and make sure they are finalised without delay and at the lowest market cost.
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- Create and maintain proper claim reserves and ensure that all reserves adjustment Journal Vouchers are forwarded to accounts within 24 hours.
- Conduct claim review and ensure that the system data of the claims is always accurate.
- Receive and critically analyse the Assessors and investigators reports within 24 hours of receipt and make recommendations thereof for approval by the Assessment/Claims Manager.
- Maintain a record of all salvages due for disposal and facilitate safe storage pending disposal.
- Co-ordinate with the Tender Committee to facilitate a speedy disposal of the salvages through the closed tender system.
- Handle correspondence with the insured and intermediaries.
- Pursue recovery of policy excess and claim documentation in compliance with the policy conditions.
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Those backups are precisely why I hope Stoneridge is never extended. I was once a big supporter of the extension and the inclusion of that work in the general plan, but now I see that the traffic generated by the outlets will end up multiplying cut through traffic on Pleasanton streets, making everyone in town miserable.
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I can not wait for Stoneridge to be connected. It was built as a four lane divided arterial roadway for a reason --to handle traffic as Livermore, Dublin AND Pleasanton finishes its development for planned construction approved years ago.
Backups on I580 and I680 have caused across-town traffic to funnel to Valley Avenue and Sunol/First Street for years now. The entire west side of town is gridlocked when emergencies like an overturn big rig occur. Stoneridge will give drivers another option that was designed for that purpose, and give the rest of us residents some relief.
Stoneridge residents as well as the rest of the community need to join together to voice support for El Charro Extention to Stanley Blvd. as the next big relief valve that will circumvent traffic around Pleasanton as well as Highway 84 widening.
on Nov 13, 2012 at 8:44 am
It has been reported elsewhere that the extension is a done deal and will be completed within a year. (And no, it won't be restricted to buses and emergency vehicles.) If that is true, I wonder if our city traffic engineer can rerun his analysis on the Stoneridge Drive extension (you know, the one that basically said "No worries, mate!") with following updates: (a) KGO reported that 350,000 visitors came to the outlets over the 4 day weekend period, (b) W London was extended by Livermore but is only a 2 lane road, (c) El Charro's new offramps were underbuilt as well, (d) Prop B1 didn't pass - meaning no additional $$ to enable BART to Livermore, or a W580 to S680 flyover, or further widening of Vallecitos/84 from Isabel to 680, (e) there has been no hint of Livermore/Dublin connecting Dublin Blvd to Canyons Pkwy to provide a much needed alternative NORTH of 580 as well, and (f) it doesn't appear that El Charro will be connected to Stanley anytime soon either. If anyone has definitive updates on any of these, please share.
Pleasanton gets criticized by other towns for NIMBY-ism, but unless a lot of things fall into place along with the Stoneridge extension, I for one remain throughly unconvinced that it will (a) not result in gridlock on Stoneridge nor (b) alleviate any congestion on Valley/Santa Rita/downtown. If you build it, they will "cut-through".


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I think I've got insects crawling under my skin
11:52am Tuesday 29th January 2013 in News By Sally Churchward, Senior Feature Writer
A HAMPSHIRE woman has had her life turned upside down by her belief she was insects crawling under her skin in a condition known as Morgellons Disease.
The endless scratching and itching led Carol Evans to even consider the most drastic of measures as a way to find relief.
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News: Kid Cudi Faces The Music, "People Were Like, 'We Liked You Better When You Were On Drugs'"
Monday, Jun 6, 2011 10:15PM
Grammy-nominated rapper Kid Cudi recently opened up about finding sobriety in his life after past battles with drug addiction and the negative reaction some critics have given him since cleaning up.
Despite having a clearer head these days, Cudder said his new music has not been well-received by all music heads.
"There were a lot of write-ups where people were just sh*tting on it and there were a lot of people who were like, 'We liked you better when you were on drugs,'" Cudi revealed in an interview. "It's kinda like, 'Man, OK, well you weren't a fan to begin with so f*ck you,' and I like myself better off drugs. So it's about me and it's about evolving and it's about change. It's about becoming a man; it's about becoming mature...Ten years from now I'm going look at my discography and I'm gonna be proud of it -- I don't want to be 10 years from now looking at my discography, like, 'Man, I was a f*cking knucklehead when I made that.'" (MTV)
A few months ago, Cudi opened up about steering clear of marijuana.
"You know how some people can take a smoke and they're good, they do it for recreational purposes, sh*t like that? People that go to bars or drink at their house with their friends casually. I was the motherf*cker who was doing that sh*t all the time, recreationally, every day, wake up, needed it, all those things. While I was in that state of mind I just was missing a lot of sh*t that was going on in my circle. I just felt like I needed to just take a step back, clear my dome and focus on some real important sh*t. Like my daughter for one. My family, my business, things that are important. But you know, don't be sad, I had a good run right? We got high together a lot right?" (Necole Bitchie)
Cudi broke the news of his sobriety in a blog posting on April Fool's Day.
"I dont smoke weed anymore. I'll leave it to the kids. Im 27 with a business to run and I need to be alert and focused with my mind strong. For those who still get it on, smoke one in my memory as your favorite lonely stoner. This is not a joke. I know most of you wanna see me all drugged out and f*cked up and i know misery loves company, but im sorry those days are over. I had a good run, Amsterdam and all. Im happy being sober. Im happy being a new me. Giva f*ck who thinks of me different, you didnt care about me in the first place if you cant be proud and happy for me for growing and starting a new chapter." (Kid Cudi's Tumblr)
In summer 2010, Cudi said he conquered a cocaine addiction.
"No more blow. People do drugs to camouflage emotions and run away from their problems. Now I'm going to deal with certain things as they come, prioritize sh*t--man up, so to speak. Just for the record, it bugged me out that people said it was liquid cocaine [that I got arrested for over the summer]. No, I'm just f*cking rich, and my blow comes in a jar. There was no liquid in it--that sh*t makes no sense." (Complex)
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Paradise Palms in Cudjoe Key
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
- rates (USD) $ 3,950 - $ 4,950 / month
vacation rental description
This is a spacious, open floor plan, Three bedrooms, Two Bathrooms, 6 people accomodation, brightly painted colors, beautifully furnished. Relax in the upper covered porch or down below to the open and spacious patio leading to the pool. Outdoor Tiki shower hut. The grounds are landscaped with an abundance of palm trees, banana trees etc. Plenty of lounging and seating for your comfort. The experience is unforgettable. Enjoy the warm and beautiful sunrises and sunsets.
Experience the beautiful clear blue waters, whether you are swimming, snorkeling or diving. Take a look see in LOOE KEY, you will leave breathless of all the tropical fish, corals, sea turtles and the list goes on.
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Lisa Niemiec 845-226-5623
house rental amenities
- 1-King Size Bedroom
- 1-Queen Size Bedroom
- 1-(2) Twin Size Bedroom
- (1) Full Bathroom w/jacuzzi
- (1) Shower Bathroom
- (3) Cable/Satellite TV Sets
- CD Player/Stero System
- Variety of VHS/DVD movies
- Board Games
- Novels
- Propane Gas Grill
- Outdoor Tiki Shower Hut
- 90ft Dock/75ft canal width w/3-4ft draft
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Dryer/Washer
- Air Conditioning
- Linens Provided
- Parking for RV/Boat/Trailer
- Covered/Screened Porch
- Parking/Off Street Parking
- Pool
- Telephone/Broadband Internet
- Fish Cleaning Table
- (2) Single Riding Kayaks
- Outside Tiki Shower
activities and attractions in Cudjoe Key The Florida Keys
Key West - 22 Miles Away....Still Enjoy the Calmness and Tranquility of Paradise!!!!
- Shopping
- Boating -- www.keysboat,com for all your boating rentals
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Cinemas/Movie Theatres
- Restaurants - Walking distance to Square Grouper
- Waterskiing
- Snorkeling /Diving
- Fitness Center/Gym
- Museums
- Kayaking
- Jet Skiing
- Biking
- Beauty Day Spa - Walking distance to Bella Mia Day Spa
- Miniature Golf - Minutes to BOONDOCKS
- Minuets away from Bahia Honda Beach
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Monthly Rental:
**Inquire regarding availability timeframes**
- Monthly - Off Season - 3,950 -- In Season - 4,950
- Dec-Apr & July-Aug - In Season
- May - June - Off Season
- Sept-Nov - Off Season
Additonal Expenses
- $1,000 Refundable Security Depost
- $185.00 Cleaning Fee
- $175.00 Cap on Electric; $75.00 Cap on Water - Applies to Monthly
- $250.00 Pet Fee per month
- 12.5% Sales Tax
- Year Round Availability
- If Cancelled or change dates of reservation, to be done in writing up to
- 120 days prior to arrival - full refund will be honored.
- If less than 120 days, any prepaid monies received will be refunded only
- if able to procure another rental for that same period.
Lisa Niemiec 845-226-5623
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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 Cudjoe Key
- Fishing/Boating for fresh water fish
- Swimming/Snorkeling in Canal
- Mallory Square/Key West
- Sandy Bahia Honda Beach
- Scuba Diving
Top things to do on a budget
- Soak up sun by the pool
- Swimming/Snorkeling in Canal
- Nature Walk Trails by the house
- At Home Barbecue
- Relax and read a book
Top things to do with a family
- Build Sand castles at Bahia Honda Beach
- Fishing Boat Charter
- Walking Distance for a nice dinner
- Visit Key West
- Shopping
Lisa Niemiec , owner


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Another Angle: Joy like Bubba
Wanna know what I'm sick of? Joyless Christians. Christians should be funny. Christians should be enjoyable to be around. Christians should be the life of the party (yes, party, didn't David dance before the Lord with all his might?) because they have something no one else has: unexplainable joy that's only found in Christ. That's why I love Bubba Watson. Yes, he's a Christian. And yes, he lives a life with moral boundaries. But he also lives a joyful life, a funny life, a stupid life, a life replete with ridiculous stunts, hilarious videos and laughter.
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Very nice. Easy to make. I made it using an old ham bone as the stock starter, and then followed the recipe. Nice flavors.
This a very good soup. Made it just as it said and the whole family loved it!
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Easy recipe to put together and delicious to boot. I made this as written in the morning, cooled it and reheated it for dinner. The ham and peas were a nice addition to potato soup. My family really enjoyed it, but thought it needed a little more pepper or some red pepper flakes for added flavor. I tried it before adding ½ TB of red flakes and I have to agree with the guys. I did enjoy it better after adding those and heating for about 20 minutes to incorporate the extra pepper flavor. I served this with traditional San Francisco Sourdough Bread that we brought home from our vacation. Dinner was a hit!
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By DENISE GEBERS
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PAULDING – Paulding County Commissioners have agreed to come on board with the Paulding County Fair Board to make improvements to the Grange Hall display building.
At a meeting Nov. 19, the commissioners told newly elected fair board president Tim Shafer they will pay for supplies needed for renovations up to $6,000.
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PEORIA, IL. -- The second time eating at Black Rabbit in Peoria is even more memorable than the first dining experience.
They have made some alterations in the kitchen, at the bar, and have even changed some of the ambience inside and out.
"Just being a relax, lounge area, live music, home-made food."
General Manager Jon Glazier says he is most excited about the restaurant's new deal to provide burgers from grass-fed cattle locally provided by Durre Farms. It's one of the changes Black Rabbit's staff has made to ensure all of their ingredients are fresh.
"Natural produce and things along those lines, as opposed to going through a primary grocer, helping out the farms across the area"
By recommendation of the general manager, Larry Foulk ordered a Reuben Sandwich, broiled corned beef with Swiss cheese, which Larry rated as excellent. Even the french fries were especially good. I ordered the burger that I kept hearing about with cheddar cheese and bacon. The bacon has a sweetness that gives an excellent barbecue flavor without the condiment to distract from the lean taste of the Durre Beef. If you've never had meat from a local farm, you should try this as soon as possible. It's amazing.
A sandwich, the best burger around, and two soft drinks came to $19.00 even, plus tip.
"I think that what we do is the exact blueprint for what a successful restaurant should do."
Black Rabbit is at 456 Fulton Street in downtown Peoria. They open at 11 am Mondays through Fridays and 4 pm on Saturdays. The kitchen closes at 9 during the week and at 10 on Fridays and Saturdays. They are closed Sundays.


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David Adams isn't Dead Yet: While it was previously reported that Yankees prospect David Adams would miss all of spring training due to a back injury, that does not seem to be the case. Cashman has since clarified that he's rehabbing an existing back issue "so he'll start behind in big league camp." It's nice to hear that he isn't completely off the table just yet, but I imagine he lost any chance of making the club out of camp that he might have had. Hopefully he'll be able to showcase his talents so that he could get a call up if he's ever needed.
Boston Transplant: Kevin Youkilis arrived in camp for the first time today. That's probably weird to think about and it's probably weird for him too. Youk spoke a lot about his feelings towards coming to New York after spending a majority of his career in Boston.
I'll always be a Red Sock," Youkilis said. "To negate all the years I played for the Boston Red Sox, and all the tradition, you look at all the stuff I have piled up at my house and to say I'd just throw it out the window, it's not true.
I don't really care what he has to say about the Red Sox and the Yankees as long as it doesn't get in the way of him performing for the team he is on now. He clearly wants people to realize that he's simply a person doing a job, not the root of all Red Sox evil. I think his comments were more for Sox fans rather than Yankee fans. As long as he's good I don't have a problem rooting for him.
Bullpen Competition: The Yankees intend for the recently acquired Shawn Kelley to compete for a spot in the bullpen. Girardi had this to say about him:
"He's another power arm, and a guy that has been used late in games," Girardi said. "He's a guy who can give you two innings if you need that, and I think that's important that you have guys that can do different things."
His main competition for a spot would Cody Eppley, but I think he's already a guy with no spot on the team at the moment, unless Clay Rapada is also not promised a spot on the team. Both Eppley and Kelley have an option so they can easily be stored in Triple-A. There might be something going on with Boone Logan's elbow, maybe, so maybe everyone has a spot open for them after all. Cesar Cabral, meanwhile, seems to be out of the running for the final LOOGY/ROOGY roll in the bullpen. We can't possibly have a guy that can pitch to anyone, though.
Pitchers Begin to Throw: David Phelps, Adam Warren, Cody Eppley, and Brett Marshall have all now faced live batters. Phelps has stated that he pushes him arm in the offseason so that he's ready to go in the spring, faster. He did it last year and it might have helped him secure a role on the team. He did the same thing this year as he tries to claim a rotation spot from Ivan Nova, who still has to earn a job. He's at least the favorite to be the long man in the bullpen, but he's ready to do whatever the team needs him to do in order to help them win.
On the Way Back: Michael Pineda regrets coming to camp over weight last offseason and now he's dropped 20 pounds, reporting to camp at 260 lbs. Everything seems to be going well for him at the moment. He feels healthy and has already progressed to throwing off of a full mound. He's currently projected to be ready to help the big league club around June, so there are "no guarantees, but so far we're cautiously optimistic," says Brian Cashman.
Elbow Recovery: CC Sabathia has yet to throw a bullpen session this spring. The Yankee ace is coming off of minor surgery to remove a bone spur from his left elbow. He seems to be perfectly healthy so he'll throw for the first time on Saturday.
Quote of the Day: "Clean-shaven and everything," Girardi said. "Looks good. Looks good." - Girardi on Youkilis


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UConn's second-ranked women's basketball team begins a three-game road trip today, but the Huskies won't have to travel very far.
The University of Hartford, coached by former UConn great Jen Rizzotti, welcomes UConn to Chase Family Arena (1 p.m., SNY), where a sellout crowd of over 4,000 will match the two state rivals hook up in a pre-Christmas treat.
UConn (9-0) returned from a 13-day exam break to rout Oakland (Mich.) on Wednesday night, 95-25, while the Hawks, whose roster include former Montville all-state forward Nikkia Smith, are 8-2. Smith, a 6-foot-1 senior, has come off the bench to average 10.5 and 5.0 rebounds per game.
She is certain to be tested by a UConn frontcourt that includes 6-5 center Stefanie Dolson (11.9 points, 6.1 rebounds), 6-4 freshman Breanna Stewart (15.8, 7.2)) and 6-0 forward Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (15.9, 5.3).
The Huskies, however, will be without freshman forward Morgan Tuck (right knee bruise) and sophomore center Kiah Stokes (right shin stress fracture) for the second straight game, although both could return when UConn resumes its road trip next Saturday on the west coast against top-ranked Stanford in Palo Alto . The Huskies also play at Oregon on New Year's Eve.
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KUSA - After thunderstorms, rain, snow and a little thundersnow overnight, the Front Range is clearing out Thursday morning, according to the Colorado state forecast.
As this lateststorm tracks east, it leaves cooler temperatures and gusty winds in its wake.
A Wind Advisory is in effect through 5pm for the Eastern Plains with gusts up to 55mph. Although the Front Range is not under any advisories, it will be a blustery afternoon.
Look for partly cloudy skies with daytime highs in the lower 40s in Denver, Thursday. Milder weather returns Friday.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - The superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District says a principal failed on two occasions to let officials know about sexual abuse claims against a veteran teacher who was arrested this week on similar allegations.
Superintendent John Deasy said Thursday the former principal at George De La Torre Jr. Elementary School didn't notify district officials of claims against 57-year-old Robert Pimentel. Deasy says the first report was four years ago at the school and the other was eight years ago at another elementary school where both the principal and Pimentel had worked.
Deasy sought to have both the principal and Pimentel fired, but both retired after the allegations surfaced last March.
Pimentel faces 15 felony counts and is expected to appear Thursday in a Long Beach courtroom. He's being held on $12 million bail.
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