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JACKSBORO (WATE) - More allegations are surfacing against Campbell County animal shelter director Betty Crumley.
Attorney and former Campbell County animal control board member Terry Basista says he started hearing complaints about the shelter a year ago. Basista says he didn't believe the stories until he visited the kennels on a cold day in February and talked with Crumley himself.
"I made an inquiry of her why the heat isn't on. She told me there had never been any heat on in the building, that the building had been constructed without heat," Basista said Thursday.
Basista says he knew that wasn't true.
"I knew the concrete floor had been designed with heating elements in it so that the animals would not be laying on cold, bare concrete," he said.
Basista said he immediately talked to the mayor, who got a repairman out to fix the heating system in the kennels last month and show Crumley how to work it.
"I was disturbed that in that entire time, five years, she had not undertaken to get the heat fixed," he said.
Though Basista said he was replaced on the animal control board about the same time he talked to the mayor, he attended one of their meetings just last week.
"One of the officers that does the euthanization admitted they didn't have tranquilizer, they had never used tranquilizer," he said. "Tranquilizing is recommended because that sedates the dog. You don't have to manhandle the dog or use catch poles on them to hold them down while they're euthanized."
Basista says the records he saw showed animals were only given one third of the recommended dose of the euthanasia drug.
"We're using a double dose than we used to use," animal control officer Otis Pool told 6 News on Wednesday.
"Double what they were using means they're still only using 2/3 of what they need," Basista said.
He believes the majority of the shelter's problems can be fixed under new leadership.
"I feel bad I was on that board for four or five years and I didn't know about it. I didn't do anything about it either. I assumed everything was being done properly," he said.
Crumley did not respond Wednesday to a request to comment, other than to say she has done nothing wrong.
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A case that is part of the West Virginia asbestos litigation may now be heard in federal court.
The action originally was filed in Kanawha County Circuit Court by Barbara E. Amick and her husband, Eldon Amick, against Allied Glove Corporation.
In the suit, Barbara Amick said she was diagnosed with mesothelioma because of asbestos exposure from remodeling performed at her home. Amick also said she was exposed to asbestos her husband brought home from work.
Ohio Power Company, which filed a notice of removal March 29 in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, was added as a defendant in the fifth amended complaint.
Court documents note a motion to amend the complaint was filed to reflect the death of Barbara Amick.
Before trial, many of the defendants — except American Electric Power and Vimasco — settled claims or were dismissed.
Late last month, the circuit court entered an order enlarging the time the Amicks had to effect service on the fifth amended complaint on Ohio Power Company.
The order also continued the matter with respect to the remaining defendants, Ohio Power, American Electric Power and Vimasco, the notice of removal states.
In its notice of removal, Ohio Power said the only time Eldon Amick could have brought home asbestos from work was from 1952-1955, when he worked at the Ohio Power-owned Muskingum River and Kyger Creek power plants.
Ohio Power said by June 1955, Eldon Amick no longer worked at an industrial facility where he could have been exposed to asbestos.
However, the power company said it learned last month that Vimasco did not begin manufacturing or selling any products that contained asbestos until after 1955.
The power company said Vimasco has no record reflecting sale of any product that may have contained asbestos to any facility in 1955.
Ohio Power asked that Vimasco to be dismissed as a defendant.

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Jays to evaluate Halladay on Friday
If Doc is cleared, he will start Monday vs. the Rays
TORONTO -- The Blue Jays will decide on Friday whether ace Roy Halladay can be cleared to start against the Rays on Monday at Rogers Centre. Halladay is currently on the 15-day disabled list with a mild right groin strain.
Toronto manager Cito Gaston said that Halladay is scheduled to throw off a mound on Friday and that bullpen session will help determine whether the pitcher is recovered enough to be activated as planned. If Halladay still experiences any discomfort, though, right-hander Scott Richmond will likely be given the nod to start on Monday.
"Let's hope it's Doc -- nothing against Richmond," Gaston said.
Halladay, who is tied for the Major League lead with 10 wins and has a 2.53 ERA, felt a sharp pain during his second pitch in the top of the fourth inning of Toronto's 7-3 loss to Florida on June 12. He attempted a warmup pitch in front of Gaston and head trainer George Poulis, but the pitcher exited after still feeling some soreness.
Prior to that injury-shortened appearance, Halladay had turned in at least seven innings in his 13 previous starts and was coming off two consecutive complete-game performances. Over his last 10 trips up the hill, including his injury-shortened no-decision, Halladay has gone 7-0 with a 2.07 ERA, 62 strikeouts and nine walks over 74 innings.
Jordan Bastian is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Fully furnished 3 bedroom cape right on the water. There is a spectacular view facing southwest for outstanding summer sunsets that can be enjoyed from inside the house as well as from the outside deck.
The kitchen is equipped with gas stove, refrigerator, microwave, and toaster. There is a gas fireplace, TV with VHS and DVD player, internet access, and radio.
There is a full bath downstairs and half bath upstairs.
Outside deck features a gas grill, a picnic table, and a view of a cove for swimming and wading.
Bed linens, bath towels and kitchen towels are furnished with the exception of bath sheets and beach towels.
This is a private area yet only 20-25 minutes from Cooks Corner, Brunswick and Bath.
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Harpswell has the last remaining cribstone bridge connecting Bailey and Orrs Islands. Land's End on Bailey offers an excellent view of open ocean and a large gift shop. Harpswell also has several hiking trails.
Brunswick is the home of Bowdoin College which has museums, and is the site of the Maine State Music Theater which presents 4 outstanding productions each summer. Brunswick is also where the Joshua Chamberlain House is located. The Maine street has many restauranrs and coffee houses. Near Cook's Corner there is a mini golf course and driving range. and a bowling alley.
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"I feel so great," Nogueira said afterward. "It's like a dream come true. Tito Ortiz is a legend of the sport. I want to say thanks for fighting him."
For Nogueira, the win snaps a two-fight losing streak and puts him back into the upper echelon of the light heavyweight division. It was a very impressive showing.
The beating began when Nogueira landed a hard left hand against the cage and followed it with a knee, and from there Nogueira started whaling away while Ortiz could only block. As Ortiz attempted to defend himself he backed away, and when Nogueira caught him he landed a hard knee that knocked Ortiz down.
Once the fight went to the ground, Nogueira was on top and doing all the damage. Nogueira pounded away with hard punches and vicious elbows to the body, as Ortiz winced in pain and could do nothing more than cover himself up. Eventually the referee had no choice but to step in and stop it to save Ortiz.
After the fight Ortiz offered his congratulations to Nogueira.
"I gave it my all, man. I put my life in the cage," Ortiz said. "Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. Little Nog was the better man tonight -- or at least the better fighter."
A UFC legend, Ortiz said he wants to fight at least one more time in the Octagon. He has earned the right to fight again, but at this point in his career, he's not on the same level as Nogueira.


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- 2:21 pm Thursday, January 10th, 2013 by Brian Biggane
To quote Mick Jagger, please allow me to introduce myself: I'm a 32-year veteran sports writer at The Post who has been assigned to the golf beat. Having been around golf pretty much all my life, I'm excited, to say the least.
How far back do I go with the game? I remember as a tyke growing up in Buffalo, following my Dad around a weatherbeaten municipal course in the suburb of Eggertsville. Little did I know it at that time, but golf would be one of our favorite – if not the favorite - recreational pursuits to share for the rest of our lives.
When I was 12 we moved to the Albany suburb of Delmar, one block from Normanside Country Club. At 13 I was caddying (underage, as 14 was the limit) and, as luck would have it, drew the club champ on my first day. He taught me the ropes and I spent most of my weekends the next five years looping (a word I never heard until years later) for some of the best golfers at the club, working both men's and women's club championship tournaments. [More]


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CHATTANOOGA (WRCB) -- Austin Kirk pitched five-plus innings of one-hit ball and drove in a run at the plate to lead Tennessee to a 3-2 win over Chattanooga Thursday night at AT&T Field.
After being held scoreless on two hits through seven innings, the Lookouts (0-2) scored two runs on five hits in the final two innings, but Brian Cavazos-Galvez struck out with the bases loaded to end the game.
Kirk (1-1) kept Chattanooga hitters off balance with a variety of off-speed pitches. He walked four but struck out eight before leaving with two outs in the sixth.
The Lookouts, who stranded at least ten runners for a second straight night, then loaded the bases against reliever Tony Zych, but Miguel Rojas popped out to third to end the threat.
Chris Reed (3-6) allowed two runs on four hits in six innings. He walked three opposite two strikeouts and allowed runs on a wild pitch in the first and Kirk's RBI-single in the fifth.
The Smokies (2-0) pushed the lead to 3-0 on a fielder's choice in the seventh, then braced for the Lookouts' rally.
Rafael Ynoa and Joc Pederson led off the eighth with back-to-back singles, then Ynoa scored Chattanooga's first run on Cavazos-Galvez's groundout.
Rojas and Blake Smith led off the ninth in similar fashion before a Bobby Coyle walk loaded the bases. Ynoa delivered an RBI-single to cut the deficit to 3-2 with just one out, but Frank Batista struck out Pederson and Cavazos-Galvez back-to-back to pick up his tenth save.
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Women's Soccer Plays JU to 1-1 Tie
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU women's soccer team and Jacksonville fought through 110 minutes of soccer, yet neither team was able to pull out a victory as the clash of second place teams ended in a 1-1 double overtime tie on Friday afternoon at the FGCU Soccer Complex.
The Eagles move to 8-4-2 (3-1-1 A-Sun) while the Dolphins sit at 6-6-1 (3-1-1 A-Sun) on the season. "I'm really pleased with our effort," said FGCU head coach Jim Blankenship."We controlled much of the match and JU came up with some big plays to keep us out of the net, especially late in the game."
The Eagles dominated the shot category, firing 19 shots to the Dolphins nine. FGCU also had a 6-4 advantage in corner kicks.
The Eagles first opportunity came in the 17th minute as Stacey Payne (Coral Springs, Fla.) fired a shot from 25-yards out that sailed just high of the crossbar.
FGCU put up six more shots before Lindsay Haw (Palm City, Fla.) recorded her first goal of the season. Ashley Ciesielcczyk (Oregon, Ohio) dribbled through a couple defenders to find Amber McCall (Fort Myers, Fla.) at the top of the box. McCall settled the ball and found Haw near the left post who chipped it over a diving Alexa Rooney to give the Eagles the 1-0 lead in the 72nd minute.
The Dolphins evened the score just nine minutes later after Liz Fink sent a cross from the right wing that found Becca Massip 6-yards out for the easy goal.
After 90 minutes of play, the score remained 1-1 as the Eagles entered their second overtime match of the season.
Six minutes in the first overtime, Payne got an open look and fired a shot at an empty net but JU's Arianne Heaton came up with diving save that eventually pushed the match into double overtime.
In the second overtime, the Eagles collected four shots but weren't able to find the net as neither team could muster a shot on goal.
JU goalkeeper Alexa Rooney finished the match with six saves and played in all 110 minutes. The Dolphins were led offensively by Massip who recorded three shots, two on goal.
FGCU goalkeeper Stephanie Powers (Seffner, Fla.) also played in all 110 minutes, recording six saves. Four Eagles finished with three or more shots with Katie Donnellan (Lake Mary, Fla.) leading the way with four shots.
The Eagles stay at home as they host conference foe North Florida on Sunday, Oct. 11 at 11:30 a.m. at the FGCU Soccer Complex.
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22 Apr 2013
The Easter Bonnet Competition is a two-day spectacular that features the companies of Broadway, Off-Broadway and touring productions singing, dancing and donning elaborate and often-outrageous original bonnets.
Productions scheduled to perform and present bonnets include A Christmas Story: The Musical, Ann, Annie, Avenue Q, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Chicago, Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella, Kinky Boots, Mamma Mia!, Newsies, Once, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, The Lion King and Wicked, with a special performance by MOMIX representing Dancers Responding to AIDS and a special bonnet presented by the Broadway Green Alliance.
Three-time Tony nominee Marin Mazzie stars in the original opening number, directed and choreographed by Al Blackstone, and Tony nominee Jessie Mueller closes the show with the annual performance of David Friedman's "Help is on the Way," BC/EFA's Easter Bonnet anthem.
The show is also scheduled to feature a special encore appearance by "Officer Lockstock and Little Sally" (Don Richard and Jennifer Cody) and a national touring show presentation, choreographed by Courtney Young and featuring bonnets from the tours of Les Misérables and Mary Poppins.
Two-time Academy Award winner Tom Hanks, Grammy Award winner Cyndi Lauper and four-time Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein will present the top fundraising and best presentation awards at the April 23 performance. Two-time Tony winner Nathan Lane and Tony winner Andrea Martin will introduce the competition's judges.
The Easter Bonnet judges include two-time Tony-winning costume designer Gregg Barnes; choreographer Josh Bergasse; Grammy Award nominee Deborah Cox; Tony nominee Constantine Maroulis; Tony winner Cady Huffman; Paul Libin, executive vice president of Jujamcyn Theaters and president of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS' Board of Directors; Emmy winner Holland Taylor; and Michael Urie as well as Hollis Stern and Peg Wendlandt, who both won their spots by being high bidders on exclusive VIP packages at the 26th Annual Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction in September.
The Easter Bonnet Competition, according to Broadway Cares, is the "culmination of six intensive weeks of fundraising efforts by company members of Broadway, Off-Broadway and national touring productions. Curtain speeches, bucket collections, autographed poster and program sales, auctions and cabaret performances bring in hundreds of thousands of dollars from audiences prior to the competition. The winner of the Easter Bonnet Competition will be the company that raises the largest amount of money for Broadway Cares. Awards are also presented to the Broadway play, national tour and Off-Broadway production raising the most money. The judges determine awards given to the company with the best bonnet design and presentation."
The 26 previous editions of the Easter Bonnet Competition have raised more than $46 million for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. Last year's event raised $3,706,085.
Tickets start at $20. They are available online at broadwaycares.org or by calling (212) 840-0770, ext. 268.
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS is one of the nation's leading industry-based, nonprofit AIDS fundraising and grant-making organizations. By drawing upon the talents, resources and generosity of the American theatre community, since 1988 BC/EFA has raised more than $225 million for essential services for people with AIDS and other critical illnesses across the United States.


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From your observations as a Jewish historian, what differentiates today's 20s and 30s from those of previous generations in terms of Jewish engagement?
There is a generational disconnect between elders who grew up before the Internet age and young people who grew up in a post-Internet age. Those who are tethered to technology are literally on a different wavelength than earlier generations. They are in constant "virtual" touch with one another; they read on screen instead of in books; and they can meet their friends on Facebook, so they have no need to meet them at the synagogue or the JCC.
Young Jews also do not understand the worldview of the so-called Jewish establishment. For Jews in their 50s and 60s, like me, the Six-Day War in 1967 shaped the way we think about Israel and about our responsibilities as Jews. Likewise, the Soviet Jewry movement taught us to work together as Jews to help save our brethren abroad. Young Jews today don't remember the Six-Day War; instead, they came of age when Israel had become much more controversial and when no large group of persecuted Jews anywhere in the world has had to be saved.
In addition, 20- and 30-year-olds—like all young Americans—have been shaped and battered by two central events: September 11, 2001 and the economic collapse of 2008. Is it any wonder that they tend to be suspicious of big institutions, including big Jewish institutions? They have watched too many of those institutions collapse. People like me, who were adults during the 1980s and '90s, watched an ever-more-prosperous American Jewish community create one big thing after another: lofty buildings, innovative programs, bold visions. Our children, by contrast, watched that prosperity evaporate. Their question is not "What's the next big thing?" but "What can we reasonably and responsibly sustain?"
Finally, the new generation approaches problem-solving differently. Since the Progressive era early in the 20th century, the American Jewish community has believed in central planning. We create a multi-year plan to actualize a vision and then follow a predetermined, step-by-step process to get there. Change in this model comes slowly and deliberately. By contrast, today's young people look at who is at the forefront of change and see nimble start-ups and disruptive technologies. If you have an idea, they believe, you should carry it out—right now. They are not afraid of failure. They understand that in a start-up culture, 90% fail and 10% succeed. What they are not interested in is "continuity." The people they respect are agents of change, people like Steve Jobs who are not afraid to break things.
Do you see this as a period of renaissance or stagnation for the Jewish community?
I'd say that across the spectrum of North American faiths, we are currently experiencing what may someday become known as the Great Religious Recession. Protestants, Catholics, and Jews, mega-churches and tiny temples are all witnessing membership declines as young people shift away from religious institutions.
In contrast, in the 1970s, America's religions, Judaism included, experienced an "awakening"—an unanticipated religious revival. I watched it at Hebrew Union College, where some students donned yarmulkes, tried on tefillin, and began keeping kosher. Soon, the Reform Movement as a whole embraced more rituals—yarmulkes and prayer shawls became common in the pews; and on Rosh Hashanah, some Reform congregations even took up tashlich, the medieval custom of casting one's sins into the sea. More significantly, Jews across the spectrum began to engage in serious Jewish learning through such programs as Wexner Heritage, Me'ah, and the Melton Mini Schools. Everybody at that time knew young people who had become much more religiously committed than their parents.
Well, religion is a bit like gravity: what goes up must come down. Every revival is followed by a period of backsliding, and this one is no exception.
When else did we witness backsliding in religiosity in America?
The late 1920s and early 1930s could also be considered a period of "Religious Depression." At the ninth biennial of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods (today's Women of Reform Judaism) in 1931, for example, the topic was: "The Cause and the Cure of the Laxity of our Youth in Religion," and plenty of blame was cast on the "older generation," the "times in which we live," "the environment," "[Jewish] associations," and, of course, on the synagogue, which was allegedly "not concerning itself sufficiently with the very vital things of today." Looking back, though, the religious recession of the 1920s and '30s was also driven in part by automotive technology—having a car offered Americans many competing secular things to do on the weekends. My guess is that today, Internet/social media technology is partly driving the current religious recession. Nowadays nobody needs to go to temple to catch up with friends or learn about Judaism.
Are you optimistic about the Jewish future?
Overall, I am optimistic. This generation of native-born American and Canadian Jews is better educated Jewishly than any of its predecessors as a result of day schools, camps, university-based Jewish Studies, and Israel programs. For example, the independent minyan movement has been heavily influenced by Jews who seek a Shabbat worship experience like the ones they enjoyed in Israel, and its standards of learning are higher than those of the 1970s chavurah movement because its leaders are much more Jewishly knowledgeable. In time, the payoff from this Jewish learning will be a new Jewish renaissance, fueled by young Jewish women and men who can read Jewish sources on their own, understand Jewish history and tradition, and apply that knowledge to fuse past and present into a new synthesis that will steer us ahead to the future.
Remember, too, that historically, young outsiders have often become future Jewish leaders. Many of the wild and rebellious Jews who dressed differently and wore long hair with pride in the 1960s later joined the Jewish establishment and reshaped North American Jewry. The fact that our synagogues and temples today are a lot less stuffy and formal, and there is an emphasis on "doing Jewish" and not just sitting passively in the pews is, in good part, a tribute to the values that these once-rebellious Jews introduced into post-1960s Jewish life.
In addition, the intense engagement of today's young Jews, marked by a willingness to question, to disrupt, and to act, signals a significant Jewish renaissance on the horizon. As they create one Jewish start-up after another, they are likely to move from the periphery to the center of Jewish life, from being the so-called enfants terribles, the terrible children, to being the leaders of the next generation.
The Jewish establishment needs to nurture these innovators. Historically, we've benefited by giving young people opportunities to experiment. For example, in the 1870s, a group of young Jews from New York and Philadelphia pledged to bring Jews back to "the ancient faith." They created the weekly newspaper American Hebrew, which was livelier, edgier, more willing to debate issues, and more critical of Jewish leadership than any Jewish newspaper in the United States to that time. They launched a revolution in adult Jewish learning through classes, books, and eventually the great compendium of Jewish learning known as the Jewish Encyclopedia. They engaged women such as the poet Emma Lazarus (who rediscovered Judaism, battled antisemitism, and championed a return to Zion) and Henrietta Szold (the most learned Jewish woman of her day, who later founded Hadassah), understanding that women would have a major role to play in "saving Judaism." And they took advantage of new developments in transportation (trains, streetcars) and communication (the telephone) to link Jews together in new ways and promote Jewish learning. All of this cost money, and fortunately, farsighted Jews such as philanthropist Jacob Schiff supported the new endeavors. The result was a 20th-century Jewish community that was better educated, better organized, and better prepared to take up new responsibilities than its 19th-century predecessor.
So should we be nurturing a culture of transformation?
No question, transformative programs are just as impactful today, as Birthright Israel (which awards Jews ages 18-26 a free trip to Israel) has taught us. The danger, however, is that we shift so many resources to transformative programs that we forget that we also need formative ones. To those who ask, "Why invest in Jewish education when summer camp and Birthright Israel seem to make more of an impact?" I say, "Would you scrap the public school system and reallocate all the funds invested in elementary, middle, and high school education into summer and teen programs?" That would be absurd. And it's likewise absurd for us to completely abandon formative programs for transformative ones. We need both.
I deeply believe that only a person who possesses Jewish knowledge can make an informed decision concerning Jewish life. My parents wisely insisted that I needed a strong foundational Jewish education. Even if I later decided to reject everything, they said, I needed to know what it was that I was rejecting. "I want you to reject on the basis of knowledge," my dad would repeat, "and not on the basis of ignorance." I have followed this example with my own children.
I'm not saying that there's only one way to transmit Jewish learning. We need to investigate, experiment, and see what works best. E-learning, I suspect, is full of promise. But I'm not willing to give up on traditional Jewish education altogether, because at the end of the day, across the spectrum of Jewish life, we want informed Jews making informed Jewish choices.
What else does the Jewish community need to do to position itself for success?
We have to use our resources more efficiently. Many synagogue facilities are drastically underutilized, sitting vacant sometimes six days a week. Here we can learn from Chabad, which has pioneered multiuse facilities that usually also house the rabbi and his family.
Ultimately, the key for success is to embrace change. The Reform Movement's continued success is a testament to its ability to change, as seen in its evolving views on bar mitzvah, Israel, ritual, and much more. Now there are new things to be changed in the face of a young generation that challenges the assumptions and norms of its elders. Change will keep us going—if we do it right.
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An accused killer in the Shoals, Derek Burt, could face the death penalty.
He is accused in a deadly Muscle Shoals home invasion back in 2008.
After he was arrested in 2012, police said he sent a letter to friends, trying to get them to kill potential witnesses.
Burt was supposed to be arraigned on the solicitation charges Wednesday afternoon, but there was a mix-up in which of his attorneys would represent him on that case, causing it to be continued.
However, there was an announcement that the district attorney is planning to seek the death penalty if Burt is convicted of capital murder.
Before court went into session, the judge met with Burt's attorneys and the DA to discuss scheduling and hearing dates.
He assured Burt nothing said behind closed doors pertained to information other than dates and times.
A trial date has not been set.
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Mt. Vernon Fall Festival
This three day October festival in downtown Mt. Vernon includes a beer tent with live entertainment, parade, children's area, food, fun, car show, band competition, pumpkin competition, and so much more!
CITY: Mount Vernon
HerrinFesta Italiana
"Ciao" on delicious Italian food and delight in a grand parade. There will be midway rides and games, live music, a bocce tournament, a grape stomp, a pasta cook-off, a kids pet and bike parade, a road race and an art contest.
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Cedarhurst Craft Fair
More than 160 exhibitors from throughout the country show and sell diverse craft items. Includes continuous entertainment, children's activities, and a variety of food.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Downtown Car Show/Cruise Night
Downtown Car Show / Mt. Vernon Cruise Night - The Car Show will be located on 9th Street between Harrison and Jordan. Features cruise night, car, truck, and motorcycle show; entertainment, food, demonstrations, and a 50/50 drawing. The Car Show will have various models from "Classics" to "Modern".
CITY: Mount Vernon
Du Quoin Annual Holiday Lights Fair
Starting the day after Thanksgiving and continuing through the month of December. Come experience Du Quoin Tourism's transformation of the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds into a magical place with lights and decorations. The event features a 1 1/2-mile drive through over $250,000 worth of lighted displays as well as decorated trees, entertainment, food, crafts and visits with Santa in the Expo Hall. The light trail opens nightly from 5:30 – 9:30 p.m., and the Expo Hall will be open on the second and third weekends in December from 5:30 — 9:30 p.m. The Expo Hall features Santa's train ride and Santa's Workshop.
CITY: Du Quoin
Heritage Festival
This annual festival held the first weekend in October celebrates pioneer life with demonstrations, crafts and food. Features a blue grass band, cemetery walk, and a church service at the historic Mt. Olive Church. Free admission!
CITY: Mount Vernon
DuQuoin State Fair
The DuQuoin fair is one of the nation's best agricultural events. The fair offers plenty of entertainment, including a carnival, livestock shows, agricultural exhibits, contests, and national acts on the grandstand stage.
CITY: Du Quoin
Little Egypt Fly-In & Veterans Reunion
War birds and aircrafts will fill the runways of the Mt. Vernon Airport, along with many other prestigious models. There will also be field activities, including entertainment and concessions throughout the day.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Plane & Pilot Midwest LSA Expo
At the Plane & Pilot Midwest LSA Expo, you'll find Light Sport Aircrafts lined on the tarmac of the Mt. Vernon Airport. Also find LSA's for sale, LSA ancillary equipment, and LSA related services.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Market Days Flea Market & Vendor Fair
Held the first Saturday of every month, this farmers market and flea market features crafts, antiques, furniture, household items, baby furniture, produce, collectibles, art, food booths, and live entertainment!
CITY: Mount Vernon
Cedarhurst Craft Fair Preview Night
Every year visitors look forward to the Cedarhurst Craft Fair Friday evening preview, featuring jazz, great food and beverages, and first choice among hundreds of vendors' merchandise.
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Police 'reluctant to call Saleem death Islamophobic'
The Muslim Council of Britain has expressed concern at what it says was a reluctance from the police to categorise the death of Mohammed Saleem as an Islamophobic attack.
– Muslim Council of Britain statement
Lapshyn's murder of Mohammed Saleem is particularly worrying. It seems that the police were reluctant to categorise this as an Islamophobic attack. In his daughter's view, the initial investigation was "evasive" and the family were forced to "put a lot of pressure to piece together the witness statements and CCTV footage to find a link."
In the summer, the Muslim Council of Britain wrote to the Home Secretary highlighting the lacklustre response from those who protect us. While reports since suggest a greater response from our security agencies, there needs to be more action and reassurance.
Read: Pavlo Lapshyn sentenced to life in prison for murder of Birmingham pensioner and terrorism offences.


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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) -- Former presidential candidate Herman Cain plans to campaign Friday on behalf of congressional candidate Samuel Wurzelbacher (WUR'-zuhl-bah-kur), who's better known as Joe the Plumber.
Cain is also the guest speaker at the Lucas County Republican Party's Lincoln Day Dinner on Friday evening in Toledo. The Georgia businessman dropped his White House bid in early December.
Cain and Wurzelbacher plan to appear together at an afternoon reception in Rocky River.
Wurzelbacher, a Republican, was put into the political spotlight after meeting Democrat Barack Obama during the 2008 presidential campaign.
Wurzelbacher is facing Steve Kraus, a real estate agent from Sandusky, in the state's March 6 primary for the 9th Congressional District. The district follows the Lake Erie shoreline. Democrats Marcy Kaptur and Dennis Kucinich are also vying for the seat.


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A cure is on the horizon for a disease about to come crashing down on baby boomers.
It is estimated that 10 percent of Vietnam veterans came home with hepatitis C. The estimate for boomers overall is 1.2 million. Two-thirds of them, 800,000 people, don't know they have it.
"They are carrying a ticking time bomb, a disease that is going to affect them, and most of them don't know they have it," said Dr. Richard Gilroy, Director of Liver Transplants at University of Kansas Hospital.
Up until now, some people who tested positive were faced with something untreatable. For them, the knowledge was more stressful than valuable.
The existing drug regimens involve a pill and an injection. The pill caused anemia. The injection caused immune malfunction and depression. Patients taking the medication could die from infection or face depression so severe they committed suicide.
An alternative was to get a transplant, but waiting lists are a challenge, and a transplant is not a permanent solution.
"Thirty percent of the people transplanted need another liver in five years," Gilroy said.
Gilroy said there are 12,000 people nationwide waiting to get a liver transplant, and 6,000 are available.
In Kansas, he says, there are 150 on the list and 110 that get done. That is between a third and half of the people being turned away.
Jack Bowen found out about his hepatitis C in 2002.
He thinks he got it when he was coaching little league softball. He was retrieving a stray softball in some brush and was accidentally stuck by a syringe.
He was not a candidate for the earlier drugs because of other medical problems. He got a liver transplant in 2005.
The clock is ticking again before that liver fails, and the answer may have come just in time. That answer comes in the form of two pills, made by two different drug manufacturers, that will likely hit pharmacy shelves early next year.
"The new therapies are unlike anything else we've ever seen," Gilroy said. "It's exciting times."
The new drug regimen is far more effective and has shown none of the horrible side effects the previous one did. It's also a much shorter and more convenient treatment.
The previous treatment required 24-48 months. The new treatment involves half that time.
"Once a day, two tablets and the cure rates are impressive," Gilroy said.
The success rate of the old regimen was 40-66 percent, depending on the population.
The further along the disease had progressed, the less likely it worked. The new regimen, in trials, had a success rate of 96 percent.
Success in this case is not suppression of symptoms or improvement of the liver but a literal cure.
Taken daily for 12-24 weeks, Gilroy says, nearly all the patients no longer had the virus.
"Thousands of people treated with the new drugs, Gilroy said of the trials. "Nearly everyone cured."
For Jack Bowen, the prospect of a cure is a blessing.
"Maybe I will live long enough to see my grandkids graduate from high school," Bowen said. "That would be nice."
The Food and Drug Administration gave a preliminary go-ahead two weeks ago.
Gilroy expects approval to come in the next week. He says the drugs probably won't be available to patients until early next year. The cost of the drug is still unclear.
"We assume it's going to be very expensive," said Gilroy of the conventional wisdom. "However I expect it won't be as expensive as people perceive because for some of the companies, the share prices went up so much on the expectation that I don't anticipate they are going to have to charge enormous amounts of money. You will have to probably pay more than the current therapies but for a shorter duration."
With the new drug coming out, he says, there is no better time to get tested, because now anyone testing positive can take action in relatively short order.
The University of Kansas Hospital offers free testing for hepatitis C. Just call the hospital to make arrangements.
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The Low End Theory Hip-Hop News Report 11.30.12: Lil Wayne, 50 Cent, More
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News and thoughts on Lil Wayne retiring, 50 Cent saying that feuds don't sell albums, Nicki Minaj calling Steven Tyler a racist, exclusive studio footage of Omarion and more!
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Whooooddy WHOOOOOO!!!! Sup y'all! It's Thursday night so that means I am roughly 2 hrs away from a Jack and Coke and you are currently reading the best hip hop column that isn't written by a fake Ghostface! This week is rushed (ain't they all), but that don't mean I haven't paused my busy college life of boozing and cruising to give you guys a bit of hip hop news! Last week, I shared some thanks, and I thank you once again for continuing to check in. Speaking of checking in, I got someone that wants to talk to y'all.
Hello all my hip hop lovers who have missed me! In case you forgot, I'm Crystal Hope and I'm just droppin by to tell you all that I indeed will be back sooner than you think! I've got a lot of tricks up my sleeve, so make sure you stay tuned to one of the best hip hop columns on 411mania! & a special Thanks to Tony, for holdin down the fort while I've been gone. See you all soon! Xoxo
Good to hear from ya, fam! News? News!
Nicki Minaj
claims to build off of her most recent album. You know, the one that was a continuation of her previous album, which was a continuation of her previous album…
50 Cent
says that
French Montana
is the new Ja Rule and he'll end his career like he did Ja. 50…you didn't do that on your own.
Big Sean
has said that
recently called him to say that they need to get on a track together. This worries me that Em is back on his shit…
We've heard this at one time or another the last couple of years, and I personally am 100% behind the decision – if it's true. Retirement seems to be a term that is thrown around a lot, and if you ever wondered what one parallel of rap and wrestling is, then look no further than the art of retirement. Whether you're Jay-Z or Ric Flair, there's a bug that festers and bites over and over, even long after you may want to lace up the boots or drop the mic. The reality of it all, however, is that passion can only last for so long – it appears. Hell, even writers on this very site simply lose the drive to produce, only to later come back and shell out work that is just as good - or better – than that of which they did before.
Anyways, I'm getting off track. Wayne recently stated in an interview that he will most like retire after
Tha Carter V
due to being a bit burnt out considering he's "been rapping since 8 years old." He said that there is a lot of things he wants to do at his age of 30 and it doesn't always include music. If he doesn't find passion in what he may have once considered art, then I support the move full force.
My only issue is that he seemed to have make this decision a while ago, and yet we're still hearing new work from him that – admittedly – is just not good. Gone is the metaphorical and hilarious Lil Wayne of
Tha Carter II
No Ceilings
fame. Now, we get stretches of comparisons and songs that make little to no sense. If Wayne has retirement on the mind, then perhaps a fifth Carter isn't the greatest idea. To me, it wouldn't be a final hoorah; it'd be something that was subpar and anything but a Swan Song. Similar to Jay Z and his album
Kingdom Come
, it shouldn't be the last thing he goes out on.
Your Turn:
Should Lil Wayne just retire now and get it over with?
For whatever reason, this week was pretty 50 heavy. The man was seemingly everywhere, with a new track that includes Eminem and Adam Levine (who the fuck thought that'd be possible 3 years ago?), and other various nonsense. One thing that struck a chord, however, was a statement he made in an interview with Carson Daly. Here's what ol big head had to say:
"Beef doesn't actually sell records. It creates that barbershop/beauty salon conversation. Hit records sell records."
Oh…really, Fifty? Is that so! Man, I ain't heard this much bullshit since 50 Cent last opened his damned mouth. What makes matters worse is that in his newest song – you know, the VERY ONE he was promoting, he disses Young Buck and The Game, telling them to "suck a dick." 50 Cent has made a majority of his career moves OFF of beef. Whether it was his G-Unit counterparts, Kanye West, The Game, or even Ja Rule (whose sole existence helped out
Get Rich or Die Trying
just a tad), 50 feeds off of "beef." Hell, half the time, he creates it just to sell shit – which is second only to The Game, a person he seems to love/hate all the damned time.
Aside from him being a benefactor of the art of beef, he's also very wrong in the fact that beef doesn't sell records. Ok, perhaps people don't slam down money to get the album that disses The Game, but this country LOVES conflict, and it definitely adds to the "intrigue" of the artists involved. The entire beef between Kanye and 50 – no matter how artificial we may think it was – boosted both their numbers; I'm sure. Keep in mind, that was to be the end of 50's career, which harkens back my piece about retirement. Just more shit from 50's mouth that we can't do anything but scoff at…
Nicki Minaj
-by Joseph Paige Jr.
At this point, we might as well give Nicki Minaj the honors of not just being "Douche of the Week," but dub her the Douche of the Decade. She's appeared on this list more times than she has in the Billboard Top 10. In her latest attempt to steal the spotlight from her fellow American Idol judges, she has taken to attacking former Idol judge Steven Tyler. I'm sure you've all seen the statements and tweets exchanged from the two so I won't go into detail. Not because I don't take pleasure in reiterating, but because I have 10 more minutes left on my lunch break to complete this.
[Editors Note: That's why ya got me!]
Steven Tyler:
You just have to give your opinion. It wasn't hard for me, but I would imagine it's hard for some people, and they need a manager to say 'Shut the f--- up, and just give them your opinion.' These kids, they just got out of a car from the Midwest somewhere and they're in New York City, they're scared to death; you're not going to get the best [out of them]. ...If it was Bob Dylan, Nicki Minaj would have had him sent to the cornfield! Whereas, if it was Bob Dylan with us, we would have brought the best of him out, as we did with Phillip Phillips. Just saying.
Nicki Minaj's reply via Twitter:
Steven Tyler said I would have sent Bob Dylan to a cornfield??? Steven, you haven't seen me judge one single solitary contestant yet … I understand you really wanted to keep your job but take that up with the producers. I haven't done anything to you. That's a racist comment. You assume that I wouldn't have liked Bob Dylan??? why? black? rapper? what? go f--k yourself and worry about yourself babe. … LOL lets make him a shirt that says 'No Coloreds Allowed' then escort him down 2 Barbara Walters so he can tell how he was threatened w/guns. … When Steven 1st went on Idol he was ridiculed by his peers & fans alike. Called a sell out. So what does he do? Ridicule the next judge.
To put things in a nutshell Tyler made a comment that Nicki wouldn't be fit for judging all talent, all read as "non-urban". This may seem like a great opportunity to pull out the race card in which Nicki did, but after further evaluation Nicki should have kept that card stuffed in her clutch.
What Steven was pointing out is the fact that the Idol panel has always been diverse and this season seems to have gone for names rather than a cluster of individuals who have a keen ear to all types of talents. Nicki you are douche for jumping the gun and once again disrespecting another elder. First Lil' Kim, Barbara Walters, and now Steven Tyler. I feel like you have no one else left to beef with but Betty White. And the day you come for Betty White will be the day America comes for your fix-a-flat ass!
Last week, my boy Kenji talked a bit about a poop stain on the rap world. This week, he gives us some exclusive footage! Like I said, you never know what to expect from this rap-loving masturbator.
A few weeks ago I was invited to
studio out by Universal Studios to take some pix and video of his studio session with singer
(formerly of B2K). Problem is the front man for
Diamond Lane Music Group & League of Starz
and is best known for his hook on
'Function' song along with his own single 'T.O.' featuring his buddy Skeme. Omarion recently found himself as part of Rick Ross's MMG (Maybach Music Group) and the song they're working on in this video is called "Admire" which features Problem & Tank (singer). The track is part of Omarion's latest mixtape release called
Care Package
and I was able to get some exclusive footage seen here first!
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Omarion & Problem "Admire" Studio Session
Both Omarion and Problem are hilarious and humble dudes who have separately created classics of their own and made an imprint in the music industry, so be sure to check out both of their most recent mixtapes. #BANGERS
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'Firenze' | Regular Fit, Mercerized Cotton Polo Shirt by BOSS
Model Firenze 23 50259546 Open Grey
DetailsThree-button down placket with solid contrast underside
Ribbed collar with contrast stripe
Colorblock striped
Small logo tag near hem
Regular fit
100% Cotton
DescriptionThis polo shirt from BOSS is made from 100% Mercerized cotton, which strengthens the fabric and gives it a lustrous appearance. A three button-placket and ribbed collar complete this striped colorblocked look.
Model is 6'2" with a 32" waist, 40" chest, and is wearing size L.
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Material information: 100% Cotton
Machine Wash Cold Gentle, Do Not Bleach, Iron Low Heat, Reduced Dry Clean, Do Not Tumble Dry


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Email reservations are required; no phone calls. Email reservations are required and subject to availability. Cooking classes are available on Sundays only from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and 3-7 p.m. Juice classes are available on Saturdays from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. A 72-hour cancellation policy applies. Limit 1 voucher purchase per person; 2 additional vouchers may be purchased as gifts.See all terms
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The entire class was incredible. The instructor was so knowledgeable and entertaining. He kept the class engaged. The samples were amazing too!
Bring on more classes! I would highly recommend this class to anyone and everyone.
|Jul 15, 2014 Tatiana FL, United States
The Food was great and the class size was just right
|Jun 10, 2014 Yul Florida, United States
All the extra tips he showed during class
This is an on hand cooking class, the chef makes the student to participate but he never asks to wash their hands. There should be more hand washing during class
|Jun 07, 2014 JOSHUA FL, United States
the chef was incredible, the food was delicious and the class was so much fun
|May 26, 2014 Christy Florida, United States
Chef Baba was great!
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This is one of the greatest heavy metal albums of all time. My first copy of it was on vinyl before it ever hit a major record label. Buy this one with confidence!
Metal Album Reviews[RSS]
This is a masterpiece. A "kult klassik", as you'll read below. There isn't a bad song here. Sirens: early Savatage's hymn, they play it even nowadays; Holocaust: great lyrics about a great disaster, very angry vocals as in most of the songs; I Believe: don't be fooled by the slow beggining, the end is kinda hardcore thing, breathless; RAGE: raaaaaage!!!!!speed!!!!head-banging!!!!; On The Run: another rocker; Twisted Little Sister: oh this is funny, bizarre, makes me think of a sadomasoquism session; Living For The Night: hmmm… not bad but… redundant; Scream Murder: explosive bass!!one of the best in here; Out On The Streets: Savatage's heavy ballads rule!!!; Lady In Disguise: great ballad; The Message: a little redundant too…As you see, in general it's a great album! Jon Oliva's vocals are… I can't find the word, my limited english knowledge doesn't allow me. They simply ROCK!!!!!!!
I would've predicted Savatage to stomp Metallica into the earth with this album. "Kill 'Em All", released the same year, has nothing on this album. It's one of a kind, heavy as hell with blistering lead runs. It doesn't even bear comparison. It is truly original. Skip "Fight For the Rock" and pick this basher up!
First off, this is not for Sava-fanz who are expecting a "rock opera" sort of Savatage. This one is for those of us who love the thunderous, lightning fast riffs that made them one of the most underrated "Heavy Metal" bands ever. I love Savatage, and my advice to anyone who thinks "Hall Of The Mountain King" rips, must not allow "Sirens" to go unlistened to for another minute!!!Sirens is the rawest, most explosive effort I've ever heard from them. It's a shame this CD hasn't recieved more praise…..It's right up there with "Kill'em All" from Metallica in my book. There is only "one" downfall if you can call it that….It's too short. Sirens grows on you, and Criss O. let loose on this CD. His pure rawness, and aggression on this recording have yet to be matched in my opinion…."HOTMK" was close, but Sirens stands alone. If there was ever a listing in the Metal Dictionary that read "Diamond In The Ruff",…..Sirens would be the definition.ON THE RUN….RUN!!!…..RUN!!!
Way back in '83, Savatage independently launched the first of many potent weapons, perhaps in a rebellion against the big hair party rock of the day. With Jon Oliva's legendary pipes, his brother Criss' nimble fingers and an adequate rhythm section, they were able to take the early metallic crunch of the underground, and a darker, more political Dio-ish lyrical base and bring the underground that much closer to the surface. 'Sirens' is a seminal metal release in the sense that it kickstarted a generation that would splinter into two important sub-genres; the progressive metal movement (Queensryche, Fates Warning, Dream Theater…) and the Thrash movement (Death Angel, Nasty Savage…) Also, very important in that this album was the first in a very long line of important releases from the Tampa Bay metal scene. (Nasty Savage, Death, Obituary, Deicide, Atheist…) The songs themselves cover a broad swatch of territory. The title cut, "I Believe", "Holocaust", "On The Run" all displaying some very fertile metallic stylings, while "Rage" and "Twisted Little Sister" show a metal band with a slight ear for punk/hardcore, if in delivery as opposed to attitude. The production is quite strong and material is not quite as dated as most of the genre. Not bad for a bunch of guys working on a self-financed independent recording! Kult Klassik!


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He was born March 12, 1936.
Visitation will be today, May 14 at 6 p.m. for family and friends at Carbon Hill Church of God of Prophecy. Funeral servies will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the church. Burial will follow at Guthries Cemetery in Townley. Pastor John Butler will officiate.
He is survived by his wife, Linda LaShum Gann; sons, Michael Gann and his children, Michael Gann and wife Brittany and sister Sharlay Gann; Kenny Gann and his son Wade Gann and one great-granddaughter Nevaeh Gann; brothers Hubert, Bobby and Steve Gann and a host of loved nieces and nephews that he knew every name of.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 50 years, Shelby Jean NeSmith Gann; oldest son, Gary Gann; brother, Jerry Gann and parents Buck and Nell Gann and grandson Stephen Gann.
Pall bearers will be Wade, Michael, Keith, Lyle and Patrick Gann and Kasey LaShum.
Wilson Brothers Funeral Home, Carbon Hill; 205-924-4147


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14 Simple, Beautiful Homemade Holiday Gifts
Whip up these gifts as easily as that cotton-ball snowman you made 30 years ago.
Coconut-Pecan Muffin Mix
Makes: 1 gift (4½ cups in all)
Total time: 5 minutes
What You Need
- 1½ cups all-purpose flour (spooned and leveled)
- 1½ teaspoons baking powder
- ½ cup granulated sugar
- ¼ cup light brown sugar
- ½ teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 7-ounce package sweetened shredded coconut (2 2/3 cups)
- ¾ cup pecans (chopped)
What to Do
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, baking powder, sugars, and salt. Mix in the coconut and pecans. Keep at room temperature for up to 1 month.
- Handwrite or download the following instructions on a gift tag or label to include with your gift: "Heat oven to 350º F. In a large bowl, whisk together 3 large eggs and ¾ cup canola oil. Add the muffin mix and stir just until combined. Divide among the cups of a 12-cup muffin tin lined with paper liners. Bake until a toothpick inserted in the center of a muffin comes out clean, 25 to 30 minutes. Makes 12 muffins."
How to Package Your Gift
Transfer the mix to a resealable paper bag. Try the Tin-Tie Bag from myownlabels.com (from $4 for 12). Wrap with ribbon and affix with a label and a gift tag with the baking instructions.
For a printable PDF with the instructions, suitable for including with your gift, go to Homemade How-tos.
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909 Bella Piazza in Orlando
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 665 - $ 875 / week
$ 2,100 - $ 2,800 / month
vacation rental description
Freshly updated May 2012, 3 Bedroom 3 Bath, 1300 sq ft Condo, Wrap Around Balcony, Minutes to Disney, Walk to Shopping. Close to Orlando's attractions and the newest one, Lego Land.
Just minutes from Disney World, but miles from the mundane, is Bella Piazza, an enchanting community that captures the magic that is Orlando, Florida. Designed with the charm of a Mediterranean village, Bella Piazza is an elegant, yet affordably priced, holiday retreat where everything you love about Central Florida is within your reach.
The Condo
The freshly updated and spacious condo has a dining area for 6 with a new Sofa to watch the new 55 inch TV with DVD. This awesome home also has Free WiFi. This home was updated in May 2012 with lots of fresh paint, new bedding, living and dining room furniture. This is truly one of the nicest condo's in Bella Piazza.
The Kitchen is open to the Great Room so that no conversations are missed. The counters are Granite and the floors are beautifully tiled. All of the kitchen amenities are waiting for you and just down the hall from the kitchen a conveniently located washer and dryer.
The Master Bedroom boasts a King sized bed with a Plasma TV and Private double vanity bath. You will also find a shower and soaking tub in this large bath as well. The second Bedroom offers a Queen sized bed and private bath and the third bedroom has two twin beds with their private bath. All bedrooms have TVs.
The Resort
Bella Piazza is a 183 unit luxury vacation-style condominium complex in the Berry Town Center at the intersection of Highway 27 and Sand Mine Road. Within walking distance you will find dining, shopping, groceries, banking, and other daily necessities. Within a 15 minute drive, you can be at any number of Orlando Florida Attractions, including Disney World.
Bella Piazza has a spacious Club House with a game room, internet cafe and a fitness center. The resort also offers a children's water playground, two resort-style pools and BBQ grills all this set in lush tropical landscaping.
Call us today to book your vacation getaway.
condo rental amenities
Parking: Lot, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25
Amenities: Air Conditioning, Balcony, Big Screen TV, Cable, Clothes Dryer, Coffee Maker, Communal Pool, DVD, Dish Washer, Dishwasher, Fitness Room, Fridge, Full Kitchen, Hair Dryer, Ice Maker, Internet, Internet Access, Iron and Board, Laundry, Microwave, Open Patio, Patio, Refrigerator, Satellite or Cable, TV, WIFI, Washing Machine
Bella Piazza Resort Amenities Wifi, Outdoor Pool, Fitness Center
Bella Piazza Area Amenities ATM, Restaurant, Bar, Gift Shop, Convenience Store.
activities and attractions in Orlando Central Florida
Located in the heart of all the fun Orlando has to offer are theBella Piazza Resort vacation rentals. Bella Piazza Resort in Orlando is a luxurious condominium rental community located 30 miles from the Orlando International Airport and just a short drive from Walt Disney Resort, SeaWorld and everything else Orlando has to offer. Enjoy staying in the comfort and seclusion of a condo community while still being close to all of the action.
Nestled in a verdant landscape the beautiful Bella Piazza Resort will astound you with its elegance. The resort has two- and three-bedroom condos. The condos come with a variety of amenities including: free high speed internet, TV, DVD player, spa, club house, fully equipped kitchen, game room, fitness center & more! The Bella Piazza Resort Orlando has two pools as well as a water playground for the kids to play in while you relax poolside. Business people can get their work done in the Business Center. There is even an outdoor kitchen area complete with BBQ grills.
Bella Piazza Resort in Orlando has everything you need to make your vacation as enjoyable as possible. The lodgings are comfortable and the pool is cool. Plus you're never far away from the great food, shopping, and attractions!Orlando vacationsare made easy with iTrip -- book your rentals today.
vacation rental rates
Base Rate
Non-seasonal trips
$110.00 /Daily $665.00 /Week $2,240.00 /Month Security Deposit: $250 Rental Deposit: 35% Cleaning Fee: $95
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Jan 3 - Feb 13
$100.00 /Daily $665.00 /Week $2,100.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Late Winter
Feb 14 - Mar 10
$115.00 /Daily $770.00 /Week $2,380.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Mar 11 - Apr 13
$130.00 /Daily $875.00 /Week $2,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 6 Nights
Apr 14 - Jun 11
$100.00 /Daily $665.00 /Week $2,100.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Early Summer
Jun 12 - Jul 1
$110.00 /Daily $735.00 /Week $2,660.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 4 Nights
Jul 2 - Aug 21
$115.00 /Daily $735.00 /Week $2,660.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Aug 22 - Dec 17
$100.00 /Daily $665.00 /Week $2,100.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Christmas Holiday
Dec 18 - Jan 2
$130.00 /Daily $875.00 /Week $2,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 6 Nights


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Fri 31 Jan 2014
wxPython: How to Catch All Exceptions
Posted by Mike under Cross-Platform, GUI Toolkits, Python, wxPython
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One of my friends on the wxPython Google Group asked how to catch any exception that happens in wxPython. The problem is complicated somewhat because wxPython is a wrapper on top of a C++ library (wxWidgets). You can read about the issue on the wxPython wiki. Several wxPython users mentioned using Python's sys.excepthook to catch the errors. So I decided to write up an example showing how that worked based on something that Andrea Gavana posted on the aforementioned thread. We will also look at the solution that is in that wiki link. (more…)


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Passengers are advised that check-in is open 2 hours before scheduled departure. Passengers will be unable to check-in before this time.
British Airways is expanding its aircraft fleet and route network at London City Airport where it is now officially the largest operator with the highest number of routes and customers.
The airline is to take delivery of another Embraer 190 in the late summer, bringing the total fleet size to 14 aircraft.
It will be used for a new year-round service to Venice and to increase frequency to the key business destinations of Frankfurt from March and Glasgow from September.
The new route to Venice, gateway for Northern Italy, will be launched in September and there will be one extra flight a day to Frankfurt and Glasgow.
The news comes as British Airways is about to start brand new services from the Docklands airport to Mahon in Menorca, Quimper in Brittanny and Angers in the Loire Valley in France from May.
As the airline continues to grow its network from London City, passengers have more choice to more leisure destinations, flying on one of the youngest aircraft fleets in the business. A total of 22 destinations in the UK, Europe and the USA will be served by British Airways from London City Airport.
Peter Simpson, managing director British Airways wholly owned subsidiary airline BA CityFlyer, said: "We are very excited about the arrival of our 14th aircraft which will add frequency to existing business destinations and has opened up new flying possibilities to popular leisure destinations. Our customers love the quick and easy service at London City, just 15 minutes from kerbside to airside, making the most of their valuable time.
"We have some very competitive all inclusive fares to all our destinations, which include a generous free 23kg luggage allowance, free on-line check-in and seat selection 24 hours before departure and complimentary food and drink on board."
London City Airport (LCY) is the only airport situated in London itself, just two miles from the site of the 2012 Olympic Games, three miles from Canary Wharf, seven miles from the City and 10 miles from London's West End – linked to all via the LCY Docklands Light Railway station. Welcoming over 3 million passengers in 2011, LCY is not only uniquely convenient, but offers a uniquely rapid transit, through check-in and security to the departure lounge and gate, of around 20 minutes. 12 airlines fly out of LCY, serving over 40 destinations including Dublin, Madrid and Geneva – the latest additions for 2012 are Aberdeen, Venice, Basel, Mahon, Angers and Quimper. LCY is on Twitter (@londoncityairport) and further information about flights, destinations and airport services can be found at www.londoncityairport.com.
Contact firstname.lastname@example.com
For enquiries regarding specific flights, routes or aircraft please contact the airline directly.
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Corporate Communications Director
Tel: +44 (0)20 7646 0132
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Out of hours urgent media enquiries only: 07747 103 884 / 07798 708 163
Please note - the press office does not deal with marketing, advertising or sponsorship. Please contact the switchboard on 0207 646 0000/88 and ask for the relevant department.


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Whitby Cottage on Keuka Lake - Vacation Rental in Keuka Lake
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Hammondsport
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
Whitby Cottage is a year-round home with an open layout for 4-6 adults/children and includes the following: 3 bedrooms (Q,F, and F/T bunk), 2.0 completely renovated full baths in 2011 (tub in one), desirable West Lake Road location near restaurants and Keuka Lake Yacht Club, private parking for 2 vehicles, new 20' x 20' ft permanent dock for medium-sized craft, and new breakwall. Property is level with road and Lake (unlike some other properties, Whitby Cottage does not require climbing skills to enter/exit or reach the water), and includes 85 feet of lake frontage! Only 4 steps from house to Lake!. Shallows in shoreline great for swimming with gradual depth into Lake from small shale beach and stone breakwall. Situation on lake desirable for sailing/boating, and watching sailboat races from nearby Keuka Yacht Club.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-12-2014 at 9:30 PM.
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house rental amenities
Whitby Cottage includes: Air conditioning and forced-air heat, stone fireplace; new lovely porch extending across entire front of home (great for evening relaxation, games and morning sun); flat property with easy access; dock to accommodate 20'+ boat; 1/10th of mile to general store/bait shop with boat launch. Neat and clean rooms - this is a non-smoking, absolutely no-pets property; linens (bedsheets, bath towels) not included ($50- $100 extra per week, or you may bring your own); fridge, extra large grill, dishwasher, stove, microwave and grill; coffeemaker; LCD television w/ cable and DVD player, high-speed wireless internet, and cordless telephone; all utensils and flatware included. Located close to Hammondsport, Penn Yan, Seneca Lake, racing and other events, wineries, restaurants and boating.
activities and attractions in Keuka Lake Finger Lakes
Area activities include Winery tours; boat rentals and charters; lake trout/bass/pike fishing. Dining; autoracing; antique shops; museums; Golf courses; 30 min to Corning Glass Center; < 1 hr to Watkins Glen; 1 hour to Rochester Intl Airport.
vacation rental rates
(Please contact us by email only - phone calls will not be returned) Private Listing on 20-mile long Keuka Lake! We cater to families and those requiring easy access, with offstreet parking and easy lake access. 2014 reservations will be taken beginning Mar 1, 2014, but you may inquire at any time. Rental rates start at $950/week ($500/wkend) in Spring/Fall (April-May; Mid-Sept/Oct). June/Sept rates scaled, please contact owner for details. $2,100/wk for Summer (July/Aug). Summer weekly rentals are from Sat.-Sat - FIRM. Partial weeks often available in Spring/Fall, and negotiable - please call to confirm! $250 ($500 for week) refundable deposit payable upfront to secure preferred and available week/end. Reasonable cleaning fee included in rate with NO agency or other fees - you WILL save 20% over equivalent agency listings!! Linens (bedsheets and bath towels) extra, or bring your own.
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center