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Eagle Lake Vacation Home in Eagle Lake
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Susanville
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 840 - $ 1,500 / week
$ 3,000 - $ 4,000 / month
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This Ealge Lake House is the bomb. FANTASTIC LAKE & MOUNTAIN VIEWS! Home of the Eagle Lake Trout.
This home in Spalding is a great vacation home with plenty of room for guests or extended family. Located just a short walk from paved airstrip, one house back from The Strand, a paved County Road and only 1/4 mile from the boat dock -marina.
The House has a vaulted 2 story with kitchen, dining, living and 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath downstairs and master bedroom/bath plus loft office area upstairs. Loads of storage throughout. The loft is great for kids and has 2 beds and bunk beds for plenty to sleep. Sleep 12.
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This Ealge Lake Vacation House has pretty much everything. Large deck to relax on with built in BBQ. TV with large movie selection. Waher/Dryer. You don't need to bring anything with you but food. Large fire pit for night time fun. Gas Fire Place. Ready to go!
activities and attractions in Eagle Lake Shasta Cascade
Fishing in the morning and Watersports in the afternoon. Airport is only 1/8 mile away. Go exploring up Pine Creek or to the Ice Caves. There are Waterslides available for the kids to play on. Great Lawn area. Feed the Deer!
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$120 per night with 3 night minimum.
$120 maid service required.
$200 refundable deposit charges at booking. Will be refunded 1-3 days after check out.
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While You're Waiting: Play "find the French influence" on the menu, a product of France's historical presence in the area—it pops up especially in baguette sandwiches and crepes.
Inside Tip: They may not seem particularly North African, but go ahead and order fries with your sandwich. They're hot and crisp, and, best of all, you can splash them with hot sauce at the table.
Vocab Lesson
Harira: a traditional lentil soup of the Maghreb region of North Africa, typically served after sundown during Ramadan to break the day's fast.
Merguez: a spicy sausage originating in North Africa. The meat—usually lamb or beef—is seasoned with chilies or harissa to impart it with a bright red hue.
Tagine: a covered clay pot that lends its name to a slow-cooked Moroccan stew, often including meat and vegetables along with dates, dried fruits, nuts, and olives.
While You're in the Neighborhood
Before: Stop and be mesmerized by the exotic beta fish at Ocean Aquarium (120 Cedar Street).
After: Grab a beer from a 375-strong selection at Amsterdam Café (937 Geary Street).
Though dining inside of a tent usually means charred hot dogs and ghost stories, El Morocco replaces these traditions with spectacle: entrees of entire cornish hens, ornate floor pillows, and belly dancers. A canvas ceiling shelters these displays and captures the aromas of meat and Moroccan spices as they drift from the kitchen. These scents emanate from entrees of couscous, lamb garlanded with almonds and honey, and dishes of braised hare?all part of an authentic Moroccan menu dreamed up by owner Fadil Shahin.
Fadil's love of music drives his venue's hypnotizing performances. Belly dancers sway and shimmy on Tuesday?Sunday evenings, brandishing swords and scarves to augment their choreography. Undulating instructors can even enroll students in a belly-dance showcase on the first and second Sunday night of each month. The "dancers' nights" provide both pros and up-and-comers with valuable stage time, allowing them to practice their eclectic skills for audiences. Fadil might regale guests with tunes on the lute-like oud, or percussion rhythms on the darbuka. In addition to entrancing regular diners, the entertainment adds glamour and festivity to group events, including weddings and crying parties.
Morocco's Restaurant's chefs and owners have created a menu that embraces more than 200 years of Morocco's multicultural history. Boasting influences from across the Mediterranean Coast, the chefs craft dishes with flavors from countries as far away as India. Appetizers such as shrimp pil-pil or Moroccan-spiced roasted peppers simmer in zesty sauces, and entrees such as chicken kebabs, lamb and vegetable cous cous, and fresh fish filet all come covered in cilantro with sides of jasmine rice and vegetables.
However, food isn't the only tradition they brought from Morocco. The calendar of events features nightly live Moroccan music and belly dancing throughout the restaurant, and live acoustic guitar plays while servers freely pour the house sangria. Even blues music finds its place in the restaurant, with most songs inspired by a singer who dropped his kebab on the floor.
Strings of yellow and red beads sway back and forth from a belly dancer's bodice as her torso effortlessly swivels around the room. Though her colorful garb commands the attention of diners sitting around golden tables, it isn't the only eye-catching sight in the restaurant. Silhouettes of dangling lanterns and bunny shadow puppets dance along gold and red drapery hung from the ceiling, and pastel-colored cushions for sitting rest atop maroon banquettes. Menara Moroccan Restaurant's aesthetic touches set a uniquely picturesque scene for guests to take in aromatic platters of vegetable couscous, meat tajines, and baklava, while feasting their ears on live music. After meals, patrons can retreat to the hookah lounge for slow puffs of flavored tobacco, capping off a dining experience that earned the eatery a Diners' Choice Award for Best Ambiance from OpenTable.
Executive chef Donna Insalaco has more than just her two decades of experience guiding her at Beautifull. She also has the eatery's team of advisors, which includes Dean Ornish, MD on healthcare and Dr. Christopher Gardner on diet science. Together, they draw from the extensive nutrition research gathered by members of the Children's Hospital of Oakland Research Institute to craft meals that aren't just designed to be healthy and fresh, but also delicious.
The science-backed crew of chefs assembles a seasonal selection of soups, sandwiches, meat-based entrees, and seafood dishes which they make with organic, antibiotic- and steroid-free ingredients from local farms when possible. Once they've prepared the nutritious eats, they'll place them in eco-friendly potato-based Tater Ware packaging before serving them in a sleek, wooden-walled eatery.
Rustic Mediterranean Food | Local and Organic Ingredients | Wood-Fired Oven | Global Cocktails | Open Kitchen
Sample Menu
What to Drink: Nopa's list of cocktails spans the globe, featuring exotic spirits such as Nicaraguan Flor de Caña and Scottish Glenkinchie and more than 20 housemade bitters. There's also a collection of European vintages housed in a rather unique wine cellar—an old, repurposed bank vault.
Where to Sit: Rub elbows with regulars at a large communal table, where you can watch chefs stoke the flames of a wood-burning oven in the open kitchen.
When to Go: Nopa's kitchen stays open later than most—until 1 a.m.—making it the go-to place for anyone hungry after a night out.
While You're Waiting
While You're in the Neighborhood
Shop: Peruse handmade, beautiful, and otherwise unique jewelry, stationery, and accessories at Rare Device (600 Divisadero Street).
Move: Go for a run or soak up some prime city views at Alamo Square Park (corner of Hayes Street and Steiner Street).
If You Can't Make It, Try This: Nopa's sister restaurant, Nopalito (306 Broderick Street), puts a local, sustainable twist on traditional Mexican cuisine.


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The Wi-Fi is slow in Quincy Public Schools, and the process to speed it up is moving slowly, too.
Right now students at Quincy Senior High School are using net-books, which Senior Emily Goodwin says don't work well with the school's current wireless network.
"They're really slow and so I think better wireless would be a lot better. It'd be faster," said Goodwin.
Interim Superintendent Joel Murphy says they're still ironing out some of the details to get the process moving.
"We're real close. We're getting ready to start to order equipment. We need to set up to do some additional wiring and things like that as we bring in the wireless access point. It's not just a simple plug something in the wall and go," said Murphy.
One of the main needs for the technology upgrade is the Common Core Standards. In the 2013-2014 school year the ISAT test will be replaced by the Common Core exam online.
"The testing is going to be here, that's not a choice that we have," said Murphy. "So we have to make sure that the things are in place to have the test."
Quincy High School Assistant Principal Jody Steinke thinks the technology needs to be in the schools well before the testing takes place so students are aware of how to use it.
"I think it's important to get the technology in their hands now so that that doesn't become a test of their technological skill. It's a test of the content and the curriculum," said Steinke.
Murphy hopes the technology gets into the classroom within the next couple weeks.
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Friends of a man shot and killed by Cincinnati Police earlier this month will attend Wednesday's city council meeting looking for answers.
David Paul Hebert, also known as "Bones" was shot and killed by Cincinnati Police Officer Andrew Mitchell on April 18. Police responded to a cutting and found Hebert and an unidentified female. Police say Hebert was ordered to take his hands out of his pockets and when he did, he pulled a 13" switchblade out of his pocket and swiped it toward one of the officers and took a step.
Mitchell fired two rounds at Hebert, hitting him in the chest. Hebert was pronounced dead at the scene.
Friends say Hebert had no violent criminal history and no history of robbery, assault or resisting arrest. They say the circumstance surrounding Hebert's death have left many unanswered questions, and they plan to address those questions at Wednesday's city council meeting.
"David Hebert's family, friends, and neighbors want to make certain that the City of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Police Department investigate his death carefully and openly," a statement on a website devoted to Hebert reads. "If investigators find errors in police procedure and protocol, evidence of negligence or corruption, the City and Police Department must take the necessary steps to address these problems."
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By Andrea McCann
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WASHINGTON — I've always been a little partial to casseroles. I'm not sure why, because I'm kinda picky about mixing foods together.
Maybe it's because casseroles are easy; you basically throw everything in a dish, toss it in the oven, go do something else for a while, and voila! You have a meal — usually complete with at least your meat and vegetable food groups. If you're cooking for two, just the casserole is plenty. If you're cooking for a larger family, you can add some side dishes and it still works.
There's also generally plenty of margin for error with a casserole; get a little too much or not enough of an ingredient in it, and you probably won't be able to tell the difference.
Substitutions are less conspicuous in a casserole, too; exchange chili beans for kidney beans, and who's gonna notice? Don't like a particular spice? Exchange it for one you like.
Cleanup is a lot easier with a casserole, as well — unless, of course, you burn it! Usually, though, you'll have only a skillet, a casserole dish and your table settings. Adding a salad, Texas toast or other side will add a couple more bowls. Still, that's not a lot of dishes.
In my family, "California Casserole" has become one of those meals that's always included in the rotation. It's my dad's favorite meal, but my daughter always picked out the beans and tomatoes when I made it for the two of us! I like it with a salad and Texas toast.
I believe the recipe originally came from a fund-raising cookbook sold by a theater group in Indianapolis. If memory serves me (And that's debatable!), my aunt made it once and it was an instant hit. Through the years I experimented with the recipe in the microwave and came up with some microwave cooking instructions that I'll include here, along with the original recipe. Enjoy experimenting and eating!
1 lb. ground beef
1 clove minced garlic
1 tsp. salt
1 lg. onion, chopped
1 green pepper, chopped
1 tsp. chili powder
1 lg. can tomatoes
1 can kidney beans
3/4 c. rice
3/4 c. cheddar cheese, shredded
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Brown beef. Add onion, garlic and chili powder. Mix in tomatoes, kidney beans, etc. Bake in 2-qt. casserole for 45 minutes. Put cheese on top for last 10 minutes.
Microwave instructions:
Crumble ground beef in casserole dish. Add onion, green pepper and garlic. Cover and microwave on high 4-6 minutes. Stir and drain. Add remaining ingredients, except cheese. Cover and microwave 16-20 minutes, stirring. Sprinkle cheese on top. Cover and let stand 5 minutes.


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The extent of his experience ranges from print and interactive media
programs for the Walt Disney Company to scientific e-learning animations for college book publishers.
His graphics, animations and video have been featured at Disney, YouTube, Warner Brothers, Mattel, Nickelodeon and local television. Mr. Campbell created the design, graphics and programming for the 102 Dalmations CD-rom for Disney.
Mr. Campbell also is on the committee for the annual Arts Affair At Marina Bay.
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Middlesbrough study reveals generations of welfare scroungers are a myth
12:10am Thursday 13th December 2012 in News By Barry Nelson, Health & Education Editor
THE idea that children, parents and grandparents live a life on benefits in workless families is untrue, according to researchers.
The report - based on extensive research in Middlesbrough and Glasgow - examined whether there really are three generations of families who have never worked and whether unemployment in families can be explained by a so-called 'culture of worklessness' - by people's attitudes and behaviour.
Professors Robert MacDonald and Tracy Shildrick from Teesside University and Andy Furlong from Glasgow University, carried out intensive fieldwork but were unable to find families with three generations in which no-one had ever worked.
Workless parents were keen for their children to do better than they had, and actively tried to help them find jobs.
The working-age children of these families remained committed to conventional values about work as part of a normal transition to adulthood. They were keen to avoid the poverty, worklessness and other problems experienced by their parents.
Prof MacDonald explained: "Even two generations of complete worklessness in the same family is a very rare phenomenon.
"We found that families experiencing long-term unemployment remained committed to the value of the work and preferred to be in jobs rather than on benefits."
Prof Shildrick added: "There was no evidence of a culture of worklessness; no evidence people didn't want to work and were happy to be dependent on welfare. In fact, workless parents were keen that their children do better than they had and actively helped them to find jobs."
The key conclusion of the report published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation is that policy makers should abandon theories of 'cultures of worklessness' and the policies that flow from them - which include reforming benefit systems.
Instead, they should concentrate on providing long-term, secure jobs with good pay to help people move away from poverty.
Patrick Richards, 49, from Middlesbrough, who lost jobs because of problems with his health, said employment "gives your whole day some sort of order...if you are just sat around it can be frustrating."
Roy Cunningham, 50, from Middlesbrough, who had been out of work for several years because of a serious disability, said: "What I want is for my family to have jobs. They're not asking for anything big, they are not being greedy."
Professor Shildrick explained: "Better paid and more lasting jobs - and a welfare system that promises social security not greater insecurity - would have done much to improve our interviewees' lives."


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The offspring of
Halley's Comet are about to put on quite a show.
Earth will pass through a stream of debris from Halley's Comet beginning Oct. 15, which will give us the benefit of the annual Orionids meteor shower—though you probably won't see much until a bit later.
The shower should be at its peak the night of Saturday, Oct. 20, until just before dawn on Oct. 21. This year, the
moon will be setting at approximately midnight, which will keep the sky darkened enough that—barring cloud cover—you should be able to see up to 15 meteors per hour.
What makes this shower so cool?
First of all, c'mon—it's a show of shooting stars. Also, though, there's no question about where to look for this one.
Meteor showers get their names from the constellations in the sky where they can be spotted. And what's easier to spot than
Orion the Hunter?
The stars tend to shoot from Orion's club, pierce Taurus the Bull, the Gemini twins, Leo the Lion and finally, Canis Major, home of Sirius, the brightest star we can see—well, aside from the sun.
There's also something else that's special about this show: With the second-fastest entry velocity of all the annual meteor showers, meteors from the Orionids produce yellow and green colors and occasionally produce an odd fireball.
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This is some high-class trolling, TNT.
The rest of America probably had its fill of the fat 76ers fan who took his shirt off to try to distract Celtics players at the free-throw line during Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. It's hard to get that image out of your head. Now it's even harder, thanks to TNT sending a cameraman to record this video of the fat 76ers fan trying to join in on the Shaquille O'Neal-Charles Barkley abs challenge.
Next step for this guy: a cameo in a Dove commercial, with this looping over and over.


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Ziggy is a precious 3-month-old, 23-pound boy who came to the shelter on Sept. 8. He knows to sit, stay, shake and lay down. He is house trained, neutered, has had all shots, and will be microchipped when adopted. He was supposed to go to a home in the north but the new home was flooded during Hurricane Sandy, and Ziggy had to come back to the shelter.
You can find him at the Cobb County Animal Shelter at 1060 Al Bishop Drive in Marietta. He's in cage 317, and his ID is 548270.
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Ocean Front Condo 2br/2ba at Beach Villa, Ko Olina in Ko Olina
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community
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$ 2,450 - $ 3,150 / week
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*****Discounts For Stays of 10 Days or More***** Call now to book
One of the Best Ocean Views in all of the Beach Villas Resort!!!
Professionally decorated home to
meet all your needs. Enjoy spectacular ocean views from this
luxurious Villa for much less than the
cost of a hotel suite. Ideally situated on lagoon two on Oahu's
sunny west shore, this home is
perfect for a week or an extended stay. This Luxury Suite is in a
Premium location on lagoon two.
You will enjoy an affordable and luxurious vacation for the entire
family. The Beach Villas is the
first beachfront private condo on Oahu in 25 years. Less than 30
minutes from Honolulu
International Airport, Pearl Harbor and world-famous Waikiki. A world-
class Golf Course is within
walking distance as is the adjacent Ko Olina Marina. A tropical
paradise surrounded by swaying
palm trees, tropical flowers, koi ponds and swimming pools, and owner's
Beautiful swimming pools and sand bottom kiddie pool. The Beach
Villas at Ko Olina offer guests a
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from championship golf to exquisite fine dining. Enjoy the outdoor
owner's lounge equipped with a
full outdoor kitchen. Several outdoor barbecues all overlook the
resort's pools. Take a leisure
walk along the scenic path that meanders 1.5 miles along four
lagoons. The Villa has great views
from all rooms. The expansive sliding glass doors opens to a massive
balcony which becomes part of
an expanded great room. This is truly paradise in Hawaii. This two
bedroom two bath unit sleeps up
to six and is located in the beautiful Beach Villas resort a short
walk away to the Marriott
Ihilani. The Villa is located in the Diamond Head wing with neighbors
on one side only. Elegantly
furnished with Hawaiian furniture from C.S. Wo, Hawaii's premiere
high end furnishing store.
Ceiling fans in both bedrooms and Great room. Master Bedroom is
appointed with Tommy Bahama
California King and pillow top mattress. Second bedroom has two roomy
twin beds. Villa has two
Sony 42" 1080p BRAVIA LCD HDTV and Sony HD Blue Ray DVD player.
Living room has a Queen sleeper
sofa and a very comfortable recliner. The fully equipped kitchen with
Wine Cellar was created by
Hawaii's master chef, Roy Yamaguchi. It features the finest
appliances including Sub Zero, Fisher-
Paykel, Bosch and Wolf appliances. Remote control curtain in the
great room offers privacy in
villa rental amenities
The Beach Villas resort is located in a gated secure building within
walking distance of the JW
Marriott Ihilani Resort and Spa. Enjoy a round of golf at the nearby
championship golf course.
Koi Ponds, waterfalls and lush landscaping
enhance the beauty and bring a
sense of serenity to the resort. An expansive lanai with pocket doors
affords a seamless transition
between indoor and outdoor living. Luxury furniture and beddings
will make the vacation experience
most enjoyable. The master bathroom has a deep bath tub and a large
walk in shower. The second
bathroom has a bathtub and shower. A kitchen island is situated
near the lanai so guest can sit on
a bar stool and take a peek at the spectacular view outside. Outdoor
barbecue grills are available
poolside. Guests have a designated parking space conveniently
located across from the elevator on
the first floor. Each luxury Beach Villa comes with a custom
kitchen featuring the finest
appliances and an open design perfect for entertaining. The Villa
has central air conditioning
and ceiling fans throughout. One king bed, two twin and queen
sleeper sofa bed can accommodate up
to 6 people. HD flat screen TVs and other amenities include free
high speed internet access, cable
TV, walk-in shower, bath tubs, washer and dryer, fully equipped
kitchen with Sub-Zero and Wolf
appliances, microwave oven, utensils, china and pots and pans,
coffee maker, blender, etc. Enjoy
unlimited long distance phone calls to the US and Canada and
wireless internet.
activities and attractions in Ko Olina Oahu
The Beach Villas Resort is located on the sunny western coast of Oahu
on lagoon two within the
beautiful Ko Olina Resort, Oahu's premier ocean front resort
community. Blessed with generous
amounts of sunshine and more than its fair share of clear days, the
coastline boasts the island's
most pristine white-sand beaches and most serene panoramic views of
the Pacific Ocean. Experience a
wealth of amenities at the Beach Villa Resort including three
swimming pools and multiple hot tubs. The
resort features four pristine
lagoons ideal for swimming, snorkeling and sunbathing. For boaters,
the state of the art marina
houses 330 full service slips. The marina is also the place to catch
snorkel and scuba diving
tours, deep-sea fishing, sailing, parasailing, wind surfing, jet
skiing, boating, biking, horseback
riding, and whale tours. For those who like to hit the links the 18
hole championship golf course
designed by Ted Robinson, and home to the LPGA Fields Open, offers
challenging play and private
instruction. Less than 30-min from HNL Airport, world-famous
Waikiki, and Pearl Harbor, this
romantic resort is located near world-class restaurants, nightlife,
and other entertainment. Drive
to Polynesian Cultural Center, the famous North Shore, Hanauma Bay
Honolulu, Waikele's Premium
Outlets. Also nearby is Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park, 16-plex
movie theaters, Historic Ewa Town,
Hawaii's Plantation Village in Waipahu, the Dole Cannery in Kunia,
and the surfing town of Haleiwa.
The nearby Kapolei town center is only 5-min from KoOlina. Shopping
centers malls include KMart, Super Target,
WalMart, Macys, Sears, Costco, Sams Club, island boutiques and pro
vacation rental rates
Jan 03 to Jul 31.........$2,450/Week or $350/Night
Nov 01 to Nov 30.......$2,800/Week or $400/Night
Dec 01 to Jan 02........$3,150/Week or $450/Night
SPECIAL RATE .. Aug 1 to Oct 31 .. $2100.00/Week or $300/Night
7 day minimum rental
Plus GE Tax 13.96%
Cleaning Fee $300 based on one week stay
$1,000 Reservation deposit due upon signing contract. Remaining
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The Bridgeport Fire Department has identified the man found dead in a vacant home on Madison Court on Christmas Eve.
Firefighters were called to 6 Madison Ct. around 3 p.m. on Dec. 24, which was their third fire call of the day. Upon arrival, heavy fire could be seen from the building.
After the fire was knocked down, firefighters searched the structure where they discovered a man's body on the second floor of the building.
The man was identified as Omar Chirinos, 32, and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner was able to identify him based on his dental records and tattoos.
The cause of death has been identified as smoke inhalation while investigators are still working to determine the manner of death.
The Bridgeport Fire Marshal's Office along with the Bridgeport Police Department and the Connecticut State Police Fire & Explosion Investigation Unit are investigating the cause of the fire.
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The Anoka County Midwest Medical Examiner's Office identifies the victim as 51-year-old Kevin Covlin.
Covlin was leaving for North Dakota on a hunting trip with his dog when the Piper aircraft crashed west of the airport and briefly caught fire about 12:45 p.m. Monday. The dog survived.
Covlin, who lived in Princeton and raised four daughters with his wife, was co-owner of FLR Sanders, a Princeton company that installs and refurbishes gym floors.
Employee Dillon Cariveau (KEHR'-uh-voo) tells the Star Tribune (http://bit.ly/1irjEeN ) Covlin was heading to North Dakota to hunt pheasants or ducks.
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A FORMER Loudwater woman has been killed in a car crash in Gloucestershire.
Tania Manka died at the scene of the collision on the A48 in the Forest of Dean on Friday, December 27.
The 46-year-old, who went to school in Flackwell, was in a Peugeot car that was involved in a collision with a Mitsubishi at Lensbrook.
Shayne Witts, 29, was also killed in the crash and a 72-year-old woman was airlifted to hospital in Bristol with life threatening injuries.
Tania, a mother of three and grandmother, grew up in Loudwater before moving to Lydney in Gloucestershire.
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Wouldn't it be better to simply omit the href attribute, it's not required after all. It seems the only reason to include the href is to force the hand cursor. Since this is possible with CSS is there any semantic or compatibility reason to include the href attribute at all?
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The Broncos won their ninth in a row, the Raiders shut out the Chiefs and the Chargers got blown out at home by Carolina.
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Sebastian Janikowski kicked five field goals and the Raiders shut out Kansas City for the second time ever, beating the Chiefs 15-0.
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The slain girlfriend of Chiefs LB Jovan Belcher will be laid to rest five days after Belcher killed her, then shot himself in the head.
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The San Francisco 49ers made their trade of Smith to the Kansas City Chiefs official on Tuesday, nearly two weeks after the two sides agreed to it.||||||| The 49ers will receive the Chiefs' second-round pick, 34th overall, and a conditional choice in next year's draft, a person familiar with the terms told The Associated Press. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the terms were not disclosed. Smith must still pass a physical for the trade to be completed.
A person with knowledge of the trade tells The Associated Press that the Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to acquire Smith from San Francisco.||||||| The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the trade does not become official until March 12, when the NFL's new business year begins. Smith lost his starting job to Colin Kaepernick after sustaining a concussion Nov. 11. Kaepernick played well, and coach Jim Harbaugh stuck with him even when Smith was healthy.
San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh is sticking with Colin Kaepernick as his starter under center - for now, anyway - as his team prepares for Sunday's home game with the Miami Dolphins. And, no, Alex Smith isn't out of this mix yet, either.||||||| A day after a 16-13 overtime loss at St. Louis, Harbaugh accepted the blame for the fourth-quarter pitch that was fumbled by Kaepernick and led to Janoris Jenkins' 2-yard fumble return for a touchdown and ensuing 2-point conversion that tied the game. Harbaugh didn't call the play, but relayed it through the headset to Kaepernick. Harbaugh says he saw positives in the way Kaepernick responded after the mistakes.
Coach Jim Harbaugh made the announcement Wednesday that Colin Kaepernick would go Sunday at St. Louis over Alex Smith after the second-year pro led the NFC West-leading Niners (8-2-1) to victories in the past two games, his first two NFL starts.||||||| Smith, the 2005 No. 1 overall draft pick, hardly looked happy on the sideline during Sunday's win over the Saints after being medically cleared from a concussion suffered in the first half of a 24-24 tie against St. Louis on Nov. 11.
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WACO, Texas (AP) While Jerry Jones expects Terrell Owens to still be with the Dallas Cowboys next season, the team owner stopped short of guaranteeing that Thursday night.
Jones said he was enthusiastic about Owens' phone call to Wade Phillips, the new coach who made a point last week during his introductory news conference to refer to the receiver by name.
``I am, of course I am,' Jones said. ``We've got some decisions to make, but still, I'm enthusiastic about it.'
Owens is due a $3 million roster bonus in June, then a $5 million salary this season. Cutting him before then would save a lot of money.
Jones, speaking before his induction into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame, was asked to clarify if there was still a decision to be made about Owens returning.
``He's part of our team, that's what I'm saying,' Jones said. ``I don't want the play on the words to look one way or another. We are evaluating everybody, but still, my plans are for him to be back.'
Owens was the Cowboys' leading receiver last season, with 85 catches for 1,180 yards and a league-best 13 touchdowns. But T.O. is known as much for off-the-field distractions, and former coach Bill Parcells often referred to him as ``the player' instead of by name.
Phillips has said he makes a point of getting the most out of his best players. His background is in defense, but he proudly notes that tight end Shannon Sharpe and wide receiver Eric Moulds flourished when he was their head coach.
Jones believes that could be the case with the Dallas receivers as well.
``We've got a chance to take players like Terry Glenn, who (new receivers coach Ray) Sherman coached, take a player like Terrell Owens, and really work to maximize their individual skills,' Jones said. ``I know that's Wade's philosophy in general about players, don't let the scheme keep you from using the player and let him do what he does the best.
``There's no question that last year, by having Terrell come in and having been with San Francisco and then with Philadelphia, in those West Coast-type offenses, we changed the game up for him a little bit.'
Jones said that Phillips and Owens haven't had a chance to meet in person, and didn't know about any plans yet to do that.
``Terrell has not been in town. They did talk, Terrell searched him out,' Jones said. ``He got his phone number, so he was pretty resourceful to run him down on the road.'
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Re: Jones `plans' for T.O to return with Cowboys
I am going on the record right now... I believe Owens will be with the Cowboys in 2007, and if he is not, We Do Not Need Him On Our Team!!!!!
Re: Jones `plans' for T.O to return with Cowboys
Owens & Jones, ahhh the perfect marriage. Please Terrell, stay in Dallas.
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I am going on the record right now... I believe Owens will be with the Cowboys in 2007, and if he is not, We Do Not Need Him On Our Team!!!!!
Re: Jones `plans' for T.O to return with Cowboys
I hate T.O as much as I do the Packers (thats saying alot) I hate his distractions and his ME attitude..we do not need him on the team or anywhere being a Viking
Re: Jones `plans' for T.O to return with Cowboys
Owens is not an embarrassment to football, he is an embarrassment to the human race.
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To celebrate, a family dinner will be held with their children and grandchild.
Chris and the former Jill Swick were married on Nov. 5, 1983, at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church.
They are the parents of Todd (Roxanne Unterbink) Utrup of Delphos, Stephanie (Ryan) Schmit of Washington, D.C., and Stacey (Mike) Benton of Leipsic. They also have a granddaughter, Aubrey Donathan of Leipsic.
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In honor of turning 50 next year, I've decided to run a 1/2 marathon. You can read about that decision here. Now that's decided, and I find myself thinking a lot about running, and wondering why other people run, and why run marathons.
So I decided to ask a few friends why they run and over the next few days, I'll post their stories.
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I started running because I liked the competition, and I found out I was good at it. The more I trained and run the better I felt.
Eventually, after 10 years of competitive running, I decided to do a marathon… For distance runners it is the "ultimate" goal. I have run over 30 marathons with a personal best of 2:17 at Boston in 1988.
Now, I only run for fitness, and marathons are not in my plans. But I run a Half marathon a couple of time a year. They do not take as much training. ~ Roger Soler
A note to readers, a marathon is 26 miles and some change. Roger's fastest marathon was completed in 2:17 – 2 hours & 17 minutes. That means he ran about 13 miles an hour. Holy cow that's fast.
Roger Soler ran for Peru in the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. You can read more about him here. He has a deep connection to San Antonio and to the running community. I'm grateful to Roger Soler for sharing his story.


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View from the 'Peperbus' churchtower in the city of Zwolle, the Netherlands. The Pepberbus is a 75 meters high churchtower of the 'Basiliek van Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-Tenhemelopneming' church.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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GLOUCESTER — Work on a Department of Public Works water infrastructure project continued to snarl traffic around one of Gloucester's busiest intersections Tuesday.
But the ongoing work that prompted brief detours around the Tally's Corner traffic island at Main, Washington, Rogers and Commercial streets was part of a continuing project — and not connected to the valve break and service shutoff that left a number of residents and businesses without water service for several hours Tuesday night.
A Department of Public Works official said Wednesday that, as soon as the problem Thursday was identified as a broken water gate valve, the city began repairs.
Jay Jarosz, the DPW's operations manager of utilities, said the problem was fixed and water restored sometime after 9 p.m. Tuesday to Washington and Commercial Streets and to the section of Main that had been shut off — between Washington and Hancock streets.
The broken valve was found after carrying out a much larger infrastructure project at Tally's Corner, and that work continued as planned on Wednesday.
Jarosz said that, because the water was shut off for so long, the water lines had to be flushed out to ensure the water was up to par.
"We flushed the whole area, they should be in good shape," he said Wednesday morning.
The break in the water gate valve Tuesday had immediately cut off water service to some residents and businesses on Commercial Street and up to Fort Square, then the city shut down service along Main Street and Commercial later in to carry out repairs.
Public Works Director Mike Hale had noted that the valve was broken in the completely off position; in most instances, he said, valve is broken halfway between on and off.
While some of the work scheduled was a set of valve replacements, Tuesday's break meant that officials had to address the problem sooner rather than later, given that it kept water from reaching customers in that part of the city.
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Many organizations and community groups rely on volunteers like you for a variety of food events for fundraising, fellowship, food pantries or other service to the community. But cooking for a crowd is tricky! How do you store all that food? When is the food completely cooked? How long can you leave food on the buffet table? Now there is a workshop on Safe Food Handling designed specifically for Volunteers.
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Whenever I bring new friends to the racetrack for their first time I always notice two things. They are confused and intimidated by the huge menu of betting options available to them, but they are equally put off by the relatively small payouts on their win, place and show bets.
There are so many ways to bet a horse race today; each bet with its own strange and obscure name: trifectas, superfectas, exactas, quinellas, doubles, etc. Much easier to understand is the age-old and simple win, place and show bet.
But a bet on a favorite to win, let alone show, returns so little on the investment. Meanwhile people who somehow figure out the exact order the horses finish are cashing tickets for hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars.
How can a neophyte horseplayer get in on that action without reading the latest Davidowitz book?
I always share this simple exacta strategy with my friends I introduce to horse racing. I find it to be simple and elegant and, if you're lucky, can nab you a big payoff.
The Exacta Wheel
I don't typically enjoy playing most of the exotics offered at the track, but not so much because I find the structure of the bets confusing. I tend to play multi-race bets because it allows me to just pick horses to win and not worry about how the horses finish beyond first place. I also enjoy playing a horse to win or "across the board" when I have a strong feeling about a horse that I feel is an overlay – a larger price than it deserves.
If your inclination is just to play horses to win, but you're disappointed with the small return on your investment, pay attention to the exacta will-pays on the tote board at the track. If you had $20 to bet on your favorite horse to win, perhaps you would do better to wheel it on the top of an exacta.
In an 11-horse field it would cost you that same $20 to bet your horse in an exacta with every other horse in the field to come in second.
Ten $2 exactas. If there are fewer horses it costs less. If there are more it costs $2 more per horse over 11.
If you pay attention to the will-pays, you will see that some of these combinations pay less than what a straight win bet would pay. But some of them will pay considerably more, depending on the odds of the horse that gets up for second in your exacta. It may be worth it to you to be alive to a big exacta payoff even if it means giving up some potential winnings when the chalk horses finish second.
The exacta pools are independent of the win, place and show pools that determine a horse's odds. The fewer people that bet a particular exacta combination, the more it pays and vice versa. Sometimes you will find that NONE of the exacta combinations with your chosen horse pay less than the win price. In those instances it is a no-brainer how to spend that twenty dollars.
It isn't sophisticated, but it's fun. I can't tell you how many times I've seen friends rake in a few hundred bucks on an exacta after hitting the ALL button on my advice and seeing some long bomb get up for second. And the times when they cash a ticket for a few bucks less than what they stood to make from their win bet, they rarely complain. Which is wise. Nobody at the track wants to hear anyone in line to cash a winning ticket bellyaching about how they wish they would have won more. Shut up and buy the next round. There's another race in twenty minutes!


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Bella Diosa Vacation Home "On the Green", WiFi in Sedona
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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* Charming and comfortable home-bases for exploring Sedona
* Right on the Oakcreek Country Club, with green tranquil views
* 1100 square foot - 2 bedroom, 2 bath duplex home
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* Wi-Fi wireless high-speed internet access
* Living room with wood fireplace * Air conditioned and heated
* B- 27" flat TV with DVD player
* Full kitchen with all appliances, quality stainless steel pots, and gadgets
* Master bedroom with pillow-top queen bed and master bath attached
* B- Second bedroom with Tempur-Pedic foam queen bed and adjacent bath
* Full size washer and dryer, iron and board, and a hair dryer
* Portable CD stereo * Board games and cards * Small DVD library
* Golf course view from covered patio, with gas barbecue
* Ground level for both, with single carport parking
* Smoke-free and pet-free environments * Natural cleaning products are used
* "Bella Diosa" means Beautiful Goddess
* The Red Rock Pass is included during your stay! Plus we offer an 'orientation' to Sedona, maps, menus, and flyers!
"How terrific to have found Bella Diosa. Perfectly located in Oak Creek. Thanks for your thoughtful, useful tips for in and around the Red Rock area…your home feels so comfortable and was so easy to slip into from Day 1."
-- PS & RG, Canlarra, Australia
"Many many thanks for the use of your comfortable and very well supplied home. It was a wonderful setting to return to after our days of hiking, hiking, and hiking….We've had a great college roommate getaway - 43 years later!"
-- BA & CP, Massachusettes & California
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Weekly Rate ..... $825 (1100 sf Side B); & $1000 (1350 sf Side A)
Monthly Rate ..... $2250 (1100 sf Side B); & $2450 (1350 sf Side A)
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Monthly Rate ..... $2550 (1100 sf Side B); & $2750 (1350 sf Side A)
For various lengths of stay - we will quote you appropriately.
No extra costs -- Cleaning Fee and Taxes are included! Rates are for 1 to 4 guests.
Wisest to reserve your vacation NOW! Well-behaved children only please.
Check-in time is 4pm & check-out time is 10am. For other arrival or departure
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days before arrival. For short notice reservations, 100% is paid by cashier's check.
Cancellations made within 90-60 days before check-in will be refunded
less a $100 cancellation fee; within 60-30 days, less a $250 fee.
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Beautifully remodeled end unit... 2 full baths that are everything that you could want. Both bedrooms offer walk in closets. Custom kitchen featuring butcher block counters. Check out the pictures! Also features a larger garage, patio and dining area.
Prime I-303 Freeway ramp at El Mirage Rd (123 Ave) with ALL FRONTAGE ON BOTH STREETS! OVER $2 MILLION IN INFRASTRUCTURE INSTALL ON SITE NOW! READY FOR HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL/CONGREGATE CARE/APARTMENT/CONDO 4-5 STORY WITH MIXED USE CORNERS FOR GAS, WALGREENS ETC. LEVEL, IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT COMMERCIAL SHOPPING CENTER! WORTH $17 SQ FT, ONLY $6.50 SQ FT! HURRY ON THIS ONE! WONT LAST LONG AT THIS LOCATION AND PRICE!!!!
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Large Freestanding Building currently owned and operated as popular Chinese Buffet. Fully equipped Kitchen including 3 Hoods,3 walk-in coolers plus freezer, Complete dish-washing station, Office in back, Food Prep,multiple sinks and storage, storage, storage! The front of the restaurant includes 6 buffet stations, Server station with seating for 296 people plus a banquet room. Waiting area, Beautiful fountain in lobby entrance and gorgeous Crystal chandelier in main seating area. Ample Parking with 254 parking spaces. Less than 1 mile from Loop 101. Terrific Street visibility. All FF&E can convey. *See Semi-Private remarks for showing instructions.
Truly Unique Home in Rancho Estates on 5.69 Acres with Two Super-Sized Detached Garages. Updated Home w/Plantation Shutters in Every Room. Large Living Room, Formal Dining & AZ Room. Kitchen: Gas Range, Lots of Cabinets & Counters & a Breakfast Room w/Bay Window. King-Sized Master w/Walk-In Closet & Ensuite Bath. Guest Bedroom has Built-In Drawers & Closet. 2-Car Garage w/Cabinets. Approx. 6400 sq.ft. Detached Garage - Separate AC area for Office/Guest w/Great Room, 3/4 Bath & Bedroom. Mammoth Storage Area & RV Parking. 2nd Detached Garage is approx. 2000 sq.ft. for Extra Storage. An Adjacent 7.86 Acres Also Available (see MLS 4852003). AND, Future Opportunities Exist~Details Available.
Meticulous Upgrades, Pride of Ownership show in this home. New Roof,Carpet, Tile & Marble Flooring,Custom Paint,Completely New Kitchen and Baths, AC, Hot Water Tanks the list goes on! You will not find another home like this in Sun City. Garage space for 10 Cars Plus a 40' RV. Two separate detached Garages,one 30x50 w/Office (MAN CAVE) & Full bathroom, AC & Heat.The other detached parking for 4 cars,ceilings height for lift plus Loft storage. RV Garage/Storage wide enough to open all Slide Outs. Open Floor plan,Great Room, Dining Area,Chefs Kitchen with All SS Appliances,Granite Tops, Center Island, Walk In Pantry, Eat-In Breakfast area. French Doors lead out to Covered Patio. Desirable N/S facing home, no Stairs. Split Bedroom plan w/2nd Master Suite. Nothin
One of a kind Southwest Territorial home on Dawn Lake. Large water front lot with 720 sq ft saltio tile patio and a viewing deck facing fabulous & unobstructed lake views. This custom home has 2'' thick Echo Canyon flagstone and knotty pine floors, 11' high sliding glass doors across the entire back of the house, custom roll shutters on all doors and windows except two front windows. Additional features include 24 built in Bose speakers, 11 lighted ceiling fans, two fireplaces with 400 year old Juniper mantles, 4 custom stained glass windows, 3 interior 4'x8' solid wood doors and 120 year old pine kitchen cabinets with copper handles and hinges. The roof was replaced in 2009 and the home has two 4 ton AC units. Please see the document tab for the owners list of upgrades
Enjoy luxury living in this Entertainer's Delight. Come in through the front doors to face your own indoor lap pool. The large Master Bedroom contains a floor level spa/tub. The master bath has 2 sinks, a tiled walk-in shower and a large walk-in closet. There is also a separate toilet/bidet area. The guest bedroom provides them their own private full bath and make up table. The open dining room is just off the upgraded kitchen and the laundry room is just beyond. An Arizona room is next to the kitchen and overlooks a park-like back yard that is located between the 10th green and 11th tee box of the Willowcreek Golf Course. A 3/4 bath is near the den/office area and the wet bar across from pool. This former model home faces the sought after Wheatridge Drive median.
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Welcome to the College of Health Sciences! Our advisors are here to assist you in any way they can to ensure that your academic experience at Old Dominion University is a positive one. All Health Sciences programs require a secondary application for admission; admission to the University does not guarantee acceptance into Health Sciences programs. Until accepted into your intended major, you will work with a college advisor who will assist you with general education requirements, required prerequisite courses, and the application process for your major.
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The regular meeting of the Macomb Lions Club was held on May 5, 2011. Members gathered in the dining room of the Grand Prairie Home with those members in attendance as shown on the Attendance Record and Guest Register. Transcribed below is what happened at the meeting:
Attendance: Guests 02
Members 20
Percentage 45
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Prayer – Silent
Guests – Bryant Mahlstedt
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Program – Lightbulb and Broom Clean Up Night
1. Lion Bowen talked about our Community Service Project of picking up on the Highway. Gave thoughts on how it went and what might work better.
2. Lion Bowen talked about his private venture to help unemployed gain employment.
3. Lion Huffman talked about the Park District's need to have path cleared on trails at Veteran's Park.
4. Lion Risley talked about Diabetes Awareness Day on May 21st. We will do Hy Vee and Wal*Mart.
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According to Troy Police Captain Cooney, the robbery took place on 311 Spring Avenue around 6 p.m. on Tuesday.
A man with a hood and fully covered, entered the store with what appeared to be a butcher knife, according to authorities.
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New 3 Bedroom Oceanfront Home on Sand! Spacious Patio! in Newport Beach
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Come stay at this beautiful 3 bedroom oceanfront condo! Located on the sand between 46th and 47th street, this downstairs unit is walking distance to shops, restaurants, grocery store, the Newport Pier and bike rentals. This condo features a spacious private outdoor patio, updated furnishings, brand new Travertine floors, washer and dryer, new bedding, fire pit and gorgeous ocean and sunset views!
The living room has 2 couches, coffee table, fireplace, 1 armchair, flat screen TV and phenomenal ocean views! There is a new dining room table that seats 4 with 3 additional seats up at the kitchen counter. The kitchen has brand new granite countertops, dishwasher, microwave and plenty of cabinet and counter space for storing and preparing food. The patio has a table that seats 4, fire pit and a BBQ, great for cooking for family and friends! The beach volleyball courts are right in front of the house, perfect for playing or watching a game!
The master suite has a king bed, dresser, closet and ceiling fan. It also has a nice adjoining bathroom with walk-in shower and granite countertops. The second bedroom has 1 full bed with new bedding and decor. The third bedroom has 2 single twins. There is a full bathroom between the second and third bedroom with nice countertops and walk-in shower. There is a queen futon in the livingroom.
There is a washer and dryer in the unit and 1 parking spot in the garage.
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Living Room: Couch, Coffee Table, TV
Business: Near Grocery Store, Nearby ATM, Nearby FedEx, Nearby Post Office, Restaurants, Shopping
Entertainment: Cable Television, DVD Player, TV's, Free Wi-Fi
Kitchen: Coffee Maker, Cookware, Dishwasher, Microwave, Oven, Refrigerator, Stove, Toaster, Utensils
Outdoor: Beach Walking, Biking, Boogie Boarding, Lower Oceanfront Patio with BBQ, Rollerblading, Sight-Seeing, Surfing, Swimming
Other: Washer & Dryer in Laundry Room in Unit, Linens & Towels Included, 1 Parking Spot in Garage
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University of Maine Army ROTC provides an opportunity for college nursing students to receive practical, hands-on leadership experience. The courses provide a chance for students to develop management, communication and decision-making skills in a non-threatening environment. Two, Three, and Four year scholarships are available to nursing students
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University incentives: UMaine offers a $2500.00 annual grant to 4-Year ROTC scholarship winners. You must be accepted to UMaine and been awarded the scholarship prior to 1 April of your high school senior year. You also must be in the top 20% of your high school class and scored above a 1100 on your SAT (score of 24 on ACT). A few nurse scholarship winners are also awarded a room scholarship that can be used throughout their college years.
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Valdosta Police are asking for your help to identify two men who robbed a store two weeks ago.
Two surveillance pictures show the men walking into the Kirkland's store on St. Augustine Road Friday, March 1st around 2:45 in the afternoon.
Police say one man had a gun and demanded cash from the store manager. They ran off with an undisclosed amount of money.
Right now, police have no leads.
"Both suspects are described 5'8 to 5'9, slinder build, African American males in their early to mid twenties," said Lt. Aaron Kirk, VPD.
If you recognize the men or have any information on this armed robbery, Valdosta Police ask you to call them at 229-293-3145.
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One driver was seen zooming around Derry on a busy Saturday morning and might be either a fan of Dark Shadows or just someone interested in the latest vampire movie.
The red SUV's plate read "FANGS."
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A bright orange mini Cooper also sported a license that may have either been suited to a small car's horn sound or possibly a longtime time love of beloved Warner Bros. character the Road Runner.
The license read "BEEPBEEP."
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....keeping your high school graduation waiting. Class of 2014 Londonderry Adult Education graduate Kai Volkers sprinted into the LHS gym just in the nick of time to hear "Pomp and Circumstance" playing. Her fellow graduates had already lined up and were filing in to receive diplomas during the Jan. 13 ceremony.
Kai donned her white gown and cap just in time and later told the crowd, "I wasn't late, you were all early."
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Londonderry Conservation Commission member Mike Speltz organized many photos as part of a recent presentation on a potential easement purchase in town. He wanted people to know how valuable this land would be for both residential enjoyment and for protecting wildlife.
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Q: What is a Snow Emergency?
A Snow Emergency is a declaration the city uses after snowfalls of usually 3" or after an accumulation of snowfalls of 3" or more. Once the declaration has been made, a set of citywide parking rules goes into affect. These rules allow Public Works crews to effectively and efficiently plow, allowing us to plow full-width while still allowing on-street parking.
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Q: Why must the city call a snow emergency?
It allows us to coordinate on-street parking and plowing. Like other major urban cities on-street parking is in great demand. Many residents do not have off-street parking available to them and therefore park in the street. If cars are not moved the streets become impassable for snow plows. This further creates problems for emergency vehicles and residents alike. Banning parking on streets during the winter months, like most suburban communities do, is not an option. Snow emergencies are the most effective way to clear streets.
Q: How does the city announce that a snow emergency has been declared?
When a snow emergency is declared, the city immediately:
• Contacts local television and radio stations with an announcement
• Contacts the local newspapers with an announcement
• Begins broadcasting a Snow Emergency message on the city's cable TV Channel 18.
• Posts a newsflash on the city's web page announcing the declaration with links to information about snow emergencies.
• Updates the message on the city's plowing "hot line" (651) 266-PLOW (7569).
Q: Is there someone who I can call to find out if a snow emergency has been declared?
You can call one of the following two numbers to find out:
• (651) 266-PLOW (7569) this is the snow plowing "hot line" which provides a recorded message on the status of snow emergencies.
• (651) 266-9700. This is the Street Maintenance Division's 24-hour phone number.
Q: What "social media" outlets are available to let me know that a snow emergency has been declared?
Several social media methods are updated with snow emergency information.
• The city's Facebook page: The City of Saint Paul
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Yes! Sign up for SnowAlert to receive a text message or email when we declare. Visit
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Q: What time does the snow emergency start?
Snow emergencies always begin at 9:00 p.m. on the day it is declared. The next day plowing begins at 8:00 a.m. The 9:00 p.m. start gives the media and other notification systems time to notify residents allowing them time to move their vehicle.
Q: How long does a Snow Emergency last?
A snow emergency lasts 96 hours (four days). Streets are generally plowed within the first 20 hours of a declared emergency but the city's parking bans stay in affect for 96 hours to give Public Works a chance to go back to streets where vehicles were not moved and tow trucks had not yet arrived. You may NOT park on any street/block that has not been plowed full width during this time period.
Q: How much does the city budget for snow emergencies?
Generally speaking, the city budgets for an average of four snow emergencies per year at an approximate cost of $550,000 per snow emergency. The budget is established for normal/average snow seasons.
Q: I used to get a phone call telling me there was a snow emergency, why don't we get called?
A decision was made to discontinue its use because it did not dramatically reduce the number of tickets and tows issued. Since discontinuing the phone call Public Works has brought on-line social media and SnowAlert (the email/text notifications system) that are much less expensive means of communicating.
Q:. I signed to receive a text/email for snow emergencies previously; why don't I get those anymore?
That service is a subscription service. If any changes have occurred to your phone service, problems may arise. The most likely explanation involves a change in telephone carriers without a corresponding update provided to SnowAlert. Similarly, email notices may be blocked owing to a user's security settings. Be sure to occasionally check your subscription information. Visit
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Q: Is there someone I can talk to find out what the parking rules are for my street?
Yes, please contact the city's Street Maintenance Division at (651) 266-9700. We urge residents to find out where to park before any snow starts falling. This will help you understand the rules fully and help residents make decisions once the snow has fallen.
Q: Why are there two phases to a Snow Emergency?
Because residents have a need to continue to use on-street parking during snow emergencies, we have to have a place for people to park. Dividing the city into two distinct sets of routes allows people to find a place to park their vehicle with some methodology.
Q:. Has the city ever considered parking on one side of the street only during the snow season? Why don't we do that?
The city has discussed options such as this several times. One-side bans are easy to implement city wide and can be done quickly. Since parking is in such high demand in some areas and not in others the city chooses to look at problems individually and address accordingly rather than just make a blanket rule that affects everyone whether there is a problem or not.
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