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[UPDATE]: Respawn's Vince Zampella has confirmed that Jason West has left the company. Here's his official statement:
[Original Story]: Studio co-founder Jason West has left Respawn Entertainment, according to sources at Kotaku. The Call of Duty creator is said to have left the company sometime last May due to family issues.
The studio is expected to debut its brand-new game at E3, and if this report proves to be true, West has had little to no involvement in this new project. Will his lack of oversight compromise the final product, or can Vince Zampella hold his own without his trusty partner?
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Hands should be in front of your body to encourage forward movement and to initiate pole plants.
Our bodies are designed to move. Biologically, we require continuous, regular motion. Yet, often in the winter months, we stay indoors, moving less and sitting more. Skiing satisfies our primal need for motion while reconnecting us with nature. Both novice and veteran skiers can attest to the physical and spiritual exhilaration of a day on the slopes.
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Mattie Burbage says she's not much of a talker, but her few words are full of wisdom.
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Burbage lives at Agape Senior Assisted Living in West Columbia, where friends and family celebrated her birthday earlier this month. She recently retired from crocheting afghans that she gave to her minister to distribute to hospice patients, elderly and needy children.
"I just made them for pastime," she says. "I think I made about 100 of them. I enjoyed giving them to him."
Burbage raised four children, who gave her four grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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As for offering words to live by, Burbage says, "The only thing I want them to do is live a good, clean life."
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The Boston Celtics failed to keep up with the Miami Heat in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals and lost, 93-79, but on Wednesday night they can get right back into the series when they play Game 2 at AmericanAirlines Arena. Is there anything the Celtics can do to stay alive, or is this just the Heat's series to take? SB Nation's Ben Golliver recently broke down Game 1 and offered some insight into what we can look for in Game 2:
Golliver sees Rajon Rondo as the key cog in getting Boston going against the Heat. If Rondo is able to have a good game, the rest of the team should be able to feed off of that and help the offense reach the high 80s in points.
But that might not be enough to compete against the scoring prowess of Dwyane Wade and LeBron James. Still, any improvement by the Celtics offense should be able to keep the Celtics within striking distance during this game.
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November 3rd 2013 to November 9th with stops in Grand Turk, Ocho Rios Jamaica and Nassau Bahamas. Started off a little rocky. Embarkation was delayed as the previous cruise apparently had some security issues that we still aren't sure of. Apparently they brought dog's on board and stopped passengers from disembarking. So the early faster to the fun boarders didn't start boarding till almost noon. Never occurred to ask the crew what happened as we just wanted to get the party started. We being the 14 of us.
The ship is beautiful and HUGE! In 6 days I still didn't see all the ship had to offer.
The Positive: The decor was beautiful. Loved the palm trees on board. So much more elegant than the gaudy decor of the older ships. The water slides were very fun and never had to wait too long to use them. Maybe 15 minutes tops. The Limelight lounge was a nice venue. We only saw the karaoke in there. Recorded and with the live band. The female singer that assisted with this was awesome. Don't remember her name. Only saw the Motown and Britts show in main theater. Both were good but seemed a little lacking in scale of previous entertainment on other cruises.The cast they did have were very talented though. Edge the Juggling Comedian was funny and brought one of us up on stage to participate with a juggling act. (Mike number two for anyone who was on cruise too) Although Edge is a little over abusive at times. The Assistant Cruise Director was awesome and funny and I swear was actually triplets because she was everywhere unlike the the Senior Cruise Director Pete who we only saw a few times at scheduled appearances. Food: The 555 Fahrenheit was top notch. Everything was delicious. I had the 9oz filet with mushroom medley and it was soooo melt in your mouth good. Guys burgers was very good. Sorry I only had a chance to eat there twice. Blue Iguana was also very good. Had breakfast burritos a steak burrito there. All very good. MDR. Filet Mignon there was tasty yet small. Braised pork was very tasty. Mac n Cheese very good. (Not on menu most of the time but you can still order) CMC delicious as ever. Deli: Very good sandwiches as always. Had only Pastrami/Corn Beef sandwich this cruise though. :(
Ports: Grand Turk- Power snorkel through Carnival was Awesome! Water was very choppy and we had the 7:30am excursion luckily as the cancelled all the others because of the water. Can't wait to go through my water proof video cam to see what it caught. Margarita-ville.- Fun place and good drinks. Make sure you read menu carefully as I ended up buying a $23 frozen drink which started at $9.00
Ocho Rios: Aside of the continuous pan handling and Ganja selling we had fun River tubing through Carnivals excursions. Beautiful Crystal springs water was fun and relaxing and exciting . The guides worked their butts off.
Nassau: We opted to walk to the beach about a mile away and just swim and catch some rays. Then we walked around downtown Nassau, shopping and sight seeing. Visited the Bahamas Historical museum. Very nice.
The Crew: Awesome hard working bunch. Always happy with the crew.
The negative: Couldn't be controlled as weather was bad the first few days but we made the best of it. Almost our whole group was in the pool in the rain and the rocking of the ship provided some nice waves. The exuberance of some of our group kept the crew entertained. We had 2 cases of sea sickness because of the rough seas. 2 out of 14 aint bad.
Entertainment: There was a huge lack of live music throughout the ship. Really miss Music Hype from the Destiny....It also seemed on deck they were primarily playing Latin music. I don't mind there being Latin music but wish they would cater to everyone's taste. The Nightclub also didn't play any variety of music. Just a constant thump of what I swear was one continuous bad rap. In 2 hours I didn't hear one song that made me want to get on the dance floor.
Food: MDR the food has gone down hill. Being the newest ship I expected the best. I feel they are conditioning us to want to purchase dinner at their additional costs restaurants. Lobster was mushy, prime rib had what I can best describe as heinz grazy instead of au jus There were more misses than hits
MDR breakfast and brunch was not very good. Steak and eggs barely edible. Sausages rubbery. bacon undercooked. Eggs runny, ect.
Overall I had fun and didn't let the little things bother me. The unremarkable food stopped me from overeating which I usually do. Hey only 3 lbs gained! I did expect better from the newest of Carnival's fleet. I do hope they improve the Dining and Entertainment problems as I will be watching the reviews and forums before scheduling our next cruise.


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Now that James Brown has entered the ledger of what Theresa Rebeck's new play calls Dead Accounts, The Hardest-Working Man in Show Business has got to be Norbert Leo Butz. His latest bid for that title bowed Nov. 29 at the Music Box.
The high-octane, two-time Tony winner plays a prodigal comet who comes home to Cincinnati, talking a mile a minute the way they do in New York City, splashing cash about like it's going out of style, buying in bulk all the remembered delicacies of his boyhood — local ice cream, pizza and something called Cheese Coneys — mystifying family and audiences alike.
That new-fangled tactic sorta chafes against the old-fashioned morality of his mom (Jayne Houdyshell), his sis (Katie Holmes), a local bud (Josh Hamilton), even the Manhattan wife he left behind (Judy Greer). They all kick this can around the requisite distance, and, after a little wine-in-a-box, the problem seems to evaporate.
Out front all the way, taking it at about 90mph, is the unflappable, unflaggable Butz, who almost never leaves the stage — so, understandably, the big buzz at the Gotham Hall after-party was about what fueled that nonstop, rapid-fire performance.
"That is the third time somebody has asked me if I drank Red Bull," the actor was heard to tell one reporter. "I have never tried a Red Bull in my life. It is just that this character is a very spirited guy. I love his brain, how fast he thinks. He's on his feet at all times. It's a guy who has lost sense of his own essence in the world — lost his better self — and is trying to reclaim it, so this is really a spiritual journey for him."
Butz also doesn't run around the block a few times to rev up for his high-energy sprint. Rather, he prefers to enter the stage at zero on the speedometer. "I try to be as relaxed as I can before going on. I worked for many, many months on the part so I learned it very thoroughly. We all worked very hard on this and had fun doing it."
Director Jack O'Brien, who steered Butz to Tonys for Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Catch Me If You Can, is the co-pilot here who keeps him on the straight and narrow.
"Jack is absolutely my favorite director in the world. He creates a really safe room. I try a whole bunch of things, and he's like a really good editor. He knows when to say yes and no to me. I rely on his eye — and his ear. He's got a great ear for what's true."
O'Brien, characteristically, tosses the compliment back at him. "I think we know each other's strengths and weaknesses and help each other. I help him monitor himself so he just doesn't run rampant. This is a very controlled, very nuanced performance he gives. It's all carefully built on that aspect of him being responsible for his gifts and knowing how not to let the dish run away with the spoon."
The play being primarily an ensemble piece, O'Brien was careful to fine-tune the whole cast. "I had five gorgeous string-players, and so the intimacy and the sweetness of that was amazing, Norbert and I, of course, know each other very, very well — and Josh and I know each other. We had a lot of experience together — but not this way. It's a whole different key, and it's kind of wonderful."
In particular, he added, "Aren't we proud of Katie? Don't we love her? She's the real deal. She's got a lot of integrity, a lot of strength, a lot of character—a lovely actress."Continued...


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PROVIDENCE -- State regulators have suspended their review of Prime Healthcare Service's application to buy Landmark Medical Center until the applicant can provide additional clarifying information, according to Amy Kempe, spokeswoman for the R.I. Attorney General's office.
In a letter dated March 29 to lawyers representing Landmark and Prime, regulators said that they were doing suspending their review in order to conserve state resources and to insure that the application can reach a successful conclusion.
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North Leigh stayed in touch with the leaders in Calor League Division 1 South & West when Conor McDonagh's early goal gave them a narrow 1-0 victory at home to lively Swindon Supermarine on Saturday.
The Millers lost the leadership when going down to Cirencester Town in midweek, but they recovered their poise to secure a deserved win.
They had an early escape when Marine's leading scorer Ashley Edenborough lobbed the ball just wide after beating Paul White in the home goal.
The only goal came after 14 minutes when Aaron Woodley, under pressure from Swindon full back Sam Brown, crossed into the box.
McDonagh, running in to the near post, got to the ball first to glide it home past keeper Kent Kauppinen from close range.
Morgan Williams had a chance to make it 2-0, but his strike from distance was comfortably saved.
North Leigh's early second-half pressure was disrupted by a suspected hamstring injury to Woodley, which forced manager Mark Gee to rejig the team with Jacob Walcott brought into the attack.
The Millers stayed on top with a quality run and shot from the edge of the box by McDonagh, forcing Kauppinen to save at full stretch.
Marine threw more men forward in an attempt to snatch a draw, and on 83 minutess had strong appeals for a penalty turned down by referee Shaun Barry as Aaron Ferris tumbled in the box.
Substitute Joe Tustain, the fomer Witney United striker now playing for Swindon, saw his shot well-saved by White as the hosts held on to take all three points.
North Leigh club captain Stuart Hole pulled out of the match, following the death of his father, Les, in an accident at work on Saturday morning.
North Leigh: White, Turk, Organ, Bowles, Gunn, Westlake, Else (Alexis 81), Osborne-Ricketts, McDonagh, Woodley (Walcott 52), Williams (Dobson).
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Bridgewater State University held its 26th Winter Commencement Ceremony Friday night, awarding nearly 400 bachelor's degrees. The evening's speakers encouraged graduates to pursue their dreams but to always remember those who helped them along the way.
The event, held in the Rondileau Campus Center Auditorium, annually welcomes back an alumnus of the institution to address the graduates.
Delivering this year's address was by Bruce Anderson, a 1987 Bridgewater graduate, and producer for 20th Century Fox's animation division, Blue Sky Studios. Most recently, Mr. Anderson produced the widely popular, computer-animated family film, "Rio."
"Consider your life a movie, with a compelling beginning, middle and end," he said. "Our theme is how you should expect the unexpected."
Previously, the Newtown, CT, resident served as production manager on "Ice Age: The Meltdown" (2006), producer on "Dr. Suess' Horton Hears a Who" (2008) and general manager for "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" (2009), a record-breaker that earned nearly $1 billion worldwide. He also worked as department manager for Disney Feature Animation on the popular films "Mulan" (1998), "Lilo and Stitch" (2002) and "Tarzan" (1999).
He discussed his career of three decades and the positive effects of family, starting at the bottom, hard work, education and a curious nature.
Taking initiative and taking chances in the pursuit of one's goal is key, Mr. Anderson said. He finished by telling the graduates that their lives were now a blank page. "Your degree does not make you special," he said. "It's what you do with it that will make you special."
President Dana Mohler-Faria told the graduates to remember they are each "a part of the fabric of humanity."
"We hope that we have given you the tools that will bring back civility& to know that justice matters for everyone," President Mohler-Faria said. "We also hope we have given you the curiosity to explore things. And we hope we have given you the values that will sustain you."
The president also took time to acknowledge a special guest at this year's winter commencement. His Excellency Jose Maria Pereira Neves, prime minister of the Republic of Cape Verde, who was in attendance to witness his son, Jose, earn his degree in political science.
Also addressing the graduates was Louis Ricciardi, '81, chairman of the BSU Board of Trustees and vice chairperson of the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education. In October, the institution named its College of Business after Mr. Ricciardi.
He told the graduates to allow education to "ignite the passion in your heart. It is easy to be ordinary," he continued, "but an even better choice is to be extraordinary. Never stop learning and to embrace all challenges."
Student speaker Katie Wilber, who earned her degree in communication disorders, charged her fellow classmates with creating change in the world through good deeds and collaboration, no matter what path they take after graduation.
"Each of us has unique stories, experiences, personality, qualities and gifts, and each of us can touch the world in a way no one else can," said Ms. Wilber of Plymouth. "When we each discover the power within ourselves, and collaborate and join with others who have done the same, the possibilities are endless."
Ms. Wilber was active in various activities and organizations during her time at BSU, including Jumpstart; the FAM for Change program, which pairs BSU students with young people from the city of Brockton; the Social Justice League; and the BSU chapter of the international charity Free the Children, of which she was president.
In her speech, which focused on finding inspiration, Ms. Wilber noted a memorable experience she had with bringing her 14-year-old FAM for Change mentee to help tutor local homeless children. Ms. Wilber looked over to see her mentee, who was at first reluctant to tutor, and a 9-year-old student smiling and enjoying the learning experience.
"In this moment I realized the purpose of education: inspiration," said Ms. Wilber. "My mentee was not being me, she was not being her mother or her teacher. She was being herself and was able to connect with this little girl in a way I never could. Inspiring others is not showing a person who they should be it is holding up a mirror and showing them who they already are."
Additionally, Ms. Wilber participated in service learning and study abroad trips to Tanzania, Cape Verde and Arizona. Her next step is to serve with Teach for America as an ESL elementary teacher in Providence. (Story and photos by John Winters, G'11, University Advancement)


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This is a tougher-than-it-looks game for Cleveland. Yes, the Panthers have won but one game this season, and their last four defeats have been by 10 points or more. But they were competitive in their most recent losses at Tampa Bay and vs. Baltimore, and with QB Jimmy Clausen returning to the lineup, they could be ready to play their best game in some time.
I'm not sure what to expect from the Browns, who have lost two close games in a row. They were in a nice rhythm on offense with rookie Colt McCoy at quarterback, but he's likely out with an ankle injury, and Jake Delhomme will start. This was supposed to be Delhomme's job all season, and he's surely capable of proving an adequate replacement for McCoy, but let's be honest: Delhomme has had a habit of turning the ball over — he's thrown four picks in six quarters this year. What's more, he has to get back into rhythm with an offense that hasn't planned for him to be under center since Week One.
If the Browns handle the Panthers with ease, I will be surprised. Cleveland is the better team, but it needs to shake off two tough losses and work a new quarterback into the lineup. And I consider the latter point a hurdle to overcome, for Delhomme just hasn't had that much practice work since the season opener.
However, I look for Delhomme to do just enough against his old team to lead Cleveland to the win. Clausen, who showed some improvement vs. Tampa Bay two weeks ago, has the tough task of solving Rob Ryan's defense. Advantage Delhomme, whose familiarity with the Carolina defense can't hurt.
Prediction: Browns 16, Panthers 13


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The NHL has announced penalties to members of the New York Islanders and Pittsburgh Penguins in wake of the brawl between the two teams on Friday night.
Trevor Gillies of the Islanders received a nine game suspension for hitting Penguins' forward Eric Tangradi in the head in the third period of that game, while Matt Martin of the Islanders received a four game suspension for the sneak attack on Pittsburgh's Max Talbot that seemed to instigate the entire game-long melee.
Eric Godard of the Penguins received a mandatory, automatic 10 game suspension for leaving the bench in the to aid his teammate, goaltender Brent Johnson, who engaged in a fight with New York's Micheal Haley. The Islanders organization was fined $100,000.
Here's what the NHL had to say, via press release:
"The actions by the Islanders' Gillies and Martin were deliberate attempts to injure by delivering blows to the head of players who were unsuspecting and unable to defend themselves," said Campbell. "The message should be clear to all players: targeting the head of an opponent by whatever means will be dealt with by suspension.
"With respect to the Godard suspension, there can be no circumstance that allows for a player to leave his bench for the purpose of coming to the aid of a teammate.
"The Islanders also must bear some responsibility for their failure to control their players," Campbell added.
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Springfield, Mass. - February 18, 2012 - The Springfield College men's volleyball team swept both Hunter and Newbury as it hosted a tri-match on Saturday in Blake Arena. The Pride bested Hunter 25-18, 25-19, 25-18, before cruising past Newbury, 25-13, 25-13, 25-16.
The Pride, which is currently ranked second in the country, improves to 11-4, while Hunter drops to 4-7 and Newbury falls to 3-7.
Against Hunter, Jimmy O'Leary finished the night with 10 kills at a .438 clip to go along with three blocks, while John Coen posted 10 kills while hitting .421 and racking up four digs and two aces. Mike Pelletier chipped in nine kills and five digs, while Greg Falcone posted seven kills, four aces, and three blocks. Keaton Pieper dished out 37 assists as he led Springfield to a .325 hitting percentage.
For the visitors, Christopher Newcomb was credited with a match-high 13 kills and added six digs. Stanley Martinez registered 24 assists and picked up a match-high eight digs. Jerin Kallickal added five kills and John Gemegah notched three blocks.
The Hawks roared out to a 9-4 lead to start the opening set after Newcomb's ace painted the back line. Springfield struggled with its serve receive, unable to chip away at the Hunter lead, as Gemegah converted for a kill to give the visitors a 15-11 advantage. O'Leary powered home a kill to side-out, which ultimatley kick-started an 11-1 spurt which allowed Springfield to gain a 22-16 lead after a Pelletier ace. Coen posted his third kill of the set on match point as Springfield prevailed 25-18.
In the second, a triple block from Martinez, Kallickal, and Braien Otsla evened things at eight apiece. The Pride once again used a big run, this time an 8-2 spurt, as it took control of the game with a 16-10 lead after another Coen kill. A Newcomb kill at 24-19 would get the Hawks within five, but a service error on the ensuing point gave Springfield a two-set lead.
The Pride hit .474 in the third as it was never really threatened. Coen tallied five kills on all five of his swings and the team registered six aces, including three by Falcone, to complete the three-game sweep.
Against Newbury, Alistair Matthews totaled six kills at a .750 clip to go along with five blocks and four aces to lead the way for Springfield. In his first collegiate start at middle, Jason Mascoe controlled the net with 10 blocks, while both Mike Freytag and Tyler Tanaka tallied five kills. Mike Becker directed Springfield's offense to a .490 hitting percentage as he handed out 25 assists while chipping in four blocks. Springfield registered 30 kills on 49 swings with just six errors.
For Newbury, only three players recorded kills, with Chris Chin's eight kills leading the way. Danny Kim registered six kills and Chi Yin Li added another rive. Alex Amylon notched a team-best four digs and Cody Braden tallied 14 assists. Newbury was held to a -.075 hitting percentage for the match.


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Lincoln is now host to a brand new indoor skate park, giving kids not only a chance to skateboard, but also a place to reach out for help.
Opening the doors of The Bay has been a long time coming for skateboarders in the state. Kids from all over the region came to Lincoln to test out the new ramps and rails for the grand opening.
"It's just fun, really fun," 6-year-old local skateboarder Mason Roach said.
The 32–hour non–stop skating event kicked off Friday night.
"The skate park is really amazing," Dylan Lemere said. "It's huge and there's so much, like infinity things to do...idea's are endless."
The non-profit's new facility took six months to build, but skaters and founder Mike Smith say the turn out was well worth the wait.
"We had over 300 kids come in the first three hours to just skate and they've come from, we had kids come from Minnesota, Colorado...kids have come from all over to be a part of this," Smith said.
The new 28,000 square foot space isn't only a safe area for kids to skate, but also a place to get help with everyday issues.
"It's all about relationships," Smith said. "If you can build relationships with kids, they're going to open up about what's really going on and what some of their struggles are and so that's what we're really looking towards is creating those positive relationships."
A second phase of construction will include an art gallery, coffee shop and concert venue.
The Bay is also the headquarters for a non-profit called "Skate for Change" which provides the homeless with food, water, toothbrushes, and clean socks.
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Feds may have held off Arizona law, but border law gets the green light
by Restore Fairness, Mon Aug 16, 2010 at 03:55:57 PM EDT
From Restore Fairness blog. Although a federal judge struck down on some of Arizona's anti-immigrant law SB 1070's major provisions in a critical victory, the untrue notion that Washington has lost control of the border remains. Within this atmosphere of hate and misinformation, President Obama signed a $600 million bill that increases appropriations for border security in a piecemeal approach to immigration reform, leading to profound disappointment at Congress's decision to propose, promote, and pass border enforcement bill HR 6080.


text: Charles Rudolph Herdt, age 77, of Louisville, passed away Sunday, September 8, 2013 at Baptist Health Louisville. He was born January 24, 1936 in Louisville, Kentucky, the son of Russell & Margarite Goldsmith-Herdt. He was Vice President of Fidelity International Contractors. He is survived by four children, Aaron Herdt of Louisville, Mart Herdt of Taylorsville, Loretta Blankenship of Louisville, & Jason Herdt of Louisville, two sisters, Ilene Rogers of Louisville & Shirley Wilson of Lexington, two brothers, David Herdt of Hodgensville & Danny Herdt of Indiana, three grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Other than his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Lillian Gibson-Herdt. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 11, 2013 at the Sulphur Wells Baptist Church in Clarkson with Bro. Hank Gibson officiating. Burial will be in the Gibson Cemetery. Visitation will be held after 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday at the Watson & Hunt Funeral Chapel in Leitchfield and from 10:00 a.m. until service time on Wednesday at the church.


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Please see the events calendar located here for a list of upcoming events.
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Please check the Events Calendar to find all our great programs! Regular programs include the Afternoon Book club, which meets on the second Monday of each month, the Taste of Home dinner (on the 3rd Tuesday), the memoir writing group (Life Stories), which meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, and our knitting groups which meet on the last 2 Monday afternoons of the month. We also offer special crafting programs, author talks, community and seasonal reading events, and much more! So stop in and join us. You'll be delighted you did!


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Wow! Lake Views, fountain, 2 blks to Vanderbilt Beach. in Naples
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
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- type Condo
- community Beachwalk Gardens
- rates (USD) $ 3,000 - $ 4,500 / month
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Sun, 80 degrees, Vanderbilt Beach and... NO SNOW! Sound good? It is!
This beautiful condo has it all.
This beautiful 2 bedroom 2 bath condo is on the top floor of the 2 story building. This allows 11 ft. ceilings in the living area. The living room has an extended patio giving you an additional 240 sq. ft. of living and a great view of the lake and fountain.
We are located 2 1/2 blocks from world famous Vanderbilt Beach where the Ritz Carlton is located.
We have a king bed in the master, a full and twin bed in the guest room
The kitchen is a full size kitchen. Just bring your food and drink and you are set.
Beachwalk Gardens is a gated community. This condo sits on the side of the resort away from Vanderbilt Beach road which means it is quiet side.
We have 7 tennis courts, 2 large swimming pools, and a gate for beach access.
Just ride our bikes to the beach and enjoy the day.
There is an excercise room at our clubhouse for your benefit.
The location really is perfect. To the west 2 1/2 blocks is the beach and to the east 1/2 mile is the fire dept., Sheriff dept and library. LA Fitness and the Pavillion cinema is 2/3 of a mile east as is Publix supermarket.
Whole foods, upscale shops and fantastic dining located less than 1 mile to the east.
We're right in the middle of it all but with a peaceful setting.
We have the months of January and April available.
Don't wait till the snow starts to fly. Make your reservation now.
Unfortunetly we are only able to rent a month at a time.
Just call Don (owner) and I will make sure you are taken care of. Thank you. Don
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7 tennis courts
2 large pools. (1 within 500 ft)
Hot tub
exercise facility
2 blocks to beautiful Vanderbilt beach next to the Ritz Carlton
Uspcale Strata at Mercato shops are 1 mile away.
Library 1/2 mile
LA Fitness 1/2 mile
Publix supermarket 2/3 mile
Upscale cinema 1 mile
Typical cinema 1/2 mile
Fire dept 1/2 mile
Whole foods 1 mile
Trader Joes 3 miles
activities and attractions in Naples Gulf Coast South
We have numerous restaurants less than 1 mile away offering fabulous foods at varying prices.
vacation rental rates
Dec. 20, 2013 till Jan. 7 IChristmas and New Years) are available.
April is available.
Call Don to get a quote for the number of nights you need.
April is the end of peak season $2800 for the month
$100 one time association fee (resort fee)
$125 one time cleaning fee.
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Media Ignored House "Mandate" in Reagan YearsRandy Shawbyline' Nov. 16' 2012
Although President Obama won a sweeping re-election victory, the media has regularly highlighted Speaker Boehner's contention that "the American people re-elected the president, and re-elected our majority in the House. If there is a mandate, it is a mandate for both parties to find common ground." Yet when Ronald Reagan defeated Jimmy Carter in 1980, the media called it not simply a "mandate" but a "revolution." Democrats retaining House control in the 1984 elections was also deemed irrelevant to the national political mood. That's what's called traditional media bias, and a pro-Republican double standard.


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When moving out to Australia the question around Australian Salary's and how these compare to those paid in your current country are often one of those frequently asked questions which will be important to everyone.
The consensus is that due to Australia's 'Cheaper' cost of living, the average salary can often be 10 – 20% less then those paid in your home country.
I know when we moved from the UK to Australia I was told to expect to take a big pay cut if I was applying for a similar job, having said that I think it really comes down to the case of supply and demand and thankfully I was able to secure a job paying a similar kind of salary to the one I was paid in the UK.
Thankfully, there are a number of Australian based recruitment companies who regularly Review and publish Salary Survey information. These are a really helpful resource for you to review if you want to get an indication of the kind of Salaries being paid within a specific region.
Michael Page International has recently published the results of its most recent survey.
The surveys are broken down into a number of areas and include:
- Banking (.pdf 149KB)
- Accounting (.pdf 149KB)
- Chartered Accounting Profession (.pdf 149KB)
- Engineering (.pdf 135KB)
- Procurement & Supply Chain (.pdf 121KB)
- Human Resources (.pdf 123KB)
- Legal (.pdf 127KB)
- Sales (.pdf 143KB)
- Marketing (.pdf 147KB)
- Technology (.pdf 138KB)
You'll need the Adobe's acrobat reader to open these files. It's a free application and if your not one of the 98% of computer users who already have this you can download it by clicking here.
Another of the large recruitment companies; Hays, also publish a similar survey on an annual basis.
The Hays Survey is compiled from information collected from their 42 locations throughout Australia and New Zealand and are based on the average salary paid on over 12,000 jobs advertised by Hays in the previous 12 months.
Similarly to the Michael Page Salary Surveys, the Hays Surveys are broken down into a number of key areas including Accountancy and Finance, Insurance, Contact Centres, Resourcing and Mining and Legal to name just a few.
Surveys are great but sometimes are so generic they may not give you all of the information you need to get a true idea of the kind of money you might end up earning within Australia.
Prior to moving to Australia I found the best way to get an idea of the Salary I could expect to be paid was by simply searching for a role similar to my current role on a number of the Aussie based recruitment websites.
Seek.com.au is touted as being Australia's No 1 Employment site, however I also found that sites such as Jobserve.com.au and Mycareer.com.au also presented some decent information.
You'll quickly find that there is some duplication of the roles advertised on these sites so the site you decide to settle on will really come down to your own personal preferences I guess.
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I am currently in India and have 10 plus years of experience, I am a multi task professional and would not mind working long hours in retail stores, liquor stores, etc. Can i know my worth in Australia? what is per hour wage for this kind of job profile.
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i am a hairdresser and would like to move to wa from uk is that trade needed as not much advertised vacencys around and whats the pay like
Everyone needs hairdressers, you'll find it easy to find work as there are always ads in the paper etc.
The salary has been rising in WA – I think it's about 70k AUD if you're fully qualified.
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JoMoX XBase 09
The XBase 09 is serious about emulating the Roland TR-909. Like the 909, it is an analog drum machine, and it sounds just like the 909, and more! It offers the same types of analog controls that the TR-808 and TR-909 did such as tuning, level, decay, snap, etc. However it provides more of these controls for more sounds than the originals ever did and has MIDI implementation and Patch memory making the XBase 09 a much more versatile machine than those originals.
Kick and snare are true analog, not emulation and not sampled. The Hihats, cymbal, ride, rimshot, claps and noise sounds are samples but are still quite tweakable. All your edited sounds can be stored into the 100 patches of memory. Use the built-in LFOs to modulate the Bass drum pitch, Snare Tune, Snare Snap, Snare Noise Tune, HiHat Tune or LFO 2.
The XBase 09's built-in sequencer is also more advanced yet faithful to the style of its mentors. Step or Real-Time programming just like it's done on the 909 and 808! However, on the XBase, any edits to the sounds will also be stored with the pattern or song! This really liven's up your beats and allows you freedom and control to do things not easily possible on the original beat boxes! There's also an extensive Shuffle mode. Of course the XBase 09 is also happy as a simple drum tone module, with all editable controls accessible using MIDI. The controls also send MIDI data when tweaked so you can record real-time edits into your external sequencer.
If you're looking for the TR-909 that should have been, here it is! Authentic sounds with more functionality and modern MIDI specs make this the perfect 909 for the 90's and beyond. Its only limitations are 3 voice polyphony and it's expensive. The AirBase-99 is a cheaper rack-mount alternative with added Toms.
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Audio Clip 1 - Demos of various beat loops. From Future Music CD issue 58.
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- Sounds - Kick, Snare, Clap, Open Hat, Closed Hat, Ride, Cymbal, RimShot
- LFO - 2 LFOs: Sawtooth Up, Sawtooth Down, Triangle or Rectangle waveforms; Intensity, Speed, Midi Sync
- Analog Section - KICK: Tune, Pitch, Decay, Harmonics, Pulse, Noise, attack, EQ.
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- Sample Section - CLAPS, RIMSHOT, HIHATS, RIDE, SYMBAL, NOISE: Tune, Reverse, HiHat Balance and HiHat Decay
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Manchester City's title hopes ended as Manchester United capitalised on City's 3-1 defeat away at Tottenham last weekend to win against Aston Villa and seal the Premier League crown. Now with a buffer of five points inside the top two, City can move one step closer to sealing second place.
They take on a West Ham side which is currently sitting tenth. Realistically with very little chance of being relegated, Sam Allardyce's side are on an unbeaten run of five games, though have struggled on the road this year, having picked up only five points from eight away games since the start of 2013. Only title winners United have toppled City at the Etihad.
City have David Silva and James Milner doubtful with slight injuries, though Sergio Agüero should be fit after he was unavailable for the defeat to Tottenham. As for West Ham -- whose last match was a 2-0 win over Wigan -- James Tomkins and George McCartney are the only absentees.
Manchester City injuries and suspensions
Out: None In doubt: David Silva (ankle), James Milner (hamstring)
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Out: James Tomkins (calf), George McCartney (knee) In doubt: None
Match Date\Time: Saturday, 12:45 p.m. local, 7:45 a.m. ET
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Killer Bees: Firefighters Train To Respond To Attacks
Tim Szymanski reports on the training Las Vegas firefighters are receiving as the region faces a new emergency - attacks by Africanized honey bees.
In the spring of 1999, Las Vegas Fire & Rescue Emergency Management Coordinator Bob Cullins hosted a meeting attended by all the emergency response organizations in southern Nevada about a hazard they may face "someday." Later that year, it actually happened. On Sunday, Oct. 3, 1999 at 10:30...
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In the spring of 1999, Las Vegas Fire & Rescue Emergency Management Coordinator Bob Cullins hosted a meeting attended by all the emergency response organizations in southern Nevada about a hazard they may face "someday." Later that year, it actually happened.
On Sunday, Oct. 3, 1999 at 10:30 A.M., 11-year-old Britianie Ensign let her two pet Rottweilers outside before she left for church. She soon heard one dog whining, and ran outside to investigate. She saw the dog lying on the ground. The dog was covered with bees – "The bees covered him like a blanket," she said. She picked up a garden hose and sprayed water on the dog to get rid of the bees, but many of the bees left the dog and started to attack her. She fell to the ground, trying to escape as a large number of bees surrounded her head. With even more bees joining the attack, she got up and ran back into the house.
At the same time, the girl's grandmother drove up to take her to church and saw the bees attacking her granddaughter. The woman stayed in her car and called 911 on a cellular phone. Britianie ran into the house and escaped the bulk of the bees that were still attacking the dog.
Las Vegas Fire & Rescue received the 911 call at 10:39 A.M. When Engine 42 and Rescue 42 arrived, the crews saw that the backyard was full of flying bees. As firefighters left their units and dressed in full protective clothing and SCBA, they saw many bees flying around in the street. The captain of Engine 42 requested an additional engine, a battalion chief and the public information officer. The firefighters on Engine 42 were sure that they had encountered the first Africanized honey bee (AHB) or "Killer Bee" attack in the city.
Captain Jess Campbell of Engine 42 took his crew into the backyard to assess what was going on. They discovered that Britianie was in the house and was safe. She told firefighters she was stung several times, but she felt fine. They told her to stay in the house. A firefighter was assigned to stand outside the front door and monitor her condition. The crew also found out that a 21-year-old woman and her 3-year-old daughter were in an apartment atop a detached garage in the backyard. They too were told to stay inside.
The crew of Engine 42 also found a stack of old bee hive boxes in the backyard and it appeared that was where the bees were coming from. They later found out the boxes had been vacant for nearly 10 years. Bee keepers believe a swarm probably occupied the old boxes a few days before. Battalion 4 Chief Doug Johnson arrived and requested another engine company to respond, and to go door to door and alert nearby residents of the bees. As firefighters went door to door, they found that the bees had stung at least six other people and two other dogs.
Johnson set up a perimeter of approximately a quarter mile and closed the street off to traffic. His goal was to make the area as quiet and calm as possible. Public Information Officer Tim Szymanski also arrived on the scene to make sure the media representatives did not go into the danger area. "Killer Bee" stories were making the news in recent times and the media was expected to respond in numbers. The PIO also used a video camera to tape what firefighters were doing at the incident. He then provided the video to the local news media to use with their stories.
Johnson requested the response of an exterminator company. Unable to find an exterminator that could respond quickly, Fire Dispatch located a beekeeper who went to the scene. Escorted by firefighters, the bee keeper went into the back yard to look at the hive boxes and the swarm. When they got there, they found the dog lying on the ground next to the hive box. It appeared the dog had died because of the massive attack. The bee keeper advised Johnson that as long as the dead dog remained in the backyard, the bees would continue to be aggressive.
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2. Don't use human toothpaste unless you have taught your dog to spit! Look on the back of your toothpaste. You will most likely find a statement that it should not be ingested. This is because it contains soap. Soap creates foam, which gives people the perception that the product is cleaning but is not indicative of the cleaning power of a product (it is for marketing purposes: perception is reality). Toothpaste designed specifically for pets does not contain soap; it won't foam up; and it can be swallowed safely. Head with paste
3. Replace the toothbrush when the bristles become frayed or every 3 months, as the brush will start to harbor microorganisms.
4. Believe it or not dog toothpastes are not minty fresh. Instead they are flavored with a more palatable taste dog's like. If you want your doggy kisses to be minty fresh, then use a canine breath freshener.
5. Follow teeth brushing with praise and an award so he/she looks forward to it next time. The American Animal Hospital Association says, "proper dental care may add as much as five years to your pet's life!" It only takes about one minute. Isn't increasing your dog's life expectancy worth a few minutes per week?
Why is it so important
Periodontal disease is caused by live, bad bacteria known as plaque. This bacteria destroys the gums and the bone structure that supports the teeth and can lead to tooth loss and multiple infections. Infections can start in the mouth due to bad oral hygiene.
These infections not only cause bad breath, but they can also spread to other areas of the body causing respiratory problems, lung and brain infections, and many other health problems. Heart Disease can be exacerbated due to plaque and tartar build-up. Eventually the build-up will break off and can be absorbed into the blood stream, increasing inflammation in the arteries and leading to an increased risk of a heart attack or stroke.


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Basketball loses at home against Agnes Scott
January 23, 2011
Winston-Salem, NC-The Salem College basketball team lost a Great South Athletic Conference (GSAC) game at home against Agnes Scott College, 66-60. Shamaz Denerson (Atlanta, GA) led Salem with 17 points and 9 rebounds. Salem drops to 5-9 overall and 4-5 in the GSAC, and Agnes Scott improves to 6-9 overall.
The game went back and forth throughout the first half, with the Spirits holding a 31-30 halftime edge. Agnes Scott would go ahead early in the second half and hold the lead for the remainder of the game.
Amber Miller (Mebane, NC) scored 14 points and had 2 blocks. Kelsey Rector (State Road, NC) finished with 9 points and 6 assists. She is now just 1 point away from becoming the first Spirit basketball player with 1,000 career points. Kimberly Reeves led Agnes Scott with 20 points.
Salem returns to action on January 27th when they travel to nearby Piedmont Baptist College at 7:00 pm.


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Eder Documents Near-Perfect Waterfront Blues Festival
That crouching, ever-moving figure in kneepads on the Waterfront Blues Festival stage last week was none other than CFM Partner Norm Eder.
Eder, who builds sailboats and ukuleles in his spare time, is a skilled photographer who leads a volunteer, four-person team that documents all the performances and events at the Blues Festival at McCall Waterfront Park. This was Eder's 10th year as the event's documentary photographer.


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Yeo Valley signs up to Ethical Trade 12.03.12
Yeo Valley, the UK's largest organic brand, is the latest addition to the Soil Association's Ethical Trade scheme. This means that all of the milk used for Yeo Valley products – yoghurt, butter, cheese and milk – is now certified to Soil Association Ethical Trade standards. Following a major rebrand, their new packaging – which includes the Ethical Trade logo - went on sale this week.
Yeo Valley becomes the third company – along with Calon Wen milk cooperative and organic and gluten free flour specialists Doves Farm to sign up to the scheme.
Yeo Valley managing director Tim Mead expressed his pride at being able to display the Soil Association's Ethical Trade logo, saying "we've always strived to do the right thing and this logo shows consumers that we're recognised for doing just that. While 95% of gaining the certification was simply demonstrating how we have worked for years, meeting the standards led to us refining the way we do some things. As far as we're concerned, meeting the standards endorses our objective of doing the right thing and, crucially, helps us tell our customers why they should choose our products."
The Soil Association Ethical Trade symbol can be found on organic products which have met, and been independently certified to, high ethical standards across the whole supply chain from field to finished product. The standards cover trading relationships, employment conditions and social & cultural contributions.
Soil Association Ethical Trade standards are an added extra to the Soil Association's existing organic standards. Organic businesses certified to the scheme can use the symbol to help demonstrate to consumers that they have gone the extra mile. The standards were launched in 2008 following long standing calls to create a 'fair trading' scheme for organic farmers, in both the UK and abroad.
Sarah Compson, Soil Association Ethical Trade project manager, expressed the Soil Association's driving aim "to ensure that good food is available to everyone in society. For us good food is not just organically grown, minimally processed, fresh and seasonal, but it is also produced fairly."
There is clearly an appetite for fairer trading among the public as figures from the Co-operative's latest Ethical Consumerism Report show - sales of Fairtrade food increased by 36% in 2011 and overall spend on ethical food and drink was up 5%.
If you want to support fairer, ethical trade in the UK you can:
look out for the Ethical Trade symbol on products
buy direct from your local farmer – e.g. through farm shops and farmers' markets
contribute to your local community by joining a CSA project or an organic buying group
donate to support the Soil Association's work
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America's Pastime, heading into All-Star Break, falls behind soccer in both participation and fandom with teens
LOS ANGELES, June 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- On the eve of the USA's World Cup knockout-round match against Belgium, newly released research shows that participation and fandom in soccer has passed baseball among America's teens ages 14-17. The study conducted by nationally respected research consultancy Frank N. Magid Associates, Inc. reveals that 40% of teens surveyed consider themselves fans of soccer while only 30% of those teens say the same about baseball.
"This is a landmark moment in the evolution of sports in America," said Rich McGuire, Vice President of Magid Generational Strategies, who designed and analyzed the study. "Plurals are the first generation to choose soccer over baseball. Demographic changes and important societal factors, neither of which appears to be waning, are behind this slow but sure move away from America's traditional pastime and toward soccer."
The Magid Sports Ecosystem study reveals that the rise in soccer's appeal to America's youth is supported two increasingly important demographics in the sports landscape. 54% of 14-17 year old Hispanic sports fans are fans of soccer and 49% of female teens call themselves fans of the sport. In the case of girls, the difference between soccer and baseball is dramatic – 49% to 22%.
The research, conducted online during the last week of April with 3,000 U.S. sports fans ages 14-64, also reveals an important demarcation in the participation levels in each sport. Americans under the age of 25 are more likely to have played or coached soccer. 26% of 14-24 years olds have participated in soccer while only 22% have participated in baseball.
"This is important because participation is one of the most important influences on levels and degrees of fandom. With more young people playing or coaching soccer it appears that sport has long-lasting momentum," McGuire said.
"When you combine societal changes with increased awareness and interest for international sports and entertainment, you have an environment ripe for the continued growth of soccer," says McGuire. "We essentially have two generations under the influence of soccer: Millennials and Plurals - the youth of today. With participation patterns and increasing availability of the sport, it is very likely soccer will rival baseball in the U.S for a long time."
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RICHLAND, Wash. - Washington's Attorney General toured Hanford for the first time Wednesday.Bob Ferguson says he firmly plans to enforce the Tri-Party Agreement with the federal government to clean up the site, despite budget pressures. He says it is an ongoing process but his office is looking into the agreement to see if the leaking tanks could change their legal position. Ferguson says the current budget does not release the federal government from their legal obligations to clean up the site in a timely manner.
"As the attorney for the state, that's my job to enforce those agreements. We have a legal team in place in the Office of Attorney General, some joined us for the tour and we received weekly briefings on how we're proceeding and what our legal options are to make sure we give good legal advice to the governor and other clients here in Washington state," Ferguson said.
Ferguson wrapped up his trip to the Tri-Cities today with a visit to the Kennewick Police Department.


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- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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Fantastic 1100 sq ft open floor plan on 6A side of Dennis. Home has been updated with modern kitchen appliances. A short 2 minute walk to Flax Pond to clean off after a day at the beach. 1 mile to Mayflower Beach. A fantastic food and arts section of the Cape all within .5-2 miles of Flax Street. Less than a mile to Cape Cod Play House. Enjoy coffee and live music at one of several unique cafes or wine bars less than a mile from Flax Street. This is the perfect house for a family looking to spend a week or more on the cape. Only 70 miles from Boston.
house rental amenities
Jenn Air Stainless Steel Appliances
Deluxe Outside Shower with changing room 8 x 7
DVD Assortment
Gourmet Cooking Equipment; pans, knives, food processors, blenders, popcorn maker, juicer, snow cone maker, etc
6 burner Gas Grill
2 Full Beds
1 twin
Master Bedroom has private access to bathroom
Washer and dryer
Towels and linens supplied
Use of all Beach related equipment;coolers, chairs boogie boards, umbrellas
Parking for up to 3 cars. ( no on-street parking)
Room Fans
Hair Dryer
Small OFfice for those who need to stay connected.
activities and attractions in Dennis Cape Cod
Cape Cod Play House, Cape Cod Museum, Movie theater, Multiple Art Galleries, Coffee and Cafes, Fine and casual dinning, Mayflower and Corporation Beach, pond swimming, conservation walks, Ice Cream Shop, Wine Bars, Live Music, Biking, Fishing, there is something for everyone!
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19 fully furnished apartments with fully equipped kitchens and most, newly renovated granite
All units have cable tv and central air. A beautiful pool is situated in the center of complex with
lounge chairs and umbrellas. It is a 3 minute walk to the ocean and boardwalk, with many shops and
restaurants within walking distance. It is a perfect vacation spot with nearby shopping , golf and
tennis as well as boat rentals and fishing and much more. It is a super location with lots of
parking, backyard BBQ area, laundry facility on premises.
English, French, Spanish and Italian spoken.
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Fully equipped kitchens.
Fully furnished including sheets and towels.
Pool on premises with lounge chairs.
Laundry Room on premises.
BBQ area
Local train service south to Miami and North to West Palm Beach
Bus service nearby to Town Center Shopping Mall in beautiful Boca Raton
activities and attractions in Deerfield Beach Atlantic Coast South
3 minute walk to beach, boardwalk and a beautiful pier, shopping and restaurants,
boat rentals, deep sea fishing, tennis and golf in beautiful Deerfield beach.
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Weekly, Monthly and Yearly Rates Available.
1 bedroom/1 bath can sleep up to 4, but extra $15 charge/pp/per nite apply for more than 2 people.
April 15- Dec 15 2012 rates start at $607.80/week including tax. Rates include
water, cable tv (incl HBO) and Central Air.
Dec 15, 2012 - April 2013 rates start at $1000/week plus tax.
3 bedroom/2 bath villas are also available. Can sleep up to 5+ people (over 5 people, extra $15
charge/pp/per nite will apply,
April 15 - Dec 15 2012 rates start at $800.00/week including tax. Water, cable, central air all included.
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Google Releases Fresh Code, Tells the Community 'Don't Copy This Code'
'Jarlsberg' has more holes than the cheese it's named after.
Google's Open Source Blog announced new freely available source code for Jarlsberg, a feature-rich microblogging Web app and then asked the community not to download it. What gives?
Jarlsberg is designed to show a developer what do by showing a developer what not to do. The Web app is built from the ground up be vulnerable, showcasing every known security exploit facing a Web app.
The software component of the "Web Application Exploits and Defenses" codelab, was released today and can be downloaded here. Just don't copy it.
You can see the source but it's not open sourceThe Jarlsberg code is licensed under CC-BY-ND, which is not an OSI-recognized open source license and allows no derivative works. So when they say "don't use our code", they don't just mean be careful because it's bad code, they mean you're not legally allowed to use it. The source is available but it's not "open source".
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Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
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New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
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Two 15-year-old students have been charged with felonies after an unloaded shotgun was found in one of their lockers at a northwest suburban alternative high school Thursday, and police say one teen was selling the gun to the other.
Police received a tip about 11:30 a.m. that a student brought a weapon to Gifford Street High School at 53 S. Gifford St. in Elgin, according to Elgin police.
SEE: Elgin student arrested for bringing shotgun to school
Police worked with school authorities to secure students and search the campus, police said. The unloaded shotgun was found inside a student's locker. No ammunition was found.
A 15-year-old student from Streamwood was taken into custody Thursday, police said. He was charged with possession of a firearm by a gang member, unlawful use of a weapon within 1,000 feet of a school, and unlawful use of a weapon, all Class 3 felonies, according to police.
On Friday, a second 15-year-old was arrested and charged with the same felonies, police said. Officers learned the firearm was sold from one student to the other while on school grounds.
Both teens will be been detained at the Kane County Youth Home pending detention hearings, police said. Both have been charged as juveniles, according to police and prosecutors.
Gifford Street High is an alternative school with students from five other district high schools, according to the school's website.
Elgin Police Chief Jeffrey Swoboda reminded residents that anyone who wants to provide a tip to police can call the crime line at (847) 695-4195 or text 847411 and including ELGINPD in the beginning of the text.
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Back in December 2011 the nice people over at Serious Compacts had an idea for a photo project. "Single in January" was a simple concept - take one shot a day and post it. What sounded like a walk in the park actually turned out to be an interesting and enjoyable challenge of photographic skills, tenacity and imagination.
I made it both easier and harder for myself by using a single camera - the excellent Ricoh GRD III, which by definition meant a single focal length (28mm). I made it harder by not only choosing to work in monochrome, but also the "HiBW" high contrast mode that is available on Ricoh compacts. This gives a moody, grainy texture that suits some, but by no means all subjects.
By far the hardest part of the exercise was finding a "worthy" photo to take and post every day. I didn't "cheat" - I would only have been cheating myself - so every photo was genuinely taken on the day in question; the EXIF doesn't lie. As a result on some days I was spoiled for choice with more than one candidate, whereas on others I had to really stretch my imagination and creativity to come up with something.
The text on each page was also written on the day. It is interesting to look back nearly 12 months later and see how much the world has moved on - or not.
This was a grand way to put some photographic structure into an otherwise dreary and dull month. The result is this book. I hope it gives some enjoyment and some motivation for others to get out there and take a picture - one a day or many...