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Yeeeeha, Simrad is introducing the interesting new NSE series today, and Panbo already has a pre-production unit installed in Gizmo's dash. Apparently it's not entirely coincidental that this NSE 12 model (there's also an 8-inch) fits fine in the hole once occupied by a now 'classic' Raymarine C120 (which wouldn't accommodate a new C- or E120W). Who wouldn't want a nice slice of that upgrade market, and the NSE may well earn one. For starters, that display is not only as bright and crisp as it looks in this not-fiddled-with photo, but it's backlit with power-efficient and cool running LEDs. And displayed on screen is another power-related feature I've picked up on lately...
The NSE 12 has a Standby mode that shuts the screen down completely, but comes back on instantly. (I measured 12 watts in standby, vs 33 at max level 10 with "1500 nits" of screen brightness, 25 at level 9, 20 at 8, etc.) This feature is getting important, at least for power sensitive sailors, as MFDs can take soooo long to boot up these days. That's particularly true of the Furuno MFD12 I'm testing, which is where I first saw a Standby mode.
That may be a lot of words spent on a minor feature, but it's a good example of the smart thinking I'm seeing in the NSE. Some of it is quite familiar from the Lowrance HDS...like excellent NMEA 2000 management and diagnostics. NSE is most definitely built on the Navico Operating System (NOS). But NSE is not HDS in terms of hardware and user interface. The machine below has a significantly more solid feel to it than the HDS-10, and check out the I/O. Aside for the three auto sensing Ethernet ports, there's a DVI video out and a USB port (with another USB in front, under the SD card door). I'm told that in addition to memory sticks these USB ports will eventually support off-the-shelf keyboards and mice, so it seems quite possible that I could have a big second NSE station at the lower helm using just components already there for the boat's PC (like NavNet 3D).
The NSE interface was clearly grown from several familiar roots, but the sum is quite new. NSE actually stands for Northstar Edition, and thus it has those 6100i-like dedicated mode keys across the bottom. But it also has classic Simrad numeric keypad shortcuts, a NX/M series style cursor key cluster, and a very handy rotary knob that wasn't on any of these MFDs. I'll be writing more about the NSE interface, which I'm getting fond of fast, but will finish today with examples of the two default radar modes found under the radar key (you can easily add more):
Note the radar gain, sea, and rain controls upper right in the left window. You can quickly switch between them and set auto modes or manual settings with just turns and clicks of the rotary knob. I've maybe overdone the gain but am getting a headland at 8 miles with the flying bridge mounted BR24. (There was no noise in full auto mode, but then again some of those islands three miles to starboard weren't visible either).
This default all-radar screen looks almost like a ship's, with the nearest AIS targets shown in data boxes. (I presume the lack of CPA and Range calculations is just a Beta software thing.) The very readable data bar, incidentally, can be custom edited for this screen, or globally, and can be one line, two lines, one line flipping between two sets of numbers, or not at all. Nice.
The NSE 12 will retail for $4,595 and will supposedly ship in November. That seems likely as even this pre-production unit is quite stable, and very fast. Simrad just posted lots of NSE info here: http://www.simrad-yachting.com/en/Products/Navigation-Fishfinding/Simrad-NSE/

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Best Ocean View Value on Maui. Steps to the Beach. Free WIFI in Kihei
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Remodeled Kihei condos, across from the south end of Sugar Beach. This is a private Maui getaway in a very quiet part of Kihei. Our resort offers a large pool, hot tub, tennis court, BBQ, and central courtyard.
The condos are located in a quiet area of the complex. They are situated on the first & second floors, some with a partial view of the ocean. The lanais open to quiet courtyards and peaceful ocean breezes from the trade winds, to keep you comfortable and cool.
All of the condos have been completely remodeled, including hardwood or tile floors, carpet, paint, maple kitchen cabinets, bathroom tile, counter tops, and furnishings. The condos are large, 500 sq. ft. spacious studio suites that comfortably sleep four guests. They have new firm King or Queen beds, queen sleeper sofas, dinette seating for four, and everything you need to enjoy your vacation in Paradise. The kitchens are fully equipped with all amenities and utensils.
The beach is across the street, just a few steps away. You are also within walking distance of shopping malls, restaurants, Maui Bus stop and the Whale Museum. The complex has lots of convenient and free parking.
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Synchronous and Cogged Fan Belts
FINDINGS #12, March 2013
Synchronous and Cogged Fan Belts Improve Efficiency, Save Energy
Ventilation fans consume a significant portion of the electricity used in U.S. commercial buildings. In fact, ventilation accounts for approximately 12% of total commercial-building electricity use.(1) Total fan energy use is higher still, due to the presence of beltdriven fans in cooling towers and other non-ventilation applications. Inefficiencies account for some of this electricity use, specifically losses that occur during the transfer of energy between motor shafts and fans. Two innovative fan belt technologies that replace the standard V-belt address this issue. Cogged V-belts reduce the amount of material on the inner surface of the belt, and are designed to reduce the bending resistance as the belt travels around the sheave. Synchronous drive belts have teeth that integrate with slots in the sheave (much like a bicycle or motorcycle drive) and are designed to reduce both belt slippage and frictional losses. Belt manufacturers claim energy savings of up to 5% for synchronous drive belts(2) and 2% for cogged V-belts.(3) While this is a small portion of overall building electricity use (between 0.3% and 0.5%), this technology offers a simple and inexpensive way of reducing ventilation energy use. Recently, GSA's Green Proving Ground (GPG) program, Rocky Mountain Region, put synchronous drive belts and cogged V-belts to the test on two different fans in the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in Denver, Colorado. Findings included energy savings up to 20% and simple payback for synchronous drive belts of less than four years.
What We Did
The Rocky Mountain Region GPG team commissioned the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) to perform measurement and verification of cogged V-belts and synchronous drive belts on both a constant volume (CV) and a variable air volume (VAV) fan at the Byron G. Rogers Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse. These motor/fan combinations were tested with their original, standard V-belts to obtain a baseline for standard operation. The standard V-belts were then replaced with cogged V-belts, and finally with synchronous drive belts. The power consumption by the motor was normalized for both fan speed and air density changes. Energy savings and operation and maintenance (O&M) savings were compiled into an economic life-cycle cost analysis of the different belt options.
What We Measured
Monitoring consisted of measuring real and apparent electricity consumption, fan speed, motor speed, and sound level of the two fans with their original V-belts, then repeating the measurements for the cogged V-belts and the synchronous drive belts. Electrical performance was monitored for each belt placed on the CV fan for a period of between 3 and 5 minutes, with data recorded at one-second intervals. Monitoring captured both the start-up and the steady-state operation of the CV fan. The variable frequency drive (VFD) on the VAV fan was placed into "hand mode" and the frequency was set manually in increments of 5 hertz (Hz), from 15 to 60 Hz (the maximum), to capture the performance at different fan speeds. Approximately 2 to 3 minutes of metered data were recorded at each frequency, along with fan speed, motor shaft speed, and ambient noise.
What We Concluded
Both synchronous drive belts and cogged V-belts reduced energy consumption when compared with the incumbent V-belt technology. Savings were greater on the VAV fan and were highest at lower fan speeds. Both types of belt demonstrated a lower life-cycle cost than the standard V-belt. For cogged V-belts, this was due solely to reduced energy usage; O&M costs stayed the same and the cost of the belts themselves was only slightly higher. For synchronous drive belts, lower life-cycle costs were a result of greater energy savings, a 75% reduction in O&M costs, and competitive belt replacement costs: one synchronous drive belt can perform the task of multiple V-belts.
Lessons Learned
Synchronous drive belts and cogged V-belts provide a relatively simple, low-cost way of achieving energy savings, but they must be installed correctly and applied in appropriate situations.
- For VAV fans, the synchronous drive belts performed well and showed savings at all ranges of fan operation.
- For CV fans, cogged V-belts are the best solution. Synchronous drive belts pose risks when combined with the CV fan's high-torque starts and increased operational speed.
- With both types of belt, higher operating hours and higher electricity costs will result in shorter payback periods.
- No significant change was noted in the sound levels generated by different belt operation.
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1. Buildings Energy Data Book. http://buildingsdatabook.eren.doe.gov/TableView.aspx?table=3.1.4 Accessed 7/20/12.
2. Energy Savings from Synchronous drive belts. The Gates Corporation. http://www.gates.com/ptPartners/file_display_common.cfm?thispath=Gates%documents_module&file=Energy%20 Savings%20from%20Synchronous%20 Belt%20Drives.pdf&location_id=3427. Accessed 26 June 2012.
3.3Energy Tip Sheet #5. Motor Systems.Industrial Technologies Program. Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. Department of Energy. September 2005. http://www1.eere.energy.gov/ manufacturing/tech_deployment/pdfs/ replace_vbelts_motor_systemts5.pdf. Accessed 26 June 2012.
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RALEIGH — A Republican measure to prevent major components of the federal health care law from taking effect in North Carolina will almost certainly be approved after Gov. Pat McCrory endorsed the effort Tuesday.
The new governor had been a wild card after he expressed caution about the fiscal implications of the legislation and declined for weeks to take a position on the broader bill, which would prevent the expansion of Medicaid in 2014 to roughly 500,000 people and prohibit the state from creating an online exchange for private health insurance.
Hours after McCrorys announcement, the measure won easy approval in a House committee, where Republicans voiced concern about the cost of offering Medicaid coverage to more North Carolinians and outnumbered Democrats who called the bill an attack on the poor. The full House will consider the legislation Wednesday, and it could land on the governors desk next week.
The debate is real to the ranks of the uninsured many of whom likely would get coverage if the state expanded Medicaid eligibility. It currently only covers children under 18, some pregnant women, disabled people, select low-income parents and elderly people who are poor.
But under the federal health care law, anyone making less than 138 percent of the federal poverty level, or $31,809 for a family of four, would qualify. The federal government would pay 100 percent of the cost for those newly eligible in the first three years and no less than 90 percent through 2020.
In explaining his stance, McCrory expressed concerns about whether the federal government would pay its share of the cost to expand in light of the budget deficit, which has exceeded $1 trillion in each of the past four years.
McCrory also said the states Medicaid system is too troubled to add more people to its ranks and cited a recent state audit showing more than $1 billion in cost overruns and mismanagement. We have a broken Medicaid system that is not ready to go, he told a group of business leaders in Raleigh.
Needing help
The Affordable Care Act requires everyone to obtain health insurance or pay a fee. The Medicaid option was intended to help poor adults obtain that coverage.
About 1.5 million state residents dont have health insurance, including about 150,000 in Wake County.
Chandra Brown is one of them. She works two jobs, including one as a restaurant cook. Her husband has a part-time maintenance position. The couple own a modest home in Wake Forest and send their son Dillon, 19, to Wake Tech. They are trying to save enough to help pay for him to attend N.C. State University next year.
Browns employer offers a health care plan, but it would cost her more than $400 a month a third of her take-home pay, she said.
We just cant afford health insurance, Brown says.
Instead, Brown, a diabetic who was losing her eyesight and suffering from chronic pain in her hands and feet, now goes to Alliance Health Ministries, a nonprofit clinic that uses grants, donations and co-pays from patients to serve working adults not eligible for Medicaid. The clinic treats about 14,000 patients annually, said Tara Lewis, medical director for the clinic
Republican state Rep. Jim Fulghum, a retired neurosurgeon from Raleigh, called such uninsured people an agonizing problem. If there is a lack of care, I want to provide it thats just my nature and anyones in this field, he said.
At the same time, he is concerned about the rising cost of Medicaid, which makes up 15 percent of the states $20 billion budget. The $3 billion cost to the state in the 2012 fiscal year compares to $2 billion a decade ago. The federal government pays about two-thirds of the cost for current participants, or about $11 billion.
Its a difficult issue to throw good money after bad, Fulghum said.
Exactly what is wrong
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act gave states the option of extending Medicaid under the federal law. To date, 21 states plan to expand with another four leaning in that direction, including a handful led by Republican governors, according to The Advisory Board, a health policy consulting firm. North Carolina is among 12 that will not expand.
The price tag for the expansion fuels GOP lawmakers opposition in North Carolina. One major issue is the woodwork factor. Analysts predict that the health insurance mandate will draw out people who are Medicaid-eligible but have never before sought coverage.
An estimated 87,000 are expected to fall in this category by 2021, and the state will bear one-third of the cost, as is current practice. Combined with administrative costs, this group could cost the state an additional $900 million over the next eight years.
Republicans chastised the federal government for offering money with so many strings attached and flimsy promises for future money. McCrory and Republican lawmakers said they would reconsider their position if the terms from the federal government change, but acknowledged such action is unlikely anytime soon.
This is exactly what is wrong in this country, said Rep. Justin Burr, the Republican chairman of the House Health and Human Services Committee. The fact that the federal government constantly comes and dangles some dollars down in front of our face and we instantly think we have to grab it.
Hospitals dislike bill
Democrats said its better to keep the states tax money in North Carolina than to send it elsewhere.
Our tax dollars are going to go to those other states that are expanding Medicaid, said Rep. Verla Insko, a Chapel Hill Democrat. Theres no reason for us to be sending North Carolina tax dollars to other places when we could have it here benefiting our own citizens.
Critics of the Republican legislation touted the economic boost to the health care industry from the federal expansion money, tying it to the campaign pledges of the Republican governor and lawmakers to create jobs.
A state-commissioned study determined that Medicaid expansion would create 23,000 jobs through 2021, along with another 23,000 spin-off positions, and inject more than $1 billion into the states economy.
Without the money, the states hospitals may face job losses because of the cost of charity care that would likely decrease if more people are insured. Don Dalton, a N.C. Hospitals Association spokesman, said charity care and unpaid bills amounted to $1.6 billion in 2011.
Without Medicaid expansion, our community hospitals can expect to continue providing huge amounts of charity care and writing off similar, if not increasing, amounts to bad debt, he wrote in a statement.
On a broader level, Democrats connected the health care bill to an earlier one crafted by Republicans to curtail unemployment benefits.
Weve only been here for a few days and already we are rushing through two pieces of legislation and I think they are very much connected, said Rep. Beverly Earle, a Charlotte Democrat. This is a safety net for people who would otherwise have no place to go ... I think North Carolina ought to do better than this.
The economic argument doesnt makes sense to Republican Sen. Ralph Hise, the chairman of the Senate health care committee. He said he fears an influx of Medicaid patients will hurt hospitals because they will receive less money for Medicaid patients than is typically paid by private insurance companies.
Its a basic payer mix that means hospitals can no longer operate, he said. I cant have people in my district where the nearest health care or districts is an hour and a half away.
Hise believes the answer to serving North Carolinas uninsured will come through the federal health insurance exchanges.
The federal law set a limit on how much low-income people can pay for health insurance premiums. For those at 138 percent of poverty level, the insurance cost is capped at 2 percent of their income, or roughly $53 a month, the Republican from Spruce Pine said.
That moves them to the private insurance market that pays the cost associated ... with any procedures, he said. I dont see the overall solution to (the uninsured) as some vast expansion of government systems ... because we dont want to destroy the benefits of the system we currently have.
Staff writers Craig Jarvis and Rob Christensen contributed to this report.
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The Norwegian Spirit was by far our least favorite ship. The only thing free about Norwegian is the "style". Every time we turned around there was another charge for something. We certainly did not expect to pay extra for juice, water and soda. Beer and wine were way over-priced as were the mixed drinks.
As for food, the main dining rooms were reasonable but limited in choice. Norwegian used to be well known for their lobster offerings, but we only got a half a lobster tail on one occasion. If you wanted lobster any other time you would have to go to Cagney's, pay the cover charge of $25 each and $8 extra to add a 6oz lobster tail to your meal. All other "specialty" items were available in the restaurants for a $15 to $25 cover charge per person (plus adders for certain menu items). Specialty items on Norwegian are normal fare on all other lines with whom we've cruised. Forget the room service - the menu is abysmal and surprise, surprise, the pizza is $5 extra. Don't order room service after midnight, you'll pay a $3.95 surcharge. It's disgusting the way Norwegian have perfected the art of Nickel and Diming!
The ship is showing it's age, and our toilet refused to flush on many occasions. We did however like the Chinese inspired decor and felt comfortable on board.
Norwegian's smoking policy is confusing at best. The daily sheet said smoking was OK in your stateroom which I believe conflicts with other information from them. There was a distinct odor of cigarette smoke throughout most of the ship. The worst odor surprisingly was in the adults not allowed teen area. Are Norwegian promoting teen smoking? I sure hope not.
However, all was not bad. We had the best cabin steward we have ever come across, she couldn't do enough to keep us happy. Our dining room attendant as well was above and beyond great. They single-handedly saved the cruise for us.
We are not fans of the freestyle cruising format - getting dressed for dinner and sharing experiences with other passengers is one of the attractions of cruising. We missed that and will be unlikely to ever choose Norwegian again.


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- Torrealba rests after bout of dehydration
- Ogando fooled by Atlanta's humidity
- Rangers will wait to determine Hunter's role
- Rangers fans to try for sunglasses record
ARLINGTON -- Brandon Webb had an ugly rehab outing Sunday for the Frisco RoughRiders, lasting only two-thirds of an innings while giving up four earned runs.Despite the unsightly line score, Webb insists that his 36-pitch outing was not a case of getting shelled. "I feel pretty good," Webb said. "I didn't think there was a hard-hit ball. There were four of them that were ground balls in the hole, one little blooper. Nothing was at them. I don't know that I made my best pitches, but nothing was hit at anybody."
Webb struck out one and walked one. His Double-A ERA now sits at 11.57.
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"I don't think it is a step back in the way I felt or anything like that," Webb said. "I had pretty good stuff. I didn't really get the work in that I really needed."Webb said he touched 87 mph in the first inning, but felt even better in the bullpen after the game. "In the 'pen when I finished up were probably the best pitches I've thrown," Webb said. "I feel like the velocity was coming around. From what they said, I was at 85 or 87 in the first, and it usually gets better as the game goes on."
Torrealba rests after bout of dehydration
ARLINGTON -- Yorvit Torrealba was held out of Monday's game against the Astros after leaving Sunday's game in the fifth inning due to dehydration.Torrealba was not supposed to start Sunday after catching 19 innings over the previous two days in Atlanta, but when Taylor Teagarden was unavailable to start the game, Torrealba was pressed into duty. "He got dehydrated," Rangers manager Ron Washington said Monday. "The thing is, I really didn't want to play him yesterday. Teagarden wasn't ready to go, but then he had to go." Torrealba said that he is, in fact, healthy. "I feel great; I feel a lot better, obviously," Torrealba said. "Yesterday, it was kind of hot there, so I was just dehydrated." Torrealba said he felt odd as early as the second inning, but still managed to go 2-for-2 in his two plate appearances. Alexi Ogando also received an IV treatment while pitching Sunday afternoon in Atlanta, but Washington said he is healthy. "They're all good, but I'm not going to play Torrealba today," Washington said. "I'm going to give Torrie a day, might give him two." Teagarden batted eighth for the Rangers in Monday's game against the Astros.
Ogando fooled by Atlanta's humidity
ARLINGTON -- Being based in Texas, where the gametime temperature routinely matches the speed of one of Nolan Ryan's old fastballs, it seems odd that an 88-degree day in Atlanta on Sunday could cause the Rangers' players so much trouble, with both Yorvit Torrealba and Alexi Ogando getting dehydrated Sunday.But the temperature only tells half the story -- the problem for the players was the 50 percent humidity. "Here, there's no humidity," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "You walk out in that [Atlanta] heat, you start to pit out. I wasn't even playing and I was pitting out. I wish you could get a close-up look at that uniform that was hanging out on Ogando." Ogando said he felt dehydrated almost immediately. "I didn't drink a lot of liquids before the game," Ogando said through a translator. "As soon as I got into the game, it was, 'Wow, what's going on?' So after that I got a lot of liquids and the IV." It might have been a case of the temperature masking how difficult the playing surface would be. "That's never happened to me before, because when I go to play, I always drink a lot of water, but I didn't drink anything that day," Ogando said. "That is my mistake. Here, when I'm going to pitch, every game I do that." Especially during day games or days with high humidity, it makes staying hydrated and preparing physically to play even more important. "You just got to prepare yourself for those summer stretches. You just got to take into consideration getting your body prepared for these hot temperatures and humidity," catcher Taylor Teagarden said. "It means eating better, drinking tons of fluids, staying hydrated because it can catch up to you quick."
Rangers will wait to determine Hunter's role
ARLINGTON -- Rangers manager Ron Washington said Tommy Hunter's role when he completes his rehabilitation stint is unknown at this point."He's got to get up here first," Washington said. "I think all that is going to be determined by how he's doing down there. He's still 10 days, two weeks away. I think we need to let Tommy Hunter tell us what we need to do, instead of us trying to determine what he needs to do." Hunter went six innings in his last rehabilitation start at Triple-A Round Rock, throwing 85 pitches while giving up four earned runs on 10 hits. Washington said that Hunter is not fully healthy yet, and the team will be watching closely to see if he will be slotted in the bullpen or the starting rotation. "I don't know," Washington said. "You just got to wait and see until Tommy Hunter is ready, see where we are as far as the pitching goes, where the need is, and then we'll make a determination, because we feel he could go either way."
Rangers fans to try for sunglasses record
ARLINGTON -- The Rangers will attempt to set a world record for the "most people wearing sunglasses in the dark" on Tuesday to celebrate the first day of summer.Reliant Energy will be providing 30,000 pairs of sunglasses to fans. The fans will be asked to wear sunglasses at the end of the sixth inning for 10 minutes. An official adjudicator from Guinness World Records will be on site to immediately confirm the successful attempt.
Louie Horvath is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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As "42," a movie that tells the story of Jackie Robinson's career, hits theaters take a look at some other movies that told the true stories of some athletes.
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Luxurious Mountain Estate Gorgeous Oceanview Horses Included in Manuel Antonio/Quepos
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,200 - $ 2,500 / week
vacation rental description
Casa Brisas de la Montana is a 5,500 square foot 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath estate situated on 60 lush acres of landscaped mountainside located midway between the tourist towns of Quepos and Jaco on the Central Pacific coast. The estate is a private paradise nestled in the mountains 1000 feet above the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy THE REAL COSTA RICA in a magical place removed from the traffic, noise, congestion and related problems of vacationing in a total tourist environment. The estate offers incredible views of the Pacific Ocean and mountains, animals and birds, rain forest and incredible star gazing without city lights in a totally natural setting. The main house comfortably sleeps up to 8 people and includes an infinity pool with a waterfall and swim spa, modern kitchen with granite countertops and all stainless appliances. The house is complete with top shelf furnishings, 42 " flat screen television with direct TV, two independent stereo systems with Ipod dock (bring your tunes) along with Internet connection.
Included in your package is horseback riding, pool service, gardener, maid and round the clock security and tour guide service.
Concierge can arrange to hire a chef, reserve independent tours. We can also arrange sportfishing out of Los Suenos Marina or Quepos. We also offer at reasonable rates the use of our 7-passenger Toyota Landcruiser with an English speaking driver for all your transportation needs.
Our main goal is to provide our guests with a once in a life-time experience with THE REAL COSTA RICA and not an overpriced, under-delivered tourist town package. We want our home to be your home and a base camp for your entire stay in Costa Rica. Our energetic staff includes Costa Ricans along with Americans. We attempt to provide a mixture of the culture, music, cuisine for an unforgettable experience in Pura Vida.
Rental Rates
$2500 per week "High Season " November-July
$2200 per week "Green Season " August-October
Christmas, New Years and Easter weeks: Please contact us for rates
To reserve Casa Brisas de la Montana or if you have any questions please contact us.
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house rental amenities
-swim spa
-direct ocean vistas
-maid service
-chef service upon request
-24 hour security
-on-site driver and tour guide
-in-house car rental
And best of all Mother Nature is here to walk around with you !!!
activities and attractions in Manuel Antonio/Quepos Costa Rica
We can arrange for any of the following:
* Tortuga Island Adventure
* Manuel Antonio
* Canopy
* Whitewater Rafting
* Arenal Valcano
* Crocodile Adventure
* Horseback Riding
* Carara National Park
* Poas Valcano
* Surfing
* Monteverde
* Aerial Tram
* Kayak
vacation rental rates
December 1 to August 31: $400 a day, $2500 week
September 1 to November 31 : $350 a day, $2200 week
Christmas and New Years $5000 week
Thanksgiving and Easter $3500 week
Book seven nights and get an eigth night absolutely FREE!
Rent our Toyota Prado 7 passenger with driver for $150 a day!!
Randy Dains
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The Wondrous Journey of Little Big Bear
De Joshua Keefe, Illustrated by Anna Greene-Smith
a young bear leaves his forest to travel the world, only to realize what he he was really seeking was in his home forest all along.
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Fecha de publicación 13 de mayo de 2011
Dimensiones Cuadrado grande 22 páginas
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Etiquetas children's, bears, animals, journey, travel, child, story, kid's, book, circus, polar, panda, romance, romantic, friendship
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Great book for children and adults. The story can be read on two levels: as a children's story or as a prelude to a romantic's marriage proposal and keepsake of that special day. Text is charming and easy for a child to enjoy. The illustrations are lovely and realistic.
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Sumter Police say an argument at a birthday party Saturday night ended in murder.
Police say 26-year-olds Denver Williams and Chauncey Mack got into an argument during a party at the James Village Apartment Complex on North Main St. at about 7:45 p.m. The argument escalated into a physical altercation, ending when police say Williams pulled a handgun and shot Mack several times.
Mack was taken to the hospital with several gunshot wounds to his chest. He died at the hospital.
Police say Williams fled the scene, but turned himself in to police Sunday afternoon. Williams was taken to the Sumter Lee Regional Detention Center.
According to investigators, Williams and Mack knew each other and the shooting was an isolated incident. They continue to investigate.
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LAKE PLACID — The Bookstore Plus at 2491 Main St. hosts a book club at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of every month.
On March 5, the group will discuss "The House Girl" by Tara Conklin.
In addition, the story will host Second Saturday Storytime at 10 a.m. March 9 to celebrate Bob Marley. Children will read stories and do a craft.
For questions about either event, call 523-2950 or visit www.thebookstoreplus.com.
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LAKE PLACID — The Lake Placid Institute Book Club will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 25, at the Lake Placid Library, 2471 Main St., to discuss "Conversations with David Hockney" by Martin Gayford.
The famous artist's life and views on art are told through several wide-ranging interviews with Gayford.
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The hope was there even if the names were not. The players were lithe, athletic and had experience. But it was another year of disappointment for many people. It even made some NBA players think of committing to next year's contest, like John Wall and DeAndre Jordan.
Thinkin bout Dunk Contest for nxt yr!?!— John Wall (@John_Wall) February 17, 2013
"@john_wall: Thinkin bout Dunk Contest for nxt yr!?!" Shump too— Iman Shumpert (@I_Am_Iman) February 17, 2013
ok, count me in for next year.— DeAndre Jordan (@deandrejordan) February 17, 2013
I just hope DeAndre's mother tweets during that as well.
Moving on, this is the Danger Guerrero division:
I want to see someone dunk a pumpkin.— Danger Guerrero (@DangerGuerrero) February 17, 2013
KENNY SMITH: [covered in pumpkin guts after a contestant tomahawked one] IT'S OVAH. IT'S OVAH. HE DUNKED A PUMPKIN. IT'S OVAH.— Danger Guerrero (@DangerGuerrero) February 17, 2013
"And in the finals of the 2014 Dunk Contest, each contestant must receive an alley-oop from either Franklin or Bash. TNT. We know drama."— Danger Guerrero (@DangerGuerrero) February 17, 2013
All-Star Weekend Idea: Celebrity Slamball— Danger Guerrero (@DangerGuerrero) February 17, 2013
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ULTIMATE PRANK MISSED OPPORTUNITY: REPLACE EVANS'S PAINTING WITH HARDCORE PORN.— netw3rk (@netw3rk) February 17, 2013
YOU'RE RUINING MICHAEL JORDAN'S BIRTHDAY.— Myles Brown (@mdotbrown) February 17, 2013
BREAKING: Bryan Colangelo has signed Terrence Ross to a four-year, $39 million contract extension, $1 million more than DeRozan. #notreally— Scott Carefoot (@scottcarefoot) February 17, 2013
terrence ross needs to dunk over rick ross and ross from friends and it's done— Ben Golliver (@blazersedge) February 17, 2013
"What do you think will make this dunk contest worse?" "We should bring in Nick Cannon."— Tom Fornelli (@TomFornelli) February 17, 2013
Worse pick for @billsimmons this year: James White in dunk contest or the Houston Rockets win total under?— Daryl Morey (@dmorey) February 17, 2013
And I may be biased, but this cracked me up.
Idea for a new Saturday contest: Contestants hold bigger and bigger trophies until all but one give up. Winner keeps the biggest trophy.— SBNation NBA (@SBNationNBA) February 17, 2013


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Salem — State police arrested an Oakdale man earlier this month after they say he broke into a Salem home and got into a physical fight with the resident.
Dominick Joseph Crisanti, 36, of 509 Norwich Salem Turnpike was charged on Nov. 6 with third-degree assault, first-degree burglary, second-degree criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, home invasion, sixth-degree larceny and second-degree reckless endangerment.
Crisanti took a coat and keys belonging to the victim and then entered the victim's home, according to a police report. He also broke an interior door in the home and began arguing with the resident. A verbal argument between Crisanti and the victim became physical, according to the report.
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Wookie Impersonator Arrested for Battery
LOS ANGELES - A man dressed as Chewbacca was arrested after police said the street performer head-butted a tour guide operator in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.
Frederick Evan Young, 44, of Los Angeles was booked Thursday for investigation of misdemeanor battery, police Lt. Paul Vernon said.
Police said the 6-foot-4 street performer was seen arguing Thursday afternoon with a tour guide who had expressed concern the Star Wars wookie impersonator was "harassing and touching tourists" in violation of city law.
The city passed ordinances last year seeking to crack down on the colorful assortment of actors who perform outside the landmark theater. The move was prompted by complaints from tourists who said the actors were aggressive and abusive if they refused to pay for pictures.
Security guards escorted Young off theater property, but he decided to strike back and head-butted the tour guide, Vernon said.
"The lesson here is you can have the force with you," Vernon said. "You just can't use illegal force."
Young could not be reached for comment. His telephone number was unlisted.
The tour guide, Brian Sapir, told the Los Angeles Times that he asked the Chewbacca impersonator to stop harassing two young Japanese tourists when the actor exploded in anger.
"He said, 'Nobody tells this wookie what to do,'" Sapir said.
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The Vasco Era are a three piece rock/blues band from Apollo Bay 180km from Melbourne, Australia. Its members are brothers Sid (vocals, guitar) and Ted (bass) O'Neil and Michael Fitzgerald (drums). The intensity of their live shows will make them your new favourite band many times over. In 2004 the band won the Australian "National Campus Band Competition", the largest band competition in the southern hemisphere. Their first release was the EP "Miles" in 2005.


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Boaters Paradise in the Keys in Islamorada
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
- rates (USD) $ 2,000 - $ 2,500 / month
vacation rental description
Our comfortable, clean, non-smoking and pet free home on Ocean Drive in Tavernier Key (Mile Marker 90) is the perfect getaway home for people seeking relaxation with all the modern conveniences. A crystal clear canal in your backyard is perfect for mooring your boat, swimming and even fishing right from your dock.
The house is elevated 1 level with parking below. Beautiful terrazzo floors throughout.
Seventy feet of Waterfront for mooring your boat. In a minute you are in the open waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
A Spacious Master Suite, with a Queen size Stearns and Foster mattress , is connected to a private master bath.
The second bedroom features a double and two twin beds.
A double car port and ample off street parking.
Full linens, towels etc and service for 8.
A large furnished screened in deck overlooks the canal.
The oversized kitchen has a dishwasher and there is a washer and dryer in the unit.
The living room is casually comfortable with a sofa and love seat and a 32" Flat Screen. The living room overlooks the canal with new windows and screens providing a tropical ocean breeze.
Gas barbeque available for your use.
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Yolanda Perez 201-314-5337
house rental amenities
New central A/C, 32 inch digital tv, DVD player, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, coffee maker and plenty of closet space. Full linens and towels, Service for 8 in the kitchen. Plenty of pots and pans.
Washer and Dryer in the unit.
Clean deep canal with direct ocean access suitable for swimming or fishing.
Gas barbeque available for your use.
Lawn furniture for sun bathing.
activities and attractions in Islamorada The Florida Keys
World Class fishing and diving at your door step.
Centrally located in the keys with easy access to the lower keys and the mainland. Right off of Tavernier Creek providing immediate access to the ocean side, as well as, the bay side.
Only 3 miles away from Harris Beach Park
Conveniently located within a mile of major pharmacies, supermarkets, shopping, movies and the hospital.
vacation rental rates
Our home is the perfect getaway home, our rental rate is $2000.00 per month in April, May, June, July, September, October and November.
$2500.00 per month in December, January, Febuary and March.
Our rental schedule and availability is flexible.
Please contact us via email.
Please note that our pricing may be flexible depending the time frame and season.
Yolanda Perez 201-314-5337
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Top things to do in Islamorada
- Boating
- Scuba Diving/Snorkeling/Swimming
- Fishing
- People Watching
- Relax
Top things to do on a budget
- Beaches
- Bicycle Trails
- Dining
- Visit State and National Parks
- Boating
Top things to do with a family
- John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
- Founders Park
- Everglades National Park
- Beaches
- Sightseeing
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AlaskaCare Retiree Dental-Vision-Audio Plan (DVA)
The State of Alaska is pleased to be able to offer this voluntary DVA plan for benefit recipients and their eligible dependents. Please check the current booklet for the most up-to-date and complete information about health benefits.
New plan books will not be available until the beginning of the plan year. To review plan changes and other important information, please refer to the AlaskaCare Health Plan TPA Transition Guide.


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Joseph Beaudoin, president of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association: "At the end of the day, Americans' perceptions of our federal workforce should be shaped by the services federal workers provide for us all - keeping our food safe, maintaining our communications networks, protecting our national parks and so much more.
"The millions of daily federal employee accomplishments should not - and ultimately will not - be tarnished by the news cycle."
Max Stier, president and chief executive of the Partnership for Public Service: "I am very worried about the health of our workforce. This is a moment which requires courageous leadership from President Obama and Congress. The public is being given real reason for disappointment with our government, but we will get worse, not better, outcomes if the leadership response is to continue to penalize the entire workforce for the mistakes of a few.
"We need forthright and targeted handling of the mistakes and improved leadership attention to the needs of the workforce," he said.
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Give Us a Timeline of Your Daily Workday Routine. Is It Something You Can Handle Long-Term?
Posted Nov 14, 2012 2:19 PM CDT
By Sarah Mui
In the last week, a memo from a departing Clifford Chance associate made its way around the Internet. In the memo, the lawyer-mother resigning from her position explained her resignation by way of transcribing a timeline of her typical day, which begins at 4 a.m. and ends at 1:30 a.m.
The story made us wonder about your schedule. So this week, we'd like you to give us a timeline of your daily workday routine. If it's grueling, is it a pace you can handle long-term? Or are you developing an exit strategy?
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Can anyone help finding answer to following technical issue in J2ME?
The requirement is the that the data is to be processed live, while the recording happens. When its tried to record voice using Nokia E71, recorded data is not access-able until the recording is stopped. The stream whichever is given for the "RecordControl", gets populated(streamed) only after the recording is stopped. Is there a way to get live access to already recorded data while recording is happening concurrently?


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ME 251: Thermodynamics I (3). Prerequisites: ENGR 102 and PHYS 298. This course covers: fundamental thermodynamic concepts involving heat and work; obtaining properties for typical working fluids, real and ideal gases; first and second laws of thermodynamics; entropy and reversible and irreversible processes; basic cycles.
Prerequisites by Topic
Differential and integral calculus
General physics and chemistry
M.J. Moran and H.N. Shapiro, Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics, 6th edition, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2008.
Several thermodynamics textbooks.
Course Learning Outcomes
To provide the student with a solid background in the fundamentals of thermodynamics, utilizing simple compressible and incompressible fluids such as air and water.
E.G. Brehob, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering.
Topics Covered
Thermodynamic processes involving work and heat (7 classes)
Thermodynamic property data (6 classes)
First law of thermodynamics (8 classes)
Second law of thermodynamics (6 classes)
Entropy, availability (8 classes)
Power cycles (4 classes)
Examinations (3 classes and comprehensive final)
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Three 50 minute sessions per week devoted to lecture, discussion, and problem solving.
Three exams: 60%, final exam: 30%, and homework: 10%.
Curriculum Criterion Contribution
Engineering science: 3 credits.
Relationship to Program Outcomes
This course supports Mechanical Engineering Department B.Sc. program objectives by developing:
An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering in the field of mechanical engineering.
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I can't believe I'm paying for blowjob Clinton's Cinemax and Communist Carter's dish network! Such disgusting men......makes me sick!—
outlaw sixty (@lynney62) January 15, 2013
Wait … what? Former presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter are sticking taxpayers with the bill for premium cable channels?
Taxpayers pay for Bill Clinton's Cinemax, Jimmy Carter's Dish Network… drudge.tw/VY6nCp—
DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) January 15, 2013
The Daily Caller reports that Clinton used funds provided by the government for "post-presidency expenses like personnel, travel, rent and postage" to hook himself up with an office full of Skinemax.
That entertainment package, according to DirecTV's website, includes premium channels like Cinemax, HBO and Showtime. Cinemax, for example, plays hit movies like "Aliens" and "50 First Dates," according to a recent listing.
Late at night, the premium channel earns its "Skinemax" nickname with a turn toward adult programming, offering shows titles like "Busty Coeds Vs. Lusty Cheerleaders," "Sex Games Cancun 01: Last Temptation of Hank" and "Hotel Erotica Feature 05: Bedroom Fantasies 2."
but there's nothing to cut!! Taxpayers pay for Bill Clinton's Skinemax, Jimmy Carter's Dish Network #fb #tcot #teaparty dailycaller.com/2013/01/15/tax…—
Aaron M Arnwine (@aaronarnwine) January 15, 2013
Clinton's DirecTV package set taxpayers back $184.26 a month in 2011. Meanwhile, Carter went with an office Dish Network package that cost taxpayers $646.57 in 2011. He did not opt for Cinemax.
No word yet on whether Bush 41 or Bush 43 bill taxpayers for their Max After Dark fix.
Oh, and if you read "Cinemax" as "climax," you're not alone:
Anyone else read this as "climax" the first time? MT @DailyCaller Taxpayers pay for Bill Clinton's Cinemax – bit.ly/10wi9bF—
Lisa De Pasquale (@LisaDeP) January 15, 2013
At first glance, i read this as "climax" RT @AlexPappasDC Taxpayers actually pay for Bill Clinton's Cinemax ow.ly/gP6A8—
Sean Agnew (@seanagnew) January 15, 2013
Hey, it wouldn't be the first time.


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METAIRIE, La. — Michael Vick hasn't impressed Philadelphia fans this season, what with his eight interceptions and five lost fumbles.
Saints acting head coach Joe Vitt doesn't care what those Eagles fans think.
He knows just what Vick can do to a team that isn't respecting what he can do.
"My biggest nightmare against Michael Vick was in 2004 in a playoff game when I was with the Rams," Vitt said this week. "That was my first exposure to him and he ran for 180 yards. I want to say this about Michael Vick, he is truly one of those gifted athletes that, from a coaching standpoint, can keep you up at night."
Vick, however, hasn't been the unbeatable force the Eagles were envisioning when they signed him to a six-year, $100 million contract prior to the 2011 season. The Eagles missed the playoffs in 2011 and are off to a 3-4 start. Philadelphia already has fired its defensive coordinator and, from reading news reports, appears close to imploding.
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The Saints have had their successes against Vick. In his final two games against New Orleans when he was with the Falcons in 2006, they held him to no passing or rushing touchdowns and just 38 percent passing.
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Mick Neven : #shitmicknevensays
Date/Time28 March 2012 @ 8:30pm
ArtistsMick Neven
There are essentially two Twitters. There's the one that media people and PR professionals use to network, and then there's the one where people - celebrity and civilian alike - use it to tell the world exactly how long it took to find two matching socks that morning.
#ShitMickNevenSays explores the whole wide world of Twitter in realtime. "It's the very essence of simplicity," he explains. "I'll have a screen and a projector connected to my wife's iPad. I'll then get Twitter on the iPad and have it set on the #ShitMickNevenSays screen. Then people in the audience can send tweets using the hashtag and those tweets will re-fresh onto the screen." During the show Neven takes time out to check the tweets and reply, or retweet, or comment on. It's audience participation for the 21st century. And of course people who aren't in the audience can join in from home. "Potentially, there's a cast of millions, although realistically, there's a cast of about 40 or 50," he says.
Neven has given the show a pre-MICF spin with a few preview shows in Canberra, where it seemed to go well."Of course, Canberra people are different to a Melbourne festival crowd. Up there, Twitter is still new and fancy. Down here, Twitter is like so 2011."
It begs the question: how would the show be different if you used Facebook instead of Twitter? "I'd expect more pictures of cats if I used Facebook. That and interaction from my Mum. She's a good one for commenting on my status updates. Like when I say 'make sure you get a ticket for #ShitMickNevenSays, she'll comment 'why don't you get a proper job? How is comedy going to put my grand-daughter through private school'. She's a big support, my Mum."
Twitter is, of course, great for public meltdown stories. PR folk trashing clients, celebrities accidentally posting pics of their boobies then claiming they were 'hacked.' Does Neven have any favourite Twitter meltdown stories? "I don't actually follow many 'celebrities'. It turns out they're really quite boring on Twitter. Big surprise there. The Steph Rice 'faggot' fiasco gets a mention in my show. That's the thing about Twitter. It actually makes it much easier for people to get outraged. It takes about 10 seconds to register your outrage on twitter. You don't even need to be all that angry. Whereas back in the days before Twitter, if you wanted to register your outrage you had to get off the couch, write a letter and take it to the post office! Imagine how angry you had to be to do all that work!"
So what's life like for a full-time comedian/writer? "Being a comedian is always very exciting. Like just the other day I did gigs in Canberra and to save money, we drove home after the show on Sunday night. That's a 7 hour drive at 10pm to save $150. It's a good thing we did that, otherwise we wouldn't have broken even on that trip. And of course it's always the height of glamour when you're handing out fliers during the festival. 'Hey come see my show, it's funny, no it really is, that's why I'm standing here handing out fliers'!" So as a full-time writer myself, I imagine Neven has some great 2-minute noodle recipes? "2 minute noodles! Hah! I wish. Where do you live? Toorak?"
#ShitMickNevenSays runs at Roxanne, Coverlid Place from Wednesday March 28 until Saturday April 21 at 8.30pm (7.30pm Sundays). Tickets $17.50/$14, $14 for groups of six or more, $12 Tightarse Tuesdays, from trybooking.com and at the door.


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Northampton, Mass. – November 13, 2010 – The Springfield College women's swimming and diving team cruised past local-foe Smith College, 173-122, on Saturday afternoon. The Springfield women were winners in eight of the fourteen swimming events, and had two multiple event winners.
Jaclyn VanWaalwijk garnered two victories for the Pride, sprinting to wins in the 50 yard freestyle with a time of 0:25.81, and the 100 yard freestyle with a time of 0:55.87. Freshman Nicole Stracqualursi got her first two collegiate victories in the 100 yard and 200 yard breaststroke events. She finished the 100 yard in 1:13.22 and got the win in the 200 yard in 2:41.81. Freshman Kellie Pennington responded to being named NEWMAC Women's swimmer of the week with a win in the 200 yard freestyle. Pennington finished with a time of 1:59.67, more than five full seconds ahead of the second place finisher. Kerry Lynch followed Pennington's lead in the next event, winning the 100 yard backstroke in a time of 1:04.43.
Others that swam well for the Pride included Molly Potter, who captured a win in the 200 yard butterfly, swimming ahead of the pack in 2:23.31, and Kelsey Poole, who won the 100 yard butterly in 1:04.07. The Pride also won the opening relay event of the meet, with the foursome of Lynch, Stracqualursi, Poole, and Pennington teaming to take the 400 yard medley in a time of 4:19.75.
In diving, the Springfield women swept both the one- and three-meter events. Courtney Keefe was victorious in the one-meter, posting a score of 228.45, and Jennifer Thompson took the three-meter with a score of 243.40.
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