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Waterfront Luxury Villa in Isla del Sol
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1½
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Isladelsol
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$ 1,500 - $ 2,475 / month
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Watch the birds fly and sunsets from the Florida room that over looks the bay and pool. You are in a first floor villa only a few feet from the bay and pool. There is also a dock to sit by and dream your dreams. There is one/half baths, living room. dining area, kitchen and and one bedroom with queen bed. Totally relaxing.
villa rental amenities
Microwave, refridgerator,stove, toasteroven, coffee pot , pots/pans and and all the utensils you need to cook your favorite meal. Linens and towels are also furnished. Lg TV in living room and sm TV in bedroom.
activities and attractions in Isla del Sol Gulf Coast Central
Boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, swimming, tennis. Lots of great restaurants to eat at. Ft. deSoto beach and St.Pete beach only a short distance away. These are both very beautiful beaches. Bush gardens, disneys world and sea world are great places to visit and make a great day outing. You can keep busy enjoying the sites or just relax and get away from it all.
vacation rental rates
There is a $400 security deposit, 75.00 application fee, 12% tax and 100.00 cleaning fee. Balance is due 45 days before arrival. The security deposit is nonrefundable if canceling 60 days prior to arrival. Check in time is 2 PM day of arrival and check out time is 10 AM day of departure.
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We live in a world of many cultures and many peoples, something that we should all celebrate. The literature of a culture or a people reflects its values and its questions, its hopes and its fears, and ultimately its aspirations. Even as we speak of "a culture" or "a people," there is diversity within every group. Students will have an opportunity to study the literature of particular cultures and/or peoples. Specific course content will be chosen by the instructor and will be announced in advance. Students may take the course with different descriptors more than once, with approval of the Division Chair.


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HOLLAND — A daughter, Mya Florence, born March 10, 2013, to Katie and Jason Holland.
BROTHERS — A daughter, Kahlyn Alissa Ann, born March 11, 2013, to Brianna Baker.
ROWE — A son, Reighlei Michael, born March 12, 2013, to Mamie and Robert Rowe.
ELLIS — A son, Gabriel Richard, born March 12, 2013, to Tara and Jason Ellis.
AXTELL — A son, James Peter, born March 12, 2013, to Michelle and William Axtell.
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RUSSELL — A son, Kirk Manuel Russell Jr., born March 12, 2013, to Angelena St. Germaine and Kirk Russell.
STEVENS — A son, Bryce Alexander, born March 12, 2013, to Kristie King and Adam Stevens.
BOLIA — A son, Desmond James, born March 13, 2013, to Maribeth Cross and Kyle Bolia.
ST. DENIS — A son, Lucas John, born March 14, 2013, to Karissa St. Denis.
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ATWOOD — A daughter, Ruby Charlotte, born March 15, 2013, to Lisa and John Atwood.
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Early Thursday morning, Vicksburg police were called to the Ameristar Casino Hotel regarding the theft of four vehicles.
According to the victim, he parked his 2008 Chevrolet Silverado in the parking lot, and about 30 minutes later when he returned his truck was gone.
The truck carrying three vehicles on a gooseneck trailer.
The 2008 model truck carrying the trailer and one of the vehicles, a Dodge Ram 2500, were recovered in Jackson.
Officials say the other two vehicles on the trailer were listed in the report as a 2014 Ford F-150 and an unspecified model Ford EconoVan.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to contact an investigator with the Vicksburg Police Department at 601.636.2511 or Central Mississippi CrimeStoppers at 601.355.TIPS.
According to Vicksburg Daily News, anyone contacting CrimeStoppers with information leading to an arrest and successful prosecution could receive up to a $2,500 cash reward.
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Task force examines the growing issue of homelessness
Although it may not always be visible, Johnson County has a homeless population. And it's growing.
"Since so many of them are families, they aren't people who you are likely to see sleeping on the streets," said Valorie Carson, a Johnson County representative on the Greater Kansas City Homelessness Task Force. "They are moving every couple of weeks, or sleeping in cars."
Carson spoke Thursday to the Johnson County Commission to share the task force report, Homeward Bound: Greater Kansas City Housing Sustainability Plan. It was finished this past summer and is available in its entirety online.
Johnson County has five members on the five-county task force, which also includes representatives from Wyandotte, Jackson, Platte and Clay counties. Johnson County became involved with the task force in early 2010.
"The key to ending homelessness is housing," Carson said.
There is a 16,000-unit housing shortage for low-income people and families, Carson estimated.
The task force estimates that about 13,000 people in the five-county area do not have a consistent placed to sleep at night, although that estimate may be conservative, she said. Of those, 5,000 are children. In Johnson County, there are at least 1,000 homeless kids.
"It's very much about families in this county," Carson said.
Homelessness numbers in Johnson County have increased 50 percent in the last few years, she said.
While there are some emergency shelters available for families in Johnson County, most single people, especially men, do not have a place to go. Due to funding issues, KidsTLC had to shut down its emergency overnight shelter for single youth in September.
With homeless numbers across the county rising, the Shawnee Mission School District continues to identify more and more homeless children in its classrooms.
Just in the last week, the district identified 27 more students, bringing the total of homeless families identified this year to 164.
"It boggles the mind," said Alicia Dean, district federal programs coordinator.
Eighty-two percent of the homeless families last year were classified as first-year homeless.
The district is trying to adapt to the need. It has a social worker who works with struggling students. With a donation of money from Village Presbyterian Church, the district has helped to put up newly homeless families in hotels for a few days until they can figure out their next steps.
During the last school year, it transported 86 students to school in taxis.
"Students cannot be denied enrollment for any reason based on their homeless circumstance," Dean said.
Carson told the commission that Jamie Van Leeuwen, a senior policy advisor to Colorado's governor, will give a presentation at the Kansas City Central Library at 8 a.m. Nov. 18. He will speak about Denver's Road Home program, which Carson described as a model for reducing homelessness in a metropolitan area.
"Denver has made huge strides in this area," Carson said. "There is no need to reinvent the wheel."
There are also plans for a public presentation of the report in late fall or early winter, Carson said.
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Would flea treatments contribute to lymphoma chances?by Dr. Stephanie Correa
Question: I had an Airedale Terrier who lived only six years, due to lymphoma. We tried chemo and also consulted with a homeopathic veterinarian, who advised us the antibiotics Bruiser had when a pup and throughout his years (had chronic skin problems) compromised an already weakened immune system.
Shortly after losing our Bruiser, we adopted another Airedale (a Florida rescue) and her spleen had to be removed/lymphoma! She survived one year of chemo, and is now 7 years old (2 years at the time she was diagnosed). Since then, I have been reluctant to use antibiotics on our dogs and am fearful of the possible effects from the flea/tick treatments.
We recently started using Comfortis for fleas, as both dogs kept scratching, but no signs of fleas. What are your opinions on the use of antibiotics and which flea preventative do you recommend in terms of having the least amount of negative side effects? I would greatly appreciate your advice. — Carol
Answer: You bring up a very true and interesting point regarding your two Airedales with lymphoma. Even though the diagnosis was the same for each dog, the outcome was very different. A prognosis is an educated guess based upon statistics and prognostic information generated for different tumor types.
For example, generally young dogs like your second Airedale with splenic lymphosarcoma have a very guarded long-term prognosis. Splenic lymphoma, by definition, is stage 4 out of 5 disease. Young patients tend to get aggressive subtypes of lymphoma. The good news is that your second dog beat the odds and is currently well. Congratulations! The reasons why your second dog survived so well and so long are not clear.
In answer to your question, antibiotic use and flea/tick treatments have not been associated with a greater risk of developing lymphosarcoma in patients nor are these treatments associated with shorter remissions or survival times in patients already diagnosed with lymphosarcoma. Your first dog that was diagnosed with lymphosarcoma at the age of 6 and passed away from the disease did not pass away as a result of antibiotic use. More likely, it was the specific type of lymphosarcoma that Bruiser had that led to a poor response to treatment.
Certain subtypes of lymphosarcoma are resistant to further treatment. Simply said, the treatment just does not work effectively. This is due to tumor characteristics, not patient characteristics. So it is not the flea/tick products, diet or antibiotic use but the actual tumor subtype that is resistant to treatment.
In my clinical practice, I see patients that have good prognostic indicators and should respond well to treatment, but do not. This is both heartbreaking and frustrating for a pet owner and for an oncologist to have a patient that is classified as a "good candidate" for treatment, but fails all treatment protocols and passes away too early from disease. Currently, there is much research being done to look at specific subtypes of canine lymphosarcoma and determine which subtypes respond best to which treatments.Stephanie Correa, DVM
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Zabrina Jenkins L'00ZABRINA JENKINS received her Bachelor of Science degree in Business from Central Washington University, her Master of Science degree from Syracuse University School of Education and her Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Syracuse University College of Law in 2000.
Ms. Jenkins is Director, Corporate Counsel for Starbucks Coffee Company in Seattle, Washington, a position she has held since 2005. In her position as corporate counsel, she oversees commercial and general liability litigation for retail locations in North America, and provides legal advice and counsel to Starbucks management and partners relating to potential and actual litigation, primarily in the areas of real estate, commercial, and general business law. She currently serves as an advisor to the company's Policy Governance Council, and has served on the Diversity Committee for the Law & Corporate Affairs department and as the co-coordinator of the department's summer intern program.
Prior to joining Starbucks, Ms. Jenkins was an Associate at the Seattle office of Garvey Schubert Barer. During her tenure with the firm, she focused her practice on commercial litigation matters, including labor and employment litigation.
In addition to her legal practice, Ms. Jenkins is an active volunteer in both legal and civic organizations. She serves on the Advisory Board of the Central Washington University College of Business and the Washington Attorneys Assisting Community Organizations (WAACO) Advisory Board. Ms. Jenkins is also a mentor to the Seattle University Community Development and Entrepreneurship Clinic (CDEC), a fellow to the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA) Leadership Institute, and serves on the Board of the Future of the Law Institute, which works to encourage minority and economically disadvantaged high school students to explore careers in the legal profession.
Ms. Jenkins previously served on the Advisory Board of the Central Washington University Foundation, the Board of Washington Women Lawyers and the Loren Miller Bar Association Board from 2005 to 2007. She was also a member of the Phillip L. Burton Scholarship Dinner Committee from 2003 to 2006, serving as chair of the 2006 Committee. Ms. Jenkins has been recognized as a "Rising Star" by Washington Law & Politics magazine.
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RALEIGH — About 75 people honored May Day, also known as International Workers Day, with a protest and march in downtown Raleigh.
Minimum wage workers, students, union members and activists met in front of the old Wake County Courthouse on Thursday evening to hold signs demanding a $15 an hour minimum wage, legalization for illegal immigrants, and dropped charges against Moral Monday protesters at the General Assembly last year.
The Southern Workers Assembly, a network of labor unions, organized the event with support from the Farm Labor Organizing Committee, NC HEAT and other workers rights groups. The protesters rallied at the courthouse, marched to the state budget office on West Jones Street and to Halifax Mall just outside the General Assembly building.
What do we want? Fifteen! organizer Dante Strobino said through his megaphone. What do we want?
Fifteen the crowd, gathered near the courthouse steps echoed back.
When do we want it? Strobino said.
Now! the protesters responded.
The event drew people from various backgrounds. Retired emergency medicine physician Sidney Harr of Raleigh said he came to support them. Im a socialist at heart, socialist-communist, very liberal.
Arbys employee Frank Jilyard said he came to support raising the minimum wage. At age 49, Jilyard tries to make ends meet with a minimum wage job and says its hard.
Even working most weekends, he has financial difficulty.
I got three kids. I try to take them to the beach, he said. Its hard when youre trying to make ends meet and then go out for a day of fun.
About 15 members of NC HEAT, a group of high school students that advocates civil justice, stood on the steps facing the crowd and giggled between chants. Others in the crowd held signs, and the mood was light.
Selena Garcia, who spent three weeks in jail after being charged with assaulting another student on a bus, spoke against the school-to-prison pipeline.
Most of the kids in this pipeline are people of color, Garcia said. When she finished speaking, she doubled over with a giggle and said, I dont know what else to say.
The crowd gave up a deafening cheer.
Other speakers included Lamont Lilly, who spoke about police brutality in Durham, and Justin Flores, Farm Labor Organizing Committee vice president, who spoke in favor of raising the minimum wage.
How many people think $7.25 an hour is a fair wage for picking tobacco in the summer heat? Flores said, and a cheer burst from the crowd. Fair wages now, he shouted.
Escorted by about 40 Raleigh police officers on bicycles and horseback, the group marched from the courthouse to Halifax Mall, where the rally ended.
Labor unions in the United States held strikes and rallies on May 1, 1886, on what was supposed to be the first day of a standardized eight-hour work day, as called for by the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions. A rally on May 4 at Haymarket Square in Chicago that year turned into a violent riot that resulted in the deaths of at least seven policemen and at least four protesters.
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In his first season with the Purple and White - Ortiz played a vital role in the low post where he ranked second on the Frogs with 5.1 rebounds per game while appearing in 29 games - including 15 trips to the starting lineup... concluded his junior season ranked sixth in the Mountain West Conference in offensive rebounds (2.07 R-G) and 14th in rebounds per game (5.1 R-G)... notched five or more rebounds in 16 of 29 games... ranked fourth on the team in scoring average at 5.1 points per game - including five games of 10 or more points... recorded a career-high 13 points on 5-of-6 shooting from the field - including 1-of-1 from behind the three-point arc - in TCU's last-second 74-72 victory over New Mexico (Jan. 15)... scored 12 points to go along with five rebounds on the road at BYU (Feb. 6)... grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds to go along with eight points on the road at UNLV (Mar. 1)... notched 11 rebounds - including five offensive boards - at the Daniel-Meyer Coliseum against Wyoming (Jan. 12)... scored 10 points on 4-of-5 shooting to go along with seven rebounds in a victory over Jackson State (Dec. 27)... nearly recorded his first career double-double (points-rebounds) with a nine-point, nine-rebound performance against Grambling State (Nov. 21)...scored 10 points to go along with two steals in a victory over Colorado State (Feb. 20)... notched nine points to go along with seven points at home in a victory over Texas Southern (Dec. 8)... earned a spot in the starting rotation in 15 of the final 16 games of the season.
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Ortiz played a pair of seasons at Colby Community College where he averaged 8.3 points and 8.6 rebounds per game during his sophomore campaign... ranked first on the squad with 41 blocked shots and second on the team with 40 steals during his final season.
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A native of Cali, Colombia - Ortiz played basketball at Liceo Colombia Libra where he averaged 23.4 points, 13.8 rebounds and 5.8 steals per game during his junior season... earned three letters on the hardwood during his prep career.
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June 1, 2009
Whether youre a relatively new homeowner, or have lived in the same home for decades, its always an exciting thought to remodel, or renovate your home and give it a truly refreshed look. What is most important in a remodel or renovation of your home is to stay within budget and ensure that the outcome reflects your personality and style.
Renovations are at times overwhelming, and these feelings are most often due to poor planning and organization. Shell Busey, has some great advice on where to get started, when building a new home or a major renovation. The following are some tips on how to get going in the right direction:
1. Sit down with all concerned and produce a budget. Calculate a minimum and a maximum amount to be spent on the project.
2. Create a wish list for all the concerned parties. This defines a list of which items are necessary, and and which are additional or luxury items that can either remain or be eliminated easily from the planned budget.
3. Sketch drawings of your ideas, collect photos from magazines and books for examples of what you would like your new home or renovation to look like.
4. Hire an architect/designer once you have a general idea of what you want. Interview two or three potential candidates for the job through a referral network in your area such as Shell Buseys HouseSmart Home Services or your local chapter of the Canadian Home Builders Association.
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5. Hire a contractor, builder or remodeler. There is a difference! Some builders will remodel, when the new construction is slow (not my first recommendation.) Please follow hiring and testimonial details in #4.
6. Get your contract in writing. Ask for details from your local Canadian Homebuilders Association. They will make the guidelines available to you and we have included the link below.
7. All contracts including money disbursements must be signed by all parties and detail specifics such as:
- Agreed upon quote
- Deposits
- Disbursement of funds
- Changes to contract notices etc. (These are required for all changes from the original contract.)
9. For new or remodeling projects homeowners may require accommodations i.e.; a major renovation may require homeowner to temporarily move out during the renovation. Also consider moving furniture and other personal items to a temporary storage facility as this will give the contractors more room, and allow you pice of mind.
10. Permits/Variances must be in order. Determine who is going to follow through with the process.
11. Advise neighbors on all four sides of your home, including down your street and behind your property that may be affected by noise and parking issues. Distribute a card outlining and apologizing for any inconveniences. Include a time frame when work will begin, daytime hours of work and scheduled date of completion.
12. If you live in a strata or condominium, contact your strata council to check if you require permission for your renovation project.
13. Completion date should relate to original contract unless changed which should be included in a notice of change, within the contract.
14. When to get started? Proceed when everything is finalized.
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2:00pm Friday 15th February 2013 in Sport By Chris Phillips
WESTCLIFF will be wanting to breathe life back in to their National Three London & SE survival hopes when they travel to CS Rugby 1863 tomorrow.
Second from bottom Westcliff are currently nine points from safety with seven games to go, And they will be wanting to close that gap even further by beating their sixth placed hosts this weekend.
CS Rugby go in to the game having lost four of their last five games but Westcliff have also been out of form after being beaten in 13 of their previous 14 matches.
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MY friend and I both noticed a potential hazard on the last pitch of the edge. At the end of the ramp as you are turning the corner into the hand crack, the downward pointing pinch that is in your face felt and sounded loose. I have not climbed this route with regularity and don't know if this has been this way for long. There is a lot of activity in the drop zone, I'll admit I did not take note if it could make the trail at the base of the wall. Maybe someone who is more familiar with and frequents the route could check it out and if need be take action. Cheers
On a similar token, is it just me, or has the flake underneath the piton at the p4 belay station gotten noticeably more hollow sounding in the last year?
is this the block with tat on it? people probably hang on that tat more often than not...
Not the block, the flake that you stand up and grab to set up pulling the corner. It def moved on me this weekend, partner said it made a funny noise when he grabbed it too. Didn't take notice of where it would end up if it came off. As for the pin on the P4 belay, that whole area sounds hollow as hell, tap on anything around there. Clip the tat (2 different stations) and call it good.
Was back in the canyon this weekend and it looks like if it broke off it would drop somewhere near the anchor atop the 2nd pitch of Touch and Go. In short, if it did fall it could potentially be bad.


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H.S. boys basketball roundup: Becton ousts No. 5 Verona
Jordan Elcock led a balanced attack with 13 points and visiting Becton knocked off Verona, 48-46, on Tuesday in the first round of the North 1, Group 1 boys basketball tournament.
Josh Hammond added 12 points and Florenc Malaj hit a trio of three-pointers and scored 11 to help 12th-seeded Becton (11-12) upset the No. 5 Hillbillies.
The Wildcats outscored Verona in the fourth quarter, 17-8.
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No. 3 CRESSKILL 59, No. 14 POMPTON LAKES 34 (at Cresskill): Senior forward Alex DeCandia had team highs of 17 points and eight rebounds to lead the defending sectional champion. The Cougars outscored the Cardinals in the third quarter, 20-6, to extend their lead to 49-22.
No. 9 HASBROUCK HEIGHTS 76, No. 8 MIDLAND PARK 62 (at Midland Park): Junior guard Mike Schroback scored 30 and senior guard Joe Crabbe 20 for the Aviators to help offset the 36 points scored by Panthers sophomore guard Ron Kruis.
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NO. 8 PASCACK VALLEY 78, NO. 9 NORTHERN HIGHLANDS 64 (at Hillsdale): Senior forward Jamie Seymour scored 27 points, grabbed eight rebounds and recorded three assists to lead the Indians. Senior guard Mike Menakis led Northern Highlands with 24 points.
NO. 5 OLD TAPPAN 54, NO. 12 MORRIS HILLS (at Old Tappan): Junior guard Troy McLaughlin scored a team-high 17 points and senior Mason Vialonga added 15 for the Golden Knights.
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FSC-2011-1: Log File Access Vulnerability
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An attacker can gain unauthorized access to information stored in log files.
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All platforms supported by the affected products.
Risk Level: MEDIUM (Low/Medium/High/Critical)
• F-Secure Internet Gatekeeper for Linux 3.x
The affected product version is not the latest in the product line. The recommended solution is to upgrade to version 4.x. A hotfix is provided for installations where upgrade is not possible.
Mitigating Factors
Limiting access to the admin UI port for the affected product by using network security functionality, such as firewalls, will also limit the range of computers that can attempt to utilize this vulnerability. Such limitation may already be in place in many environments.
F-Secure Corporation wants to thank Hiroshi Mizoguchi of Easynet Inc. for bringing this issue to our attention.
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Date Issued: 2011-02-15
Last Updated: 2011-02-15
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Watts has released its new ASSE 1070 listed LavSafe™ thermostatic faucet series. The commercial and residential faucets feature an internal paraffin thermostat, which controls both temperature and pressure. With LavSafe™ there is no need to install a separate thermostatic valve under the sink because the tempering is done just inches from the user where it is most effective. (read more)
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The expansion of Watts quick-connect fittings now include the Watts 45 Series brass quick-connect fittings. These new fittings incorporate all of the features of Watts 35 Series plastic fittings in a heavy-duty brass body. Both Series fittings feature a unique design that allows for fast, easy, leak free connections to Copper, PEX, PB and CPVC piping. (read more)
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Stoneridge extension
Original post made by hoops on Nov 3, 2012
on Nov 3, 2012 at 5:09 pm
I cant wait! Yesterday's big rig accident I 580 had all traffic re-rerouted to Santa Rita & Valley on top of the regular commute. We need the parallel frontage road to I580 that Stoneridge Drive will provide and its overdue.
on Nov 3, 2012 at 10:26 pm
The Stoneridge extension is under construction now. There will be a bridge over the creek from the south side to the north, and then a connection to Jack London Blvd in Livermore.
And the Arroyo Mocho Trail from Pleasanton will be connected to the Jack London Trail in Livermore, so we'll be able to walk or bike all the way from I-680, through Pleasanton, through Livermore, and all the way to Lake Del Valle.
on Nov 4, 2012 at 10:19 am
The Stoneridge extension will be great for commuters outside of Pleasanton when there is an accident on the freeway. However, it will be real bad for Pleasanton residents as our collector streets (Sunol Blvd, First St, and Santa Rita) will be completely clogged up as people get off the freeway as soon as they can (Sunol Blvd, and snake their way to Stoneridge) to get to 580. There might be some delay in this until the GPS providers are updated with the new route so this is an alternate route the GPS will suggest when the freeway traffic is heavy.


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It is important for people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer to seek care from hospitals and/or doctors that provide the best quality care. The best care can be obtained through hospitals or doctors that see large numbers of patients with pancreatic cancer. With more experience, hospitals and doctors may have greater knowledge of the disease and treatment options.
Before a scheduled visit with the doctor, it can be helpful to gather the patient's medical paperwork, including previous test results. Having this information available may help alleviate the duplication of diagnostic tests. Each hospital will usually need to perform a review of the biopsy slides and imaging studies, so bringing original slides and films, or digital copies of the films, will be helpful.
The patient may want to get a second opinion from another doctor about the diagnosis and treatment plan. This does not mean the first doctor's assessment is wrong. It simply means the individual would like confirmation of the diagnosis and treatment options before continuing with the planned course of action. Every patient has the right to seek a second opinion.
Once an accurate diagnosis has been made, the patient must consider treatment options. Treatment of pancreatic cancer depends on the stage of the disease and the patient's general health.
The following are links that may be useful when looking for pancreatic cancer specialists and cancer centers:
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Seeking a second opinion
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Members of the healthcare team
Questions to ask the doctor
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A 2009 Good Jobs Now report, "High Road or Low Road: Job Quality in the New Green Economy," examines the quality of jobs in green-building construction, waste recycling and the manufacture of renewable energy systems (wind and solar). Comparing high-road to low-road firms in each sector, we found that green jobs are not necessarily good jobs. In fact, there are only two predictors of a good green job: if the job is unionized or if it is covered by a Job Quality Standard (that is, a state rule attached to an economic development subsidy; as a quid pro quo for the subsidy, the company must pay a certain wage—and sometimes benefit—level).
Teamsters recycling waste in San Francisco make a fair living, unlike their non-union counterparts in Sun Valley, California, who toil near minimum wage with no health insurance. Although few factories making windmills or solar panels have yet experienced union organizing drives, 80 percent of them are covered by state-mandated Job Quality Standards, requiring modest wage floors as high as $22 an hour.
One exemplary company, Gamesa, agreed to card-check neutrality with the United Steelworkers. However, other manufacturers have tapped low-wage offshore platforms for some production.
Federal, state and local governments all have proven policy levers to ensure green jobs really strengthen the economy, and the study lays out a policy menu that includes Project Labor Agreements, Buy American requirements, Job Quality Standards, and Community Benefits Agreements.
Green-Product Manufacturing Jobs: Promises and Perils
Green jobs hold the promise of revitalizing America's manufacturing base. The cases of renewable energy (wind and solar equipment) and transit equipment (buses and rail vehicles) illustrate both the potential and the pitfalls of hoped-for reindustrialization.
Because the United States does not have a national industrial policy, it lags behind other industrialized nations in the development of new green technologies such as renewable energy. It also has a transit-vehicle manufacturing sector heavily affected by imports and foreign direct investment because it has not sustained strong investments in public transportation.
Solar and Wind Energy Equipment: Countries like Germany, Denmark, and Spain began investing in renewable energy much earlier than the U.S., and China, India and Brazil are aggressively catching up. As a result, wind and solar component manufacturing are very globalized industries and few of the biggest producers are U.S.-based.
The 2009 Recovery Act had several provisions that acted as "down payments" for U.S. jobs in renewables, however green jobs advocates say that the lack of comprehensive climate change legislation with long-term funding streams is deterring investment in wind and solar. Read more
This aricle is reprinted from a longer article posted at Good Jobs Now.


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Harlem's Fashion Row (HFR) is a social company that provides a voice for designers of color through a creative platform that enables these designers to sell and present their collections to key leaders within the fashion industry.
Designers of color represent less than 1% of designers available in major department stores. In an industry that has grossed over 250 billion in 2013 alone the voice of designers of color are not being heard, celebrated, and acknowledged. HFR was created for the sole purpose of breaking that industry standard.
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HFR is committed to a high-quality experience through every event with an innovative and inspiring display of fashion. It is a celebration of a fashion forward community that reflects the culture and personal experience of designers of color. It takes a village to raise an artist and HFR is that village.


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Campus News
A is for Arab Exhibit
An eight-panel exhibit is preparing to showcase Arabs and Muslims, and how they are displayed in US popular culture. Starting January 13, the panels will be up in the Garden Lounge of Malpass Library. More
Senior Day/Night
Senior day/night is a very important day for parents, fans, and especially the players. Intensity, emotions, and overwhelming are some of the adjectives that describe that day. More
Holiday Break Safety Tips
Holidays are fast approaching, which means students, faculty, staff, and Macomb residents are reminded to guard or hide personal property. More
Peace Corps Information
Peace Corps Volunteers often return home with amazing tales. Many of them love being immersed in another culture. They loved living in a foreign environment and learning a new language. More
Art of Bellydancing Demonstration
The Art of Belly Dance: The oldest dance is everyone's dance! Anne Dixon has been performing belly dance for over 30 years and teaching weekly dance classes since 2000. More
UUB Concert: Love and TheftTonight is the night for dancing and country music. Love and Theft will be performing in the union grand ballroom at 7:00 p.m. Stephen Barker and Eric Gunderson make up this country pair. More
Not A Pageant
Ladies, what a great way to showcase the Latino culture and vie for the title of being named Miss Flores de Cultura! More
Illinois House passes gay marriage bill
Illinois will become the 15th state to legalize same-sex marriage. Today, 61 votes (one more than the minimum) were in favor of the bill. Gov. Pat Quinn previously said if the bill reached his desk, he would pass it. More
Macomb News
Holiday Lights
Thanksgiving is coming, and so are Holiday decorations. Macomb will host a city wide lighting contest for residents in, and around Macomb. More
Love and Theft Coming to Western
Coming this Thursday is a dynamic country duo who are back after being nominated for a Country Music Award. Love and Theft are an up and rising country group who are coming back to the University Union Grand Ballroom on November 14th. More
Angel Tree Program
This years holiday season is around the corner. The Department of Finance and the Beta Alpha Psi chapter are sponsoring the 20th annual Angel Tree program. More
Macomb City Council Meeting - October 21
Nearly eight months after the snafu over the primary in Macomb's second ward…the city is taking steps to clarify its election code. More


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Visitation will be Wednesday, April 30, 2014, from 3 until 5 p.m. in the parlor at Pinkard Funeral Home in Haleyville.
Funeral service will be Wednesday at 5 p.m. in the Pinkard Funeral Home Chapel. Mickey Crane will officiate. Burial will follow in the Winston Memorial Cemetery.
Banks was preceded in death by his father, Zim Banks.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley Weaver Banks; mother, Bernice Barton Banks; daughters, Pam (Wade) Hagedorn and Teresa (Cris) McNutt; sisters, Patricia White and Jackie Brown; brothers, Wayne Banks and Larry Banks; and five grandchildren, Grace Hagedorn, Grant Hagedorn, Ben McNutt, Jesslyn McNutt and Jace McNutt.
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Hang onto your wands, Harry Potter fans! There will be wizardry and wonder in the air October 18-19 as Chestnut Hill once again transforms itself into Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley for the Harry Potter Festival as Chestnut Hill College hosts the 4th Annual Philadelphia Brotherly Love Quidditch Cup Tournament.
Throughout the Chestnut Hill neighborhood, a weekend of spellbinding events and fun-filled festivities will keep children and adults, wizards and muggles entertained. Dumbledore will open the festivities on Friday evening at 6 p.m. at the Top of the Hill Fountain Plaza with a parade of Quidditch teams. Later that evening, adult wizards and muggles are invited to join the Harry Potter pub crawl. Little wizards can enjoy a variety of activities at the festival, from the Straw Maze at Woodmere Art Museum to the Hunt for the Horcrux!
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Track & field signee finishes fourth at European Junior Championships
JU track & field signee Petra Munkacsy is already making a splash before she gets to the First Coast after finishing fourth in the 100-meter hurdles at the 21st European Athletics Junior Championships in Tallinn, Estonia.
Munkacsy, who was representing her home country of Hungary, ran a personal best time of 13.78 into a -1.0 meters per second head wind to get a top-five finish. Her previous best in the event was a time of 13.85.
"Petra has had an excellent season," said JU head coach Ron Grigg. "After her indoor success, she and her coaches felt she could run in the 13.7 range this outdoor season. She had a personal best of 13.82 in the first round and again with 13.78 in the finals. Both were run into a head wind. We are excited for her to bring those talents to our campus this fall."
Prior to committing to JU, Munkacsy became the Hungarian National Champion this year in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.56.
Munkacsy is one of eight newcomers for JU in 2012, joining Sally Marie Futch (Statesboro, Ga., throws), Sarah Bailey (Vernon, British Columbia, distance), Shadaey Campbell (Orlando, Fla., sprints), Alexis Taylor (Sanford, Fla., hurdles), LaToya Payne (Mabbleton, Ga., sprints/hurdles), Courtney Walker (Jacksonville, Fla., sprinter) and Shanique Walker (San Jose, Calif., hurdles/jumps).


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Renaissance Outdoor Patio Dining Set (9 pc.)
Set Includes:
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This dining set adds an incredible, elegant and detailed design to your patio, deck, sun room, or backyard. The set is crafted of rust free cast aluminum for years of lasting enjoyment.
The abundance of intricate decorative detail of the 60" round table and six 360 degree swivel rotation rocker chairs lends romantic intrigue to the dining destination.
The umbrella base supports most umbrella applications. The removable Lazy Susan brings versatility to your dining options.
Sunbrella® began making their performance fabric for boat sails and soon moved to fabrics for luxury automobiles. This high-performance fabric fights stains, fading and anything Mother Nature throws at it! Celebrating over 50 years of shade innovation and performance, Sunbrella fabrics offer quality and beautiful styling along with a 5-year warranty that lets you know your investment will last for years to come.
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(AP)-- It's a time when hope collides with economic reality, when the relief of that last class and the thrill of holding that diploma give way to the next big step -- finding a job.
For the Class of 2012, the optimism of graduation is clouded by the uncertain aftermath of the worst economic slide since the Depression.
Last year, graduates 24 and younger posted a 9.3 percent jobless rate; since then, there have been signs of progress. Unemployment averaged 7.2 percent during the first third of this year, compared with 9.1 percent in the same period in 2011. And one survey estimates that about 7 percent more new college grads will find work this year than a year ago.
But the job market is still tight, millions of people remain unemployed and graduates -- whether they're embarking on a career from high school, college or in mid-life -- are entering a work world where salaries have not rebounded since falling during the recession.
The outlook is especially grim for high school graduates: Unemployment has topped 20 percent in all but four months since the start of 2009.
For thousands of new graduates making the big transition this spring, there are pressures to find jobs quickly, pay off loans and, in some cases, start a second career, all against the backdrop of the slow-healing economy.
The speed and strength of the recovery -- a topic at the heart of the presidential race -- will help shape their future in different ways. For an aspiring teacher, for instance, it may determine how fast he gets out of debt. For a budding entrepreneur, how much money investors pour into his startup. And for an autoworker-turned-cook, how smoothly he reinvents himself.
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Below is a listing of upcoming programs and events for the Saint Clare Center for Catholic Life.
This event will be held at:The Italian Community Center (Festa Ballroom)631 East Chicago StreetMilwaukee, WI 53202
$25 per person (fee includes plated breakfast)$200 per table (8-10 persons)
(Italian Community Center Members & Cardinal Stritch University staff and current students receive a 50% discount)
Thursday, April 3, 20147:15-9 a.m.Dr. William Cavanaugh, Professor of Catholic Studies, DePaul University
William T. Cavanaugh is senior research professor at the Center for
World Catholicism and Intercultural Theology and professor of Catholic
studies at DePaul University. His books include Migrations of the Holy: God, State, and the Political Meaning of the Church
and Being Consumed: Economics and Christian Desire.
Despite our modern era's practice of intentionally separating
economics and theology, in this special breakfast
lecture, Dr. Cavanaugh will demonstrate the importance of integrating economic
and theological principles in a consumer society. He will challenge the assumptions that
economics deals only with material reality and that theology deals with only otherworldly
spirituality. Dr. Cavanaugh will draw
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Preparing beaches for oil? Leave bird nesting spots untouched, Audubon says.Thursday, May 6th, 2010
Well-meaning volunteers might want to prepare our beaches and estuarine shorelines for the possibility that oil spilling into the Gulf of Mexico could be carried by currents to Florida's east coast.
The Audubon Society of the Everglades offers this advice: It might be better to leave beaches alone this time of year than to "pre-clean" them before oil arrives.


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San Diego Chargers running back Mike Tolbert injured his hand and has missed practice all week. He's officially listed as doubtful now for Monday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs and is not expected to be active. Tolbert had been splitting time with Ryan Mathews, but he was slowly losing carries as the season went on.
With it looking like Tolbert will be out, Curtis Brinkley will be the primary back up to Mathews, but you shouldn't expect Brinkley to get many touches. With Tolbert down, Mathews work load should increase to the level the Chargers have wanted it to be at for a while. Tolbert was a good goal line and redzone back, but that role will now shift the the Chargers former first round pick.
For more on the Chargers head over to our Chargers blog Bolts From The Blue. For more information on Week 8 in the NFL and fantasy news, follow this StorySteam.


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Browns re-sign OT Cousins
The Browns re-signed unrestricted free-agent OT Oniel Cousins on Thursday, the club said.
Browns ORT Pashos (ankle) out; Hicks likely to start
Browns OT Tony Pashos (ankle) was ruled out for Sunday's game at Indianapolis on Friday, and Artis Hicks will likely start in Pashos' place, head coach Pat Shurmur said.
Browns assigned ex-Ravens OL Cousins off waivers
The Browns have been assigned OT Oniel Cousins, after he was placed on waivers by the Ravens on Aug. 27.
Ravens cut nine, including OL Cousins
The Ravens reduced their roster to 80 on Saturday by cutting nine players, including OL Oniel Cousins.
Ravens' OL Cousins leaves practice with headaches
ORT Oniel Cousins, who was slated to start ahead of the injured Jared Gaither, left practice Wednesday morning with headaches.
Ravens rookie OT Harewood injures knee
The Baltimore Sun is reporting that Ravens rookie OT Ramon Harewood injured his right knee during a team practice Saturday morning and was carted off the field.
The Cleveland Browns have re-signed offensive lineman Oniel Cousins and tight end Alex Smith.||||||| Cousins made one start at right tackle last season after the Browns were awarded him off waivers from Baltimore. He has made five career starts and played in 30 games. Cousins gives the Browns offensive line depth after the team released right tackle Tony Pashos, who recently underwent foot surgery and is expected to need 10 months to recover.
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What follows is a double handful of noteworthy early-week quotes from Packers players a few days after Green Bay's 48-21 rout of the No. 1-seeded Falcons last Saturday night in Atlanta:
Packers C Scott Wells on how the Packers' considerable familiarity with the Bears might impact these teams' third matchup of the season this Sunday:
"For one, I think it's great for the fans. It's a huge rivalry game. There's some great history between these two teams. So we're familiar with them. They're familiar with us. So the preparation's really going to go back to trying to evaluate what we do and controlling what we do going into this game and being at our best effort to go out there and get the win."
Wells on the Bears' well-regarded defensive linemen:
"Their starting four, they're outstanding up front. Anthony Adams, I think, is one of the most underrated defensive linemen in the league. If you watch film, he's always around the pile. He does an excellent job playing with low pads, creating penetration, getting penetration. So he's one player that I have to be familiar with, because he lines up over the center most of the time. The other guy, (Israel) Idonije, does an excellent job on that side. He kind of gets overlooked because of (Julius) Peppers and what he brings to that package. Really their front four, I think, is an outstanding defensive line. Well-coached. Tommie Harris is playing well here toward the end of the season. They do a great job holding their gaps and playing their scheme."
Wells on rookie RB James Starks' success out of the inverted wishbone and if he believes there's a new element to the offense that teams have to worry about:
"Oh, yeah, definitely, I think we've had more success running the ball the latter part of the year. I think we went through a feeling-out phase early on, trying to figure out what we were going to do once Ryan (Grant) went down. And I think we found a good balance with Brandon (Jackson) and with James and John (Kuhn) and Dimitri (Nance), when he stepped in there. So right now we have four good running backs, I think, and if we do our job up front opening up holes, they do an excellent job hitting the holes."
Packers WR Greg Jennings on if he watched the Bears-Seahawks playoff game and if he thought the field might have affected the Seahawks:
"I did watch the game. I know it affected those guys on a couple of routes that I saw, couple guys slid. But that's going to happen regardless of what field you're on, if you're in that type of climate. You have to be mindful of your footing and your body lean and things like that."
Jennings on when he first became aware of the intensity of the Green Bay-Chicago rivalry:
"Honestly, I didn't become aware of it until I got here. I could have cared less for the Bears, and should I say the Packers, too? I really didn't watch either the Packers or the Bears. I was a Barry Sanders follower. So whatever Barry did, I knew everything he did. But once I got here, I started to understand how in-depth the rivalry was and how important it was to not only the players, the organization, but to the fans."
Jennings on what he took away from the two games the Packers have played so far this season against the Bears:
"Well, number one, you know you're going against a fast defense, a defense that can make plays. They thrive off of turnovers. If we can take control and keep their defense on the field and keep their offense off the field, but at the same time be mindful of the ball-security phase, then we have a great shot of winning the ballgame."
Packers ILB A.J. Hawk on where he ranks Devin Hester as a threat in space whether as a returner or wide receiver:
"He's right at the top of the list, I would say. For sure. He can do everything. Once he gets the ball in his hands, he's tough to stop. Tough to get down. He does a great job of especially returning punts. When he gets the ball, he might make a few moves, make the first guy miss. He gets vertical quick."
Hawk on what he thinks it will be like playing the Bears for the third time in one season:
"It will be good. That's why I think it's going to be a great matchup just because there's no secrets. They're not going to do anything new. We're probably not going to do anything new. It's going to be football. It's going to be up to the guys on the field, I think. … It's football. This is how it should be. In Chicago, cold-weather game. Big rivalry. It's going to be a good one."
CB Tramon Williams on whether he could identify a particular point when things really started to click for the Packers:
"Just the urgency of feeling that we were in the playoffs, two games before the playoffs started. Basically it was win or go home. And we knew that. We knew the type of team we had. And we knew it would be a shame if we didn't make it to the playoffs. And I think guys took that approach and saw it like I saw it and just kind of got it together and everyone's kind of playing together at this point."
Williams on if he is immune to all of a sudden becoming an instant star:
"Not really. You know, it's fun. It's what you work for to be great and pretty much be the best at what you want to be the best at. And that's always been one of my things to work at being the best. You sit back and watch other guys make plays and do things and get all the attention. And as a competitor, somewhere deep down inside you want to do the same things those guys are doing. You want to be that player."


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Can we install Opera mini in Nokia devices?
Can we install Opera mini in Nokia devices?
Welcome to the Forum Nokia Developer discussion board, as this DiBo concentrates on development related issues, you might find more end-user problems related Dibo better suited for your query. Here's link for one: http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/
Please tell me if you get an answer to the opera question. I have had i in my 6300 but the new 6303 wont allow it and I am forece to use the original browser. thanks, Dan