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Richard Dowling, who police say has Alzheimer's disease, was found safe in New Castle, Pennsylvania on Wednesday. Dowling was reported missing from his Pioneer, OH home at 8 a.m. on Tuesday.
Police have not released any further information on the case, except saying that Dowling is safe.
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Villa Riverfront,direct riverfront w.pool,Spa,boat dock in Cape Coral
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Tarpon Point area
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,000 - $ 1,250 / week
$ 3,400 - $ 4,300 / month
vacation rental description
River frontage large Luxury 3 bedroom 2 bath, pool-SPA & Boat dock. Villa Riverfront is located in the South SW of Cape Coral in a up-scaled, premium area, on a dead end street among multi million dollars homes direct on the Main River, 6-7 minutes with boat to the Gulf Of Mexico. relax with a cold drink, see wild dolphins playing around the boat dock or try your luck with a fishing rod to catch a chark or tarpon.
The home was recently totally new-renovated/modernized with top of the line,stainless steel appliances, oak cabinets, granite counter tops,italian marble floors,new designer furniture's, Lcd/Hd Tv's in all rooms, Dvd & Cd players
and much more. The Home is Fully Equpped for 10, sleep maximum 8 adults + 2 children.
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- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 05-19-2014 at 8:15 AM.
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yvonne wilenius 239-940-1362
house rental amenities
A Huge open family room with sectional sofa groups with a 50 Inch LCD/HD TV.
Dining Room
with china ,table & chairs with a georgius view over pool and the River.
Large open Kitchen with stainless steel appliances,Oak cabinets, granite counter tops and sliding windows to a Granite serving bar at the patio-Pool area.
Master Bedroom
With King size bed,Lcd-Hd TV, glass sliding doors to Pool,patio area.View over pool & the River.
With Walk in Shower,his and hers vanities, oak cabinets,granite counter tops, Italian marble walls& floors.
With King size bed, Lcd-HD TV,Dvd,PH.
With tub & walk in shower, oak cabinets,granite counter tops,vanities Italian Marble floors.
With Queen size bed,LCD/HD TV, PH,office desk,Lap top computer, fax, Printer,high speed wireless Internet.
A huge roofed& screened in Patio/entertainment area with sectional sofa groups,table & chairs, 42inch Lcd-HD TV and a heated pool with a enormous screened doors/windows with a stunning view of the River.
A very large Captain walk, boat dock, with lift
with space for your yacht, your own or rented boat
+ a open entertainment deck with a Luxury 5 people jetted SPA.
Relax take a cold drink and enjoy wild dolphins playing around the dock or grab a fishing rod and catch the big ones.6-7minutes with boat from the Gulf Of Mexico.
GARAGE 2 Car Garage
HOME With BOAT:
We offer our guests a 24 foot Hurricane Sport Sun Deck boat , docked at the house,that could be rented with the home to a reduced rate.
TOTAL PRICE: $750 Includes 7 days boat rental, Insurance,taxes,delivery/pickup & Captain tuition safety boat instructions.
TOTAL PRICE: $435 Includes 3 days boat rental, Insurance,taxes & Captain safety boat instructions. ASK for Boat Flyer.
activities and attractions in Cape Coral Gulf Coast South
Optional Services.
Private Chef. Hire our in house private Chef to shop around for the very best ingredients,Decorate the home,bring his pots & pans, pre-pare, cook and serve you an unforgettable Gourmet dinner . Chef J is a highly culinary educated & awarded Chef. Ask for sample Menu & Estimate.
Private Chauffeur Hire one of our uniformed drivers for your business meeting or for pleasure.Multilingual language speaking drivers.
Charter one of our Coast Guard Licensed Captain's with boat.
Guided Day Cruise: 4 hours US$ 250.00. Full Day US$ 350.00. Includes gas & Taxes.
Fishing Trips: 4 hours $ 320,00, 6 hours US$ 375.00. 8 Hours US$ 430.00.
Includes fishing permit, fishing rods,bait and tackle,tax.
Maybe A good way to learn navigation of the many water ways before you rent your own boat.
Limousine Services Hire one of our limos. VIP rates for our guests 20% off. We offer special wedding, honeymoon, and anniversary packages.
The Villa Riverfront is located in the South SW Cape Coral
Direct on the River with miles of unlimited stunning view over the waterways and across the River to our neighbor City, Fort Myers. and just around the corner from Gulf Of Mexico.
Enjoy South-Eastern Exposure with an increadable sunrise, the best fishing you can find direct on your boat dock and only 6-7 minutes with boat to the Gulf Of Mexico.
Walking distance to the Rosegarden and Tarpon Point Yacht club with the only 5 stars restaurant in SW Florida Mark 92 ,shopping and entertainment. & offer daily boat tours to Fort Myers beach.
5 Minutes drive to Down town and Cape Coral Beach.
vacation rental rates
DAILY-Weekly-Monhly Rates Villa Riverfront
Christmas-New Year DEC.15 to JAN.04 US $220/Night $1,375/week. $4.300/Month
WINTER Season: JAN. 05 to APRIL 30. US $200/Night. $1,250/Week. $4,300/Month
SUMMER Season MAY 01 to DEC. 14. US $170/Night. $1,000/Week $3,400/Month
All Our RATES Are Based on 4 People Accommodations:
Each additional adult/teen $10/Night or $50/Week or $120/Month
Each additional Child 7 to 12 years $ 5/Night or $25/Week or $60/Month
Children 6 years or younger stay free.
Additional Charges
a one time cleaning fee $125with daily stay. Or $150 with weekly stay
Taxes 11%
Electric cost 0.14 per KWH, minus your Electric Guest allowance 20% off.
= You Pay $ 0.11 Includes franchise Fee and 6 % tax.
It is the responsibility of the guest to read alectric meter at arrival & departure
and pay for usage at check out from the home..
2.B. CANCELLATION OF RESERVATION: All cancellation needs to be in writing.
Should tenant cancel 61 days or more prior to the first day
of rental period, reservation deposit is refundable minus a $200 administration
fee, or with written proof of illness from a certified doctor the reservation
deposit minus a $100 administration fee will be refunded.
In case of changes of the original reservation to new
available arrival departure date 61 + days before arrival may requested by the
tenant, an administered fee of $100 will be charged, which becomes due at the
time of received the new Reservation Confirmation, upon receipt of the new
available arrival-departure dates.
Should tenant cancel 60 days or less prior to the first day
of rental period , the reservation deposit becomes due & is forfeited. C. Should tenant
cancel 30 days or less prior to the first day of the rental period, the total
rental amount becomes due, unless the property can be re-rented to another
party for the same rental period and price in this case only the rental
reservation deposit as stated in 2A is forfeited., but other rental deposits if
any should be returned.
D. Visit America/Agent reserve the right to substitute the rented accommodation
to a similar and or a upgraded accommodation at any circumstances that may
occur and that are beyond our control.
We recommend our guests to arrange with a travel insurance,
there is travel insurance available to a very low cost at all major vacation
home rentals websites such as home away, vacationrentals.com
Cost between $39 to $80 that will cover any loss for
cancellations of accommodations, airline tickets luggage and or any other travel
related cancellations issues.
yvonne wilenius 239-940-1362
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Cape Coral
- fishing
- boating
- aligator hunting
- beaches
- golfing
Top things to do on a budget
- fishing
- beaches
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- biking
- snorkeling
Top things to do with a family
- fishing
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Sunday, August 10, 2014
Garlands & Clouds
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Friday, July 4, 2014
Winter Wonderland & Woodland Kids' Rooms
Gorgeous room designs added to my shop. For custom designs or if you have any questions just email me.
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Tuesday, June 3, 2014
My First Mother's Day
I was so excited about Mother's Day. It felt like Christmas used to feel when like when I was little. I bought myself a mug 'from' Piper. I can't wait for her little handmade Mother's Day stall purchases in year to come. On Sunday, Mr bought me a large coffee and a gorgeous bunch of blooms. I made a mini layer cake with berries from the bunch.
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Sunday, June 1, 2014
Closer to Nature GIVEAWAY
Usually I find out useful things exist once I no longer require them, but the Perfect Prep machine came into my life at exactly the right time. So easy and quick to use - it makes a bottle in less than 2 minutes at the perfect temperature and water level. With the little miss waking at night due to her teething and wanting a bottle in an instant, so pressing a button and having a bottle done in no time has been fabulous. We used to have boiled cooled water in the fridge and then have to wait for what seemed forever for the kettle to boil, then we would tip in and out cool and warm water until we reached the about the right temp and water level, then test it and ask each other, "is it warm enough?" "should we put it in the bottle warmer?" "Do you think its too hot?" "Should we run it under cold water?" Not what you want to be doing at 3am. No need any more. Oh, and it filters the water too!
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Preparing your baby's bottle isn't always straightforward, so to help parents everywhere, closer to nature® have created the perfect prep™ machine. Specially designed to make preparing bottles* quicker and more accurate, this clever device makes a fresh bottle at just the right serving temperature in less than 2 minutes, so your baby's bottle will be perfect every time. The perfect prep™ machine is designed to fit most bottle shapes and sizes. Available at Babies R Us, RRP$250.
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Sunday, May 18, 2014
Hugh's Little Forest
One of my lovely followers asked me for help with her little boy's room. He was moving into a big bed and she was thinking she might like 'the woods' theme, but didn't want to the room to be too babyish, too grown up or too obviously themed. This was the room design board I provided along with lots of gorgeous examples of how to put the room together (with some alternate suggestions for some items) and my styling tips one-pager of things to keep in mind when pulling it all together.
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Friday, May 9, 2014
Styling for Me We Design
Me We Design makes the loveliest stitched trees and wanted some beautiful images of them to share on her social media sites and online shop. This is where I come into it. She posted her products to me in the post for the Concrete & Honey Styling & Photography treatment and these images are the result.
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Thursday, May 8, 2014
Giveaway :: Make Me Iconic
Hey guys, it's here!!
A generous giveaway worth over $150 from the clever possums over at Make Me Iconic.
One winner will receive everything listed below:
'Hello Possum' pillowcase
'Hello Possum' acrylic bunting
Iconic biscuit cup & saucer
Iconic lights tea towel
Each beautiful piece is featured above.
To be eligible to win just
1. 'Like' Make Me Iconic's Facebook page and
1. 'Like' Make Me Iconic's Facebook page and
2. Leave a comment (on this post or on my instagram post) with:
a) the number Liker you were (I was 1,005!); and
b) your email address so we can contact you if you win
a) the number Liker you were (I was 1,005!); and
b) your email address so we can contact you if you win
A winner will be chosen at random and will be announced on Sunday 11 May (AEST).
Good Luck!
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Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Felt Foxes
Felt Foxes ball garlands. This is some of the styling and photography that came of it.
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Saturday, May 3, 2014
Hello Possum
Aren't these images and products by Make Me Iconic absolutely amazing? I am in love with the koala made in collaboration with Cloth and Thread, who featured here. Stay tuned for a GIVEAWAY from this stunning range soon.
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A couple of state legislators are trying to kill an Orange County ballot measure that would require businesses with 15 or more employees to grant paid sick time to full- and part-time workers.
State Sen. David Simmons, R-Altamonte Springs, and State Rep. Steve Precourt, R-Orlando, have both promised to look at ways to keep the ballot initiative from ever getting to the voters.
Lew Oliver, chairman of Orange County's GOP, said he led the fight to get rid of the sick time initiative, and legislators are doing the right thing to prevent a vote.
"It never occurred to me, and it never occurred to most people that I spoke to, that it would even be possible to by local ballot initiative to change the rules and regulations between and contracts between employers and employees," Oliver said.
Orange County would be at a major disadvantage in the competition for jobs if it had different rules than the rest of the state, according to Oliver.
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"For somebody who doesn't get sick leave, this is an extra $500-$600 per employee, even at minimum wage.
"So what's the next step? Guaranteed education? Guaranteed child care? Guaranteed paid vacation? And how much paid vacation? Two weeks? That's not enough? OK go back to the electorate, get three. Oh that's not going to be good? Four, five, six, eight, 10 -- what ever the number happens to be?"
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Lake Tarpon Villas is a modern, stylish, quiet and beautifully maintained complex. Our recently up-dated condo offers all the amenities. The cable tv has over 300 HD channels, there is a blu-ray player and air-conditioning. The kitchen is fully equipped. There is a microwave, coffee maker and all cooking utensils necessary. The linens are included and there is a laundry facility. There is a welcoming heated pool and hot-tub. the complex offers assigned parking out front with additional guest parking in the rear.
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You couldn't be more convenitently located no matter where your interests lay. There is no end of shopping. You could enjoy the ocean at any one of the beautiful local beaches. You could test your fishing skills on fabulous Lake Tarpon, considered by some to have the best bass fishing. There are golf courses for all levels. The dining possibilities will safisfy any appetite. After a day your way, the condo itself is perfect for relaxing, with the pool and hot-tub just steps away.
activities and attractions in Palm Harbor Gulf Coast Central
Truly the possibilities are endless. If you enjoy shopping there is everything from flea markets, to specialty shops, to shopping malls and up-scale shopping. The area offers spas and nail salons. The golfing is spectacular, there are over 50 public and private courses to choose from. There are water sports of every kind, including freshwater and saltwater fishing, deep sea fishing, boating, boat tours, sailing, scuba diving, jet skiing and more. There are beautiful beaches only minutes away. There are bicycling, in-line skating and jogging trails nearby. There are several area museums, including the Slavador Dali Museum. You can enjoy all major sports in local professional sporting venues, including hockey, basketball and baseball. The Florida Aquarium and Lowary Park Zoo are in the area. Busch Gardens is half an hour away, and a 90 minute drive will land you in Orlando where you can visit DisneyWorld, Sea World, Universal and many water parks.
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Rental fee due 60 days in advance of your stay. $300.00 scheduling deposit. Scheduling deposit returned upon inspection, assuming no damage and unit is left as found.
Scott and Shelly Driscoll 8024534638
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Palm Harbor
- Beaches
- Water activities
- Shopping
- Professional Sporting events
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4.5/5 rDev +15.7%
02-19-2013 03:37:07 | More by Blanco
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New York
4.25/5 rDev +9.3%
smooth, easy drinking saison.
08-26-2014 00:52:58 | More by oldbizmark
New York
4/5 rDev +2.8%
09-14-2013 04:40:59 | More by SkiBum22
North Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +15.7%
04-05-2012 22:57:02 | More by marvin213
New York
4.18/5 rDev +7.5%
Bomber bottle, purchased in Peeksklill, NY $11.99. "Best Before 2015" on the label
Pours clouded lighter tangarine/amber/golden, under an intiially huge med. khaki head, that slowly fades to a thicker foam, gauzy sheets of fine lacing.
Lemon, honey and pepper on the nose.
Dry, flavorful, over loaded with citric juices, lime and loads of pepper. Carbonation on the high side. Crisp, moderatly tart and bright. Brett showing nicely, with some light funk, but mostly crisply and with more puckeringly dry/citric character.
Lovely beer, go get some
03-31-2013 23:04:52 | More by Billolick
New York
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
06-06-2014 03:42:52 | More by mjtiernan
4/5 rDev +2.8%
12-10-2012 18:41:23 | More by xdefeatsy
4.08/5 rDev +4.9%
On Tap
Churchill's Pub & Grille
San Marcos, CA
Slightly hazed golden in color with a creamy white head that leaves ribbons and lots of sticky lace down the glass.
Aroma is a nice combination of grass, hay, earth, a little bit of bubble gum, yeast, and floral hops. Very nice.
The flavor is similar to the aroma, with good amounts of grass, earth, and floral characters leading the way, along with a bit of sweet bubblegum, and bread. Very nice and incredible drinkable. No alcohol presence.
Medium bodied with moderate-high carbonation, and somewhat creamy.
Very nice, incredibly drinkable saison, though probably not worth the price point.
07-04-2012 22:44:11 | More by ehammond1
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +2.8%
07-08-2014 03:25:47 | More by chickenm
Alberta (Canada)
3.84/5 rDev -1.3%
650ml bottle. Another saison, as the 'season' quickly wanes, this one brewed with honey.
This beer pours a very hazy, cloudy medium golden yellow colour, with two fingers of puffy, finely foamy, and somewhat creamy off-white head, which leaves a pretty decent array of layered sedimentary rock lace around the glass as it slowly recedes.
It smells of sharp, edgy earthy yeast, semi-sweet wheaty cereal malt, white and black pepper, very tame leathery funk, dry lemon zest, and herbal, floral hops. The taste is still rather cutting up front, what with the sassy yeast, dry citrus pith, and zingy pepper dust all sort of conferring as such, before some slightly less pungent lemon rind 'fruitiness' comes aboard, alongside a mild earthy funk, understated orchard stone fruitiness, mild white pepper spiciness, and touch of finally manifested ethereal honey sweetness.
The bubbles are fairly hefty, and zingy for the most part, with a hollow frothiness, the body medium-light in weight, and a tad acrid in its attempt at smoothness. It finishes quite dry, the yeast still large and in charge, the citrus and drupe fruitiness hanging tough, and da funk loitering like it wasn't exactly a misdemeanor.
A decent enough saison, though the honey has a hard time convincing me that it actually exists. Yeasty, wheaty, spicy, and a bit boozy - that's what this one is all about. As for Ron or Ryan (is he a beast?), I really have no fucking clue who they are, and even less gumption to learn more, at this particular point in time.
09-20-2013 05:20:39 | More by biboergosum
4/5 rDev +2.8%
09-03-2012 04:24:25 | More by AlexChillton
4/5 rDev +2.8%
01-17-2014 03:48:29 | More by Griffith
3.5/5 rDev -10%
12-02-2013 02:40:02 | More by Dawkins
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev -0.3%
Surprisingly decent saison, smooth with a honey finish. Recently purchased bottle. Light coloured body, slightly spicy and in no way funky aroma. Good drinkability, does not even need the honey to be a good saison, and it would have been not as sweet.
10-03-2012 01:07:19 | More by Sammy
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
12-20-2013 10:29:30 | More by aztraz
New York
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
05-26-2014 18:38:45 | More by Ralphs66
4.4/5 rDev +13.1%
Poured into a Stone IRS glass. Hazy, straw color with foamy white head that lasts a bit then quickly disappears, leaving a very thin layer behind. Brewed with one of my personal favorites, Brettanomyces. Nose is lemon, straw, slightly sweaty/funky, some apples and some bready yeast notes. The taste is very lemony up front. Almost more lemony than lemons. That quickly gives way to a funky barnyard taste with tropical fruits like mango. There's some bready, malty tastes in the back and a strong yeasty taste more in the foreground. Some flavors of tart green apples and even a little bit of cherry in there. Delicious. It is very carbonated but not in an overwhelming way. Its very drinkable for something so funky. I am not usually a fan of saisons but a lot of new ones seem to be growing on me. If I get the opportunity to pick up another of these I will and I'll sit on it for a bit to see where the Brett goes. It tastes like its still alive and kicking and it has a long journey ahead of it.
09-14-2012 04:24:40 | More by DonDirkA
South Carolina
4.13/5 rDev +6.2%
Served from bottle into a Mikkeller oversized wine glass. Poured a hazy yellow-orange with a one finger off-white head that subsided to a minimal amount very slowly. Maintained phenomenal lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, banana, spices, banana runts, and bubble gum. The flavor was of sweet malt, bubble gum, banana, spices, and bread. It had a light feel on the palate with high carbonation. Overall this was a pretty good brew. The aroma on this one was really nice and complex. It made me think that this was going to be a massively sweet brew that would make me wish I had a shot for diabetes standing by. However, the flavor was very nice and well balanced and actually tasted like bubble gum which was awesome to experience again as it doesn't happen often in the brews I drink. Definitely a must try from Evil Twin!
04-23-2012 13:58:10 | More by thagr81us
New York
3.63/5 rDev -6.7%
Pours a bright yet cloudy pale orange color with a short yet dense pure white head. A bit more orangey than your typical saison.
The aroma is quite sweet, has kind of an orangey candy type scent. Some subtle tart apple and farmhouse funk, mainly hay. Its a nice aroma but definitely sweet.
The taste has an earthy sourness that was not picked up in the aroma. Kind of sharp bitter unripe orange. There is a brightness from the malt and floral notes. Some hay and funk and an odd metallic note. The bitter/sour is too sharp for my liking.
The feel is light and fizzy, crisp. Good balance for the most part but does end with a rough bitterness.
A flavorful saison but the sour/bitter is a bit too striking; needs to be more mellow. Its worth a purchase but not sure a re-purchase.
06-21-2012 04:16:22 | More by Gmann
4/5 rDev +2.8%
08-15-2013 18:38:34 | More by bum732
3.25/5 rDev -16.5%
04-05-2013 06:57:07 | More by GRG1313
4/5 rDev +2.8%
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New Hampshire
4.5/5 rDev +15.7%
01-04-2013 11:26:16 | More by Snellgg5
3.55/5 rDev -8.7%
500 ml bottle. Served in a Unibroue tulip, the beer pours a cloudy gold color with about an inch and a half frothy white head that stayed around for a long time. There's also a good amount of lacing. The brew smells like hay, bready malt, peppery spice, lemon peel, and some green apples. It tastes like bready malt, lemon peel, bubblegum, peppery spice and some fruit and herbs. Mouthfeel/body is medium, it's a bit slick and has moderate/high (but soft) carbonation which helps make this easy to drink. I think this is a solid overall brew, but it's not my favorite of the Evil Twin beers I've tried. With that being said, I do think it's worth trying.
12-19-2011 00:11:45 | More by bluejacket74
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +9.3%
12-04-2012 01:17:19 | More by n2185
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London Wasps host London Irish at Adams Park on Saturday 24 August in their final game of the preseason schedule.
With an array of Stingers' Day activities before the game in the marquee and the car park, as well as a Q&A and a signing session after the game, it is set to be a great day out.
Having already faced both ASM Clermont Auvergne and Connacht in previous weeks, the fixture will be London Wasps' last preseason fixture before the opening day of the season, which will see them take on Harlequins at Twickenham in the London Double Header on 7 September.
All season ticket holders have been sent their free ticket to this game by post as we have slightly delayed the delivery of the new season ticket cards.
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If you have not received your ticket by Friday, August 23rd please call Mia Lamming on 0208 993 8298 and we will arrange collection on the day.
Please note that only the Main Stand and the Lower Tier of the Frank Adams Stand are open for this game – so there is unreserved seating for this match.
To secure your place book online at wasps.co.uk/tickets.
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In the Marquee there will be free face painting, a DJ and a London Wasps Community Car Boot Sale selling a range of London Wasps products including mugs, DVDs, hats and scarves to raise money for the Community Foundation. There will also be an information desk to provide information about the new London Wasps Supporters Club.The Marquee is not serving alcohol this weekend. That will be available for purchase in Scores and the Vere.
In the Car Park there will be a number of Aviva inflatables including a target run and a bungee run, as well as a London Wasps Community skills zone.
The Park and Ride services will begin at midday from the High Wycombe train station and the Cressex Park and Ride facility, near Junction 4 of the M40. The buses run on a circuit with the final buses before the game leaving Cressex at around 14:40 and the Train Station around 14:30. They start again from the stadium after the match and run until 7pm.
There are car parks available right along Hillbottom Road. Car-parking costs from £5. The car parks will close two hours after the game ends, the same time as the last bus leaves for the Park and Ride service.
London Wasps will also reward any car arriving two hours prior to kick off, travelling with four people in the vehicle, FREE car parking for the game. This FREE parking offer has been extended to motorcyclists with a passenger who arrive two hours prior to kick off.
After the time of two hours before the game, then the full cost will apply.
To take advantage of this on the day simply arrive at the check point or entrance to the Artisan Car Park BEFORE the deadline with a car of four.
Directions from the West
M40 to J4 M40/A404. At Junction 4 take slip road and turn left, then take first exit for A4010 (John Hall Way). FREE Park and Ride is signposted on your left 200 yards from the roundabout. To get to Adams Park please follow the BROWN tourist information road signs showing a soccer ball.


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We love street performers just as much as the next Cheapo. Have any idea where this quintet is making noise? Clue: You might call them renaissance men.
The first correct guess wins a free copy of the book, "Ask Arthur Frommer & Travel Better, Cheaper, Smarter."
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I am the sixth member of this band. Thanks for cropping me out! Haha
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Florence, IT
Is it Rome?
Siena, IT
Madrid, Spain
Florence, Italy
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Milan, Italy
I guess Florence makes sense. But, if no one has won yet, that's not correct. Leonardo da Vinci was the quintessential Rennaisance man, and he was born in Vinci, Italy. So, that's my guess: Vinci, even though I suspect it's a small town and this looks more metropolitan with the shop in the background.
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Dell has an amazing one-day sale on a bunch of their displays today. If you're in the market for something new, today would be a great day to take advantage, saving 25% on the price with free shipping!
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Have you ever wondered what might be better than high definition? While Apple has been touting Retina display technology on its devices for a while now, as far as the living room is concerned, it's all about 4K, which is now rebranded as Ultra High-Definition thanks to the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) having officially voted on the new moniker. UHD boosts 8 million dynamic pixels with a resolution of 3,840 x 2160 and higher. The result is life-like, astonishing picture quality. This isn't like the 3DTV marketing craze that failed to live up to the hype--experts call this the holy grail of displays becoming reality. Several television manufacturers have already demoed their 4K Ultra HD display offerings at places like CES with high attendee approval of the new TV category. It's a sure bet that this upcoming CES 2013 in Las Vegas will see a more advance crop of Ultra HD televisions making their public debuts.
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After researching the different River Cruise companies and itineraries we decided to sail with Viking on the "Grand European Tour" from Budapest to Amsterdam. We were met at the airport by a Viking staff and provided transportation to the Ship. After settling in our cabin and a tour of the ship we were introduced to the staff at a "welcome presentation". We sailed the next day after our first organized shore tour of Budapest.
We were use to an Ocean Cruise ship "luxury balcony cabin" and of course we cannot compare it to the cabin on our river cruise that was less then half the size but it was acceptable. It was much noisier but on a positive side it was very handy to all locations on the ship .
Our ship did not have balconies and we miss this feature. My wife found it to small but it was OK with me. On our future River Cruise we would chose a larger cabin with a balcony.
This cruise far exceeded our greatest expectation. The ship,the scenery and the staff from the Captain to the waiters could not do enough to serve and please us. The entertainment the shore excursions and the food were all exceptional. With the size of the ship and the number of passengers compared to an Ocean Cruise it became very easy to meet everyone on board and form a lasting friendship. The variety of shore excursions and their history were so different from an Ocean Cruise and provided a new cruise experience. We flew back home the morning after our arrival in Amsterdam and were taken to the airport with the captain the cruise director and his assistant that helped us with our luggages and "check in". We never expected this much service but appreciated it all. I would highly recommend this type of cruise and we are looking forward to many more.
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Their earlier work was bit too commercial, passe for my tastes.
This album strikes a chord, a cord, and a nerve and back.
This is much more satisfying on a deeper level.
Chris, Vinny, Rog, JR, Buddy have outdone themselves.
Most bands get worse and uninspired as they age.
LTJ gets more and more awesome each day/year.
It'll be a sad day for music/art when they go their separate ways.
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The greatest place youve ever been to, that isnt popular at all!
If you go to a touristic place, the locals will try to make their living by selling souvenirs and show generally not much interest in you. In less popular places though, the locals will be excited to learn about your culture and are incredibly happy to meet you (given you have the right attitude and show them respect).
Now you probably all know this, so the purpose of this thread is not to educate anyone about this. It is rather a call to you to share these kind of great places here with our community. To bring it down to one sentence: Please tell us about a great place youve been to, that isnt popular at all. I maintain a list with places I want to visit and I imagine this thread might be able to bring up great additions to it!
It makes sense that I kickstart this thread with one of the greatest travel experiences I ever had.
Last year I was working in Shanghai. During October the WHOLE COUNTRY gets a one week national holiday. Imagine 1.4 billion Chinese either trying to visit their families or travelling within China. This is total overkill for public transportation and every touristic destination.


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Dwight Howard will play tonight against the Charlotte Bobcats after stating he would wait and see how his shoulder felt after last night's game against the Boston Celtics. It was reported that Howard had no setbacks in his first game back after re-aggravating his shoulder in Phoenix.
Dwight Howard playing tonight in Charlotte, per Mike D'Antoni.— KEVIN DING (@KevinDing) February 8, 2013
Hopefully Howard can continue lacing them up on a nightly basis for the Lakers, but with a temperamental such as a torn labrum, it will be difficult to completely rely on having Howard every game going forward. With Pau Gasol out for the foreseeable future (a minimum of 6-8 weeks after team doctors in Los Angeles examined him and confirmed the torn plantar fascia diagnosis), Mitch Kupchak and Mike D'Antoni will meet on Sunday to discuss the Lakers' personnel going forward. Without a reliably healthy Howard, and without the safety net that Gasol has always been for the Lakers, it's only sensible to discuss the strategy going forward.
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Authorities have arrested a 19-year-old classmate in connection to the homicide of Alicia Dorene Barnett, 18, a student found dead along a Winter Haven trail last month, police said.
Antonio Donte Callaway has been arrested and charged with attempted first degree murder, Winter Haven Police Chief Gary Hester said.
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Police say Barnett was slain Nov. 12, 2012, over a drug deal gone bad. The night before Barnett's death, Callaway and the second suspect had talked with her and wanted to buy marijuana, police said.
Barnett's body was found along the Chain of Lakes Trail, shot multiple times. There were signs of a struggle, Hester said."There were obvious signs of trauma," Hester said last month. "Based off of some of the reports we got from the individual who located the victim, there's no doubt in our mind that we have a homicide here."Investigators think she was on her way to school at New Beginnings High, a charter school for at-risk students in Winter Haven. Because of the Veterans Day holiday, the school bus she normally takes to get from her home 40 miles away to school was not running. So investigators think she hitched a ride with friends for part of the way, and they dropped her off on a trail near the school.
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Growing up in northern Illinois, Carla Cáceres spent a lot of time on Lake Michigan. "I was fascinated by the lake," she says. "I love the water."
Carla turned her love of water into a career in limnology. Limnologists are scientists who study the characteristics of freshwater systems such as lakes, rivers, streams, ponds, and wetlands. They also study nonoceanic saltwater, such as the Great Salt Lake.
The job title limnologist applies to workers in many occupations who are trained in different scientific fields. As Carla says, "Limnology is really broad, so within limnology we often specialize." For example, limnologists might study the plants or animals that live in a body of water, the chemical properties of the water, or the physics of water movement.
A limnologist's area of specialization usually determines his or her specific occupational title. Environmental scientists, ecologists, fisheries biologists, natural resources specialists, and biogeochemists—all can be limnologists. What they share is a common focus on inland water systems. And when they work together on projects, each contributes his or her specialized knowledge.
Carla is an ecologist who studies several species of zooplankton in lakes and ponds in Michigan and Illinois. She works with scientists from the Illinois Natural History Survey, a research organization that monitors lake conditions. Limnologists' goals often relate to maintaining natural ecosystems or to understanding the potential impact of an activity, such as building houses in a wetland area. "It's easier to manage a system if you understand it," says Carla.
One objective of her research is to determine why the fish population in the Great Lakes is declining. "We look at what's going on in the food web that's affecting the fish population," she says. Because she understands the life-forms in the water and their relationships with each other, she can help to determine which organisms, if any, are causing the decrease in fish.
Limnologists work both in the field and in the laboratory. In the field, limnologists spend time outside—on a rowboat, for example, or wading or diving in the body of water that they're studying. Most enjoy this hands-on work, but there is also plenty to do indoors.
In the lab, limnologists conduct experiments, make and test hypotheses, and compare their results with those of previous studies. They might develop techniques or instruments that will help them test their assumptions. And they use computers to analyze the data that they get from their experiments and to make predictions by means of statistical models.
Carla occasionally goes to lakes and ponds to take measurements and collect water samples. She then brings the samples back to the lab, where she looks at them under a microscope. She also puts the samples in beakers and makes changes to the water—for example, giving an invasive species of zooplankton different things to eat—to see how the species reacts and how the overall conditions are affected.
"You can't always introduce something into a whole body of water, and you can't kill off an entire species," says Carla. Instead, limnologists test some of their predictions by doing computer simulations. For example, Carla might use computer models to determine whether a change in the water will lead to a corresponding change in the fish population.
Limnologists also write reports, scientific papers, and research proposals; keep current on developments in their field; and present their findings to others. In addition, limnologists often must apply for grants to fund their projects.
Many limnologists teach in colleges and universities. In addition to working with scientists at the research organization, Carla is an associate professor who instructs students in limnology, environmental biology, and ecology. Along with writing lesson plans, teaching, and grading students' work, limnology professors plan and conduct laboratory experiments with their students.
Limnologists must sometimes perform their job duties near the water systems that they study. As a result, they may need to live near a body of water or travel frequently—or both.
Limnologists work for Federal and State governments, academic institutions, and in the private sector, such as for an environmental consulting firm. In the Federal Government, a limnologist might work for the U.S. Geological Survey, Environmental Protection Agency, Fish and Wildlife Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, or Army Corps of Engineers. In both government and the private sector, the job title limnologist is used less often than occupational titles—such as hydrologist or chemist—that match the worker's area of specialization.
No matter where they are employed, these water workers are usually analytical and like solving problems. Communication skills are important for writing and presenting research, and classes in statistics or computer programming are helpful in analyzing test results.
In high school, students can start to prepare for a limnology career by getting a well-rounded education, especially in the sciences, English, and mathematics. "Keep taking math," Carla advises, "because it is not until later that it becomes clear how you'll use it and how important it is."
Most limnologists have at least a bachelor's degree, usually in a core science, such as biology or chemistry. The major chosen generally determines the type of work a limnologist will do, as well as his or her occupational title. Some limnologists have a master's degree or a Ph.D. A Ph.D. is required for most teaching positions at colleges and universities.
Volunteering in aquatic science can give students helpful exposure to the work. Laboratory experience, such as helping a professor with a research project or participating in a summer research program, can increase students' knowledge of the subject.
Competition for limnology jobs can be tight because of the occupation's popularity and dependence on funding. Those who have knowledge in a broad range of scientific disciplines might be able to adapt better to changing job market conditions.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) does not collect wage data specifically on limnologists but does collect wage data on many occupations in which limnologists can work. For example, BLS data show that in May 2007, hydrologists earned a median annual wage of $68,140, zoologists and wildlife biologists earned a median wage of $55,100, and chemists earned a median wage of $63,490. Postsecondary biological science teachers—the occupational title for college biology professors—earned a median annual wage of $71,780. A median wage means that half of all workers in the occupation made more than that amount and half made less.
But for many limnologists, the work's value is greater than a paycheck. "We're not in it for the money," Carla says. "A lot of people are in it for the same reason I am: because we love the water. I'm doing exactly what I want to do. I feel really fortunate that I get up in the morning and love going to work."


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SANTA CLARA – Here is how you throw a quarterback under the bus:
Last Sunday, the Raiders had an 18-point lead over the Steelers at halftime. In the second half, Raiders' head coach Dennis Allen went ultra-conservative, letting his quarterback, Terrelle Pryor, pass the ball just six times. As you might expect, the Raiders scored zero points in the second half and almost lost – they ended up winning by only three.
Allen shut down his own offense. He is a former defensive coordinator and when he gets a lead, he really believes his team can win by playing good defense and making the clock run fast enough to expire. That's a bad strategy, Dennis. Put more points on the board.
Allen should have blamed himself for the Raiders' brutal offense in the second half, but he blamed his quarterback: "I didn't want to do anything that was going to give (the Steelers) an opportunity to get back in the game," Allen said, inching the bus' front-right tire across Pryor's chest. "We wanted to be able to run the ball. We wanted to be able to get some quick, short passes out .
Wrong answer, Dennis. You just said your young quarterback can't throw it. Pryor needs confidence and you may have just killed it. If you did kill his confidence, you also killed your team's playoff chances this season and your future as a head coach. Congratulations.
It's not complicated, Dennis. You don't throw your quarterback under the bus. Pretty easy.
You'd think all head coaches understood this but they don't, especially head coaches with a background in defense.
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The Himalayan is the ?pointed? version of the beautiful Persain. Originally called ?Malayan Persians? the first breeding program started in 1924 did not take off initially, but was revived in the 1930s.Description:Contemporary, ?ideal? show Himalayans bear little resemblance to their ancestors. The earlier Himalayan breeders had no choice to breed Siamese to obtain the pointed allele; this brought the tendency to favor fine boning, straight profile, larger ears, wedge-shaped heads, close-set eyes, longer bodies and a long narrow tail ? all completely undesirable in the Persian. Now, the standard dictates that the cat should be firm in flesh, not fat, and well-balanced physically and temperamentally, giving the impression of robust power. The cobby body is well-rounded; the boning is sturdy, large and in proportion to the body. The muscles are firm and well-developed. The back should be short and level. The tail should be short, yet in proportion to the body; the plumbed tail of the Himalayan should be short., carried without curve at an angle lower than the back, but not trailed when walking. In front view, forelegs should be short and straight, adding to a sturdy appearance, but not with a bulldog look; viewed from behind the legs should be short. The chest is to be deep, equally massive across the shoulders and rump with a short, well-rounded midsection.The feet are large and rounded with short toes, toe tufts are desirable. The coat of the Himalayan should be full of life. The downhairs are dense, making the coat stand off from the body. The hair should be long all over the body, including the shoulders. The ruff should be immense and continue to a deep frill of hair around the neck between the front legs. In Himalayan type, the head should be broad, round shape, massive, with great breadth of skull and a domed forehead. In profile, a staight line is seen from the forehead, nose and chin. The underlying bone structure is round, the cheeks full and prominent. There should be a sweet expression to the face. This is very important , as the cat should be pleasant to look at, never mean or frowning in appearance. Jaws are broad and powerful with perfect tooth occlusion. The short nose should be as broad as it is long, with a definite break between the eyes. Some prefer a deep nose break and a turned up nose. Others prefer a break with the nose taking a slightly downward turn. As long as the standard does not specify which is correct, either is acceptable. Yet it must be remembered that the nose must fit in a straight line of the dome and chin, therefore the shorter, turned-up nose would be best to meet this requirement. The chin is full, strongand well-developed fitting into the round face. The neck should provide adequate support for the massive head and should be short, thick, well-muscled and powerful. The small ears are set wide apart and low on the head always fitting into the rounded contour. The ear furnishings should be long and curved. The eyes are large, round, full and expressive and are set wide apart. It was thought that breeding to a Persian with a week eye color would improve the deep blue color so greatly desired in the Himalayan. This proved untrue. To improve the eye color, the Himalayan should be taken to a Persian with the deepest eye color possible, such as a copper-eyed Persian.Himalayans have a very thick, woolly undercoat, causing the hair to be thick and plush. This, however, goes hand in hand with matting. They have to be combed and brushed constantly to keep their hair from matting, and they have to be bathed often. Do not plan to own a Himalayan unless you have adequate time to give to grooming.
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The growing perception that America's foundational principles are on the verge of a deep, dark, politically correct precipice has created a political environment akin to a gas leak. It was only a matter of time before something ignited the flames of political resistance. As it turned out, the spark was a free-falling economy and a crumbling housing market. For years, Wall Street greed and congressional policies combined to encourage widespread departure from traditional mortgage lending practices, in which no-documentation, no-money-down, interest-only, high debt-to-income-ratio and other high-risk or "sub-prime" loans became commonplace … Read more at the National Post.com »


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