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Divorce woman wins house-move fight
9:23am Wednesday 20th June 2012 in National News © Press Association 2014
A woman embroiled in a divorce fight is celebrating after overturning a court ban which prevented her from moving house.
The woman, who has two children, was ordered to live at a specified address nearly two years ago by a district judge overseeing divorce proceedings.
But a High Court judge lifted the restriction after ruling that the woman should be allowed to find work and support her children as she wished.
The woman compared the restriction to being under "house arrest" and complained that it limited her chances of finding work, hampered her children's relationship with relatives, and left her struggling to pay bills.
Mr Justice Charles disagreed with the "house arrest" comparison but told a High Court hearing: "It seems to me that she should have the opportunity to seek employment, and therefore to support herself and her children, as she wishes."
He heard that the restriction was part of a "prohibitive steps order" made by a district judge in 2010. The woman's estranged husband lived near the specified address and the arrangement allowed him to have regular contact with the children, the judge was told.
The woman, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, challenged the restriction at a private hearing in the family division of the High Court in London. Mr Justice Charles gave permission for a journalist to attend the hearing and for parts of the proceedings to be reported after an application by the Press Association, which argued that coverage would be in the public interest.
The judge said the woman and her children had to remain in England or Wales - within the jurisdiction of the High Court - while legal proceedings continued. A further High Court hearing related to the divorce fight is scheduled to take place later this year.
Mr Justice Charles said he had to decide whether to continue the restriction to ease contact arrangements or allow the woman to move. He said the balance lay in allowing the woman to move. The estranged husband had argued the woman's "true agenda" in wanting to move home was to "frustrate" contact arrangements. Mr Justice Charles said the estranged husband had a right to regular contact and the woman had to comply with the provisions of a separate court order relating to access visits, regardless of where she lived.
"I'd tried to get the restriction discharged before but failed," said the woman, who was not represented by a lawyer at the High Court hearing. "I was a bit overwhelmed when it was actually lifted." She added: "It was a sledgehammer to crack a nut. I hope Mr Justice Charles' decision helps other people in similar situations."


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DOLLY Parton announcing her visit to Tamworth is a dream come true for fan and impersonator, Donella Plane.
Ms Plane is a country artist from Tamworth who often appears as Dolly in her own shows and the Strictly Nashville show with Willie Nelson (Bruce McCumstie) and Kenny Rogers (Stephen R Cheney).
"I'm so glad she is coming," she said. "It'll be a nice exclamation mark to finish off the festival and a good mood creator for the rest of the year."
Ms Plane has loved Parton for about 30 years – since she was about 10 years old, and said, on a scale of one to 100, this would rate a definite 120 or 200.
"I feel like I'm 10 again," she said.
The singer and fan said she was going to try to meet her idol and might even go dressed as Parton.
Ms Plane said Parton encouraged people to impersonate her and felt flattered that people would go to that trouble.
"I'll do anything to get noticed and I'm not going to waste this time," she said. "I went to the Hunter Valley one (in 2011) with my Dolly wig on, but just dressed as myself. Now that I know, I'm going to be organising friends from all around to come with me.
"Dolly Parton is my idol in every way – her music, the way she lives her life, she's a giver."
Ms Plane said people just loved her and she had even dreamt about meeting her.
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In a career spanning 20 years, Chicago-based sound designers Rob Milburn and Michael Bodeen have created music and sound for productions as diverse as A Year With Frog and Toad and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. They are regular designers in regional theatres including Steppenwolf and the Goodman Theatre, as well as on and Off Broadway, and produce music and sound for CD-ROM titles and films. At this year's Broadway Sound Master Classes, Milburn and Bodeen prepare sound designers for the differences between regional and Broadway production in the workshop "Moving to Broadway, The Nuts and Bolts." Here, they talk about working together, how many speakers are too many, and why they want to be paid as badly as everyone else.
LD: How do you work together? Do you have complementary strengths and weaknesses?
Rob Milburn: No weaknesses, only strengths [laughs].
Michael Bodeen: Well, we both write music, and we both design sound, sort of at the same time.
LD: So, the collaboration grew out of your musical background?
RM: We composed the music to Sam Shepard's lyrics [for The Tooth of Crime], and we were in a band that played live on stage for that production. It was one of our first theatrical jobs. We had been playing in clubs and things before that, but the notion of working in theatre came upon us during that period.
LD: How did the partnership evolve?
MB: Rob and I were both in theatre in high school and played in a band, but in the 1980s, when I left the band and got a day job, Rob continued in theatre. In 1991, I started to work with Rob, who essentially taught me the ropes of composition and sound design in regional theatre.I assisted him quite often in the early days, so I could learn a little bit about what was going on, and it was a very easy thing to pick back up because, when you are writing music together in a band, you collaborate. It just comes naturally, and this did as well, and then eventually, I got a little job here and another job there — some small theatres and small projects.
LD: Can you tell us about an early show?
MB: My first show?
RM: It might have been In The Flesh.
MB: Yeah, it was In The Flesh, a Clive Barker book that was directed and adapted by Charlie Sherman and Steve Pickering at The Organic Theatre Company in Chicago. It was a big, huge…
RM: …it was an aural blast, definitely.
MB: It was about life in a prison, among other things, so it had huge cell doors closing in this small space. It was a lot of fun.
LD: So after you read the script, but before you get to rehearsal, how do you work?
MB: When we sit down to read the text, one of us will start playing something, or there's a melody that you hear in your head, and you throw it on a tape recorder and bring it in and start working on it. It all depends on who has the inspiration.
We have a MIDI studio, and we use Pro Tools and a bunch of plug-ins that work with Pro Tools, and I'll play guitar, and Rob plays piano, and we just sort of work our way through the play.
RM: So much comes because we collaborate; we end up with things found during the process of creating. That kind of discovery is vital. Though some things are preplanned, an entire piece rarely comes whole to either of our heads.
LD: What will you be talking about at the Master Classes?
RM: We are doing an updated version of how to bring a show to New York, "Moving to Broadway, The Nuts and Bolts."
MB: In a regional theatre, the sound department has whatever it has — you know, speakers and microphones, and maybe a few rented things — but the infrastructure is completely intact. When you go to Broadway, there's nothing there — just four walls — so you have to bring everything in to work on that production.
RM: And we speak from experience on this. It is quite a shock when you come from living in the regional world to having to do that. It is a whole different skill set, and there is a lot to keep track of. And it is every regional sound designer's dream, I would presume to say, somewhere in his head, that eventually he is going to get a show that's going to Broadway.
The first one that happened to me was a long, long time ago — The Grapes of Wrath — and we took it to London, too, which was also a real shock. Back then, they had a whole different style of equipment. We were still using microphones, mixers and speakers, and stuff, but I'd never been exposed to as many Tannoys in my entire life!
LD: Well, hopefully they are a bit more sophisticated now.
MB: It's much easier on an operator now. We've had shows in the mid 90s where Martha Wagner, the audio master at Steppenwolf, had to run five reel-to-reel tape machines and a cassette player, and we had almost 200 cues on the show. If you sat there and watched her operate, it was a beautiful, beautiful dance. But if she ever got sick, that was the end of the show.
RM: Years ago, I was working on the sound design for the national tour of Angels in America, and there wasn't a particularly big budget. Clay Taylor was the sound operator, poor guy. There were tons of cues in that production; there was a lot of sound and a lot of music, and he was running multiple reel-to-reel machines, a cassette machine, a DAT machine, and a CD player. All this was going on, and he was scrambling around in a non-automated mixing console.
Then, a producer from New York named George McPherson came in — he was a great guy and a lot of help — and he watched the show and Clay working this way, and afterward, he said, "I think it is time we moved into the digital generation." He rented an LCS rig, which was fantastic, and then Nevin Steinberg came on as operator, and Clay was so pissed off when he came to visit to see Nevin just pushing the button. That's not to say Nevin didn't do anything — he had a wonderful touch — but Clay was sweating at the end of the show.
LD: It used to be real manual labor.
MB: There are advantages and disadvantages. Technology has improved so that you can get the fade right or get the level perfect, but there were some shows where the touch of the operator made the difference, because it depended on what the actor did that night. You miss it once in a while.
LD: The tools are only as good as the people using them.
RM: Any kind of job in theatre is an ongoing education, particularly the ones where you're dealing with technology.
LD: But the Tony for sound design is a change for the better.
RM: I spent a lot of time trying to get that process along. It is a good thing, not just for us. We don't do that many shows on Broadway, but it's a perception thing and an economic thing for our sound brothers and sisters to be treated as fairly as everybody else. Michael and I always say, "As long as we're being paid as poorly as everybody else, then we're just fine." But it has to be equal.


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It's been one month since the tragic shooting in Newtown and Sandy Hook Elementary School students have been taking classes at 375 Fan Hill Road in Monroe for over a week, but some members of the news media are still trying to take pictures of children at the school.
On Thursday, a woman from Belgium's VBN Television was seen setting up a camera on a tripod in the Fawn Hollow Elementary School parking lot in an attempt to take photos of Sandy Hook Elementary School across the driveway. Police gave her a verbal warning and sent her on her way.
Ever since it was announced that Sandy Hook students would attend classes in the former Chalk Hill School building in Monroe, police have secured the campus from members of the national and international media.
During a Monroe Police Commission meeting this week, Chief John Salvatore and Capt. Michael Flick told commissioners that camera crews from as far away as Turkey, England and France have either been ticketed or turned away with verbal warnings.
In one case, they said a French reporter tried to create a diversion, so her photographer could sneak past an officer. Needless to say, the strategy didn't work.


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Every day, it's lights out at the start of this 10th grade pre-AP English class.
For 20 minutes, students can write about whatever they want in their journal.
"Everybody wants a piece of them," Cienega High School's Jenny Meeker said. "Mom, dad, bothers, sisters, teachers. So I give them the gift of 20 minutes."
It gives them a break from their hectic schedules, a release for many.
"I take the stuff that happens to me and write about it for 20 minutes on whatever happens at home, school, and get everything out," sophomore Bruce Fayazi said.
After they've eased into writing, it's time to get down to business.
Meeker uses an unconventional approach to get these 10th graders to understand the material and really comprehend what they're reading.
Have you ever heard of using maps and charts to solve a problem in English class?
"I love that challenge to be able to figure out a way that they can get it," Meeker said.
There is no shame in not knowing the answer.
Sitting in mini groups, students are encouraged to work with one another.
"It teaches us that not to always go to her if you have a problem and there is always a way to find a solution, it's not math. There is more than one answer."
Inside the classroom is a wall dedicated to boosting students' self esteem all year round.
Each student has a pot. Inside are uplifting messages from their peers.
She says you can put messages in each others' pots whenever you want so on a not-so-good day you have something to make you feel better.
"It set the mood for the rest of the day and I didn't have to worry about the other things because I knew I had people who supported and loved me throughout my compliments." sophomore Jorden Norin said.
Classmate Jeriah Tjalas said, "We're all really friends. No one really dislikes each other in this class. At least it's not obvious. If someone did, they'd keep it to themselves."
Here's some inspiration each and every one of these kids can add to their pot.
"They're funny. They're tender hearts. They are sweethearts. They are kids that march to their own drum beat. They see things in a way that I don't see things. Not to be selfish - they make my day!" Meeker said.
Meeker has been teaching English for 10 years and she said the most rewarding part of coming to class every day is watching students get it and knowing she's truly making a difference.
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State revenue predictions slightly higher than expected
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) _ The board that estimates Nebraska state government tax collections is predicting an uptick in revenue, thanks to the slowly growing state economy.
The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board revised its estimates Thursday to show that the state will receive $64.9 million more than expected for its upcoming two-year budget.
The adjusted forecast gives lawmakers more money to work with as they craft a new spending plan. The Legislature's Appropriations Committee released a preliminary $7.8 billion, two-year budget this week, which would take effect in July.
Board member Tonn Ostergard of Lincoln says Nebraska's conservative approach to financial matters helped the state weather the recent recession. Other members pointed to Nebraska's farm economy, agribusiness, and relatively low unemployment.
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Meg Bussert, Leenya Rideout, Jeremy Morse and More Set for Two Legit to Quit: a Riff-Free Evening in Manhattan
By Michael Gioia
Tony Award nominee Meg Bussert (Camelot, Brigadoon, The Music Man), Leenya Rideout (Company, War Horse, Cyrano de Bergerac) and Drama Desk nominee Jeremy Morse (Bloodsong of Love) are among the artists who will take part in Two Legit to Quit: a Riff-Free Evening May 14 at the Laurie Beechman Theatre in New York City.
The second in a series devoted to classic Broadway singing, Two Legit to Quit: a Riff-Free Evening will begin at 7 PM and will explore legit-style musicals from 1960-present.
Performers include Bussert, Rideout, Morse, Nicole Dalto, Melanie Field (Evita, The Phantom of the Opera), Carrie A. Johnson (Sister Act), Paul Louis Lessard, Vince Oddo (American Idiot national tour), Katerina Papacostas and Ryan Speakman (Broadway concerts of Oliver! and Camelot).
According to press notes, "In the rubble of the Golden Age of Broadway, a few musicals rose from the ashes and survived the Second Coming of Jesus Christ (Superstar). For one night only, we will explore the music from 1960-present that gives the ever endangered legit singer a home in a world of witches and underaged triple-threats."
Two Legit to Quit: a Riff-Free Evening, with musical direction by Caleb Hoyer, will feature the music of Leslie Bricusse, Kander and Ebb, Ahrens and Flaherty, Andre Previn, Maury Yeston and more.
The Laurie Beechman Theater is located in the basement of the West Bank Cafe at 407 West 42nd Street. There is a $15 cover and a $15 food/drink minimum. For reservations, call (212) 695-6909.
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Last night, I stumbled upon a pool table in a hotel lobby on the Lower East Side.
Somehow, I managed to run the table, taking four opponents down before scratching in a final game of 9-ball. It'd been at least a year since the last time I chalked up a cue stick, but there are some things in life you never stop loving, even after a long absence. Paul Newman was the same for me. I remember standing in front of the kitchen TV one night when I was maybe 17, mesmerized by his performance in The Hustler. I couldn't get over it, or him, and I imagine I never will.


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Grezza staying on the fence ahead of Burnley v Preston derby clash
Updated 5:55pm Tuesday 27th August 2013 in Sport By Suzanne Geldard, Sport reporter
GRAHAM Alexander is anticipating the return of the Burnley v Preston derby tonight. But good luck trying to prise him off the fence.
The former Scotland defender has a foot in both camps, with his promotion-winning milestone-making Clarets spell sandwiched in between two stints at Deepdale totalling almost 10 years.
He was voted North End's greatest right back by fans in the summer.
Alexander, who reached 1,000 senior games while on Burnley's books, has been invited back to Turf Moor as the Clarets' guest of honour tonight.
But while he is a favourite of both clubs, he insists he can't pick a favourite to win.
"I've got a great relationship with both sets of supporters and I wouldn't wish to jeopardise that," smiled Alexander.
"It will be a good game because Burnley have started the season really well and Preston are unbeaten and had a good win over Blackpool in the last round.
"Even though they're a division apart it will be a really good game.
"The atmosphere will be good. They've missed each other for a couple of years so I'm sure the fans will make up for it.
"All that is my way of saying I'm sitting on the fence!"
But that wasn't always the case.
"In my first spell at Preston, Burnley were our biggest rivals," he said.
"Blackpool traditionally is the big one but we only played them for the first year I was there.
"Preston and Burnley were promoted in my first full year at Deepdale and they were big derby games for nearly 10 years.
"I remember the first one. David Moyes was manager of Preston and Stan Ternent was manager of Burnley and there was fierce rivalry; really competitive.
"There were some big players playing against each other with two teams on an upward curve after promotion into the Championship."
In his first spell with Preston he played in 15 of the 16 derbies, winning seven and scoring five goals in total – four of them penalties, unsurprisingly for the spot kick king.
He changed allegiance on transfer deadline day August 2007, swapping lilywhite for claret and blue, and played in six more.
Alexander never scored against his old club, but contributed to three wins.
"I played on both sides," he said.
"The first time I played against Preston was really strange – more so at Deepdale after being there for eight and a half years and 400 games. It took some getting used to.
"But there were no divided loyalties. I still wanted to win the game."
Burnley lost on both occasions though.
"After that first season I got to enjoy the derbies again, although not getting beat," added the 41-year-old.
"In the three years we played at Preston we only got one result."
On that occasion Burnley won both derbies in what proved to be Alexander's last season at Turf Moor.
The veteran returned to Deepdale at the start of the following season, as Preston began life in League One.
He was appointed head of youth development after hanging up his boots at the age of 40, and went on to be named manager of Fleetwood just under six months later, succeeding ex-Claret Micky Mellon.
Although he is an invited guest tonight, he admits he will have his manager's head on.
"When you watch games a level above you're not really scouting, more watching how a team works, what formation they use, what their plans are for that game. I'll be doing that tonight," he said.
"I went to see Preston against Blackpool in the last round.
"It was a great result for them against their rivals.
"We played Preston in pre-season as well.
"You're always getting ideas. Maybe it's a set piece that you see. All managers will take something from a game.
"I don't think I can go and just watch a game now as a neutral, you analyse everything. But I would be doing that if I wasn't in this job. Being an ex-player I would be looking at bits and pieces anyway."
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mavrick wrote:Absolutely. You can see the Blackburn bias all over this 'newspaper' where the title is misleading. They should either represent Lancashire fairly or re-name it 'the Blackburn Apologist' or something. Merseyside's press represents Tranmere and all the non-league sides adequately and Manchester's press features the outlying teams like Bury, Macclesfield etc.. but the 'Lancashire Telegraph' deems Accrington beneath their jurisdiction and Burnley as a necessary bind to them.
Why is there no mention of the cup draw at Accrington on wed 28th, It is a good draw against premeirship opposition in Cardif city. we are un likely to win this match but a little help from the LET would have helped. not one mention up to now Tuesday 27th. This is a disgraceful snub to the people of Accrington and surrounding districts.
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Multiple media outlets including ESPN & Fox Sports are reporting that Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin has been traded to the Seattle Seahawks pending a physical. The deal can be finalized at 1pm Tuesday when the new NFL year begins.
The Vikings will receive Seattle's first round draft pick in the upcoming NFL draft. Harvin is widely considered one of the best play makers in the NFL. He can line up as a receiver, a kick returner, even a running back.
The 24-year-old Harvin has 7,168 all-purpose yards in his four-season career with 29 touchdowns (20 receiving, five return, four rushing). He also has 280 receptions in 54 career games.


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When molecules absorb light, the light energy is transferred to the electrons in the molecules so that the molecules are promoted from the lower energy, ground state to a higher energy, excited state. The molecules will usually remain in the higher energy, excited state for a very short period of time before they return to the lower energy, ground state. As the molecules return to the lower energy state from the higher energy state, they must lose energy. Most molecules lose this energy in the form of vibrations or heat but some molecules will lose some or all of this energy in the form of light. The wavelength and amount of light that is emitted by such molecules can be measured with a spectrofluorometer. Spectrofluorometric measurements of molecules are usually more specific than absorbance measurements because fluorescence depends on both the wavelength of the light absorbed by the molecule and on the wavelength of the light that is emitted from the excited molecule. Fluorescence measurements are also more sensitive than absorbance measurements so that lower amounts of material can be detected.
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I'm not a big fan of GU in general and most electrolyte drinks wear thin after using them for a long time, but I really like these tablets.
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When you have the first taste of electrolyte drink at the start of a long race you think, not bad, but by the end of the day keeping it down is an act of will. When I got a tube of Gu Brew tablets I mentally wrote them off and forgot about them. On a hiking trip my son insisted we bring them and try them.
These tablets don't have sugar, or artificial sugar, so the taste is light and they add a bit of carbonation too. Normally I drink water, at my desk, with meals or working around the house so I'm not adverse to water, but I found that with these tablets both my son and I were drinking more on our hikes.
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Availability of Updates depend on Product Code also..so even if your Regional Nokia site shows an availability it need not be for YOUR Device. BTW, why don't you check thru' Nokia suite because sometimes updates are leleased thru' either of these 2 channels and not Both. File size for Firmware update thru' FOTA is considerably smaller than in the case of thru' Nokia Suite because thru' FOTA only the updated components are installed whereas thru' Nokia Suite the whole OS is re-written with the updates. The file size may range from 5 to 25MB ..
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FOTA will not give you option for Re-installing the Firmware but Nokia Suite will... Try the Nokia Suite.. anyways you have left the option to visit Nokia Care open..so if it fails get it done thru' Nokia Care ..
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Authorities say a Chatsworth, Ga., man tried to run over a 76-year-old woman's trailer with his pickup truck.
According to a Whitfield County Sheriff's Office report, Joshua Craig Lowe, 30, showed up at 759 Keith Drive in Dalton, Ga., on Tuesday around 2 p.m. Lowe had been drinking, and he came to see his ex-girlfriend, 25-year-old Tiffanie Elaine Palmer.
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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
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Four buildings were
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Beachfront Luxury Condo 3-Bedroom - Turtle Beach/Siesta Key in Siesta Key
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Fisherman's Cove
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Siesta Key Condo deals
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20% Fall Booking Special
20% off all ready low off season rates (Except Holidays) Plus $140 cleaning and 13% tax
- $1,545 $1,236/week (20% off)
- Free WIFI, beach chairs ($99)
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You could throw a tennis ball into the gulf from these Siesta Key beachfront condos at Fisherman's Cove! Located on the island of Siesta Key off Sarasota, Florida, these vacation homes have the best of both worlds - the beach in front and the intercoastal and boat docks in back. This three bedroom/two bath unit has a king size bed in the master bedroom, king size bed in the second bedroom and two twin size beds in the third bedroom. Large flat panel HD TVs, DVD and CD / Stereo are provided. We've even supplied a few movies and CDs. Also equipped with a Wii game console. It has a fully furnished kitchen with microwave, dishwasher, 4 burner stove, and all cooking utensils, silverware and dishes. This unit has been completely renovated and are upscale and luxurious accommodations!
Boat docks are available for guest use at no extra charge!! Bring your boat or rent one after you get here. Keep it right at the condo all week long. (Note; trailers cannot be stored on site)
Sleep at night with the ocean surf right outside your window! This unit also has a washer/dryer in the unit. Just over an hour drive from Tampa, two and a half hours from Orlando. Twenty-five minutes from Sarasota airport. Great restaurants and golf nearby. Its not unusual to be able to watch dolphins swim by in the gulf from the lanai / patio.
Fisherman's Cove is on the southern end of Siesta Key at Turtle Beach and is very quiet and un-crowded. The view is to the west for spectacular sunsets!
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Fully furnished kitchens with microwave, dishwasher, 4 burner stove, and all cooking utensils, silverware and dishes. Cable flat panel LCD HDTVs, DVD and CD / Stereo. We've even supplied a few DVD movies and CDs. Sunnyside Properties provides all your linens, beach towels, beach chairs, ice chests and beach umbrellas. You will also find games for the kids, including a Wii game console and games as well as board games and puzzles. We have taken great care to supply Fisherman's Cove with everything you need to make your vacation a memorable success.
- 3 Bedroom: 1 King Bed, 1 King Bed, 2 Trundle Twin Beds (4), 1 Port-a-Crib
- Linens/Towels Provided
- Central Air/Heat
- Outdoor Shower
- Lanai
- Reserved Parking
- Full Kitchen
- Pool (heated in Winter)
- Beach Towels
- Beach Chairs
- Alarm Clock
- Hair Dryer
- Stereo
- Blender
- Ice Maker
- Stove
- CD Player
- Free WIFI: Wireless high speed internet access*
* High speed internet service is provided at no charge via a wireless router. No responsibility is assumed for security, setup or access problems.
- Iron
- Telephone
- Ceiling Fan
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Oven
- Wii Game Console (some games provided)
- Initial supply of bath soap, shampoo, d/w detergent
- TV (Cable)
- Dishwasher
- DVD Player
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Washer/Dryer
- Charcoal Grill
- Some movies, books, games, & music CD's provided
We have attempted to equip our properties with everything that we think you might need. Our philosophy is really quite simple...its often the little things that make the difference and hey...you're on vacation! We look forward to your visit!
activities and attractions in Siesta Key Gulf Coast Central
Activities (on site and nearby)
- Golf
- Tennis
- Theme Park (Amusement Park)
- Shopping
- Sightseeing
- Restaurants
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Boating
- Waterskiing
- Parasailing
- Jet Skiing
- Shelling
- Swimming
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Surfing
- Windsurfing
- Biking
- Wildlife Viewing
- Hiking
- Fishing
- Hunting
- Fitness Center/Gym
- Racquetball
- Cinemas/Movie Theaters
- Live Theatre
- Museums
- Miniature golf
- Shuffleboard
- Horseback Riding
vacation rental rates
April 26 - December 20 - $1545per week plus $140 cleaning
Dec 20 - April 17 - $2095 per week plus $140 cleaning
Spring Break/Easter Weeks - $2395 per week plus $140 cleaning
Occupancy Rates quoted are for up to six people.
Taxes: Add 13% Florida tourist tax/fee to total rental amount (7% State, 5% county, 1% handling fee)
Credit Cards Accepted: Master Card, Visa, American Express, Discover
All rates in US Dollars
Payment: A security deposit will hold your reservation. Full payment
is due 60 days prior to arrival. No refunds for cancellations with
less than 60 days prior to arrival.
Holidays: Call for rates
Minimum Stay: One week minimum off season
Security Deposit: $300 Security deposit is refunded within 45 days
of departure if there is no damage to the unit.
No Pets! No Smoking!
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Check in after 4:00 pm Check out before 9:00 am.
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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 Siesta Key
- Hang out at the Beach!
- Play a round of golf - dozens of courses nearby
- Go deep sea fishing
- Enjoy one of the fabulous local restaraunts
- Eat icecream at Big Olaf's in Siesta Village
Top things to do on a budget
- Soak up the sun by the pool
- Hang out at the beach
- Rent a bike - cruise the island
- Grill out on the patio
- Play putt-putt golf nearby
Top things to do with a family
- Rent a boat
- Visit the Mote Acquarium
- Go para-sailing
- Rent jet-skis
- Learn to wind surf
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Join Frederica Mathewes-Green on a guided retreat — ideal for the Lenten Season — through the classic Great Canon, a wise, ancient, Orthodox text that will enrich your experience of spirituality and prayer.
First Fruits of Prayer will bring readers of all denominational backgrounds into the prayer experience of first millennium Christianity through immersion in this fascinating text, a poetic hymn written in the eighth century. This extraordinarily beautiful work, still chanted by Eastern Christians every Lent, weaves together Old and New Testament Scriptures with prayers of hope and repentance. It offers ancient ways of seeing Christ that will nevertheless feel new to most readers today.
This insightful book offers readers an opportunity to walk through a classic text from the Christian East in a series of forty prayerful readings with accompanying commentary and questions for further reflection.
"Researching this book immersed me in the Scriptures as no other Christian prayer-text has. I was in awe of the profundity of St. Andrew of Crete`s meditation on the biblical text, and the resonances he uncovered in it from one end to the other. It`s further astounding that he wrote this around 720 A.D., when there were no study helps available like today`s concordances, indexes, and marginal references. Through frequent daily worship, he really had consumed the Bible, and assimilated it. Yet the Canon does not come off as a dry, theological tour-de-force. It breathes with his yearning to be wholly transformed by the light of Jesus Christ, and his courageous desire to root out whatever in him resists that light. St. Andrew`s knowledge of the Scriptures, his unflinching examination of himself, and above all his radiant love for Jesus Christ make this a perfect book for study during Lent." — Frederica Mathewes-Green


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The Lego® Deluxe Brick Box is a fantastic introduction to the world of Lego® and provides a reusable storage box that makes tidying up easy.
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Thinking Phone Networks Positioned in the "Leaders" Quadrant in the 2013 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Unified Communications as a Service, North America
The Magic Quadrant for UCaaS, North America is Gartner's opinion of the main cloud unified communications service providers. Gartner analysts evaluate UCaaS providers "on the breadth, quality and overall maturity of their applications, processes, tools and procedures that enhance individual, group and enterprise communications."
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Gartner has positioned Thinking Phone Networks in the "Leaders" quadrant which it describes as vendors who "have been delivering complete UCaaS solutions for more than a year, have clients with more than 1,000 subscribers and have more than 100,000 total endpoints in service. These vendors offer comprehensive and integrated UCaaS solutions that directly, or with well-defined partnerships, address the full range of market needs, including the ability to service large accounts. These vendors have defined migration and evolution plans for their products in core UCaaS areas and are using their solution sets to acquire new clients, as well as to expand their footprints in their client bases to new functional areas."
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I have a multilingual site where visitors can choose the language in which they can see the site independently of their browser's language setting. Multilingual pages have the same URL and are dynamically loading the content in the language choosen by the visitor. Every page is already marked with content group and sub-group tags.
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'Resident Evil Remastered' receives its first trailer
At the beginning of August, Capcom revealed that it would be rereleasing the Gamecube HD remake of "Resident Evil".
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The fourth installment of the Mega Man X series has heroes Mega Man X and Zero investigating the plans of a rogue Reploid anti-Maverick military force known as "Repliforce".
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First trailer: Resident Evil HD Remastered
Capcom has released a gameplay trailer showcasing Resident Evil HD Remastered, an update to 2002's GameCube title set for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC in early 2015.
Ikaruga ~ Ikaruga White Fine Scale Model Kit
For fans of the shooting game Ikaruga , this is a very exciting time. Kotobukiya is proud to present the main player unit from the game in a brand new Fine Scale Model Kit, ! Based on an original garage kit by Isetani Hiroshi, then further improved by the original designer Suzuki Yasushi, the Ikaruga is a fantastic futuristic fighter plane and the ... (more)
Nintendo tweaks portable line with new, more powerful 3DS for Japan
Continuing its tradition of splitting its portable hardware partway through its lifecycle, Nintendo today announced that a new version of its 3DS line, simply called the "new Nintendo 3DS," will be coming to Japan on October 11. The new model features a number of internal and external hardware improvements.
Nintendo Direct: new 3DS, Xenoblade exclusive
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Resident Evil HD Remake Screenshot Comparison
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Resident Evil HD Remastered screens: Old vs. new comparison
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My neighbor's treehouse wasn't very big, maybe 12 feet by 12. It had a set of stairs, a railing going all the way around, and a shaded spot underneath where you could cool down on a hot day.
Retro Review: Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
Some games have more lasting power than others. While your yearly Call of Duty release may be popular for a few months, it loses its luster after a while.
Metroid Samus Light Suit Statuette Will Lighten Your Wallet
If you're a fan of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes , then U-Mos check this out. Made by First 4 Figures , this 1:4 scale statue depicts Metroid protagonist Samus Aran in the Light Suit , a special armor that she acquires in the GameCube classic.
Gamestop Stocks Refurbished Nintendo GameCube Consoles
The GameCube ships to U.S. addresses with a controller, AC cable and standard AV cable.
You can now pre-order Smash Bros Wii U on Amazon
Smash Bros for Wii U has gone up for pre-order on Amazon, and so have the various goodies associated with it.
Wait, The GameCube's Pikmin Could Run In Windows?
In today's installment of "things I wish I'd known in 2001" comes this page on The Cutting Room Floor, via Brandon Boyer, which both outlines the fact the original Pikmin on GameCube could run on a PC, and shows you how to do it.
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3DS Playable With GameCube Controller Adapter Mod
A designer, who goes by the name Loopy, has created a GameCube controller adapter modification for use on both the Nintendo 2DS and 3DS handhelds.
NEWGames Inbox: Resident Evil reboot, Assassina s Creed: Rogue, and Evolve delay
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WAUSAU (WAOW) - Katie Spencer loves skiing. So much so that the Wausau West senior spent 7 months working at a grocery store last year just to buy a new pair of skis. The senior and captain of her team has come a long way, considering she didn't always spend much time on the slopes.
Spencer remembers when she first skied down Granite Peak at the age of 7.
"I thought it was really fun, I'd never been skiing before. It was just having fun with my sister and my dad and I picked it up really fast. My sister had to go to ski school and I didn't so I was really proud of myself."
Her passion for skiing was sparked once she learned that the sport runs in her blood, "I learned that my aunt and my dad both skied in high school and my family was just like 'oh! join the race team!'
Spencer had never raced before her freshman year. Four years later, she's now a conference champion, but the Warriors captain says she still freaks out before a race, "Usually it's like okay where do my skis point, where is the next gate I can see, then I just go and forget to breathe when I go down haha."
She has one competition left in her high school career, The state Championships in La Crosse. One more chance to forget to breathe as she hits the slopes.
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Fantastic Depoe Bay View! Roomy and Great Whale Watching! in Depoe Bay
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
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- pets allowed yes
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This ocean view home in Depoe Bay offers close beach access without the crowds. The home has three bedrooms with a king bed and two queens and offers loads of extra features including a full size slate pool table in a game room downstairs, two wood stoves, and an expansive deck that is perfect for taking in the spectacular scenery! The home also features a renovated kitchen, a dining room and a spacious yet cozy living room with a TV and DVD player.
The coastline close to the house offers great sea life viewing in the many tide pools that can be found and there are sandy beaches nearby to the North and South. The house is close to Lincoln City and Depoe Bay for shopping and restaurants but secluded from neighbors and highway noise so it is the perfect retreat!
house rental amenities
- Ocean View!
- Wood Burning Fireplace
- Internet / WIFI