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Manev has served as interim dean since 2010 and has been a member of the UMaine faculty since 1997.
"As interim dean of the Maine Business School for the past three years, Dr. Manev has demonstrated outstanding leadership and achievement," says Susan Hunter, executive vice president for academic affairs and provost. "He has compiled a record of successful administrative experience at increasing levels of responsibility, having served as associate dean of the Business School for two years prior to being named interim dean. In recognition of his productivity as a faculty member and scholar, Dr. Manev will continue to hold the Nicolas M. Salgo Professorship of Business Administration."
UMaine President Paul Ferguson commented: "Dr. Manev has been an especially effective leader of the Maine Business School and has been an extraordinary partner in implementation of the Blue Sky Plan, both from a campuswide perspective, but also in promoting strategic Maine Business School initiatives in alignment with the Blue Sky Plan."
Manev, who received a Ph.D. in management/organizational studies from Boston College in 1997, is a professor of management and has held the Maine Business School's Salgo professorship since 2006. He served as associate dean from 2008–10, and has been a member of the board of trustees of the American University in Bulgaria since last year.
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The massive storm formerly known as Hurricane Sandy slammed into the East Coast and was expected to join up with two other weather systems to create a huge and problematic storm affecting 50 million people.
The powerful storm extended as far as Chicago, where the National Weather Service already has issued high wind warnings and a lakeshore flood warning for Tuesday and Wednesday.
City officials said Lake Shore Drive, along Lake Michigan, is expected to remain open. But they urged motorists to proceed carefully. The Chicago Transit Authority said it will reroute buses if necessary. Downed tree limbs and power lines are likely and driving may be difficult, especially in high profile vehicles.
Sandy has been among the largest-sized hurricanes. Meteorologist Jeff Masters said that as a hybrid, Sandy's damage will be even wider. But it will be less intense.
Nationwide, thousands of flights have been canceled; many of them at O'Hare International Airport.
Many travelers probably kept an eye on news reports in anticipation of Sandy's effects, because foot traffic at O'Hare International Airport was very light at 7:00 a.m. Monday. The typically bustling American Airlines terminal was nowhere near packed.
Flightaware.com reported 7,200 flights canceled across the country. That number grew exponentially from Sunday evening. O'Hare and Midway Airport saw delays and hundreds of cancellations early Monday morning.
As of 8:30 p.m. Monday, the Chicago Department of Aviation reported no substantial delays at O'Hare or Midway. More than 500 flights were canceled at O'Hare, and more than 100 flights at Midway.
Some travelers ended up camping out at O'Hare, or in hotels to wait out Sandy's effects. One woman traveling to St. Croix wasn't impacted, but had a word of advice for those in the storm's path.
"Always be more careful. Always err on the side of caution," she said. "Hurricanes can be devastating and you don't realize it. If they are coming in at a one-or two category, chances are they could be a three or a four. Be careful."
All flights into and out of New York have been canceled, and the same for Philadelphia. Some flights out of Pittsburgh, about 225 miles away, were still making it out Monday morning.
But the best practice to avoid frustration calls for a check with your airline – whether that's online or over the phone – to see the status of your travel plans. Some airlines are giving refunds for those who do not want to fly, and others will not charge for a change to a scheduled flight impacted by Sandy.
Locky Banner and his wife Stacy say they are very lucky, even though the couple's flight from JFK in New York City was cancelled. They did the next big thing: they drove 13 hours to Chicago.
"We just made it out before they stopped traffic coming out from the island--we just made it out and got a car," Stacy said.
Affected travel also includes trains to the East Coast. Amtrak canceled all trains across the eastern seaboard ahead of the storm. The company has cut off all service north of New York. South across Florida and the Carolinas there will still be some service, but there is no word on when trains in the hurricane zone will be running again.
The Chicago area mobilized to help the East Coast as it faced Hurricane Sandy.
ComEd sent more than 240 crews to the east coast on Saturday. That's more than 700 individual workers. The company said they sent the workers to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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The National Weather Service has issued a gale force wind warning, which means winds of 34 to 47 knots, and there could be gusts up to 60 miles an hour. Strong winds are going to affect Cook County, Lake and Porter counties in Indiana.
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Runners and others who may normally exercise on the shores of Lake Michigan may want to avoid doing so on Tuesday morning. Flooding could occur on Lake Shore Drive and on the lakefront bicycle and pedestrian path.
Adam Kroner, a marine mechanic was busy at Montrose Harbor trying to secure his customer's boat Monday evening. He said it's too dangerous to try to bring the boats into another location.
"Yeah, I'm not gonna be out here," Kroner told FOX Chicago. "Lots of boats will have damage."
Hurricane Sandy will affect Chicago weather all week. The storm is part of the reason why the cold temperatures have lingered. The cold front is blocked from moving on by the storm hovering above the East Coast.
Officials are asking residents with balconies to secure their items, especially lakefront high-rises. Residents are also encouraged to exercise caution and to steer clear of any of the city's beach areas. Waves are expected to reach 25 feet by Tuesday, with winds up to 50 MPH.
The city decided to cancel the downtown Halloween celebration because of "expected high winds," according to a statement. "All Halloween activities and tents will be removed for safety reasons," the statement said.
Residents and tourists should keep these warnings in mind, since this lake can turn deadly and even cause spills onto Lake Shore Drive.
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"There were many that came and gone and did not get their medals, we just thank God that he got his, so sorry that it's taken this long..."
68-years after being liberated from a prisoner of war camp in Germany, a Creek County World War Two veteran is finally being honored.
Bill Caldwell was a B-17 pilot during the Second World War when his plane was shot down and he was taken prisoner. On Saturday, Sept. 14 he was awarded a medal at the Disabled American Veteran's building in Sapulpa for being a prisoner of war.
Members of the DAV told Caldwell's story to a gathering of veterans, including other WWII POWs and veterans.
According to Caldwell, his crew was on a bombing raid when they were separated from the body of planes.
"Two German jets came up through the vapor trail and shot our plane and the plane next to me," Caldwell said. "We got one of them, but they got two of us."
Caldwell and his crew were shot down near a city that was 40 miles north of Dresden.
"A lot of things flashed in front of you. We knew we were in big trouble," Caldwell said.
Caldwell was the last to grab a parachute, which are sized by weight.
"It was an ill-fitting parachute, but we'd been without oxygen and communications so we were just about as groggy as you could get," Caldwell said. "I'm just floating through the air unconscious and I hear this explosion and I look up and "hey, that's our airplane!" So I pull the ripcord and from then on I was down low enough I guess that I didn't need oxygen, so I just enjoyed the flight down."
Caldwell landed in a field and thought he could make a friend with the plowman. It turned out that the plowman was a Polish prisoner and couldn't speak English. The farmer took Caldwell by pitchfork to where the other prisoners were.
Caldwell was imprisoned in Stalag 7a and was liberated by General Patton himself on May 29, 1945.
Prior to the camps liberation, the prisoners of war traveled across Germany.
"Main thing we suffered was lack of food," Caldwell said.
Caldwell and the other prisoners would ask for food in the villages that they walked through during their detention. The people that gave them food would ask them to sign a note so when they were taken over, they had evidence of being sympathetic to the Americans.
"It was quite an experience," Caldwell said. "It was an experience that you learned that those people are just like us. They didn't want that war."
The POWs were camped in a city near Moosburg when Patton and his army liberated the camp.
"So sure enough around 1 p.m., here comes General Patton…and he didn't salute or wave or speak to anybody as he came in," Caldwell said. "[Patton] stayed about 30 minutes and left. But we got a good look. It was kinda of an experience."
When asked about the ceremony and the honor, Caldwell seemed humbled.
"I don't know that I did this much," Caldwell said. "Anyway it was a very nice honor and I very much appreciate it."
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The Charleston Police Department has arrested two suspected drug dealers after investigators found cocaine and a handgun at an apartment in downtown Tuesday night.
Authorities charged 33-year-old Ricardo Williams and 39-year-old Peter Demeter Brown with trafficking cocaine base and cocaine and possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute within close proximity of a school.
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Richard (Dick) Ross was sworn into Monday by State Board of Education President Debe Terhar as Ohio's 37th State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The ceremony took place at Reynoldsburg City High School (just east of Columbus, where Ross was formerly district superintendent). Dr. Ross takes over the leadership reigns of the Ohio Department of Education after serving as Governor Kasich's director of 21st Century Education for the last year. While in the Governor's office Ross helped to craft the state's A-F report card, the Third Grade Reading Guarantee, and the new school funding plan being debated in the legislature. For more see here.
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One of the easiest ways to decorate any celebration is with the food you're serving.
So much of a party or holiday is about the meal or food you serve, so theme party foods and even drinks will automatically add a festive flair to your set up.
Here, we took potatoes, a traditional Irish food that's also pretty inexpensive, and got creative to decorate our St. Patrick's Day celebration.
Where's the (Corned) Beef?
Probably the most popular meal to serve on St. Paddy's Day is corned beef and cabbage. Think outside the box (or pot in this case). Leave out the corned beef and create a unique centerpiece with the cabbage, potatoes, and fresh cut Bells of Ireland.
To create the "cabbage" vase simply remove a few outer leaves from a head of cabbage and place around a short beverage glass.
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Scoop out the center of a large baking potato and fill with 2-3 stems of green spider mums. Insert a nametag and place on each guest's dinner plate for an instantly green, St. Patrick's Day themed place card that'll add a natural decor to your table.
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A Charlottesville-based agency that helps low-income families find housing is anxiously waiting for the end of the government shutdown. The Piedmont Housing Alliance fears a prolonged shutdown will leave homeowners and renters struggling to pay the bills.
PHA got its first call from a renter on day one of the government shutdown. That furloughed federal employee fears they won't be able to pay rent without a paycheck.
PHA warns people trying to get loans to expect delays in approval. The Department of Housing and Urban Development and the agency that provides loans for rural housing are both closed for business.
Homeowners looking to refinance can also expect a wait. PHA is preparing for delays refinancing one of its own rental properties.
PHA wants struggling homeowners and renters to know its counselors are still working to help them stay in housing.
"We're still working. We also want to let people know that despite the shutdown, our doors are completely open. But this may affect people's ability to make their house payment, pay their rent. We're here to support that," said Karen Reifenberger, PHA interim director.
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CATEGORIES Drama, Independent, Home Entertainment, Cinematical Indie, Features, CinematicalA dreamy fairy tale about a psychotic killer and his teenage girlfriend, Badlands features two fine performances (Martin Sheen, Sissy Spacek) and a compelling story. Spacek's matter-of-fact narration and Sheen's modest charm draw you into a drama that appears to unfold spontaneously. Writer/director Terence Malick made a radical departure into more visual storytelling with his next feature, Days of Heaven. Because Days of Heaven is so dependent upon those visual components, Jeffrey Wells at Hollywood Elsewhere has sounded the alarm that Criterion's upcoming re-issue of the film on DVD will look "really different" than the previous version.
Wells pointed to a blog entry by Criterion's Lee Kline in which Kline described the process involved. A new film interpositive was needed for the transfer; Malick initially wanted Kline to "simply match the existing transfer because he'd always liked it," but finally agreed to be present for the color-correction process. Once there, he "made it clear that the new transfer needed to feel natural and not too 'postcardlike.' ... The natural beauty of the land needed to be represented, since that was what they were going for when shooting. ... I told Terry that people were really going to be pretty surprised by this new transfer, since it was such a radical departure from before, but he said it was perfect."
Wells relates that he saw the film in 70mm in 1978 and "no viewings since have ever come close in terms of basic visual grandeur." In response to a reader's comment, he writes that Kline's alarm "was almost certainly due to Malick naturalizing the look by making sure the visual values were in no way heightened or warmed-up or made to look 'too pretty.' ... The Criterion Days of Heaven may be perfectly fine, but something tells me it's going to look much better on high-def with a perfect plasma screen than on, say, my Sony flat-screen or other tube screens owned by Regular Joes."
The concern that the new transfer won't look as good on televisions owned by "Regular Joes" misses the point, I think. While critical opinion on the overall artistic merits of Days of Heaven remains divided, there's little disagreement that it's a gorgeous thing to look at, though it's hard to be believe any home video version will match the theatrical experience. In his 1997 reevaluation, Roger Ebert went so far as to call it "one of the most beautiful films ever made." But is it just the beauty of the imagery that makes people feel so fondly about the movie?
I first saw Badlands and Days of Heaven together on a double bill at a repertory theater in Los Angeles in the early 1980s. I fell in love with Badlands for the understated, powerful way the story was told, but Days of Heaven was simply astonishing because it threw out the narrative in favor of long, wordless stretches, in which the landscape and forces of nature dominated. Ebert makes a persuasive argument that the film presents a child's view of love, loss, pain and joy, which would help explain why the characters appear so thinly-drawn. Still, it's the visuals that deliver the message -- not just the beauty or grandeur, but the awe they inspire in the one watching. It's a natural reaction for anyone who's traveled through awe-inspiring landscapes, and stopped to consider the surroundings, to feel humbled and child-like. With Days of Heaven, Malick captured this feeling in spades, and that's what makes it so memorable.
In his book Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, Peter Biskind says the cast and crew felt Malick was cold and distant during the filming of the movie and was "having trouble getting decent performances." Two weeks into filming, Malick reportedly tossed the script and decided to "shoot miles of film with the hope of solving the problems in the editing room." Biskin claims that Malick took two years to edit and kept on cutting out dialogue until the plot became incomprehensible, finally deciding to solve things with a voice-over narration. Whether that's true or not, the finished product was certainly very different from other American films, especially those that had been subsequently made by Malick's contemporaries, such as Martin Scorsese, Brian DePalma and George Lucas (each of whom also released key films in 1973, the same year as Badlands).
Of course, Biskind also claims that director of photography Nester Almendros was "slowly going blind" and would have "one of his assistants take Polaroids of the scene, then examined them through very strong glasses and made his adjustments." It must have been taken Almendros a very long time to go blind, since he continued working as a cinematographer (Kramer vs. Kramer, Sophie's Choice, Places in the Heart) until 1991.
On a somewhat related point, Ebert says that Haskell Wexler, who received a credit for additional photography, once sent him a letter "in which he described sitting in a theater with a stopwatch to prove that more than half of the footage was shot by him." To that point, San Francisco Chronicle critic Edward Guthmann wrote in 1999: "When the film ran over schedule, [Almendros] left for France to start a Truffaut film, and Haskell Wexler shot the last 19 days."
Getting back to the main point: ideally, Days of Heaven should be seen in a theater. Barring that possibility, the Criterion edition should be a good alternative, even if you don't own state-of-the-art equipment. The important thing is to give the film a chance to work its magic on you. The Criterion DVD releases on October 23. Complete details are available at the Criterion site.


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Ethnic minorities living in the UK feel more British than their white counterparts, new research has revealed.
Muslims are the most likely of all groups to identify with the concept of "Britishness", the Institute for Social and Economic Research study found.
The report's authors say the results rubbish suggestions that ethnic groups are unwilling or unable to integrate into British society and show that fears over the negative impacts of immigration on cultural identity are considerably overstated.
The study, named Understanding Society, looked at the socio-economic circumstances of people living in 40,000 UK households.
Occupants were asked a series of questions, including how important on a scale of one to 10, being British was to them.
Pakistanis scored the highest with an average of 7.76 - despite common presumptions that they associate more strongly with their own national identity than to where they are living now.
Bangladeshi and Indian groups came second and third respectively, while the white population scored the lowest with an average of 6.58.
The study also found that identification with Britishness is higher among the children and grandchildren of migrants.
The research will be presented next week at the Economic and Social Research Council Research Methods Festival by Dr Alita Nandi.
She said: "Our research shows that people we might assume would feel very British, in fact do not - while others who we might assume would not associate themselves with feelings of Britishness, in fact do."
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If people are British how can they some feel more British than others because if you are British that is what you are.
I don't care about the colour of peoples skin or their accent so long as they accept being British and kind of follow British values.


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North Carolina
2.5/5 rDev -6%
10-20-2013 17:58:16 | More by Dave1999
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2/5 rDev -24.8%
Appearance Light and bright yellow in color with some visible carbonation and a James Brown head.
Smell This one smells like a Latin American Heineken. The skunk wasnt too bad, but the corny grain was revolting.
Taste The sweet creamed corn flavor shows up here in force. The finish tries to be dry with a bit of hops, but fails miserably.
Mouthfeel The light carbonation feels nice in the mouth, but the beer itself is ultra thin and hardly worth the effort.
Sinkability If I was in the 90 degree Bahama sun and had already put away a half dozen daiquiris I might be able to finish this one, but tonight its going in the sink.
01-12-2004 00:53:20 | More by RoyalT
Ontario (Canada)
2/5 rDev -24.8%
02-20-2012 17:20:07 | More by beerhunter13
2.55/5 rDev -4.1%
Well here goes...my first beer from the Bahamas...in a clear bottle no less. Thanks to kmpitz2 for this gem. Pours a urine sample bright clear yellow with a drop of orange and a tiny head that dies quickly. The skunk/brickweed was noticed as soon as I began the pour. Upon closer inspection there's a sweet grain nose along with some spicy, grassy hops. Not half bad for an adjunct.
First sip is a sweet grainy body with just a smattering of hoppiness. A hint of lemon and slightly doughy. While there's nothing that really excites me about this beer...it is inoffensive and actually quite thirst quenching.
Pretty thin in the mouthfeel with a hint of creaminess to the body. More presence that most adjunct lagers in my opinion. I'm glad I had the opportunity to try this...but there's no reason to go back...too many better brews to be had.
04-02-2005 04:29:48 | More by orbitalr0x
South Dakota
3.2/5 rDev +20.3%
Poured from a 12oz. can into a plastic cup.
A slightly hazy straw color with a little foam and not much head retention.
Smell is slightly bready, maybe a hint of yeast.
This tastes better to my palate than most American Lagers. A pleasant sweetness from the malt a bit of a hop bite. Nice.
Mouthfeel is typical lager.
Overall, I give it a bit of a bonus because I'm DRINKING IT IN THE BAHAMAS! It's actually the perfect beach beer. Easy drinking, smooth and tasty.
03-03-2014 20:23:53 | More by SD-Alefan
1.88/5 rDev -29.3%
The bahamas sucks! $6 a bottle for this. I figure i'm in the bahamas, should give it a try, i was wrong. Bright yellow appearence, urinesq smell. I can no say this beer did not have a taste, it certainly did and it wasnt good. Grainy, want-to-be sweet, no hop taste at all, thick malt. This beer summs up the bahamas. The bahamas are hot, slummy, everything closed on sunday, people are dicks, drive on left side of road, and dam expensive for what it is. Hate to be off topic but this is the "beer of the bahamas" and it certainly embodies many charechteristics of the bahamas in it's craftmanship and taste. For $5 a bottle, i'll take the bud light as bad as it is over this!
07-25-2005 05:26:14 | More by twi1609372
3/5 rDev +12.8%
Thanks to ericandersnavy for sharing this beer. This is my first beer from the Bahamas. The beer pours a very clear yellow color with a large white head. The aroma is very macro-like with lots of grain and corn. The flavor is typical macro with some sweetness. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Not terrible and certainly not undrinkable, but not very good either.
03-27-2010 16:19:10 | More by Mora2000
3.25/5 rDev +22.2%
08-27-2013 20:15:32 | More by dankjohn
3.25/5 rDev +22.2%
08-13-2013 00:52:36 | More by Hugh37
New York
2.5/5 rDev -6%
07-13-2013 23:18:46 | More by virinow
New York
2.93/5 rDev +10.2%
my sister got this and a few others on her honeymoon, and brought them back for me. bottle out of the fridge poured into a pint glass. pours a super clear straw yellow with some bubbles at first. a quick disappearing foamy white head. no lacing to speak of.
pretty skunky at first, sweet corn, light grains, thats about it.
in the taste you get some light grains, sweet corn, some citrus as well. pretty standard macro we got here.
light body,watery, thin mouthfeel, somewhat creamy, high carbonation.
very easy drinking for those hot summer days, goes down easy if you dont mind the taste. although not on the bottle, i believe its 5 %abv.
08-18-2009 23:06:40 | More by dogfishandi
1.93/5 rDev -27.4%
Pours transparent yellow with white head. Aroma is grainy with a little bit of hop aroma. Can't taste much malt, but the corn is definitly there. There seems to be a lot more bitterness then most macro type lagers. Mou thfeel is pretty thin as you would expect and there's a moderate amount of carbonation. I wouldn't reccomend this unless there's nothing else available.
08-13-2006 23:20:29 | More by Dizzy
South Carolina
2.58/5 rDev -3%
undated but coded clear 12oz bottle poured into a Unibroue (sorry Unibroue) snifter.
A: Poured a pale golden color with less a fingers of head that was surprisingly creamy but short-lived. Some lacing left on glass.
S: Corn, light malt and a tiny hint of hops.
T: Light toasted grain with a heavy corn component and a bit of spicy hops. Sweet/bitter components are balanced.
M: Crisp; light-bodied with medium+ carbonation.
O: A light, corny beer that would be more enjoyable on a hot day in the Bahamas.
03-29-2012 01:05:19 | More by chinchill
New Jersey
1.75/5 rDev -34.2%
11-28-2013 04:48:25 | More by acurtis
2.45/5 rDev -7.9%
Fairly generic yellow straw color. Head retention's possibly a little better than other beers from sunshiny areas like this one. Pretty good amount of skunk coming out of the bottle though. Had a couple of these before though, and that seems like par for the course.
Taste is not unlike Corona, only quite a bit more bitter. They seem to have used more hops than I expected, but they seem to have all gone bad from extreme skunking.
A less clear bottle and some quality control and this might be a drinkable brew. Right now, it's not.
03-01-2007 23:48:16 | More by SetarconeX
2/5 rDev -24.8%
02-27-2012 00:10:40 | More by ltdantheman
North Carolina
2.75/5 rDev +3.4%
11-08-2012 02:16:24 | More by markmccoy
2.25/5 rDev -15.4%
04-15-2014 13:20:08 | More by seavercm
3/5 rDev +12.8%
01-09-2014 21:47:41 | More by Griffith
North Carolina
3/5 rDev +12.8%
Beer Review #1 of my cruise on Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas, May 15-22, 2004.
Pale yellow in color in a clear bottle with white label.
Very standard for a pale lager, with all the boring, unoffending aspects of other similar beers, although I thought Kalik had a nice, strong bite on the tail end--perhaps from its higher-than-standard 5% abv.
The liquor store in Nassau where I bought this beer popped the cap and sent me down the street with it in a brown bag, adding to the experience. Although it was uncomplex, there can't be many better beers for a hot tropical day in the sun.
05-23-2004 01:19:04 | More by RockyTopHeel
2.5/5 rDev -6%
We drank quite a few of these while we were in the Exuama Islands in the Bahamas recently.
Appearance: Pale clear yellow with minimal soapy white head and little lacing, if any.
Smell: Our beers were fairly fresh, so no problem with skunkiness like others have reported. Scents are grassy and grainy, like a typical adjunct lager. Very average.
Taste: Sweet, grainy with minimal hops. Basically a watery adjunct lager and low ABV. Not horrible, but nothing too special either.
Mouthfeel: Watery and light-bodied. Medium-low carbonation.
Drinkability: When it was good and cold, it was an adequate beer for drinking several on a beach in the sun. They go down easily and you could do worse. I wouldn't seek them out again in the U.S, but I would drink them again while in the Bahamas.
03-15-2010 00:36:06 | More by ChopperSmith
2.63/5 rDev -1.1%
Poured out pale gold beer with less than 1 finger head. Highly carbonated,,i can smell the skunk and the glass is over a foot away.Taste isnt horrible very neutral slightly grainy. I can almost taste skunk because the smell is so powerful.All the other aspects are nothing special.
07-17-2007 01:25:23 | More by tweeder263
2.48/5 rDev -6.8%
I tried this at a little palm tree covered outdoor cafe in the quaint old part of Key West. It was about ten in the morning, and the guy at the cafe sort of raised an eyebrow when I asked for a beer at that hour. I kindly informed him that I was on a cruise, and that beer at ten am is perfectly normal whilst on vacation. So there.
A - Golden yellow with a small white head. The brew is perfectly clear, and there is no trace of lace.
S - Fruity with a macro lager trace of funk. I can smell some mango notes on top of the adjuncty smells.
T - Fruity, grainy, and a bit zesty. Papaya and mango are there, but just barely.
M - Moderate carbonation and a fuller-than-excpected mouthfeel add up to a decent feeling beer. The finish is off-dry and gritty.
D - Good. This isn't an outstanding brew, but I like the unique mango and papaya flavors. A half way decent session beer for the beach.
06-24-2007 13:28:45 | More by pmcadamis
North Carolina
3.4/5 rDev +27.8%
A - pale golden yellow; thin layer of soft, loose, white head; little retention
S - musty, grainy, grassy
T - grainy, grassy, straw, a bit musty, lagery
M - smooth, well carbonated, smooth, light bodied
It's easily drinkable and smooth, but it doesn't offer much flavor-wise. It's better than most in this style, but it still leaves much to be desired.
05-13-2012 00:37:34 | More by tdm168
3/5 rDev +12.8%
Clear, light golden color with a bright white head and a surprising, light hop aroma. It's not skunked even though it's in a clear bottle - they may be using pre-isomerized hops like Miller does. It has a good mouthfeel and the malt flavor is clean, sweet and lightly backed with hops. There's obviously some adjunct in use here; I'd guess it's just sugar syrup. The finish is short and sweet with a very light touch of hop. Very much like Corona but with a little more character, and I think, better made. I'm very surprised by this beer and would recommend you try one if you haven't already.
08-01-2002 05:35:55 | More by NeroFiddled
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It's a rare thing to have three pianists at three pianos in one studio. But given the recent marriage of keyboard masters Bill Charlap and Renee Rosnes, Marian McPartland thought it was a perfect opportunity to expand the Piano Jazz format with two of today's most gifted players as her guests.
Rosnes (the modern master) and Charlap (the accomplished acolyte of the American songbook) are a true jazz-piano power couple. Naturally, they met on the bandstand in various encounters over the years, from New York to Switzerland to Japan. The couple got together for the ultimate duet in 2007, with a star-studded wedding ceremony at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola in the Jazz at Lincoln Center complex.
Charlap's talents run in the family: His father, Moose Charlap, was a successful Broadway composer, while his mother, Sandy Stewart, was a popular singer in the 1960s who worked with Benny Goodman and appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show. While Bill grew up on the Manhattan music scene, Irene "Renee" Rosnes spent her childhood on the other side of the continent in Vancouver, British Columbia. She didn't make it to New York until the mid-'80s, but her jazz acumen was quickly recognized by such jazz masters as Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter and J.J. Johnson.
The two demonstrate their complementary styles on a duet of "Just in Time." Charlap and Rosnes then invite McPartland into the mix for a trio version of "Gone With the Wind" — which happens to be the very first tune the couple ever played together.
Rosnes plays a haunting, impressionistic version of Billy Strayhorn's "Chelsea Bridge" and Charlap salutes McPartland with her own "Stranger in a Dream." The two come together again on a gently swinging duet version of McPartland's most famous tune, "Twilight World." The host can't resist taking advantage of this unique piano-trio setting to perform a free improv sesson with her guests. The esteemed trio winds up the hour with each having a go at "I'll Remember April."
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Professor McGlade said that few European countries are seriously imbedding climate change into planning systems. 'While national strategies to adapt to climate change do exist in several European countries there are huge gaps. As we look out across Europe we see very little happening on adaptation despite the stark warnings from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Planners and planning authorities have a vital role to play.'
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A Green Paper on adaptation will be published by the European Commission on 3 July 2007.
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Every college football conference has seen its membership change since 2010. Now, we can finally being to breathe easily. We hope
The Big East held a press conference today to say it is going to expand soon, but it declined to say who just yet. CBS Sports' Brett McMurphy, who has owned the Big East expansion story, is reporting that Boise State, Houston, SMU, and UCF are all but in the league already and are waiting until after a BSU board of directors meeting to be announced. Boise would be a football-only member. Navy and Air Force will also be invited as football-only members. If all of those schools join the Big East, it will put the league in an interesting position. It might not be strong enough to keep its BCS auto bid, but it will be far and away better than the rest of the non-AQ leagues. It will also need one more member to get to 12, reportedly its target for membership.
Texas A&M moving to the SEC will allow SEC schools to recruit better in Texas.
Just received word from two sources that Aggies have NOT turned down Pac-10 and are still weighing P10/SEC optionBilly Liucci says "or not" to Chip Brown's report that A&M has turned down the Pac-10. Brown has also since backed off on the word of a Texas A&M spokesman. So consider this a false alarm and we should (as Rangers100 warned us) be careful about how much stock we put in Brown. My guess would be that A&M sounded uninterested and that was relayed to a Big XII athletics director who took it to mean A&M was gone. Or A&M is trying to keep things quiet as long as possible to avoid trouble. Again, this will be the final update until at least 10 minutes from now.
Already, mainstream media outlets and Chip Brown's Twitter feed have linked Texas A&M to the SEC, and Dr. Saturday's take (relying in part on Brown's finished, pay-walled story) includes two relevant details:
1. The SEC and Texas A&M are trying to get Oklahoma to join as well, which would explain the leaks eschewing interest in ACC teams and confirms that the SEC is really not all that interested in staying at 13 with A&M, regardless of what else might be said. Efforts to get Oklahoma seem like a long-shot at best, but winning A&M and OU over would make the SEC exponentially more attractive to Texas and would probably swing public opinion in the Lone Star State the other way; giving up an annual game with the Aggies is one thing, but moving into a conference sans the Sooners is unthinkable. In the end, though, I think getting Texas A&M will be enough for Mike Slive to call it a day and begin to consider other candidates for the 14th team.
2. The SEC also has political support in Texas in the form of Aggie alum U.S. Rep. Joe Barton, most famous among college football fans for his
ridiculous effort to legislate a playoff laudable if somewhat misguided effort to strengthen the game for decades to come. How much does having Texas and A&M in different conferences concern him? "Not a bit."
As always, this update should be considered final until we hear something else.
Yes, you're reading that correctly. A little light fare for a Friday afternoon. I can only imagine Mike Slive
laughing hysterically calling all the teams to make sure they're still committed to the league. (HT: Gobbler Country)
Supposedly this is pretty solid as far as expansion rumors go: the Pac-10 will seriously consider inviting Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Colorado into the fold this weekend. Supposedly Fox would then organize a Pac-16 Network in the same way it did for the Big Ten. Presumably if this happened, the Big Ten would finally get around to inviting Nebraska and/or Missouri and who knows which Big East teams. Apparently the only hangup is A&M, which reportedly is more interested in the going to the SEC should the Big 12 die. The SEC would then have to invite at least one ACC team to bring on the Aggies (because 13-team conferences don't work). We just finished the SEC meetings and no one seemed interested in expansion. Should these dominoes fall, I wonder if the conference would feel the need to go ahead with it anyway. I personally still say no: let the other guys play with thermite first and then decide later. It's not like even if the ACC added four Big East/CUSA teams the SEC couldn't take whoever it wanted. UPDATE 6:37 PM 1. The ADs of Texas A&M and Oklahoma don't sound interested in killing the Big 12 preemptively. A&M guy specifically says he doesn't want to go to the Pac-10. 2. The 12 SEC presidents will discuss expansion tomorrow, but don't plan to be the first mover in the expansion game. UPDATE 2, 6:45 PM As of right now, this link will get you the whole article sans pay wall. UPDATE 3 7:10 PM Slive speaks. He won't comment on the report, but maintains that the SEC is looking at the matter of expansion actively. Key quote: the current TV deals make the SEC the "most widely distributed conference in the country. … We don't need to get larger for the purpose of distribution." So there you go, straight from the boss's mouth. You don't have to consider TV markets when talking SEC expansion. UPDATE 4 9:00 PM Where there's smoke... The Colorado AD says that he and other school officials believes that six Big 12 schools will get Pac-10 invites as early as this weekend. He has not talked to Pac-10 officials, and Pac-10 commish Larry Scott has denied the report. This to me sounds like either A) someone told this guy about the Rivals report and he's repeating that, or B) he's talked to the the same sources that led to the Rivals report. It's significant that a Big 12 AD is giving credence to this rumor in some respect, but this is far from confirmation if you ask me.
According to a source talking to Jimmy Hyams of Knoxville sports radio station 990 AM the Sports Animal, Mike Slive has met with CBS to discuss possibilities regarding SEC expansion. Supposedly it would only happen if the Big Ten goes to 16, and the targets would be (predictably) Texas, Texas A&M, FSU, and Clemson. Should the Texas schools decline, the next choices would be Miami and Georgia Tech. The SEC issued a swift denial, so caveat emptor and all that. At the very least this one sounds plausible because Plan A would add two teams to each division and we don't have to worry about schools leaving their current divisions. I will say this though: you couldn't find a worse cultural fit for the SEC in the region than Miami. If you already think that Florida seems sort of like an outsider, Miami would feel like something from another planet.
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Whether you need to escape the heat, cold or just the hectic pace of everyday life, unwind in this authentic Log Home nestled in the Blue
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Center on the Demography and Economics of Health and Aging (CDEHA)CHPINTL Program
August 15, 1999 - June 30, 2014
Jay Bhattacharya - Principal Investigator
Shripad Tuljapurkar - Co-Investigator
Kathryn M. McDonald - Associate Director
Neesha Joseph - Program Manager
To promote the study of trends in the demography, economics, health, and healthcare of the elderly.
CDEHA builds upon and integrates work across multiple disciplines at Stanford in population studies, health economics, economics of retirement and medical technology assessment; and across multiple disciplines including statistics, econometrics, epidemiology, population biology and demography
Program areas within CDEHA include health disparities; the economics of retirement and demographic change; international population studies; the effects of medical technology on costs, outcomes and well-being of the elderly; and longitudinal and cohort studies of medical care, costs, and health and economic outcomes in the United States and other countries. The center also encourages cross-disciplinary collaborations and recruits promising trainees and junior faculty to conduct research in this area.
Need for this research
The United States and many other nations are experiencing a rapid increase in their elderly populations, prompting questions about future healthcare needs, how to finance care, and the nature of retirement. To address these issues, CDEHA promotes the study of trends in demography, economics, health, and health care, and the effects of these trends on the well-being of the elderly.
Aims of the Center
- Effects of medical technology on costs, health outcomes, physical and psychological well-being, and health care decisions of the elderly.
- Longitudinal and cohort studies of medical care, costs, and health and economic outcomes of older populations, in the United States and other countries, with particular emphasis on economic and health interest in outcome disparities.
- Application of demographic techniques, including biodemography, to understand changes in survival, health, and well-being among the elderly over time.
- Promotion of research in the demography and economics of aging at Stanford and in collaborating institutions, including other demography centers.
Neesha Joseph
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• National Institutes of Health
- Chronic Disease, Disability, and Medical Costs among Older Adults in India
- Effect of Social Isolation and Loneliness on Health Care Utilization
- Readmissions and Chronic Disease in the Elderly
- U.S. Mortality Variation by County, Age, Sex, and Race: Data and Preliminary Analyses
- Affective Forecasting Across the Lifespan
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- Demographic Impact of HIV on Africa's Elderly
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- Effect on Grandparents of Providing Child Care for Grandchildren
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- Effects of Obesity on Employer-sponsored Health Insurance
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- Elder-care, Gender, and Son Preference: The Role of Cultural Transmission and Diffusion During the Process of Rural-urban Migration in China
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- Health Implication of Urbanization, Migration and Obesity in India
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- Health Improvement under Mao and Its Implications for Contemporary Aging in China
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- Health Insurance among the Elderly in Colombia
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- Helping Older Adults to Initiate Exercise Habits
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- How and Why US Counties and UK Registration Areas Differ in the Distribution of Age at Death
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- Increasing Physical Activity Among the Elderly: A Meta-Analysis of the Effectiveness of Pedometers
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- Intergenerational Support and the Experience of the Elderly at the End of Life: An Extension of a Longitudinal Study in Rural China
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- Migration, Poverty Alleviation and Wellbeing of the Elderly: Population Modeling for Rural Western China
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- National Trends and Practice Patterns of Detection and Treatment of Hypertension During Ambulatory Visits in the U.S.
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- Systematic Review: The Health Benefits and Harms of Gardening Among the Elderly
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- Temperance and the Russian Mortality Crisis
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- The Cost Impact of Changing Antihypertensive Medication Prescribing for the Elderly
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- The Health Effects of Air Pollution: Evidence from Forest Fires
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- The HIV/AIDS Pandemic and Africa's Orphaned Elderly
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- The Quantitative Genetic Architecture of Sex Differences in Longevity
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- Disability and chronic disease among older adults in India: detecting vulnerable populations through the WHO SAGE Study
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AM J Epidemiol vol. 178, 11 (2013)
- Implications of Metric Choice for Common Applications of Readmission Metrics
Sheryl M. Davies, Olga Saynina, Kathryn M. McDonald, Ellen Schultz, Laurence C. Baker
Health Services Research (2013)
- The life cycle of bare branch families-A simulation study
Quanbao Jiang, Zhen Guo, Shuzhou Li, Marcus W Feldman
Canadian Studies in Population vol. 40 (2013)
- The Gorbachev Anti-Alcohol Campaign and Russia's Mortality Crisis
Jay Bhattacharya, Christina Gathmann, Grant Miller
American Economic Journal: Applied Economics vol. 5, 2 (2013)
- Estimates of missing women in twentieth century China
Quanbao Jiang, Shuzhuo Li, Marcus W. Feldman, Jesus Javier Sanchez Barricarte
Continuity and Change vol. 27, 3 (2012)
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February 5, 2014 Research in Progress Seminar
Shripad Tuljapurkar
- Adult Children's Care for the Elder Parents at the End of Life in Rural China: Study based on a long-term longitudinal Survey
May 30, 2013 Shorenstein APARC Seminar
Shuzhuo Li, Dongmei Zuo
- RIP Seminar: Changing Antihypertensive Medication Prescribing for the Elderly
February 20, 2013 Research in Progress Seminar
Veronica Yank
- Studying whole genome methylation patterns in the Khomani San populations of the Kalahari
February 6, 2013 Research in Progress Seminar
Oana Carja
- The Implications of the New Demographic Transition
October 5, 2011 Research in Progress Seminar
Karen Eggleston, Victor R. Fuchs
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Relatives of Gayle Botelho clutched her photograph as they prepared to see the man charged in her slaying for the first time. Daniel Tavares, 47, was indicted on the single murder back in April and returned to Massachusetts to face a Superior Court judge on Monday.
"I kind of like, almost froze," said Botelho's sister, Beverly Souza, told reporters outside the Fall River Justice Center. "It made me feel like there was evil in the world."
The young mother of three mysteriously disappeared in October of 1988.
"Every time I saw somebody with her stature, her frame...I would go around the corner, check their face out. It was always wondering," said Souza.
Twelve years later her body was discovered, buried in the neighbor's backyard on June Street in Fall River. Tavares lived next door at the time, and had long been linked to the case, but always had an alibi. In April 2013 a witness changed his story, and Tavares was indicted.
Tavares is no stranger to the legal system. He is accused of killing his mother, and is currently serving a life sentence in Washington state for a double murder there. He was returned to Massachusetts where he pleaded not guilty to a crime he allegedly committed 25 years ago.
"He took away a life. He took away someone who was loved. After all these years it still hurts," said Botelho's sister, Cindy Vanasse.
Botelho's family says they never gave up hope they would see justice, but know nothing can the time they've missed with her.
"There are Christenings, and baptisms, and first communions, graduations...and she'll never be able to enjoy any of that with us," said Vanasse.
Tavares is being held without bail. He is due back in a Massachusetts court room on October 16th.
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December 1, 2010
7:15 pm
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers really shook up their active roster on Tuesday. The Bucs officially placed right guard Davin Joseph, safety Cody Grimm, and defensive end Kyle Moore on injured reserve. Tampa Bay also released veteran safety Sabby Piscitelli.
Piscitelli, 27, was a second-round pick by the Bucs in 2007. In four years with the team, he played in 43 games with 20 starts and tallied 161 tackles, five interceptions, 13 passes defensed, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. This season Piscitelli totaled 15 tackles with one interception that was returned 31 yards. Piscitelli's interception was a critical play that led to the Bucs late fourth quarter comeback win over the Cincinnati Bengals. The interception set up kicker Connor Barth's game winning field goal in the Bucs 24-21 road victory. Piscitelli was a core special teams player that was fifth on the team in special teams tackles with nine.
Grimm, one of three seventh-round picks by the Bucs in 2010, started the last nine games at free safety. He recorded 61 tackles and two interceptions, one of which was returned 11 yards for a touchdown against the Bengals.
Joseph has started 67 games, including all 11 games this season. The Bucs selected Joseph in the first round of the 2006 NFL Draft.
Moore saw action in seven games this season and was a starter for all of them. He recorded 29 tackles, six quarterback pressures, and two fumble recoveries. Moore was a fourth-round pick in 2009.
To fill their spots on the active roster Tampa Bay made a plethora of moves. They promoted three players from the practice squad – wide receiver Dezmon Briscoe, safety Vince Anderson, and guard Brandon Carter. Tampa Bay also signed safety Larry Asante from the Cleveland Browns practice squad.
Anderson was signed by Tampa Bay after being waived by the New York Giants. He entered the NFL in 2009 and spent the 2009 season on the Giants practice squad. Anderson has been on the Bucs practice squad for all of the 2010 season.
Tampa Bay also added two players to their practice squad. The team signed wide receiver Ed Gant and defensive end E.J. Wilson. Wilson entered the league as a fourth-round pick by the Seattle Seahawks in the 2010 NFL Draft. He played in two games before being released on November 23rd. At North Carolina Wilson amassed 150 tackles, 12 sacks, four forced fumbles, and four fumble recoveries. Gant was an undrafted free agent out of North Alabama in 2009. He spent all of last season on the Arizona Cardinals practice squad and this season as well before being released on November 16th.
The Buccaneers had passed over starting Piscitelli twice this year. Once for Sean Jones at strong safety and a second time when Cody Grimm was named the starting free safety after Tanard Jackson was suspended for the season after Week 2. After losing the starting battle to Jones, Piscitelli made public comments that it was not a fair competition, and head coach Raheem Morris answered that it was sad Piscitelli felt that way but nobody cared.
The Buccaneers were faced with the prospects of starting a player who had a run in with coaches and a player that was not part of the long-term plan. Piscitelli was a free agent after the season and the two parties were prepared to mutually part ways after this season.
Bucs general manager Mark Dominik and Morris have continued to purge the team of veterans that were not players that they initially brought on to the team. Over this year the Bucs released veteran wide receiver Michael Clayton, tight end Jerramy Stevens, defensive tackle Chris Hovan, running back Clifton Smith, and defensive tackle Ryan Sims. Dominik and Morris had re-signed Stevens, Clayton, and Sims in their first free agency period in 2009.
With Piscitelli released the starting free safety will be determined in practice this week. Backup Corey Lynch has been on the roster this year and for part of 2009. Cornerback Ronde Barber is an option to play safety. If Barber is moved to safety E.J. Biggers would most likely start at right corner and rookie Myron Lewis would be the nickel cornerback. Anderson and Lynch are the prime two safety competitors at this time.
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2 Bedroom Condo-Worthington CC-Gated in Bonita Springs
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Worthington Country Club
- rates (USD) $ 1,200 - $ 2,800 / month
vacation rental description
Enjoy great golf, tennis, and swimming pools at Worthington Country Club,
located just north of Naples, with easy access to Route 75.
Beautiful view of lake and golf course. First floor unit, fully-
equipped, air-conditioned, washer, dryer, dishwasher, etc. Cable TV.
TV/VCR and DVD-Player in Living room. TV and Phone/Fax/Answering
machine in master bedroom. No pets. Smoke-free home.
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condo rental amenities
Golf course. Also, large pool and lighted tennis courts are
available. There is a large practice area with a lake for hitting
balls. Tennis and golf pros are available to help improve your game.
The length of the course from the men's tees is 6,137 yards, par 72.
activities and attractions in Bonita Springs Gulf Coast South
Golf, tennis, pools, fitness center, beaches, shopping, boating,
fishing, dog track, flea market nearby, movies. Short drive to
beautiful gulf beaches, shopping, dog track, flea market and many
area attractions. Clubhouse dining and grille room. Located in a
safe, gated community. Large grocery store within walking distance.
vacation rental rates
Rental Rates - January 2014 through December 2042
$2500/month for January; $2800/month for February and
March;$2100/month for April;
$1200/month for May-November; $2100 for December. These rates are
valid from January 20142
through December 2014. Minimum one month rental is required. Partial
month rentals will
not be considered during peak months of January, February, and March.
Golf fee/round is $65 plus $4 for cart (subject to change at
discretion of Country Club).
Tenant pays Country Club Transfer fee of $250 and $100 cleaning fee,
and 11% tax on total rental amount including these two fees.
Rick Berdine
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Twila Lee, 60, of Cozad, Nebraska, died Monday, October 21st, 2013, at Cozad Community Hospital.
Twila was born April 23rd, 1953, at Tabernash, Colorado, to John and Barbara (Gray) Pacheco. She attended Middle Park High School in Granby, Colorado. Following graduation, Twila worked at Winter Park Ski Resort.
On July 22nd, 1971, Twila married William "Bill" Lee at Elko, Nevada. The couple made their home in Colorado, where they raised their family. Together, Bill and Twila owned and operated The Sportsman Café in Grandby, Colorado, for several years. In 1990, Twila and Bill moved their family to Cozad. Twila worked at a local Amoco Station and Rodeway Motel.
Twila enjoyed cooking, crocheting and spending time with her family.
Twila was preceded in death by her husband, Bill; her parents; three sisters-in-law, Linda Pacheco, Sue Hardy and Kim Lee.
Survivors include her four sons, Travis (Candi) Lee, Justin Lee, Jeremy (Jennifer) Lee and David (Crista) Lee, all of Cozad; four sisters, Johanna (John) Staton, Sandra (Ron) Cooper, Delilah (Art) Becker, Monita Pacheco (Betty); four brothers, John (Ellen) Pacheco, Dean Pacheco, Manuel (Kathy) Pacheco, Steve ( Dori) Pacheco; nine grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
Services were held on Friday, October 25th, 2013, at the Cozad United Methodist Church with Pastor Doug Smith officiating. Burial was at the Cozad Cemetery.
A memorial has been established in her memory.
Condolences may be shared at berrymanfuneralhome.com.