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family is now homeless after watching 30 years of their life go up in flames.
And while most of the
material items can be replaced, the family lost something they can never get
Evelyn Mootispaw says her
beloved pet parrots were killed in the blaze.
"I heard my pets. I
tried to grab them and I couldn't get them out. I heard them go," she
remembered. "My umbrella was on my porch. My cockatiels were on my porch and my
African grey was in my kitchen and he had absolutely no help. He disintegrated."
She says animals were killed,
clothes were burned and memories were melted.
"Things that can not be
replaced," Mootispaw said.
Fire officials say the
cause of the fire was most likely electrical.
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"The difficulty we
incurred getting to the fire was the road had a lot of growth of the trees and
so forth," said Nolan Sapp, with Golden Gate Fire.
The fire trucks received
minor damage getting to the fire, but Mootispaw says it's nothing compared to
the damage it did to her family.
"I'm old fashioned. I
like things that have memories and now they're all gone," she said.
If you would like to make a donation to the family, they have an account set up at Wells Fargo under "Mootispaw Family."
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With Christmas just around the corner, Sting dropped in to High Wycombe RUFC on Friday 21st December to support their Mini Section's Christmas party. Community Partner Club High Wycombe RUFC run the Christmas Party each year, and Sting has been a regular visitor to join in with the party games and dance the evening away!
This year, Sting joined the DJ, games leaders and Father Christmas to help lead the entertainment, before joining the young rugby players in enjoying the food that had been laid on by the club.
After the visit, Community Rugby Coach Ben Smiley told wasps.co.uk, "It is always a pleasure to accept invitations from High Wycombe RUFC to support their events. Sting is always a popular feature with the young children and really helps to enhance the reputation of London Wasps in our community."
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Such was the frustration of Chelsea fans at the game against Bolton that when retired winger Jesper Gronkjaer limped round the pitch at half-time to nostalgic applause, the Shed end chorused 'Bring him on, bring him on, bring him on…'.
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Building A Buddhist Stupa on the Russian Steppe
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Iraq Diary, Pt. 30: A Year-Long Homecoming For Iraq War Reservists
Dec 30, 2005 — On January 2nd, 2005, six hundred and seventy soldiers with the 2nd of the 108th National Guard battalion celebrated their return from the war in Iraq with a ceremony at Fort Drum. They also remembered three of the unit's reservists who didn't make it home. Lt. Colonel Eric Olsen served as a chaplain at a base north of Bagdad and also volunteered for North Country Public Radio, keeping a series of audio diaries. Olsen has been home in Saranac Lake for a full year now, with his wife Susan and his sons Garth and Evan. Olsen sat down this week with Brian Mann to talk about returning to civilian life, a hard transition for many reservists. Go to full article
Disability on the Farm
Dec 29, 2005 — This week we're hearing audio diaries. Today's is a part of our year-long series Disability Matters, looking at the issues facing people with disabilities in the North Country. Ann Bennett and her husband, Brian, are organic farmers in Heuvelton. They sell chickens and eggs, vegetables and herbs under the name Bittersweet Farm. They have two children, 11-year-old Katherine and 8-year-old Carl. Ann has a form of muscular dystrophy and arthritis. Her condition has gotten worse in recent years. Before, she walked through the fields and gardens. Now she uses an electric wheelchair with big sturdy wheels to get around the farm. Ann prepared this audio diary about the transition. Go to full article
A Bronx Teen's First Taste of the North Woods
Dec 27, 2005 — This week on the 8 O'Clock Hour we're featuring audio diaries - first hand glimpses of our world. This morning, a first experience of the Adirondack Mountains. The Adirondacks have introduced millions of Americans to real wilderness. Often that first taste comes at summer camp or during a family outing. Marcus Pavon, a 17-year-old senior from the Bronx, first came to the north woods last summer as an Adirondack Nature Conservancy intern. Teenagers from New York City helped to fight invasive species in ponds and along roadsides throughout the park. Marcus joined the group and kept an audio diary of his experience. (Brian Mann produced Marcus' diary.) Go to full article
Audio Diary: From Keene Valley to Lake Baikal
Dec 26, 2005 — Naj Wikoff, from Keene Valley, is spending eight months in Ulan Ade, in the Lake Baikal region of eastern Russia. Since August, Naj has been keeping a web-diary of his journey here at NCPR.org. He's described his travels and his work as a Fulbright scholar, a teacher and artist at the East Siberian Academy of Culture. This morning, Naj sends this audio diary of his journey across Russia and his first encounter with Lake Baikal and its people.
Naj's audio diary was produced by Brian Mann with web production by Dale Hobson. Go to full article
Naj's audio diary was produced by Brian Mann with web production by Dale Hobson. Go to full article
Covering the Al-Hamra Hotel Bombing
Nov 30, 2005 — The situation is Iraq continues to be very dangerous for foreigners. Yesterday the Associated Press reported 11 foreigners were abducted. Earlier this month, two car bombs targeted the Al-Hamra Hotel in Baghdad, where many foreign journalists stay. 8 Iraqis died in the blast. Freelance photojournalist Bill Putnam was staying near the hotel, at Time Magazine's house. He was in his room when the first bomb went off. He sent us this audio diary. Go to full article
For Kids with Disabilities, Schools Offer Hope & Hurdles
Oct 10, 2005 — Thousands of families in the North Country have school-age kids who live with disabilities, everything from dyslexia to muscular dystrophy to attention deficit. Public schools are a front-line resource, providing a remarkable range of services, therapies, and specialized education. Good programs can make all the difference, helping a child to reach a productive, engaged life. But navigating the bureaucracy and finding the best strategies for each child can be a daily struggle. Kathy Hannon is a special education teacher who lives in Saranac Lake and works in Lake Placid. Her daughter Michaela lives with spastic cerebral palsy. Michaela, who is twelve years old, uses a wheelchair and a voice machine that helps her to communicate. In this morning's installment of the Hannon's audio diary, they offer a glimpse of the ups and downs of the education system as seen from the inside. Go to full article
Audio Postcard: Bike & Train Through Canada?s Maritimes
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Jul 22, 2005 — Summer is the time for family vacations and getting outdoors. This month, Tracy Santagate from the Adirondack town of Gabriels headed north to the maritime provinces of Canada. Tracy traveled with her son Levi and with friends, going by train and bicycle for eleven days. She took along a recorder, capturing the sounds of the open road. Here's her audio postcard.
You heard from Tracy Santagate. Also her son, Levi, who's fifteen years old and Levi's friend Kellen Waickman who's sixteen. Go to full article
You heard from Tracy Santagate. Also her son, Levi, who's fifteen years old and Levi's friend Kellen Waickman who's sixteen. Go to full article
Raise Your Voice: Foster Care Saves a Rebel
Jun 06, 2005 — We begin a new project for North Country Public Radio. It's called Raise Your Voice: Stories from North Country Teens. We gave three young women recorders and asked them to document their daily lives. The resulting stories will air Monday mornings in June on The 8 O'Clock Hour. The project is a collaboration with North Country Adolescent Outreach, a peer education program based at SUNY Potsdam. Today we hear from Brittany Chase. Brittany is 16 years old. She lives in a foster home in Potsdam. Strife in her biological family landed her in the foster care system. Brittany says it saved her life. Go to full article


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Wasted money on this thing. It's cheaply made, doesn't work for me, it sits in a drawer taking up space. Will go in the garbage without one good use.


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Embarkation was smooth and easy being with the VIP group. This was our first cruise on Carnival and overall it was very good. The Muster drill was held outside so that was a little cool to say the least.
Our Vista suite was a 10 out of 10, and we would certainly book it again, best dollar for dollar value of any of the suite's we have cruised. Once we reached warmer weather the wrap around balcony was so nice.
The ship itself is very beautiful, the theme in this ship is "Story Telling" and I loved all the decor, it is definitely worth seeing.
The food was average, there was nothing wrong with it, it was just OK. However Nick and Nora's steakhouse was absolutely fantastic, worth every cent of the charge, and the biggest piece of cheesecake for desert I have ever seen in any restaurant.
By the time we hit Port Canaveral the weather had warmed up and even though our excursion was cancelled due to lack of interest my wife and I grabbed a cab and headed to cocoa beach for some shopping.
Freeport was fun, the weather was great, and we went to lucayan for some shopping and went to the beach, it was far too crowded for us, but a nice experience none the less.
Nassau was Doomsday and the only thing that came close was the fact that there were 5 cruise ships there on that day and I have never seen the port as crowded as that day, lets put it this way, it was so crowded I was able to walk through without being harassed by the local taxi drivers :)
All in all it was a very nice cruise, but we are probably never going to cruise that close to Christmas again, it was hectic leading up to the cruise getting Christmas ready for when we returned, and then we got back on Christmas eve only to go crazy visiting the family for the next three days that we got so run down we got sick......


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Hop Odyssey: Black IPA - Green Flash Brewing Co.
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Reviews by babaracas:
3.86/5 rDev -2.3%
First, an aside: BJCP should fix the naming of this category. The debate is long over, "IPA" sells!
Anyway, this one pours a mostly clear dark orange edged dark brown with billowing tan colored head. Big pillows of foam clinging to the glass, with a half inch of head staying for the remainder. Smell: pine, grapefruit peel, dried apricot, toffee note. Taste: sugary into roasty and caraway notes quickly overtaken by pine and grapefruit peel. It's over quickly. Nice example but not a standout for me. Best by 7/21/14.
04-07-2014 01:50:21 | More by babaracas
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4/5 rDev +1.3%
04-25-2014 23:21:04 | More by woodchipper
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
06-23-2014 03:29:44 | More by dimitrov
3.5/5 rDev -11.4%
04-06-2013 07:20:23 | More by SmellsofMahagony
4/5 rDev +1.3%
11-07-2013 01:35:39 | More by VernonKell
3.25/5 rDev -17.7%
07-20-2014 13:55:09 | More by Beerswag
New York
4.09/5 rDev +3.5%
Bomber bottle, Best before 7/21/14 etched onto the bottle
Pours darn near black, supporting a lasting medium mocha head. Leaving nice ringed and scattered high lacing.
Nose is all about the citrus, oranges and grapefruits, nice
Flavorful, citric, hoppy with dark malts. Fine stuff. Hops keep flowing in wave after wave, continuing citric notes, more and more orange on the palate. Perhaps a bit thin mouth feel wise. But its a minor point, as this is super tasty, and west coast hop forward goodness. Highly enjoyable and a must try.
03-08-2014 05:15:44 | More by Billolick
4.25/5 rDev +7.6%
11-19-2013 19:48:29 | More by SudsSurfer
3.99/5 rDev +1%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Nonic Pint.
Appearance: More brown than black, with thick, frothy, mocha head.
Smell: Citrus, char, chocolate, chalk and pine.
Taste: Somewhat fruity malts with lots of grapefruit and pine hops. Chocolate, coffee and charred meat all come into play as well. Finish is fairly bitter with herbal & spicy notes, pine and roasted malts all adding to the sharp finish. Despite all the flavors and the bitter finish, the taste profile is subtler than expected.
Feel: Moderately low carbonation with a creamy body that is slightly thinner than hoped for. Dry finish but some slight chalkiness.
Overall: Nice Black Ale that I would certainly have again, but while the breadth of flavors is impressive, some others examples of the style have greater depth.
02-21-2014 05:19:23 | More by bsp77
3.96/5 rDev +0.3%
Light black in color and it will allow some like to make it through if held up to light. Easily an inch thick tightly knit light beige colored head. Brussels lacing. Wonderful aroma of piney hops and dark malt. The hop taste actually seems pretty tame compared to what I'm getting from the aroma. This is still fairly bitter with piney hops,but that dark malt backbone is very apparent. Mouth is a bit thinner than I would have imagined. The flip side of course is that it's not as filling as a typical IPA at that ABV.
05-18-2014 02:56:13 | More by Franziskaner
4.21/5 rDev +6.6%
Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice. Bottle says best by 07/21/14.
Appearance: Pours a deep brownish black with a hint of ruby. Moderate amount of bubbles and a huge four finger light tan head that slowly fades into a thinner creamy layer. Leaves a lot of lacing.
Smell: An earthy, fruity, and spicy hop forward aroma with good hints of pine, citrus, and dark malt. Big upfront mix of hops with hints of spicy pine resin and some earthy grass. Citrus hop hints of grapefruit, orange peel, lemon, pineapple, and tangerine. Dark malts with hints of burnt toast, chocolate, coffee, biscuit, grains, burnt caramel, oats, and yeast. Definitely leans towards the hoppier side. A pretty good aroma.
Taste: Like it smells, a spicy, earthy, and fruity hop forward taste with notes of pine, citrus fruit, and dark malt. Upfront mix of earthy, herbal, floral, and citrus hops. Spicy and dank notes of pine resin. Earthy grass. Juicy citrus fruit notes of grapefruit, orange peel, lemon, tangerine, and pineapple. Hops are pretty oily with a drying bitterness. Dark malts with notes of chocolate, burnt toast, biscuit, coffee, grains, caramel, yeast, and oats. A pretty good ripe taste.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Juicy, spicy, oily, sticky, and pretty drying.
Overall: A pretty solid take on a Black IPA. Pretty hop forward with a nice juicy and oily bitterness. The dark malt presence is good as well.
02-16-2014 07:53:31 | More by MattyG85
North Carolina
3.93/5 rDev -0.5%
Draft pour at Revolution Ale House, Charlotte NC.
This has proven to be one of my least favorite styles, but this brew is better than most. Appearance is great, black beer with thick off-white creamy head and lacing. The nose is straight up hops, but the taste does have some malt supporting the hops. Oily mouthfeel. Very good beer.
07-29-2014 19:11:48 | More by Mantooth
4/5 rDev +1.3%
04-04-2014 23:46:47 | More by doremite
West Virginia
4/5 rDev +1.3%
Raw hop character in a black IPA format, the appearance is cola brown with ruby highlights, big tan head forms thick, rocky texture. Aroma has pungent citrus peel and dark roasted malt layers combined into one, goes great with food. But my ideal IPA is citrus fruit grassy and clean the muddled alpha acids with dark roasts just don't work as well as your typical IPA without the dark roasted malts. Flavors have the dark chocolate notes with herbal, herbaceous dank weed, and grapefruit peel bitterness heavy in the backend finishes dry without much finesse. It's just hops and dark bitter roasted malt without much poetry between the two, gimme a porter or an hoppy IPA in place of the hybrid any day. Mouthfeel is resinous with hop oils it even makes your nares burn with the combination. Overall I can't wait to try something more approachable in the Black IPA department, this is good but I know there could be better versions out there.
02-18-2014 04:20:26 | More by WVbeergeek
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
05-28-2014 14:06:29 | More by HopAttack3
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
05-08-2013 12:22:09 | More by sgttibbs
New Mexico
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
05-19-2014 22:05:38 | More by LXIXME
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
03-22-2014 23:45:28 | More by InfernoBoss
3.94/5 rDev -0.3%
Had on-tap at Capitol Beer in Sacramento, CA
Appearance - Black in color, served to me with a half finger, light tan head. Decent retention, leaving a fair layer of microbubbles covering the surface. Leaves fair lacing with good stick.
Smell - Pungeunt hop oil aroma. Citrus and pine. Lesser notes of roasted malt; caramel and coffee.
Taste - Follows the nose. Hop forward flavor; more citrus than pine resin. Grapefruit pith. Light to moderate roasted malt character, touching on caramel, cocoa and lesser coffee notes.
Mouthfeel - Medium in body with a healthy amount of carbonation. Slight creaminess. Goes down with fair ease. Semi-dry finish.
Overall - Classic West Coast hop profile. It's quite similar, in fact, to their West Coast IPA except with the addition of roasted malt, and while I'd prefer a stronger roast malt presence, that's not typical of the style. What's there is solid. One I'd certainly give another go with, especially if Green Flash decides to bottle this in the future.
04-11-2013 19:56:14 | More by TheSixthRing
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
01-19-2014 17:11:04 | More by Griffith
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
08-28-2013 23:23:21 | More by Sammy
4.01/5 rDev +1.5%
Truth in advertisement here... Pitch black body allows absolutely no light through its' walls. Beautiful, thick beige head with great retention and plenty of lacing.
Nice, roasted malts and coffee and pine hops. Notes of pistachios and pepper can also be found. I wish it were a bit more potent however.
Right away, plenty of roasted character encapsulates a potent, bitter bite. Gobs of pine, little bit of coffee. Nutty aftertaste. No booziness. Enjoyable.
Could be smoother, if I'm honest, but it doesn't ruin the experience. Fairly thick body and lightly carbonation. Clean finish but a bit dry.
Very enjoyable beer here. Easy to drink considering its bite. Worth consideration!
03-28-2014 01:47:10 | More by alphagnome
3.25/5 rDev -17.7%
04-27-2014 05:42:54 | More by dertyd
3.5/5 rDev -11.4%
03-16-2014 21:41:50 | More by Snow81
4/5 rDev +1.3%
The Black IPA from Green Flash is a good easy drinking Black IPA. The beer poured a nearly opaque with thick white head that left a very nice lace. The scent and taste carry a roast and pine flare. The mouthfeel was medium in body with smooth carbonation. Overall this is a good Black IPA.
09-01-2014 03:00:09 | More by WoodBrew
Hop Odyssey: Black IPA from Green Flash Brewing Co.
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Southern Lemonade in Foley
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Park Ave. Condos
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 798 - $ 960 / week
$ 1,550 - $ 2,250 / month
vacation rental description
Southern Lemonade is a condo built with comfort and style. A tasteful decor will welcome you in.
A ground floor unit which features nine foot smooth ceilings, Kitchen is fully equipped with dishes and linens. Granite Counters. To make you feel at home in the kitchen you will find an Expresso Machine, Coffee Maker, George Forman grill, Toaster, mixer & a blender for making a cool drink to enjoy on the screened patio.
French doors off the Great room/ dining area lead to the screened patio. A split bedroom plan with ceiling fans in each bedroom plus walk in closets.
Full size Washer & Dryer is provided for your convenience.
The condo is a ground floor unit positioned on the corner of the building which affords quiet and privacy.
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Kick back and just relax. Great room features a 32' flat screen TV with Cable, DVD player with movies.
Split bedroom floor plan. Two bedrooms have Queen sized beds with Egyptian cotton sheets. 22' flat screen TV's are located in the bedrooms. If you need a home office area while you're visiting, we have it. One bedroom has been set up with a desk for a work area. Free WIFI for your laptop.
You can lay by the pool, soak up the Sun and enjoy doing nothing. Kiddies can play in the 2ft deep Kids Pool. Also enjoy the covered Cabana area at the pool with fans. Gazebo area for grill.
activities and attractions in Foley Alabama
Just minute from the Gulf of Mexico. You can Walk on the beach, Build Sand Castles, pick up sea shells or look for sand crabs at night.
Tangers Outlet Mall is less than 5 minutes from the condo. Many Antiques shop are located with 15 miles area. Six Golf courses are located within 15 minute drive. Pensacola Naval Air Museum is with 45 minutes. Visit Historical Mobile, see the ship USS Alabama.
Dine at LuLu's Restaurant (Jimmy Buffett has been know to drop in).
The famous Lambert's Cafe (home of the throwing rolls) is located just around the corner.
Not to mention the opportunity to eat fresh seafood everywhere.
vacation rental rates
3 Nights minimun stay required
3 nights $394.00 + $75. Cleaning Fee + Tax
4 nights $510.00 + $75. Cleaning Fee + Tax
5 nights $617.00 + $75. Cleaning Fee + Tax
7 nights $800.00 + $75. Cleaning Fee + Tax
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Top things to do in Foley
- Shop at Tanger Outlets Mall
- Play a round of Golf
- Check out the Antique shops
- Go Horseback riding
- Eat at Lambert's Cafe
Top things to do on a budget
- Go to the State Park Fishing Pier
- Picnic on the Beach/pick up shells
- Go to Naval Air Museum
- Play Miniature golf
- Relax at the pool & read a book
Top things to do with a family
- Take a Dolphin cruise
- Take the Ferry to Dauphin Island
- Spend the day at Waterville
- Go to a concert at the Wharf
- Have dinner at LuLu's
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VIDEO: A warning to women to be vigilant for thieves who "slide" in and steal your purse when you're not looking.
A WARNING for women: Thieves known as "sliders" are now using this new and tricky technique to steal your purse. 3 Good evening. Purse snatching may be one of the oldest crimes in the world .. but now crooks have added a different twist ..striking at gas stations and convenience stores. The thieves are called "sliders" ...because they SLIDE in, open the car door and steal the purse... as the woman pumps the gas. Oftentimes, the victim doesn't even REALIZE it happened! Channel 4's Ashley Harding joins us live with more on what you need to know to keep yourself from becoming a victim...Ashley? 3 3 3 PKG: nats from electric slide video TRACK It's called "sliding"....no, not this kind... But "sliding" in and stealing. As this video shows, it's when a thief enters an unlocked car as a victim fills up her tank and steals her purse! As channel 4's crime expert Ken Jefferson shows it can happen to anyone. And it can happen in a matter of seconds! 16:36--16:45 "And that's what's happening, people are paying attention to the gas pump, not paying attention to the side of the door and they're grabbing purses." TRACK For Jacksonville resident Shantay Owens, it's a huge wake up call.18:42--18:52 "Even though you feel like you're this close, I would have never imagined someone would be walking on the other side just that quick and would have been gone with my purse and all of my belongings." TRACK Belongings like your wallet, credit cards, driver's license, and much more. Ashley standup: "As we've been saying, this can happen anytime, anywhere. And I'm ashamed to say, it even happened to me! I had gotten to the gas station, I didn't realize that my door was unlocked, and the next thing I knew my purse was stolen." TRACK Jefferson says bad guys look for people whose minds appear to be somewhere else. In my case, I was thinking about my upcoming wedding.... He says you never know when someone may be watching you. You should always be on guard and looking around. 25:05-- "For instance, while we've been doing this interview, a person has been standing around the whole time just watching us." 25:14--25:19 "He could be watching for vulnerability of a person. You just never know." TRACK And if someone does get your purse, you should do whatever you can to help police.22:27--22:37 "Try to get a vehicle description, color, and a tag number if at all possible. Call right away with that information." TRACK Shantay Owens says this is the last time she leaves her door unlocked at the pump. 19:04--19:13 "Really a good wake up call. I will be getting my keys, making sure I locked the door even when I'm just right here by the pump." 3 Ashley ... let's get back to your own experience... when did YOU realize it had happened to you? you had no idea someone was lurking right there at the pump?
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Tuscan Style Condo/Heated Pool/Internet/Waterfront in Fort Myers Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Casa Marina
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$ 1,750 - $ 3,850 / month
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Casa Marina 353 will inspire the artistic, relax the stressed soul, and give you the feeling of a vacation abroad. Decorated with a Tuscan feeling and beautiful art pieces, you'll find this two bedroom, two bath condo irresistibly calming. Its been recently remodeled with all new tile and Berber carpet flooring.
The bright, colorful, kitchen is equipped with everything you could want or need to prepare a simple breakfast to a gourmet dinner. Indulge your taste buds at the formal dining table or on the lanai while watching the boats and marine life on the canals below and Estero Bay.
The spacious, vibrant living room opens to the large screened in lanai overlooking Estero Bay and the canals below. Enjoy the manatees and dolphins that come in to play in the waterways. Wake early to watch the stunning sunrises over a glistening Estero Bay. Curl up with a good book or
watch your favorite TV show while relaxing in the living room. High speed cable internet is also available free of charge for those who need to stay in touch with the office or family.
The master bedroom is decorated in gold and red and offers a queen size bed with in-room TV, private ensuite full bathroom, and opens to the lanai. The second bedroom is an elegant room with two twin beds, an in-room TV, and separate full bath. There is also a sleeper sofa in the living room for an
additional sleeping area as well. While the condo will sleep 6, fire code and condo rules stipulate a maximum of 5 persons total may occupy the condo.
There is a full size washer and dryer in the condo for your private use. Casa Marina boasts a very large, 27x57 foot, in-ground heated pool with a morning water aerobics program for those who want to get involved, stay fit, and meet others. Water aerobics not your cup of tea? No problem. Relax poolside on the comfortable lounging furniture and read a book or take an afternoon siesta. There are also poolside restrooms for your convenience.
For those who might be interested in renting a boat or personal watercraft, or if you'll be bringing your own, we have boat slips available for your use during your stay. The canals on either side of the complex offer excellent fishing right from the dock. You can also spot dolphins and manatees swimming through as well.
condo rental amenities
For those of you who want a truly relaxing vacation, we offer full concierge service, daily housekeeping and turn down services. Let us know how our concierge can assist you. We can arrange for special occasion items to be waiting for you, or that special someone in your party, upon your arrival. Groceries, fresh fruit baskets, floral arrangements, limo/dinner packages, an in-house massage, are all things that we can arrange for you to make your vacation ultra special.
Do you need a crib or high chair for a little one? Kayaks to explore Estero Bay with? Golf clubs so you don't have to bring yours? Let us know. We offer a full rental department for those "extra" items that you may need or don't want to bring with you. Everything is delivered to you for your arrival and picked up on the day of your departure. So you can relax on your vacation in paradise.
activities and attractions in Fort Myers Beach Gulf Coast South
Enjoy golfing? This is the condo for you! Located right next to the executive-style, public golf course on Fort Myers Beach, known as Bay Beach, you can walk out the condo and right to the course. Grab a cart or walk and get some extra exercise.
With 7 miles of white sugar sand beach at your backdoor there's never a lack for something to do. Enjoy fishing? Fish right from the canals below the condo. You're sure to catch a great fresh fish meal.
This condo is perfectly located towards the South end of the island. Walk to Santini Plaza or Fish Tale Marine. Here you can get fresh fishing bait, rent a boat for the day, shop in the numerous boutiques, or enjoy a delicious meal in the many restaurants. Fort Myers Beach has it all. Upscale shopping, cinemas, golf, night life, restaurants galore. Never venture off the island unless a short drive or boat ride takes you to Sanibel or Captiva islands or the wealthy shores of Naples.
Trolley stops going both North and South bound are located at the end of Bay Beach Lane at Estero Blvd.. Jump on the trolley for 50 cents per person and see the island or head down to Lovers Key State Park for wildlife viewing, kayaks, biking and private beaches.
vacation rental rates
Off Season: $500-$550 weekly, $1750-$1925 monthly
Peak Season: $900-$1300 weekly, $3000-$3850monthly
To the above rates please add a $95 departure cleaning fee, 11% FL Sales Tax, a $40 nonrefundable booking fee and a $50 nonrefundable damage waiver fee. Rates include all utilities. Arrival/departure days of the week are flexible to fit your vacation schedule.
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text: Everett, WA- The Portland Winterhawks (2-0) scored three goals in the third period to down the Tri-City Americans (1-1) 4-1 in the Americans final game of the Holiday Inn Pre-Season Classic hosted by the Everett Silvertips.The Winterhawks scored first, with Dominic Turgeon earning the first goal of the game 16:39 into the first period. The Americans had 11 shots on Winterhawks' goalie Jarrod Schamerhorn, but couldn't score in the period.The second period was dominated by the Americans, but with no positive results. Tri-City had 10 shots in the period compared to Portland's five, but neither team could score a goal and the period ended with the Winterhawks hanging on to a one goal lead heading into the third.Portland came out and stomped the Americans in the third period. It started early in the period when Jason Trott scored on a power play to give the Winterhawks a 2-0 lead.The Americans scored their first and only goal of the night 7:10 into the third by Tyson Dallman and assisted by Justin Feser and Beau McCue.This brought the Americans within one but would only last 18 seconds. Portland would increase the lead back to two with a Keoni Texeira goal. Texeira would add another goal less than three minutes later on a power play to give the Winterhawks a three goal lead that Portland would ride to victory. Both teams racked up the penalty minutes, with the teams spending a combined 86 minutes in the penalty box, including 47 for the Americans. The Americans were 0-for-6 on the power play while Portland was 2-for-9 on the power play.The Americans next exhibition game is on September 6 against the Kootenay Ice when Tri-City hosts the Red Lion Hotels Pre-Season Tournament at the Toyota Center. Game time is 7:05 p.m.


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What the Board of Supes race is really all about
Original post made by Hank Lawrence on Mar 1, 2012
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If Ms. Keith wins the Board of Supes race will she have enough to overcome Gail Slocum who will be ready to start her second career as the CD18 Representative for California in twelve years. It will be a race between Keith's moderation and Slocum's political prowess. Who will win? We won't know until Eshoo decides to retire and she is under no pressure to do so.
If Keith wins the Board of Supes race and Eshoo waits longer than twelve years to retire then the smart money would have to be on Slocum. If Keith wins the Board of Supes race and Eshoo retires in 12 years or less then it should be a very spirited contest betweeen two extremely politically ambitious women.
on Mar 2, 2012 at 7:29 am
Ms. Keith is relatively inexperienced and with just barely 3 months under her belt as mayor should really be considered a long shot for the District 4 Supervisor seat. Mr. Lawrence's premise that it should be a "spirited contest" was predicated on the assumption that Ms. Keith would be elected to the Board of Supervisors. In this highly competitive race there are other candidates with far greater experience than Ms. Keith and it is probable that she will not prevail in this election.
Not many people see Ms. Keith as a viable candidate and for her to run for higher office so soon after being elected to City Council could cause one to question her motives. The public generally is turned off by political opportunists whose primary goal is not to serve the people but to promote their meteoric rise in politics.
No one knows Ms. Keith well enough to question her sincerity but she does give the appearance of putting herself before the public's interest.
If she wants to prevail in this election she must dispel that notion. She has her work cut out for herself. Bon Chance
on Mar 2, 2012 at 10:38 am
With respect to the amount of experience needed to be a great Supervisor, let me point to these two ladies who Never held a public office until Supervisor of San Mateo County.
Hon. Anna Eshoo
Congresswoman, District 14
United States House of Representatives
Hon. Jackie Speier
Congresswoman, District 12
United States House of Representatives
Also the Oath should be looked at and considered. This open seat District 4 has been well known for a long time. Its not a surprise, someone didn't die or resign. If some candidates have just recently taken an oath to fulfill a term obligation they should keep it.
on Mar 3, 2012 at 12:21 am
Hank, you realize that you actually increase Gail's notoriety the more you make posts like this. Whatever the grudge is about, let it go.


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Classic film before 35mm was 72mm but 35mm (which is actually 36mm) rapidly became the dominant film standard.
I'd dispute the first claim, after all what do you mean with the term "classic film"? But anyway, regarding 35mm film "which is actually 36mm" you couldn't be more wrong, roll film is measured by its film gauge, that is, it is 35mm wide, hence 35mm film, it has nothing to do with the arbitrary dimensions of the film we expose. Look at the Hasselblad X-Pan with a 24mm x 65mm exposure area on 135 format film. Don't forget we, as still photographers, are actually using film in the "wrong" orientation to its primary original purpose, running through movie cameras and theater projectors.
As for "standard" lenses being the diagonal of the format, yes that holds up across formats.


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The Associated Press reported May 1 that there are currently 1.1 billion people using Facebook worldwide.1 This figure represents a 23 percent increase from the prior year, and it is reported that Facebook has 665 million active users per day. The 372,563 cases filed in the U.S. federal district courts in 2012 seem paltry by comparison.2 Even if one were to account for all the cases filed in every state in the country, this number would not be in the same stratosphere as the number of daily Facebook users. Against this backdrop, there can be little doubt that the intersection of Facebook and the law will continue to be shaped by the judiciary as it is faced with a population of Facebook-using litigants.
An important issue before the court system, born from the technological and intellectual advances of social media, is the proper application of privacy within the scope of a lawsuit and the confines of a courtroom. This subject was addressed in an order issued by Judge James P. Cullen of the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Lancaster County, in Peronne v. Rose City HMA.3 In particular, Cullen ruled upon the discoverability of a party's Facebook login information (i.e. user name and password) and content generally in balancing the relevance of the material against individual privacy concerns. Cullen's decision reinforced the precept that like all physical documents, photographs and other tangible items, social media content is discoverable when relevant to a claim or defense. Notably, however, Cullen diverged from prior Pennsylvania jurisprudence in his ruling when he ordered the retention of a neutral forensic expert to conduct an examination of the electronic materials, rather than compelling production of private login information.
In ruling that the plaintiff must produce his Facebook login information, the trial court concluded that "no social network site privilege has been adopted by our legislature or appellate courts." The court further concluded that as a general matter, "Pennsylvania law does not favor evidentiary privileges."
Foradora's opinion examined the terms and conditions that go along with the use of Facebook and held as follows:
Facebook, MySpace, and their ilk are social network computer sites people utilize to connect with friends and meet new people … while it is conceivable that a person could use them as forums to divulge and seek advice on personal and private matters, it would be unrealistic to expect that such disclosures would be considered confidential.
Foradora stated that a reading of the privacy policy of Facebook "should dispel any notion that information one chooses to share, even if only with one friend, will not be disclosed to anybody else." Moreover, in the judge's opinion, the relationships fostered through social media are "basic friendships, not attorney-client, physician-patient, or psychologist-patient types of relationships, and while one may expect that his or her friend will hold certain information in confidence, the maintenance of one's friendships typically does not depend on confidentiality." Based on the foregoing, the court concluded that there was no compelling privacy and/or privilege rationale that should prevent the production of login information, which could lead to the discovery of information relevant to the prosecution or defense of a lawsuit.
Less than a year after the McMillen decision, Judge Charles H. Saylor of the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Northumberland County, entered a substantially similar order in the matter of Zimmerman v. Weis Markets, Inc.5 In Zimmerman, the plaintiff was injured while operating a forklift. The defendant, upon review of the plaintiff's public Facebook profile, discovered the following: (1) the plaintiff's interests include "ridin[g] and bike stunts"; (2) photographs of the plaintiff with a black eye and his motorcycle before and after an accident; and (3) photographs of the plaintiff wearing shorts with the scar from the forklift accident clearly visible.6 The defendant sought production of the plaintiff's nonpublic Facebook content on the basis that there may be additional relevant information. The plaintiff contested this position, arguing that his privacy interests outweighed the need to obtain the subject discovery material.
Relying upon the holding in McMillen, the Zimmerman court found that "no privilege exists in Pennsylvania for information posted in the non-public sections of social websites, liberal discovery is generally allowable, and the pursuit of truth as to alleged claims is a paramount ideal." The Zimmerman court also cited to Canadian case law7 wherein the Ontario Superior Court of Justice permitted access to a plaintiff's private Facebook profile, holding:
To permit a party claiming very substantial damages for loss of enjoyment of life to hide behind self-set privacy controls on a website, the primary purpose of which is to enable people to share information about how they lead their social lives, risks depriving the opposite party of access to material that may be relevant to ensuring a fair trial.
In declining to adopt the plaintiff's argument regarding his privacy concerns, the Zimmerman court also considered that privacy concerns are afforded less weight where an individual chooses to disclose the information in the first place. As such, the Zimmerman plaintiff was ordered to provide all passwords, user names and login names to the defendant.
On Nov. 8, 2011, Judge Richard J. Walsh of the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Franklin County, issued an opinion that echoed both McMillen and Zimmerman and also expanded upon the inquiry that must be made before delving into an individual's private social media content. In Largent v. Reed, under a similar set of facts as the case histories discussed above, Walsh held that a party seeking discovery of social media content must first demonstrate a threshold level of relevancy.8 This threshold is uniform for tangible items, as well as electronic content. Thereafter, Walsh noted that privilege "refers only to those [protections] recognized by the common law, statutory law, or the Constitution."
With respect to the plaintiff's claim of privilege under Pennsylvania law, the court commented that no prior Pennsylvania court had recognized a general privacy privilege, and by definition, "there can be little privacy on a social networking website." The court next contemplated whether privacy under Facebook fell within the scope of the Stored Communications Act (SCA), 18 U.S.C. § 2701 et seq., which is incorporated within the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. § 2510 et seq. In finding that the SCA does not apply, the court explained that the law is designed to protect the privacy of entities that qualify as electronic communications services (ECS) and remote computing services (RCS).9 Specifically, the defendant sought information directly from the plaintiff, and an individual is not an entity regulated by the SCA. Having addressed the purported protections offered under Pennsylvania law and statute, the court declined to shield the plaintiff's Facebook content, determining that it was relevant to the litigation, and accordingly ordered production of all pertinent login information.
When the plaintiff refused to provide her login information for Facebook, the defendants filed a motion to compel, arguing that the Facebook account may provide metadata that would document the dates that the photographs were taken. In response, the plaintiff argued as follows:
Defendant's invasions of Plaintiff's private Facebook settings will give them access to a host of Plaintiff's thoughts, feeling, communications, etc. … that are well beyond the limited purpose of searching for evidence of a non-existent date that the photographs/videos were taken. Defendant transforms an extremely limited and futile inquiry into an all encompassing fishing expedition through Plaintiff's private Facebook account, vitiating any legal standard applicable.
Without providing an opinion, Cullen entered an order of court May 3, instructing that the parties agree upon a neutral forensic computer expert to conduct an examination of the materials on the plaintiff's computer. Further, Cullen ordered the plaintiff to provide the expert with all necessary login information, such that the expert could access the private portion of the plaintiff's Facebook account and download the contents of the profile that were posted during the time period at issue. The expert was instructed to identify and copy all photographs and content occurring during the relevant period that depict and/or reference snow. Copies of relevant imagery and content were to be distributed to all counsel.
Cullen's order seems to draw from the prior Pennsylvania jurisprudence that permits a liberal discovery standard. However, unlike McMillen, Zimmerman and Largent, the Peronne court set limitations upon the discoverable content. These limitations include the retention of a neutral expert to conduct the investigation and also the narrow time frame to be examined. Rather than requiring the production of login information, which permits unfettered access, Cullen confined the scope of discovery to only that period that was at issue and was potentially relevant, i.e., post-accident Facebook profile content. Moreover, the judge granted the neutral expert with the leeway to determine which images and content were relevant to the litigation.
The court declined to grant the defendant's subsequent motion to compel disclosure of the private content on two grounds; the first reason for ruling in the plaintiff's favor was based upon the admissibility of the prospective evidence to be gleaned from the private e-mails:
Defendant has, at most, raised a suspicion that Plaintiff may have subsequently engaged in sexually related email communications on the Myspace.com internet account … The Myspace.com accounts were opened several months after Plaintiff left Defendant's employment. Assuming that the Myspace.com account contains sexually related email messages exchanged between Plaintiff and others, such evidence would not be admissible to support Defendants' defense that their prior alleged sexual conduct was welcomed by Plaintiff.
The second basis for not permitting access to the MySpace account incorporated themes of relevancy:
Ordering Plaintiff to execute the consent and authorization form for release of all of the private email messages on Plaintiff's Myspace.com internet accounts would allow Defendants to cast too wide a net for any information that might be relevant and discoverable. It would, of course, permit Defendants to also obtain irrelevant information, including possibly sexually explicit or sexually promiscuous email communications between Plaintiff and third persons, which are not relevant, admissible or discoverable.
The court noted that the defendant could still serve the plaintiff with narrowly tailored discovery requests that seek Myspace content, provided that it specifically related to the claims at issue--to the extent that the defendant requested private content, including sexually explicit e-mails to unrelated third parties, the court opined that this information would not be deemed relevant.
In Romano v. Steelcase Inc., a New York trial court opined that "Plaintiffs who place their physical condition in controversy, may not shield from disclosure material which is necessary to the defense of the action."12 When a plaintiff refused to provide access to the private portions of her Facebook account, the defendant filed a motion to compel. The court concluded that the information sought was relevant and material to the defense of the action and could lead to admissible evidence. Specifically, the court found that the plaintiff's public profile showed images of her "smiling happily … despite her claim that she has sustained permanent injuries and is largely confined to her house and bed." Based on this, the court determined there was a reasonable likelihood that the private portions of the Facebook account would provide further evidence regarding the plaintiff's activities and enjoyment of life, the same being relevant to the litigation.
A few months prior to the Romano decision, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana issued an opinion requiring the production of private social media content. In EEOC v. Simply Storage Mgmt., LLC, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on behalf of two plaintiffs filed a complaint alleging sexual harassment.13 At issue in this case were the defendants' requests for production--in pertinent part:
(1) all photographs or videos posted by [Plaintiffs] or anyone on [Plaintiffs' behalf] on Facebook or MySpace … (2) Electronic copies of [Plaintiffs'] complete profile on Facebook and MySpace (including all updates, changes, or modifications to [Plaintiffs'] profile) and all status updates, messages, wall comments, causes joined, groups joined, activity streams, blog entries, details, blurbs, comments and applications (including, but not limited to, "How well do you know me" and the "Naughty Application") …
The EEOC objected to the scope of these requests for a variety of reasons, including that they would "improperly infringe on claimants' privacy and will harass and embarrass the claimants." In reviewing this matter, the court noted that the challenge in addressing social media discovery issues is to "define appropriately broad limits" that adopt the court's liberal discovery policy.
The court explained that "anything that a person says or does might in some theoretical sense be reflective" of an individual's emotional state, but this alone did not afford the litigants with justification for requiring the production of every thought a party may have reduced to writing. In ruling that relevant electronic content must be produced, the court addressed the parties, stating that it acknowledged that the court order, which demanded production of broadly relevant material, was not the type of order that litigants favor because it is so vague. However, per the court, "Lawyers are frequently called upon to make judgment calls … about what information is responsive to another party's discovery requests." And therefore the plaintiffs were instructed to produce all relevant social media content.
Additionally, as seen in Peronne, there may also be a shift in who serves as the arbiter of discoverability--whereas the historical court decisions permitted the requesting party complete access via production of login information, Peronne employs the use of a neutral third party to make the relevancy determinations. The use of a neutral party is similar to the assignment of a discovery master, which is a practice that has gained acceptance in the legal community, and it can reasonably be anticipated that such orders will become commonplace as social media discovery disputes persist. Even though the use of social media is a fairly new concept, the courts are applying the principles of paper discovery to electronic communication. Accordingly, one's practice as a litigator, a businessperson, a company or individual relative to social media should mimic those procedures that exist for tangible discovery items. Should the judicial trends remain steady, one can plan accordingly for the evolving discoverability of social media content.
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text: Technology stars took a concert venue to showcase some of Atlanta's top startup companies on Wednesday.Facebook, Wikipedia, Skype – all those companies began as startups. Tech experts say that Atlanta has all the ingredients to be one of the hubs for startups, but doesn't yet crack the top 10 of startup cities.At Startup Riot, held at the Tabernacle on Wednesday, local companies got three minutes to make their pitch before a room full of potential investors and fellow entrepreneurs."We want to keep them here, have them create jobs here or go to work for startups here," said Sanyah Parekh of Startup Riot.Lauren Miller, a former Atlanta Public Schools teacher and a Harvard Business School graduate, had a much-buzzed startup called Excelegrade. "I actually had the idea when I was in the classroom, wrote the idea down," Miller said.It wasn't until the iPad and other tablets came around that Lauren's idea became possible. Miller's app transforms test writing, test taking and test grading – what she thought was the worst part of being a teacher."It's unsustainable. One of the things that I thought all teachers should have is a decent work-life balance. They should be able to focus on what they're really, really good at," Miller said.With colleges like Georgia Tech and Emory churning out talent not to mention all the Fortune 500 companies headquartered in the city, one would think Atlanta would be a top spot for startups. However, it doesn't even crack the top 10 list of startup cities. That hasn't stopped venture capitalists in the know like Yanev Suissa from flying in and searching for promising startups to invest in."Don't tell anyone because we make good money in Atlanta because we come down here and find the companies that aren't always on everybody's radar screens," said Suissa.Excelegrade went on to be the big winner at Startup Riot. Miller hopes it will her find vital new funding. "We want to build Excelegrade here in Atlanta. We thought about should we move out to the west coast but this is where we really want to be," Miller said.Industry leaders want Atlanta to be a top 10 startup city within a decade. They say the key is to keep talent here rather than having people and companies move west to Silicon Valley.


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How Much are the Vikings Worth to Minnesotans?
Christopher Slinde, a lifetime Minnesota Vikings fan who has endured decades of heartbreak and lots of overpriced beer in supporting his team, believes Vikings fandom is priceless. According to economists, it's worth $530.65.
"This is deep," said Mr. Slinde, a 33-year-old X-ray technician, outside the Park Tavern near Minneapolis on Sunday. He had been handed a recent economics paper that is tattooed with equations and attempts to value, in dollars, the joy and pain Minnesotans get from the Vikings.
"Don't economists spend their time on more serious stuff?" he asked, after thumbing through the paper in the cold.
Viking Fandom has had more interesting stuff to discuss since Sunday, but eventually the subject of the new stadium is going to come back around and I found this article on a study done in 2002 to be interesting.
Anyway, it's a contingent value study, which essentially tries to put a dollar amount on something that can't possibly have a dollar amount put to it. In another thread, we were arguing that proposing a stadium as an economic boom to the community as a way to get the state to pay for a share of it was quite probably not the best way to win the article while arguing in terms of the "intangibles" was. The main problem with arguing the intangibles is that there's not a good way to state what those intangibles are worth in terms of tax dollars.
These guys say those intangibles are worth $702,351,890 to the population, which works out to be about $530 per Minnesotan, and is startlingly close (considering the study was done with the hideous defeat by Atlanta still fresh in our minds and with the number not being adjusted for inflation) to the amount needed for a new stadium.
Now, contingent value studies have always been a point of argument in the economic world, because they aren't quite accurate. Since arguing the intangibles are nebulous at best, critics say that the study doesn't hold much value as it can't really reflect how individuals would spend their own out-of-pocket cash on such a thing. And they would have a point. No one is going around asking Minnesotans for $500 a piece to build the team a new stadium (although really, looking at it that way, doesn't that sound a lot more reasonable a figure than a lump 900M (rounded because I'm lazy) from the state government?) so there is no concrete way of saying that this is indeed what the team is worth.
However, I've always been of the economic camp that says some number is better than no number at all and so I feel it adds to the discussion.
I know we're all still giddy about the Cowboy win, but I thought it was worth maybe a discussion.
Not to mention, the team is probably worth a lot more than $500 to each of us now. :laugh:
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