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By Nick Gonnella Daily News
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---- — The Greensburg boys soccer team fell to visiting South Dearborn 2-0 Thursday.
First-year Greensburg coach Nicolas Dye-Pellisson noted that a faster South Dearborn squad was a crucial factor in the Pirates' defeat.
"They need to be faster," he said. "Speed is the key. I'm seeing improvements in small bits. They just need to learn how to win."
More speed could have increased the competitiveness of the Pirates, who have played short-handed thanks to injury.
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"We were very happy with Todd," he said, adding that the two shots the Knights took for goals were difficult to catch.
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The Pirates will regroup and focus on its next opponent in Union County, scheduled for noon Saturday (today).
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Potato Heads in the Senate
Senators are listening to the potato lobby over nutrition scientists.
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Fizzbuzz Without Ifs in 90 Characters -- I'll Buy You a Beer if You Can Beat It
Yesterday I got nerd-sniped into solving the FizzBuzz problem without using if sentences.
Fizzbuzz, no ifs: [{0: "fizzbuzz"}.get(x%(3*5), {0: "fizz"}.get(x%3, {0: "buzz"}.get(x%5))) for x in range(3, 100, 3)+range(5, 105, 5)]— Swizec (@Swizec) September 16, 2012
Unfortunately, a more careful inspection of the problem specification reveals this solution was incorrect.
Write a program that prints the numbers from 1 to 100. But for multiples of three print "Fizz" instead of the number and for the multiples of five print "Buzz". For numbers which are multiples of both three and five print "FizzBuzz".
Luckily, that's a very simple fix:
# codegolf version (90 characters): [{0:"fizzbuzz"}.get(x%(3*5),{0:"fizz"}.get(x%3,{0:"buzz"}.get(x%5,x)))for x in range(101)] # slightly more readable: [{0: "fizzbuzz"}.get(x%(3*5), {0: "fizz"}.get(x%3, {0: "buzz"}.get(x%5, x))) for x in range(101)]
There you have it, a solution to the fizzbuzz problem that relies on python's interactive command line interpreter thingy to do the printing, shaving off 4 characters for print.
The "trick", if it can be called that, is relying on the native get method to return the correct string or fall back to the default value, which checks for the next string in the if-then-else chain.
I wish never to see code like that in something I have to maintain. Ever.
The challenge
Your challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to produce a shorter fizzbuzz solution without using if sentences. I will buy a bottle of beer for the winner.
The best Scala solution so far is 106 characters, by @HairyFotr:
1 to 100 map(a=>println((a%3,a%5)match{case(0,0)=>"fizzbuzz"case(0,_)=>"fizz"case(_,0)=>"buzz"case _=>a})) /cc
No really, I will send a bottle of beer anywhere in the world if you write a shorter solution. Of course, if feasible, I would prefer to take you out for a beer than use snail mail
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Gabe Schenz replied on Tue, 2012/09/25 - 10:44pm
Shamelessly stealing from your example... but the output does look prettier. (73 characters)
for i in range(101):print i,{0:'Fizz'}.get(i%3,'')+{0:'Buzz'}.get(i%5,'')
Or working in bash or ksh (65 characters):
a=Fizz;b=Buzz;for i in {1..100};do echo $i${a[i%3]}${b[i%5]};done
Garcia Mario replied on Tue, 2012/09/25 - 4:57pm in response to: Will Fi
Almost Will !!!
But you're missing 'FizzBuzz'. Just replace the "it" at the end with 'FizzBuzz'. I have three different versions:
- 64 chars: (1..100).each{n->print"${!(n%3)?'Fi':!(n%5)?'Bu':'FizzBu'}zz\n"}
- 64 chars: (1..100).each{n->println"${n%3==0?'Fi':n%5==0?'Bu':'FizzBu'}zz"}
- 59 chars: 1..100>>{n->print"${n%3==0?'Fi':n%5==0?'Bu':'FizzBu'}zz\n"}
- Range.metaClass.rightShift = {closure-> delegate.each closure}
Will Fi replied on Wed, 2012/09/26 - 8:59am in response to: Garcia Mario
No, @Garcia Mario, mine is correct. It prints 'FizzBuzz' when the result is divisible by both, thus getting printed 6 times. Yours is printing either 'Fizz', 'FizzBuzz' or 'Buzz' everytime, and the number needs to be printed when it's not divisible by neither of the three.
It's getting the same result as in this one in rubyforge: http://fizzbuzz.rubyforge.org/
Garcia Mario replied on Wed, 2012/09/26 - 3:08pm in response to: Will Fi
@Will Completely right!!! I didn't read it carefully, my apologies :)
This time I've just done it using collections no ifs (not even the ternary operator). This time 103 chars of pure Groovy.
Will Fi replied on Thu, 2012/09/27 - 10:25am in response to: Garcia Mario
@Garcia Mario
Ah! searching for an index in little maps!
Without ternary operators, the best i could is Groovy: 96 :
It searches the map for an entry whose key is divisible by the number from 1 to 100. I was trying to work on a solution to ignore the (15):'FizzBuzz' using findAll, but no luck so far :-)


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Francisco Garcia has become an NBA afterthought ever since an unfortunate exercise ball injury in 2009, but the man was amazing on Friday night at the FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournament. Garcia's Dominican Republic team pulled off an upset, sending FYR Macedonia home as Domincana moved within one game of an Olympic berth.
Garcia played in 49 games for the Sacramento Kings this past season, but none were as impressive as the 28 points he put up against Bo McCalebb and the rest of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Garcia made eight of his 14 shot attempts -- including 4-of-7 from beyond the 3-point arc -- to help move the John Calipari-coached team in to the semifinals.
Aside from Garcia, fellow NBAer Al Horford scored 14 points and added 15 rebounds after a very slow first half while the inimitable Jack Michael Martinez scored 14 points and grabbed 13 rebounds himself.
On the other side of the basketball was McCalebb, a naturalized citizen and a beloved player by all of those on the Internet. The point guard scored an impressive 35 points -- the highest thus far in the tournament -- but they all came in defeat. Only two other Macedonians were able to score in double-figures, however, in a game that featured sloppy play and foul trouble through the first 30 minutes of action.
The Dominican Republic team will now play the winner of Friday night's late game (featuring Puerto Rico and Lithuania) on Saturday afternoon for one of two automatic Olympic berths -- no championship game will be held. The semifinal winners will both receive an automatic bid to London 2012 while the two losers of Saturday afternoon's semifinals will play a third-place game on Sunday for the third and final bid to this year's Olympics.


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For Quebec's common law couples, an uncertain future
Montreal, QC, Jun 25, 2012 — Here in New York, debate over same-sex marriage has existed for the last few years. But just across the border in Quebec, the big issue is that a lot of couples never marry at all. One third of Quebecois couples have de facto, or common law, partnerships. They live together, join their finances and have families without getting married. That's different than in the U.S., where common law relationships are fairly rare. And now, a case now making its way through the courts may change the rules for millions of unmarried Quebecois couples. Sarah Harris has more.
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BOSTON (AP) The Massachusetts Department of Health has confirmed two cases of measles at two Boston-area hospitals and says people who were at there at the same time may have been exposed.
Officials said Tuesday people may be at risk if they visited Massachusetts General Hospital's medical walk-in clinic on Aug. 17 or 19, the emergency department on Aug. 20, or as an inpatient Aug. 20-23. People may have been exposed at the emergency department or as inpatients at MetroWest Hospital in Framingham Aug. 23-24.
Symptoms resemble a cold and occur 10 days to 2 weeks after exposure. A skin rash follows 2 to 4 days later. Those who suspect they have measles are urged to call a doctor before exposing others.
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Really nice knit. Went relatively fast since it is Bulky yarn that I got from Knitpicks. Which also made it an affordable project. Hopefully it will wear well. I have to say the fit is fabulous. I didn't do the back shaping which was a good decision. Shaping is all on the sides. I also didn't do the short rows for the back neck because I just didn't like the way they looked but that choice doesn't seem to have marred the finished project. I highly recommend the pattern.


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In seven days, New Yorkers will vote in the Democratic Gubernatorial Primary. The outcome of that election could very well determine the fate of Marcellus Shale fracking in our state. That is why I write you today.
I implore all Democrats to cast their votes next Tuesday for the candidate of their choice. Equally importantly, I request that each and every Fractivist do everything in their power to maximize voter turn-out across New York on 9/9/14. Each vote will be super important.
Please sign a new coalition letter with serious implications for Governor Cuomo's reelection bid: http://toxicstargeting.com/MarcellusShale/letters/2014/6/23/coalition-letter-withdraw-sgeis
I write to let you know that Zephyr Teachout's recent meeting in Ithaca with nearly 100 Fractivists was one of the most incredible events that I have ever been part of in my 38 years as a public interest activist. The event took my breath away.
Ithaca, N.Y. — Zephyr Teachout, who is competing against Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic primary, visited Ithaca on Saturday.
Our newest coalition letter already has more than 2,000 signatories and received extensive media coverage. It requests that Governor Cuomo kill the shale fracking DOH "review" as well as the Draft SGEIS (Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement) because both proceedings are based on outdated information that is five years old. See bottom.
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Dear Governor Cuomo:
I have the honor of presenting a coalition letter with more than 1,500 signatories which respectfully requests that you withdraw the Marcellus Shale Draft Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement (SGEIS) because it is nearly five years old, lacks any current information whatsoever and would inadequately protect New York from fracking hazards.
Opponents of high-volume hydraulic fracturing in New York state are calling on Governor Andrew Cuomo to withdraw a draft environmental impact statement on the process.
Ithaca, N.Y. — The report that could help determine the future of Marcellus Shale fracking is hopelessly outdated and should be discarded, an environmental advocacy group said in a statement Monday.
A coalition of groups opposed to hydraulic fracturing in New York held a news conference in Binghamton on Monday to call on the state to withdraw a six-years-in-the-making environmental review.
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Binghamton, NY (WBNG Binghamton) An environmental group is calling on New York to start over on the SGEIS, a DEC document outlining permit regulations for natural gas drilling using hydraulic fracturing.
It has yet to be finalized.
Hundreds of people have signed onto a letter asking Governor Cuomo to withdraw the documents originally designed to help establish guidelines for fracking.
Anti-fracking activists make a new call to Governor Cuomo to withdraw the state's environmental impact statement, or SGEIS, because they say it is outdated.
The activists, including former Binghamton Mayor Matt Ryan, say the 2009 document is inadequate since it doesn't include research conducted since then. They are sending Governor Cuomo a letter calling for him to withdraw the SGEIS.
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -- An anti-fracking coalition says a lot has happened in the past five years. With recent studies, government investigations, and new technology and information available, they are demanding the governor keep up with the times. They are asking him to withdraw the current DEC Draft Environmental Impact Statement on hydraulic fracturing.
I am thrilled to be able to report a landmark victory in Auburn, NY with important nationwide implications for shale fracking. After a bruising three-year battle, a local citizen campaign strongly assisted by our efforts succeeded in preserving an unprecedented ban on gas extraction wastewater dumping at their local municipal treatment plant.
AUBURN, N.Y. -- Some are calling a report about gas drilling wastewater a step in the right direction for the city of Auburn. The report concludes the city's treatment plant is unable to accept gas drilling wastewater.
Auburn City Councilor Terry Cuddy answers questions during a press conference on Thursday
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A Family Tradition
Gibson Pewter was founded in 1966 by Raymond Gibson and run as a seasonal family "cottage" business in the picturesque historic hilltop village of Hillsborough Center, N.H. for more than 20 years.
Today, second-generation pewterer, Jonathan Gibson carries on the craft year-round in the same 200 year old barn where he apprenticed as a young boy. Jon is a state juried member of the League of N.H. Craftsmen and has been recognized by Early American Life Magazine as one of Americas 200 top traditional craftsmen since 1992.
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Clemson had five players score double-figures to defeat the JU women's basketball team, 87-58, for its first win of the season Sunday at Littlejohn Coliseum.
Nikki Dixon scored 25 points and posted nine rebounds to lead the Lady Tigers (1-6) offense. Jonquel Jones added 15 points and 11 rebounds, while Kelly Gramlich scored 13 off the bench. Quinyotta Pettaway and Danaejah Grant each scored 12 points to round out the Clemson players in double-figures.
"We let this one get away from us," JU head coach Jill Dunn said. "We played well, but had trouble stopping their runs. Our goal is to correct the mistakes quickly because we have another tough test next Saturday."
Junior Jade Cargill scored 16 points for the Dolphins (3-4) who finished shooting 34.2 percent from the floor (26-76). Freshman Queen Alford recorded her first career double-double with 15 points and 12 boards. Junior Stephanie Edwards had 13 points off the bench in the loss.
The Dolphins trimmed their second-half deficit to 50-44 on an Alford three-pointer at 13:06. Clemson had two three-point plays in the next minute to spark a 13-3 run for a 63-47 advantage (9:32). The Tigers put the game out of reach with a 21-5 stretch to close out their first win.
The Tigers finished the contest shooting better than 50 percent from the floor (50.8, 32-63), three-point line (50, 5-10) and free throw line (69.2, 18-26).
In the first half, an Edwards' layup helped the Dolphins pull within one, 20-19, with 10 minutes remaining. Gramlich followed with a three-pointer on the next Clemson possession to spark a 12-2 run for a 32-21 advantage (5:39). Alford had a layup to break up the run, but Gramlich nailed another three-pointer to make it a 35-23 lead with less than five minutes left. The Dolphins cut the deficit to 35-29 (3:24) on an Edwards' three-pointer. Dixon hit three free throws in the final two minutes to give Clemson a 40-31 lead at halftime.
The Dolphins return home Saturday to host USF in Swisher Gymnasium at 1 p.m.


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Private Steam Shower at Palm Valley CC in Palm Desert
- bedrooms 2
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It's the best that the desert has to offer! Our beautiful two-bedroom, two-bath Jacaranda plan is the best that exclusive Palm Valley Country Club has to offer -- 1300 plus square feet of pure luxury. Completely remodeled in 2012, enjoy your coffee while basking in the morning sunshine on our east-facing spacious rear patio situated along the picturesque 8th fairway of the lush Challenge Course.
Our "home away from home" offers the best of all worlds; just down the block from the fabulous Palm Valley Country Club Clubhouse, you can choose between two radiant swimming pools with spas – close enough for convenience, yet far enough for optimal privacy. You'll be surrounded by luxury, high-end finishes such as cherry cabinets, rich slab granite countertops, opulent plumbing fixtures, a luxurious private steam shower in the master bath, decorative porcelain tile floors and a full size washer and dryer.
Relax in plush, colorful surroundings that offer the ultimate in comfort. Our home is decorated with an eye-catching combination of shapes, colors, fabrics and textures. Adding to the decorating flair, plantation shutters offer the best of both worlds -- privacy when you need it and an unobstructed view when you want it. You'll never miss a wink in our king-size, deep pocket, pillow-top bed in the master suite. Our guest bedroom offers two twin beds, a huge mirrored wardrobe, lots of elbow room and private access to the tile and granite clad guest bath.
Snuggle up and enjoy digital HD cable TV or your favorite movie (VHS, DVD & Apple TV) on one of our three HD flat screen televisions. You'll feel like part of the action with the large screen and home theatre system in the living room! Enjoy one of the many movies in our video collection.
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Wildlife isn't just for hinterlands; it can be seen in urban South Florida, tooSaturday, August 4th, 2012
Wildlife viewing can be something you travel way out into the hinterlands to do.
Or it can be something that happens in your everyday life, reminding you that Florida is a great place for seeing nature's wild creatures, even along the roads, canals and highways of urban South Florida.
On a rainy Sunday morning in July, I came out of my house, which is east of Interstate 95 in West Palm Beach, and spotted feathers on my front lawn. I walked along the sidewalk, guessing that a cat had killed a bird in our yard.


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By AMANDA GRAY
Semi-truck drivers need to find a new route if they previously used C.R. 38, known as Kercher Road, as a shortcut through town.
Goshen City Council members unanimously approved an ordinance prohibiting through traffic on Kercher Road from Ind. 15, known as Main Street, to the western city limits for commercial vehicles towing trailers longer than 40 feet, according to the ordinance.
City attorney Larry Barkes said this ordinance came out of discussions in past City Council meetings.
"We looked over several different ways to regulate this traffic," Barkes told council members. "We looked at weight, but we wouldn't have a way to check that, and we also looked at number of axles. We decided limiting traffic by the length of the trailer would be the best way."
The ordinance comes into full effect as soon as signs are posted giving adequate notice to drivers, according to the ordinance. Fines up to $2,500 could be imposed on violators. Trucks making a stop along that route or in a place where an allowable route can't be found will still legally be able to use the route, according to Barkes.
"We would need some county cooperation for signage," Barkes said. "We've got to be more practical than (small "No Through Truck" signs already posted), and give them more notice."
Trucks will be directed to state routes, according to discussion. Some audience and council members expressed concern for directing trucks down Ind. 119, known as Plymouth Avenue, because it would put truck traffic past Goshen Middle School, a pedestrian crossing and Shanklin Park, but all agreed that no route gave a perfect situation.
"I think it's a stupid thing to do," resident Glenn Null said, after he talked about the tight turning radiuses and danger of switching the route.
Some residents on Kercher Road spoke at the meeting in support of the ordinance.
Dean Jessup, who lives on West Kercher Road, thanked the city for addressing the traffic issue.
"This is not a 'not-on-our-road' problem," Jessup said. "As (Councilman) Everrett (Thomas) pointed out, until the county and city sits down and talks about the east-west flow, it's a problem."
Jessup admitted that moving the traffic elsewhere may not be a good option, but it's the best option present.
"I would like to see an avenue for the city to have some kind of restriction," Jessup said. "I would like to encourage support of this, to draw a line in the sand and say that we need to do something, not just nothing and brush it under the rug."
Other business
• Council members approved additional appropriations for the Goshen Police Department for additional overtime funds. Though $50,000 was approved, Police Chief Wade Branson said he expects to use no more than $6,000 to $8,000 of the funds. The rest of the funds will go back to the General Fund at the end of the calendar year.
• The members also approved the transfer of 2012 cigarette taxes to the General and Cumulative Capital Improvement Funds. These funds are given twice a year to the city from the state, and the city makes the transfer one time a year, according to Clerk-Treasurer Tina Bontrager.
• Council members also approved an emergency resolution for the transfer of funds. The transfers included $300,000 from the Southeast Goshen TIF Fund to pay off a bond in full, saving the city around $50,000 in interest, according to Community Development Director Mark Brinson.
• Council members approved a 2013 meeting schedule. City Council will meet on the first and third Tuesday of every month, with an additional meeting Jan. 22 as a joint meeting with the Goshen Community School Board, and no July 2 meeting because of Independence Day. Meetings in April will be delayed to the second and fourth Tuesdays because of Spring Break, and the Dec. 17 meeting is also cancelled.


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Ask anyone who knows Chad Wallace to describe him, and they'll say three things – heart, passion and sincerity.
For that positive attitude and for motivating so many others to live their best lives, Anytime Fitness, the world's fastest-growing fitness club chain, honored Chad Wallace as Personal Trainer of the Year at the company's annual conference in Florida Sept. 28 in front of more than 1,600 club owners and corporate staffers, said public relations manager Erin Klegstad, Hastings, Minn.
Wallace "helps transform and improve the self-esteem of hundreds of Anytime Fitness members at 14 clubs in Indiana, nine of which he manages directly," according to her. "Chad does personal training at and manages the Anytime Fitness in Batesville."
Wallace was chosen for several reasons, said Chuck Runyon, CEO and co-founder of Anytime Fitness. "Not only does he have a burning passion to positively influence every person he meets, he is also a true force of fitness passion. He bleeds purple."
The recipient was floored at the honor. "Live your life to serve others, maximize every opportunity and make a difference," he said. "There are millions of people who walk around every day believing they don't have a purpose. I believe Anytime Fitness can help anyone find that purpose and by doing so will have an everlasting effect on the self-esteem of the world."
Wallace started transforming his life as an Anytime Fitness member in Greensburg, and often says he can't imagine his life if he had never joined.
The trainer is also involved in each club community. He oversees a "pay it forward" campaign where money is donated monthly to a member in need, encourages members to participate in a mud run called Mud-Stash and donates his personal income to help out less fortunate team members.
Founded in 2002, Anytime Fitness has over 2,200 clubs serving nearly 2 million members on five continents.


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Exhibition ends this Saturday! Soviet Propaganda Art from the Cold War Era. A rare opportunity to revisit the cold war era through the Soviet Union's official brand. Spectacularly graphic posters and ephemera.
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Bielsko-Biała, The Market Square by night
Since the beginnings of Bielsko the market square was administrative and economic centre. Its size and plan with adjoining street is based on old urban plans from the turn of the 14th century. The most important city buildings are located on the market square: city hall (the seat of municipal authority - the mayor and councilors), city balance, a well and a pillory.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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The place is clean, spacious, and the stock is displayed like someone actually cared. All the shelves are out in the open, but "warm" is not exactly the right word. Though there is no refrigeration, it felt like typical wear-your-hoodie southern California coastal temperature.
I think it's a pretty amazingly broad spectrum of beers. Not only that, prices were less than average. For instance, they had all of the Goose Island "girls" but for several dollars less than I've seen elsewhere. I wouldn't say there were any rarities, but they had beers I've never seen from several SoCal breweries. I can't begin to list the huge variety of breweries represented. Also dozens of Belgians and Germans.
If you want six-packs, they have vastly more of those than the boutique beer shops. Plus, where can you get Rainier Ale these days, and for six bucks for six 16 oz cans?
This would be the place for someone flying in to LAX and renting a car. You could harvest a vast array of California brews and fill up your trunk for a two week trip with one stop.
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I love this place! Great selection of beers from the US and international. You can always trust that they'll have the new releases and a huge selection of bombers and sixers. They dont really have 12ers but thats not a problem. This place is sort of hidden in an off the beaten path strip mall. When you find it you'll be pleasantly surprised. My one beef would be that I wish they stayed open a little later on weekdays b/c I cant get there before 6pm from work.
Nice selection of wine and spirits too!
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Cold beer is limited to one small cooler opposite the registers in the front. Warm beer area is large and all the way in the back and quite extensive. I was able to find plenty that I was looking for to fill my checked bags for the trip back east. Lots of Alaskan, AleSmith, Stone (plenty of 15th), and Drake's to make me happy.
Service, though a bit standoffish at first, was actually very pleasant when I checked out.
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Walmart betting on cord-cutting?
Boxee TV went on sale this week at 3,000 Wal-Mart stores in the U.S. as part of an exclusive retail distribution deal between the five-year old startup and the world's largest retailer. The $99 set-top box features a handful of embedded streaming apps, including ones for Netflix, YouTube, Vimeo, Spotify and Walmart's own Vudu service. It also comes with an antenna for receiving over-the-air HD broadcast channels and cloud-based DVR capability with unlimited storage for $14.99 a month.
As part of the rollout, consumers who buy a Boxee TV during "the holiday season" will get three free months of unlimited DVR storage, after which they can continue subscribing for $9.99 a month. Holiday buyers will also get three free months of Netflix, even if they already subscribe, plus a $5.99 credit for Vudu. Walmart is setting up dedicated displays for Boxee TV and providing marketing and promotional support via email and flyers.
The Walmart deal is obviously a coup for Boxee, which has struggled to keep pace with better-known Roku and the strength of Apple behind Apple TV. Boxee TV will now have the kind of retail visibility the company was never able to achieve for its first-generation Boxee Box and the kind of marketing support it could only dream about. But the deal also speaks to the Walmart's ambitions in the over-the-top video space.
Walmart has already shown a commitment to OTT video, having spent $100 million to acquire Vudu in 2010. It also hasn't hesitated to use its leverage with consumer electronics vendors and game console makers to ensure the Vudu app gets embedded in their hardware, building the base of Vudu-addressable devices. Last year it strong-armed Sony into adding the Vudu app to the PlayStation 3, where it quickly supplanted the PlayStation Store in share of the online movie market. By pushing sales of the Boxee TV set-top, Walmart will be able to add non-connected TVs and those without the Vudu app to its base of addressable sets (the Vudu app is also available on Roku devices, but not on Apple TV).
Walmart already sells Apple TV and Roku boxes, as well as a few other streaming devices, and obviously could have chosen to get behind any one of them if it simply wanted to move some set-top boxes this holiday season. Boxee TV is a different animal from those other streaming devices, however,
As GigaOM's Janko Roettgers notes, Boxee TV has been radically simplified from the original Boxee Box. Gone is the scatter-shot approach to apps, the open-source code base, and the geeks-only pricing in favor of a curated selection of the most popular streaming apps and a mass market price point. Its main selling point, however, is the integration of live TV via over-the-air broadcast into the same, stripped down UI as on-demand streaming content. It is, in short, a cord-cutting device aimed at the Walmart audience.
Or at least it could be. The main reason I suspect Walmart is working so closely with Boxee on the rollout is a desire to gain insight into how ready its shoppers are for an off-the-shelf cord-cutting solution. Details of the terms of the deal between the companies have not been released, but it's a fair bet Boxee didn't secure Walmart's support for the rollout for nothing. Whatever data Boxee collects on Walmart shoppers' use of Boxee TV will almost certainly be shared with Walmart.
Given Walmart's previous willingness to acquire Vudu, it wouldn't shock me if its exclusive deal with Boxee also included warrants, options, or some other mechanism by which the retailer could take control of Boxee as well (the dollar amount of such an arrangement at this point would be too small to be material to Walmart, and therefore would not have to be disclosed).
Finally, Boxee's strategy for integrating live TV is different from that of Apple, Microsoft or other OTT players in ways that are likely to be critical to Walmart. Whereas Microsoft, and even Apple, have begun exploring ways of opening their platforms to integration with pay-TV services, Boxee's over-the-air approach does not require it to negotiate with pay-TV providers to offer its users a meaningful selection of live TV content. If Walmart were to make any sort of broader move into the OTT space beyond Vudu it would be in the form of something it can sell off-the-shelf in its stores, not something to be bundled with Comcast or DirecTV service.
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For the first time, NBC12 cameras were allowed inside Richmond's new jail. We took a tour along with the mayor, sheriff and commonwealth's attorney.
The $135 million facility is on schedule to bring the city's justice system into the future.
Crews are now beginning work in the interior of the facility. It's a day some thought they'd never see for this controversial project, which is years in the making.
By all admissions, it took a lot to get here. The process to pick a proposal and contractors for the state-of-the-art project was controversial and hotly debated.
"I think this is a complicated process but at the end of the day look where we are," Mayor Dwight Jones said Wednesday.
The new design targets issues that have plagued the more than fifty-year-old current jail.
"This modern state-of-the-art facility is really going to make a big difference and really ensure that our citizens will no longer be in a facility that in my estimation is not fit for human beings to be in," Jones maintained.
The new construction has a pod setup with direct supervision. The deputies will be with the inmates.
Overcrowded general population rooms will be a thing of the past. Instead of an inmate-guard ratio of 130:1, the complex allows for 45:1.
But the current population of 1,345 won't fit into the 1,032 new beds. Decreasing the numbers is a joint effort.
"There are so many options that we can go to," Sheriff C.T. Woody explained. "It'll take time but it'll work because it has worked all over the world. Alternative sentencing is the key."
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Catholic Ladies of Columbia Council 40 met recently and opened the meeting with the draping of the charter for deceased member Florence Trentman.
Trustees led the Rosary and roll and minutes were taken and the treasurer's report was read.
Election of officers and trustees were held with all retaining their positions from the past year. Officers are: President Caherine Hammons, Vice President Raylene Fischer, Secretary Barb Bockey and Treasurer Mary Lou Beckman. Trustees are Ruth Calvelage, Irma Hilvers and Leona Berelsman.
A motion was made, seconded and passed to forgo the installation service.
The group decorated a tree for the Delphos Canal Commission Christmas Tree Festival.
November birthdays are Mary Thitoff and Carol Ricker. The Attendance Award was won by Hammons. The 50-50 went to Thitoff, Carlene Gerdeman and Carol Ricker.
The next meeting is the annual Christmas Dinner Party at 6 p.m. Dec. 4 at the K of C hall. The meal will be catered and an optional $3 gift exchange will be held. There will also be games and prizes.


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The preseason's a team's first actual chance to get its players to play against teams that aren't their own, and occasionally, it provides enough to temper an offseason that can largely be full of unbridled optimism. Players fight for roster spots, some players impress, other players make you wonder why they're on the team, and still others become near-cult heroes (right, Mike Hass? Dane Sanzenbacher?).
This year's no different. Kyle Long and Jordan Mills have looked good, Jonathan Bostic might be able to hold down the middle linebacker spot, Isaiah Frey's earning a roster spot, and the offense started to pull things together against the Raiders and Chargers.
But, how much does this mean for the Bears? Predictions for the Bears heading into camp and the preseason varied from awful to playoffs, and hardly anybody feels like they know for sure. Even after a game like the one on Friday against the Raiders, when things look pretty good overall, expectations seem somewhat tempered.
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Grief and mourning are natural responses to loss. In relation to palliative care and hospice, the process of grieving and mourning begins with the delivery of bad news. Anticipatory grief sets in early as the patient and their loved ones begin to prepare for a tragic loss. Thus, it is beneficial that bereavement care begin as soon as a patient begins palliative care or hospice.
Studies have proven that early intervention with palliative care or hospice is not only beneficial to the patient in achieving the type of death that is most desirable to them, but also for caregivers and loved ones in identifying symptoms of grief early on and providing much needed bereavement support.
One of the many benefits of hospice care is continuing grief support - bereavement support continues for up to one year after a loved ones death. A survivor is often faced not only with grieving the loss of their loved one, but also with the loss of the variety of roles the deceased assumed during their relationship. This can be a difficult time of adjustment that affects multiple aspects of the survivors life, not the least of which is increasing financial pressures. Ongoing bereavement counceling can help survivors adjust to the multitude of changes that occur in their lives after their loss.
Grief is a bereaved person's internal emotional response to the loss event. It has several components: physical, behavioral, emotional, mental, social, and spiritual. It is often described by those that have gone through it as a heaviness that isn't easily lifted. It can sometimes be so pronounced that it affects a person's physical self and can even mimic illnesses. While grief is an expected and normal response to loss, severe or prolonged grief can cause problems. So what's normal and what's not?
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Normal grief is found in the majority of survivors. It describes grief that is eventually lessened as a person readjusts to their loss. This is done with support as one moves through the four phases and the four tasks of the grief process. Grief is usually not something one "recovers" from because the loss is never regained or replaced. A grieving individual doesn't return to the person they were before the loss; rather they usually describe their lives after loss as "different". For some, it changes their entire identity and they will divide their lives into "before" the loss and "after" the loss.
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Abnormal, often referred to as complicated grief, is found in only 3 to 25 percent of loss survivors. There are different types of abnormal grief:
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- Disenfranchised grief – often occurs when a grieving person's loss can't be openly acknowledged or is one that society does not accept as a real. Examples include losses related to AIDS, miscarriage, or loss of a homosexual partner.
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Mourning is the outward expression of grief. It is usually based on cultural, religious, or personal belief systems. Examples of mourning include visiting the gravesite of a loved one on special dates, keeping a journal or making a photo album of the deceased, and even more dramatic expressions like tearing at hair and clothes. All of these expressions are normal and it's important to remember that mourning is a very personal expression of grief. There is no right or wrong way to do it.
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I don't get Big Mike out very often. Can anyone figure out why?
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I don't get Big Mike out very often. Can anyone figure out why?
George Willer
The most affectionate creature in the world is a wet dog. Ambrose Bierce
I'm thinking along the lines of physics....almost physically impossible to get that tractor through that door.
"Never forget where it is you come from, or you may find yourself someplace you don't want to be"
Greg Norman
That's one of my all-time favorites of your collection George I love those wide front big tractors.
When I told my dad I've been misplacing things and doing stupid stuff----His reply---"It only gets better"
Looks like a tight squeeze there George
Nice H!!!
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I still like narrow front ends[row crops] easy to disc and cultivate with.Kevin
47 CUB[Krusty] 49 CUB[Ollie] 50 H-- PLOWS DISCS MOWERS AND lots more stuff!!Life is to short -Have fun now cause ya ain't gonna be here long!!!!
One more thing about the H. I was taking my 7-yr old boy for a ride, I think he was then 6, and I told him it would one day be his tractor. His response, "Can we do it before you die?" From the mouths of babes. I just hugged him and told him it was his.
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Thanks, Trent. Never been one to be moved by much of anything, but with an 18 month old son those couple sentences really make a big impact.
53 Cub, C-2 mower, grader blade, cultivators, & a few plows
WOW, thats a tight squeeze...
i remember in college my buddy live in a leaning house,, his room, door never would open all the way,( the door opening was leaning also, and would barely open)... we use to laugh, and say:
"if you ever go "hoggin" (looking for fat chicks) he'd need to grease the doors, and throw a twinky on the bed to get her in...
WOOW, she definitily NOT between the ROPES!!
sweet tractor!! i may do the same for this years plowing,, does it work well.. jc
Looking to buy any WWII stuff!! jeeps, armor, anything wwii, or Korean,, I am envolved with the veterans and do many parades with my Halftrack, and other WW2 trucks,, and i like tractors, if you find anything send pics to me at email@example.com
I'm not a member of the Farmall H club, but my Super M keeps order in the barn. It doesn't get out very often, either.
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'61 Lo-Boy
'60 FH Lo-Boy
'60 Lo-Boy
'57 FH Cub "Rusty"
'56 FH Cub
(2) '48 Cubs
'75 IH 140 w/1000 loader
C-3 mower, FH Woods 42F, 22 sickle (2), 54A blade, L-54 blade, 194 plow, FH L-38 disk, FH LB disk, 144 cultivators, FH platform carrier
Nice looking bunch of rigs. My friend just got his brother's H, SN 1XXX, so its pretty early. Originally kerosene powered, PO had converted it to straight gas. Neat tractor.
"The only thing we did was wrong was stay in the wilderness too long/the only thing we did was right was the day we started to fight."
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Grandpa put himself in the H club last fall. Neighbor need to sell one, shot him a good price and I drove it to the farm. Now Grandpa has spent the purchase price again on fixing it up. It is still not painted, and needs a battery box, but it is almost ready for all that.
1947 Circle Cub, 193, 189
1954 Cub w/FH, IH100, 194, F11
1956 Cub Loboy w/FH and 194
1960 Cub Loboy w/FH and L-54
1953 Super A, 2 seater B, Avery V, Avery A, JD M, MH Pony, Leader D, Allis Chalmers C, and my Great Grandpa's ZA Minneapolis Moline.
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My husband wants sex, but I don't. What should I do?
My husband has made it clear that he finds me as desirable as ever and wants to continue having sex during our pregnancy. But I feel too big, tired, and unattractive to get in the mood. How can I explain this to him without hurting his feelings or making him feel deprived?
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My hubby & I have a 5 mth old & a 3 1/2 yr old. I put sex on the bottom of my list until recently (which meant very little). My hubby recently told me how he felt about how infrequently we make time to be together, and that it just hurts b/c he is so attracted & loves me so much. I do feel the same and have decided to commit to making time for us. Sometimes it's difficult to put the "things to do list" out of my mind, but I'm going to remember what's impt...my entire family happines, which includes me & hubby time. A friend told me in couples counseling it was recommended to her & hubby to have sex at least every other day--no matter what's going on. And I've personally made that a goal for myself, and I have to say me & my hubby are more happy now. Which makes for us having a happier family. My advice to anyone is to remember that all elements of your family need to be maintained, even intimacy!posted 08/20/2007 by amhulcher
I am 34 weeks along. I feel the same way. For a while my husband would get mad because I would constantly turn him down for sex. It caused fights almost every day, so finally I just gave in and started having sex (pretending it felt good) when he wanted it. Afterward I would just feel so dirty. I hated the feeling of having sex when I didn't want to. When I wanted nothing to do with it. And when my husband found out that I was having sex with him when I didn't want to, he got upset. Sex is suposed to be special and meaningful and have a connection behind it. My husband understands now that I don't always feel well enough and that sometimes I just am not able to feel sexual at all. So we cuddle and kiss and talk. We are still really close and happy. Actually happier than we were when I would have sex when not wanting to. Sex should never be a chore. It shouldn't never have to be scheduled in like you would a day of golf. Just be open and honest with your husband. He may never understand, but then again he may just eventually get it.posted 01/06/2007 by darlingpenguin
Hello ladies, My wife is like a lot of you. she is rarely in the mood for sex. She is in her 19th week now and we are lucky to make love once a week. This doesn't mean that she enjoys it. What I really want to say is, what most of you are saying is correct. Men, do love sex, that is not a big mystery, but we like it even more when our partner wants it. It is very frustrating when a guy realizes that it is pity sex. Take it from me ladies we much rather you tell us no then to give us pity sex (If we really love you). We may get frustrated or upset that you said no, but that is because we have so much pent up sexual energy. I love my wife and think that her growing body is very sexy. Because i love my wife understand that she doesn't want to have sex a lot. I do get frustrated and upset from time to time, but I believe my wife knows that respect her. On the other side, I also agree with you ladies who are saying to do something, ie mutual masturbation or oral sex. Hope this helps.posted 11/08/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I am happy that my husband finds me desirable and even more happy that I feel desirable. Before I got pregnant (I'm 26 weeks now) I was concerned about what my self-body image would be of myself...but so far I have enjoyed growing a belly! My husband and I have both been in the mood, but physically it has been a bit uncomfortable and sometimes painful-- this has caused me not to be as interested in sex as much. I have talked to him about this and he is very understanding. He knows (even though it maybe momentarily frustrating for him) that it's because I CAN'T and not that I won't (big difference) enjoy sex as much or as often as before. This website also has some good ideas for keeping romance going in other ways if sex is just out of the question. The key is good communication with you and your partner/spouse, which is not always easy with mood swings/hormone action. I forward my weekly babycenter email updates to my husband all the time, so he has an idea why I might seem fine one moment and crazy the next. Also, because my husband has been understanding of me I try to do the same for him. If there are alternatives out there to try (and I'm up to it) to keep some of the sizzle alive...for him -- I try. We don't have sex nearly as much as before, so he is thrilled if say, I surprise him at the spur of the moment. It means a lot to him, that I initiated it -- and it was better for me, because I was more up for it, then maybe when he approaches me. Also, he understands more when I just say I'm flat out not in the mood...he doesn't take it personally. Every relationship is different. I cannot judge or say that my or your relationship is all the same...BUT I understand what you're going through. Maybe if communication is really tough, counseling may help?posted 04/10/2007 by Mrs Boo
My husband is one of the sweetest guys in the world. He tells me I'm pretty and he still desires me. Everytime he tells me that i look at him like he's got a screw loose' because I feel far from those things. I know he wants it more then me right now which is a change for us. (We are newly weds and I became pregnant one month after we were married, we planned the pregnancy of course.) I couldn't get enough of him before and even during the 1st triemester. That slowly faded around 14 weeks. Now sadly he is lucky if it is every week and half. It's not that I don't want to it's just that our son kicks and punches during it and to me that is a major mood killer. I don't want other "stuff" done to me and he doesn't want me to do it to him because he feels guilty I'm not enjoying myself. He can tell when it's not fun for me and he's rather wait until it is.i'm sure your husband knows that it's not as great for you as it is for him. Give him the benifit of the doubt and he shouldn't take it to heart. Things will return to normal and I tell my husband everyday that I can't wait until it is. It gives him a light at the end of the tunnel that i may not want it now but i will want it again soon.posted 02/16/2007 by trinamunchinsky
Let him read some of the comments online, maybe not yours exactly (but I see this question all the time). Thats what I did with my boyfriend and it let him know that its 'normal' and thats hes not alone and STILL LOVED!posted 06/10/2007 by PerfectlyFlawxd
Hi ladies im 26 week along & i understand how you all feel but its not always about sex. Sometimes it just nice to cuddle one another. before i got pregnant we had a very active sex life but now iam finding it difficult to get in the mood. Get your men to give you a back or foot massage let him know that its not because you dont love him it just that with all the activities going inside you,you are a bit worn out. If he really do love you he'll try & understand. Encourage him to talk to the baby and become a part of you daily routine. Before long you'll both look forward to you time together especially if you have other children.posted 03/07/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
You are desirable! I am 4 months..my husband see's me more desirable, even though I see myself bigger as opposed to non pregnant women. My breasts are bigger, I am glowing, and I take advantage of it. I even bought sexy underwear, and make it a point to get in the mood at least once a week, esp. on the weekends when there is not job to rush too. Try it...let him try to please you, and turn you on...let yourself go and I know you'll like it! Set the mood....and let him make you feel good. Before you know it you'll be happy you did so! You need sex too! By doing this you both with bond more and you will need that when the baby is born..good luck!posted 08/20/2007 by Kerens143
Dear friend, you guys are lucky that your partners find you attractive and ask for sex, but my husband has no feelings for sex.....he says he finds it uncomfortable. But im really worried that he doesnt like the way i look.it hurts when your husband doesnt want sex.posted 02/20/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
During the first trimester and second my sex drive did not change at all we had no problems but as I entered my third trimester my sex drive pulmited severly. I decided the only thing I could do out of respect of my husband was to talk to him about it and it worked he understood how I was feeling and he tried harder to make me comfortable and in turn that was a very big turn-on. He rubs my back with a warming massage oil then I become relaxed comfortable. It actually has brought us closer sexually and emotionaly. It has worked for us maybe it could help you.posted 01/12/2007 by emarquez725
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panoramic view to the west. The french doors door open onto the
oceanfront redwood deck with circular table and swivel chairs.
Open the doors and you can hear the surf. On a hot day, the
sea breeze cools the house in minutes.
The 20 foot ceilings gives the living room, den and dining room an
open spacious feeling. The rooms are all cheerful and bright during
the day.
Villa Magnifica Amenities: WIFI Broadband Internet Access; Oversized
8-person Jacuzzi Spa, Surround-Sound Home Theater System, Plasma
HDTV in Family Room, 50 Inch Plasma TV and a stone Fireplace in
Living Room and a second fireplace in the Den. 200 channel
Cable/HBO, 4 Plasma TVs, 4 More Flat Screen TVs, 2 VCRs, 6
DVDPlayers, CD Player/Stereo, Fully Equipped Gourmet Kitchen,
Microwave, Toaster Oven, Garbage Disposal, Dishwasher, Refrigerator,
Ice Maker, Cooking Utensils provided, Linens provided, Phone (local
and long distance calls are free) Washer, Dryer, Garage, Covered
Parking, Gas Grill (BBQ), Boogie Boards, No Smoking
activities and attractions in San Diego San Diego Area
San Diego's Crown Jewel Location: Villa Magnifica lies right on the
oceanfront Sunset Cliffs Nature Park—the distance from the Villa
Msagnifica property to the Pacific Ocean being 20 yards--you merely
walk across the oceanfront street, Sunset Cliffs—a one lane road in
each direction that dead-ends 150 yards south of Villa Magnifica.
Vill Magnifica enjoys an expansive estate-sized oceanfront
lots (12,000 square feet)--among the largest of any San Diego
Oceanfront community.
The shoreline immediately in front of Villa Magnifica includes
coastal formations, tide pool areas (just 150 yards south of the
house where you can view sea anemones, crabs, small fish and other
sea life) and several white sand cove beaches that are accessible
from steps and trails (the closest cove beach is 200 yards north of
the house).
Sunset Cliffs Nature Park: Dedicated in 1983, Sunset Cliffs Nature
Park stretches along the Pacific Ocean bordering the western edge of
Point Loma. The Nature Park begins just north of Villa Pacifica and
follows the natural beauty of the California Coast for two miles
where the 68 acre Sunset Cliffs Nature Park links up with the 640
acre Point Loma Ecological Reserve.
The entire area is designated a multiple species conservation area
with the topography including white sand cove beaches with great
surfing, bogey boarding and body-surfing, calmer tide pool areas,
intricately carved coastal bluffs, arches, and sea caves—there is
something for everybody from the surfer to the birdwatcher at the
Sunset Cliffs Nature Park.
Naturalists visit Sunset Cliffs Nature Park to watch the annual
migration of the California Gray Whale as it makes its springtime
trip from the Bering sea the Baja California where the calf their
From December through March the California Gray Whale migrates 5,000
miles from the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas to their winter
breeding grounds in Baja, California. Tens of thousands of gray
whales make a spectacular showing within a few miles of the San
Diego coastline. Some can be seen from this deck.
There are a numerous restaurants in Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach,
Point Loma, Shelter Island, Downtown SD, and La Jolla.
We are the closest to downtown San Diego of any collection of
spacious Oceanfront estates.
Just minutes away by surface streets to all these San Diego
*****3 Minutes to Ocean Beach and West Coast's Longest Pier
*****3 Minutes to Newport Avenue Antique District and Farmer's
*****5 Minutes to Sea World
*****5 Minutes to Mission Beach
*****5 Minutes to Belmont Park (Amusement Park)
*****5 Minutes to Mission Bay and Watersports
*****5 Minutes to Cabrillo National Monument
*****5 Minutes to Point Loma Lighthouse
*****5 Minutes to Fort Rosecrans Military Cemetery
*****7 Minutes to San Diego International Airport
*****7 Minutes to San Diego Sports Arena
*****7 Minutes to Old Town
*****10 Minutes to the World Famous Sand Diego Zoo
*****10 Minutes to The Gaslamp District
*****10 Minutes to Seaport Village
*****10 Minutes to Downtown San Diego
*****10 Minutes to The San Diego Convention Center
*****10 Minutes to Petco Park (Padres Baseball)
*****15 Minutes to Qualcom Park (Chargers Football)
*****30 Minutes by Freeway to Legoland
*****35 Minutes by Freeway to San Diego Wild Animal Park
Sunset Cliffs—San Diego's undiscovered Jewel
Come enjoy Sunset Cliffs where joggers, bicyclist, hikers and
strollers all enjoy the most unspoiled urban coastline in
California. People in this neighborhood of spacious multi-million
dollar homes share a friendly small town greeting as they pass one
another to visit the beach to relax, surf, or even boogeyboard.
Residents and visitors alike will say "hello" on your way to go
antique shopping on Newport Avenue, visit dozens of shops and
restaurants or perhaps just try your luck fishing on the West
Coast's longest fishing pier. The friendly atmosphere of San Diego's
finest small beach town will pleasantly surprise you.
vacation rental rates
Rates (in US Dollars):
Up to 30% OFF--$395/night for Last Minute Bookings
Oct. 31 to May 1 ...... $550/night for small groups
Oct. 31 to May 1 ...... $850/night
May & October .......... $1100/night
Summer and Holidays .... $1400/night
Until reservation is confirmed, rates are subject to change
without notice.
All Rates are based on a seven night minimum rental. Shorter stays are at higher rates.
Damage Deposit of $500 is returned at the end of your
stay less the $195 cleaning fee
·City of San Diego collects a 10.5% Occupancy Tax
·Inquire about Military and Other Discounts.