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Black and Red United's ChestRockwell -- one of those nerds who watches more CONCACAF Champions League than is healthy -- gives us the lowdown on one of the Sounders' newest players.
Sounders pick Surinam's Stefano Rijssel and Michigan's Fabio Pereira.
Rounds three and four are now part of the SuperDraft, that does not mean the talent is better than when it was the Supplemental Draft. It's just a name change for picks 39-77. Seattle tends to get...
Maybe you don't have time to catch up on everything that happened in one of the crazier draft days in recent MLS history. Here's the quick version.
After picking up two more defenders in the SuperDraft, the Sounders leave no doubt that they see the 21-year-old as a forward now.
When he isn't rapping, Ockford will help bolster the Sounders backline as well.
The Sounders chose the defender from the University of Hartford with their first pick of the 2014 MLS SuperDraft.
You can watch the first two rounds of the four round MLS Draft live on ESPNNews or WatchESPN at 9 AM Pacific.
Some teams are better at scouting than others.
Head scout Kurt Schmid suggests the team is mostly interested in defenders.
It's not as bad as some would have you believe, but there are some notable misses in there.
Mock drafts are fickle and rarely accurate. When comparing a mock draft to the results of an actual draft, sometimes it's downright laughable. Perhaps instead the goal is to predict players to be...
There's very little consensus among MLSsoccer.com, Soccer by Ives, Top Drawer Soccer, Bleacher Report and SB Nation.
The Sounders need only look across town to find a center back who can score on set pieces.
Seattle typically drafts the best player available. With no regard for positional needs, good fortune said to get one of the best attacking mids from the college game. He just happened to already...
With the 2014 MLS Super Draft rapidly approaching, let's take a preliminary look at what players might be available and how they could fit into Seattle's future.
The Portland Timbers signed Mikael Silvestre but to do so had to trade with the Sounders.
Among the players chosen by the Sounders in the Supplemental Draft is former U.S. youth international Will Bates, who was a prolific scorer at Virginia.
On Tuesday January 22nd MLS will conduct the Supplemental Draft. This is a list of some potential finds. The Seattle Sounders hold the 5th, 16th, 35th, 54th and 73rd picks at this time.
The draft experts have weighed in and the consensus seems to be that the Sounders did no worse than a "B," with a few considering their draft among the best in the league.
When the Sounders saw Zavaleta's stock fall it was their opportunity to get a few years of high quality off cap defensive play. In Remick they acquired their second ever Ivy Leaguer, this time a...
Dylan Tucker-Gangnes and Fernando Monge, both Pac-12 seniors from the Seattle area, were selected in the 2013 draft. Tucker-Gangnes will play for Portland, while Monge will go to Montreal. Two...
With left back looming as a trouble spot on the roster heading into the 2013 MLS season, Seattle Sounders FC improved its depth at the position by selecting Dylan Remick.
Trading with Toronto FC to move up six picks, Seattle Sounders FC selected Indiana's Eriq Zavaleta in the SuperDraft. He is a versatile player who fits two needs on Seattle's roster.
With the Seattle Sounders picks buried low (winning games will do that to a team) they will have to react to what the teams ahead of them do. You should also prepare for more trades. One is already...
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LANSING—The DNR's Fisheries Division has released its draft five-year strategic plan, which will guide its future management activities for 2013-2017. "Charting the Course: Fisheries Division's Framework for Managing Aquatic Resources" can be found online at www.michigan.gov/fishing. The DNR encourages readers to share input on the draft plan's proposed strategies for managing Michigan's aquatic resources.

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Bellucci Wooden Silverstar Jewelry Box
The Bellucci silver accessories box is a hard wood box made of your choice of cherry or oak. The sterling plate on the lid has an embossed Greek key motif lining the inner border. It has four compartments lined with soft light tan velvet. These boxes are all made with quality materials and include brass hardware.The Silverstar International handcrafted 925 Genuine Leather jewelry box is meticulously manufactured to an aluminum base (bi-laminated) and has a tarnish resistant surface that never require polishing. The Belucci makes a wonderful birthday gift for him or her - it holds cuff links and watches just as well as earrings and necklaces. Add a personal touch with engraving a name, date, or personal message on the plate.
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DALLAS — The family of Santos Rodriguez has waited four decades for an apology from the City of Dallas.
It has been that long since a Dallas police officer shot and killed the 12-year-old boy in his squad car.
Santos' story is one of many cases that have strained race relations within Dallas over the years, but on Saturday there was a real sign of change, directly from Mayor Mike Rawlings himself.
The mayor was speaking to about 500 people attending a race relations meeting at the AT&T Performing Arts Center.
At the end of his address, Rawlings issued the apology for the death of Santos Rodriguez.
The mayor received a standing ovation.
Bessie Rodriguez, Santos' mother, said she was cooking breakfast when she got a phone call about the mayor's apology. She said she dropped whatever was in her hands and almost lost her balance.
"It got me real nervous because I have been waiting for this for so long," she said.
Rodriguez said her son would have been 53 years old if he were still alive. She said there isn't a day that goes by where she's not reminded of her son's love or his smile.
"For any mother to lose a son or daughter or any kinfolk... it's real hard," Rodriguez said.
County Commissioner Elba Garcia and City Council member Dwaine Caraway were on hand for the race relations meeting, an event called "A Conversation About Race."
"It's a first step in healing our communities; making something positive out of a tragedy," Garcia said.
Saturday's event was the first of four meetings cultural groups hope to host to help improve race relations in Dallas.
"A lot of it is about perception and confusion, because we do not interact with one another," Hector Flores said.
"Things that have happened in the past you can forgive, but you will never forget," Caraway said.
The graphic images of the 1973 riots in the streets of Dallas are still etched in many people's minds; riots that first started as peaceful protests against the Dallas Police Department.
Bessie Rodriguez said this isn't just a victory for her son, it's a victory for all people who are still seeking justice for their loved ones.
She does hope Mayor Rawlings will eventually deliver the apology to her directly.
"Maybe we'll have this chance later on to talk person-to-person... plus I want to hear it from him," Rodriguez said.
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4:38pm Thursday 22nd November 2012 in Epping Forest By Melanie Attlesey
A PLAYGROUND for disabled children has been awarded thousands of pounds by the charitable arm of the Guardian's publisher, Newsquest.
The Elhap Adventure Playground in Roding Lane North, Woodford Bridge, has been given £5,500 by the Gannett Foundation.
The money will be used to buy a new piece of equipment called a 'round the world' circular swing.
Manager of the centre, Robert Dighton, said: "I almost couldn't believe it when we heard the news because we aren't as big as other charties we often get forgotten.
"This swing is so much more than a piece of play equipment. It will give the children the chance to be children, to assess risks, to have fun and to make choices."
Play worker Lawrence Lubbock added: "We have all of these crazy projects that we want to build and once in a blue moon we get the money to be able to do so."
The playground, which was created in 1976 and is spread across four acres, is used throughout the year by around 6,000 children and young adults with special needs and disablities.
It has 14 permanent members of staff and a small army of volunteers who help out in school holidays when the playground is at its busiest.
The charity was last awarded money by the Gannett Foundation in 2008, which it used to buy a hexagonal swing.
A total of £328,577 was handed out to 38 causes by the Gannett Foundation across the country to benefit people who live in areas served by Newsquest papers.
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Best of Open Source Software Awards 2009
InfoWorld's 2009 Bossies spotlight today's Top 40 open source products for business and IT prosFollow @infoworld
The two projects leading the way in open source ERP are Compiere and Openbravo, and both earn a Bossie from us this year. Although forked from the same code base, both companies have moved in slightly different directions.
Along with these co-winners, OpenERP and OFBiz deserve mention. Tiny's OpenERP (formerly TinyERP) has significantly improved its strength and scope -- even wading into BI and workflow. The product could still use more enterprise features, such as an asset management system, but this Belgian company is on the move.
Apache OFBiz is also one to watch. Its rich e-commerce functionality, strong services layer, and handy MVC (model-view-controller) framework unfortunately remain overshadowed by usability issues and installation complexity. Themed interfaces are being introduced to improve the UI, and Derby -- OFBiz's embedded database for transaction processing -- is incorporating examples that should help draw interest. OFBiz will start to look much more attractive as these wrinkles get smoothed out.
Openbravo impresses with a well-developed POS (point-of-sale) solution, procurement and warehouse management tools, financial and accounting features, and production logistics for shop floor oversight. Further, Openbravo's plug-in architecture offers the same sort of extensive modularity found in SugarCRM and traditional commercial applications from the likes of SAP and Oracle. That means your developers can extend system functionality without worrying about stepping on core functionality. And the entire Openbravo system is supported by a healthy set of alerts, role-based user provisioning and access control, and a good Web-based UI.
Most of Openbravo's functionality is available in the free community edition, while more Compiere features -- including a Web UI, PDF reports, and warehouse and manufacturing management capabilities -- are locked away in paid editions. You will need Openbravo's enterprise edition to get OLAP functionality and clustering -- crucial for any large enterprise deployment.
Compiere's core features are also top-notch. The free community edition has the basics for materials and order management as well as purchasing, finance, and business performance management. As noted above, warehouse and manufacturing management are absent, but if those are not a requirement for your business, you'll find the HR/payroll features, reporting, and Java client in Compiere's community edition to be up to the task.
Although both Compiere and Openbravo offer some CRM-style features, you won't mistake them for full-blown solutions. Features such as forecasting, pipeline workflow, mobile access, and partner relationship management are light-years behind SugarCRM and commercial offerings such as NetSuite. But they cover the basics of sales management vis-à-vis master data overlap with ERP.
Business process management
When it comes to automating business tasks, the only open source solution capable of addressing the full matrix of enterprise requirements is Intalio BPM. It's simply the most comprehensive open source BPMS available.
The remaining choices are rather narrowly focused. Active Endpoints makes its ActiveBPEL Engine available free under the GPL, but requires you to pay up for the companion orchestration toolkit, the ActiveVOS Designer. (Intalio includes its modeler, BPEL server, and workflow in the free community edition.) Colosa ProcessMaker and uEngine have well-developed human workflow support, but they lack the heavy-duty, system-to-system integration capabilities of Intalio.


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Arsinoe Beach Villa is one of the most exclusive beachfront properties in the northwest Cypriot port of Latchi. This award - winning property sits on a plot of around 2,500 square meters and is arranged across three levels.
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Last month, I wrote a feature here at Baseball Nation saying that Albert Pujols would be worth his huge 10-year contract and be productive until he's 40:
Pujols is a first-ballot Hall of Famer who might end his career as the greatest righthanded hitter in the history of the game. If he never played another game, he'd still be a first-ballot Hall of Famer off his performance to date.
I still believe this is true and that Pujols will be that once-in-a-generation player who will be productive at age 40. But reading the details of exactly what Pujols will be paid gave me a little pause:
Pujols has a full no-trade clause and will be paid a base salary of $240 million through the 10 years of what is a heavily backloaded player contract. As previously reported, that contract will pay him $12 million in 2012, $16 million in 2013 and $23 million in 2014, then increase by $1 million each season until reaching $30 million in 2021.
As I said, I personally believe that Pujols will be productive and be worth his contract. But what happens seven years from now, when he's 38 and making $27 million, if he then does begin a decline phase and the Angels haven't won a World Series or two in that time span? You could call this "Alfonso Soriano Syndrome".*
* Note, I am NOT in any way suggesting that Soriano is as good a player as Pujols. But hear me out.
Five years ago, in the 2006-07 offseason, Soriano, like Pujols now, was the premier free agent on the market. And the Cubs signed him to an eight year, $136 million deal that was, like Pujols' contract now, the biggest contract of its offseason.
Soriano started off well -- the Cubs couldn't have won the NL Central in 2007 without his incredible September that year (.320/.354/.754 with 14 HR in 28 games) -- and overall, he has been above-average as a Cub (.818 OPS and 109 OPS+). But he has had several leg injuries, missed a lot of time, and has been made the favorite whipping boy of Cubs fans. New Cubs management appears to be desperately trying to deal the $54 million left on his deal, but it seems the Cubs might be stuck with him for three more years.
All of this would be OK if the Cubs had won the World Series in 2007 or 2008. They'd stil be stuck with him, but they'd have a trophy or two, so the deal would have been seen as worth doing.
Since they didn't, it wasn't.
And that's why the Angels have to win a World Series or two with Pujols to make this monster contract worthwhile. If a late 30s-early 40s Pujols as a Cardinal would suffer a down year or two, Cardinals fans would likely have been more forgiving. By that time, he'd have put up enough numbers to be designated "greatest Cardinal of all time", and the people in St. Louis would still have the memories of the two World Series they won with Pujols.
Angels fans don't have that. If they do win a World Series or two before Pujols begins his inevitable decline, they'll surely be OK with this contract.
If not, it's possible there will be quite a bit of griping about it six or seven years from now.


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2/2 Courtyard Villa with Golf Cart, Secured Wi-Fi in The Villages
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- sleeps 4
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- rates (USD) $ 1,000 - $ 3,100 / month
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Enjoy our smoke-free and pet-free Villa at special rate for September 4-30, 2014!
EZ-GO electric golf cart with lights and rain enclosure and wireless internet included! We just added DVRs for our Dish Network! New large flat-screen TVs.
Our villa is clean and fully furnished with all the comforts of home. The privacy fence encloses the courtyard with patio (and gas BBQ grill) and screened lanai for cherished privacy. All utilities, flat-screen TVs with 120 channels and DVR capability through Dish Network in the living room and master bedroom, DSL Internet secure WIRELESS access (just bring your laptop or other wireless device), basic phone service (with answering machine), weekly lawn service, semi-weekly trash collection, and taxes are included. In addition to central heating and air conditioning, ceiling fans are in the living room, both bedrooms and on the screened lanai. All linens are provided. We have wood-tone laminate floors to minimize dust and for easy cleaning.
Each bedroom has an in-suite bathroom. The master bedroom has king-size bed, a walk-in closet, and the master bath has a solar tube for added light, a walk-in shower and shower stool for convenience. The guest bedroom has a queen bed.
The eat-in kitchen includes a table and 2 chairs, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, electric stove, small appliances (coffee pot, toaster over, mixer, electric can opener, crock pot etc.), cooking utensils and dishes. The dining area has a table and 4 chairs, pass-through access to the kitchen, and a sliding glass door that opens to the patio and gas BBQ grill. The sliding glass door in the living room opens to the screened lanai with table and 4 chairs.
Two DVRs with Dish Network, a VCR, DVD player, CD/cassette/stereo, books and games are provided for your entertainment. An exercise/walking trail and pool are within walking distance. The daily newspaper with local activities is provided.
A washer and dryer are located in the garage which has a remote door opener and room for a car with the golf cart (provided). We have a whole-home water softener to provide better-tasting water and to counter the negative effects of hard water on skin, hair and clothes. We also have a 24-hour maintenance contract for all appliances, and we provide pest control. Cleaning service is available for an additional fee.
When you stay at our Villa, you are entitled to all the amenities of a resident in The Villages, including free golf on 15 Executive courses, access to several beautiful recreation centers and a private residents' club and restaurant with nightly entertainment and dancing. Our villa is located near the Savannah Center and Nancy Lopez golf course. We provide an EZ-GO electric golf cart with lights and rain enclosure for easy access around The Villages and golf courses.
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The Villages is an active 55+ adult community. Basic guest amenities including free golf on Executive courses, access to several beautiful recreation centers and swimming pools, and a private residents' club and restaurant with nightly entertainment. In addition to the basic guest amenities, two guest IDs providing access to Championship Golf Courses and Country Club Pools are available for length of stay for $50 payable to The Villages.
The Villages has a shuttle service between The Villages and the Orlando Airport.
activities and attractions in The Villages Central Florida
Free nightly entertainment at 2 village Town Squares, dancing, swimming, tennis, boccie, shuffleboard, pickleball, basketball, horseshoes, billiards and much more! Recreation centers feature multiple social activities such as cards and games. Access to Championship golf courses is available for an additional fee. Nearby bowling centers, movie theaters, boating, fishing, fitness centers, shopping, restaurants, and much more! An hour to Orlando and Disney parks. Something for everyone!
vacation rental rates
Fall 2014 available at discount!
Our villa is available September 4 30, 2014.
Low-season: May-September - $1250/month (ask about specials)
Mid-season: October-December, April - $1700/month
High-season: January-March - $3100
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
A security deposit of $500.00 is due at time of booking and is fully refundable within 15 days of departure/inspection if villa is left in the same condition as rented.
Full rent is due 45 days prior to arrival or at time of reservation if less than 45 days in advance. Rent includes taxes and cleaning fees. A discount is available for leases of 3 or more months during non-peak months. Our villa may be available on less-than-monthly basis.
Colleen Lunceford
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in The Villages
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An elderly woman was struck and pinned under a car in a Giant Eagle parking lot Sunday afternoon.
The accident happened at the Giant Eagle on Chardon Road at 2 p.m. when a woman, in her 70s, was exiting the store.
As she walked across the parking lot, a driver struck her and her body became pinned under the vehicle.
A medical helicopter flew the woman to MetroHealth medical center to be treated for her injuries.
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Lois Kelly presentation on how to more effectively create change inside your organization. For American Express NGen Webinar series helping emerging leaders grow and develop essential skills.
In a world without rebels
Our systems — be they companies, government agencies, schools, churches or healthcare organizations — become brittle, rigid, bureaucratic, and sometimes even dangerous when there are no rebels or change makers who have the courage to say, "This isn't the right way." Look no further than General Motors' recent debacle. This inspirational post reflects on what might happen in a world without rebels.
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We Like It Raw and personal development author Steve Pavlina are teaming up to host a very special dinner meetup at Cafe Gratitude on Saturday January 24th, 2009.
Steve and his wife Erin will be visiting the Bay Area next week and they are looking forward to connecting with the local raw food community. What better way to connect with the community than to share a meal with friends at the most community oriented restaurant around. Cafe Gratitude baby!
Do to space constraints we're going to be limiting this meetup to about 10 or 15 people. If you're interested in a great meal with awesome people I'd suggest you email us soon to claim your seat.
- Date: Saturday January, 24th, 2009
- Time: Evening, (exact time will be given upon RSVP)
- Location: Cafe Gratitude, 2400 Harrison St (at 20th and Harrison)
- RSVP: sorry friends! this meetup is not totally filled!
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Sandra Maria Esteves is one of the founders of the Nuyorican poetry movement. She performed her poem "Aguacero" at the 40th Anniversary celebration of the revolutionary community organizing group the Young Lords earlier this year.
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The Academy Awards ceremony will make history this year with the first-ever nomination of a feature documentary made by a Palestinian. "5 Broken Cameras" was filmed and directed by Emad Burnat, a resident of the occupied Palestinian West Bank town of Bil'in, along with his Israeli filmmaking partner Guy Davidi. "5 Broken Cameras" is in competition at the Oscars with an Israeli documentary, "The Gatekeepers," a film that features interviews with the six surviving former directors of Israel's Shin Bet, the country's secret internal security service.
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For the first time in its 120-year history, the Sierra Club engaged in civil disobedience, the day after President Barack Obama gave his 2013 State of the Union address. The group joined scores of others protesting the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which awaits a permitting decision from the Obama administration. The president made significant pledges to address the growing threat of climate change in his speech.
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March 29, 2013 – Good Friday – The Passion & the Death of Jesus Christ, by St. Alphonsus Liguori
// March 29th, 2013 // Spirit and Truth Live
Joe's reflection was on the selected excerpt "The seven words spoken by Jesus Christ on the cross", section II. There is much to be learned from the good thief and how his martyrdom is an example and blueprint for us to follow in acquiring holiness in today's world!
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These boots are very comfortable and light. I would not recommend them for cold weather or for very wet hiking.
I wore them a few times while camping and hiking, and they did fine until I started stepping into a lot of puddles. I was trekking through a lot of deep puddles and mud around a lake that we were fishing at and my feet were constantly cold and wet. I was wearing cotton socks, but I assume it would be warmer with wool socks.
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7:00am Thursday 5th June 2014 in Sport By Simon Parker , Bradford City Reporter
Phil Parkinson insists City's pre-season week in Ireland is an essential part of his summer rebuild.
The Bantams will visit the Emerald Isle for the third year running as part of their preparations for next term.
The July training camp includes games against Dublin-based UCD and Shelbourne but Parkinson believes the most important aspect will be getting everyone together at close quarters.
With the City boss looking to revamp his squad, he wants the new recruits settled in before the season opens on August 9.
"I think it's very important because there is going to be quite a big change-around in the squad this summer," he said.
"It's vital we get all those players bedded into the squad quickly and that's why I feel the pre-season trip is so crucial."
City have been based at Johnstown House in Enfield, just outside Dublin, for the past two years. They are relocating this time but Parkinson reckons the new facilities will be just as good.
"We're going to a different venue, for a bit of a change more than anything, but going to Ireland serves us well," he said.
"We did look at other options but got the chance to stay at another training base which is top quality.
"It's reasonably cost effective and there isn't a great deal of travel involved. You look at some of the top teams who fly off everywhere and come back absolutely shattered.
"The journey to Ireland is a short one. It's easy to get to from Leeds-Bradford Airport and the pitches and weather are conducive for high-intensity training.
"We will be playing two friendlies as we have done in the past and I've always enjoyed going over there.
"The games are generally good because you are up against teams who are in the middle of their season."
City once again kick off their warm-up campaign away to Guiseley on Saturday, July 12 – just over five weeks from now.
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- Heat broiler.
- With a rolling pin, roll the bun halves until flattened.
- Place on a baking sheet and brush both sides of the buns with 2 tablespoons of the oil. Broil until golden brown, about 1 minute per side.
- In a bowl, combine the tomatoes, olives, oregano or basil, ½ teaspoon salt, ¼ teaspoon pepper, and the remaining oil. Transfer the buns to a platter and spoon the tomatoes over the top.
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- Fat 16g
- Sat Fat 2g
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- Sodium 398mg
- Carbohydrate 15g
- Fiber 2g
- Sugar 4g
- Protein 3g
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Man Convicted of Sexual Assault in Philadelphia, Extradited to Idaho to Stand Trial on Additional Charges of Rape
Jeffrey Marsalis, convicted on two-counts of sexual assault by a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas judge last year and sentenced to 10 ½ to 21 years in prison, has been removed from the Forest County Correctional Institution in Pennsylvania and extradited to Blaine County, Idaho to face a third rape trial. Marsalis lived in Philadelphia between 2003 and 2005 where he attended Drexel University. Authorities alleged that during that period, Marsalis drugged and sexually assaulted at least 10 women; most of whom he met through the internet dating site "match.com". At trial, seven women testified against Marsalis, claiming that Marsalis would pretend to be a doctor or an astronaut. His former fiancée also testified that Marsalis had duped her by claiming to be a CIA agent. The jury convicted him on two counts of sexual assault.
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Heading into the last week of the 2011-12 NHL regular season, the Los Angeles Kings were battling with the San Jose Sharks and Phoenix Coyotes for the Pacific Division title and its accompanying No. 3 seed in the Western Conference playoffs. When the Coyotes grabbed the division, the Kings played their last two games of the season against the Sharks to see who would wind up as the No. 7 and No. 8 seeds in the Stanley Cup playoffs. The Kings lost both games of that home-and-home to San Jose and wound up as the low seed in the postseason, meaning they would have to take on the No. 1 seeded Vancouver Canucks.
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National Reconciliation Week has now come to an end and in terms of the number and variety of events was bigger then ever. Thank you to the thousands of you who took part in one of the 120 events or more which took place around Victoria. And a special thanks to those of you who organised or volunteered at an event.
Below is the magnificent Bunjil's Nest which was built at the Reconciliation Week Pop Up Hub at the Melbourne Town Hall during the week and which will eventually find a home at our home at Hub Melbourne. Check out our Reconciliation Week page for reports and photos from the week as they are posted over the coming weeks.
Reconciliation Victoria is the product of a people's movement. Following the work of the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation (CAR), Reconciliation Victoria Inc. was established in 2002 by a group of individuals keen to address the unfinished business of the 'Roadmap to Reconciliation'.
As the State peak body for Reconciliation, Reconciliation Victoria Inc. has focussed on leading the reconciliation process in Victoria by supporting the growth of Local Reconciliation Groups, promoting cultural awareness and education in the broader community, working with young people, developing strategic partnerships, and building the capacity of the organisation.
Reconciliation Victoria has played a vital role in educating the public on important issues relevant to Aboriginal Victorians. We can recognise the great disparity in outcomes between indigenous and non-indigenous people on health, education and employment, and seek to do better. Indeed, we must continue to push government and others to do better on these issues. However, we must also ensure that reconciliation is not just about services and outcomes. It is also about respect and recognition.
Reconciliation Victoria has championed the recognition of Aboriginal Victorians as the first Victorians, and the special place they have in our community. Respect for culture, land and heritage is something all Victorians must develop further.
Reconciliation Victoria plays a role in bringing together indigenous and non-indigenous Victorians to recognise and share what we have in common; and to work on a greater understanding of the issues that keep us apart.
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The longer this increasingly sectarian civil war lasts, the more Syrians pine for the old days and with no winner in sight for years to come, will eventually give Assad another chance at ruling as long as he promises relatively free elections. Syrians hate the prospect of absolute Sharia Law as proposed by the legions of Saudi and Qatari armed and funded Islamic extremists sent to overthrow secular Syria.
THOUGH the war is at President Bashar Assad's doorstep in Damascus, his government is still trying to give the impression of business as usual. The regime continues to pay salaries to Syria's civil servants, wherever they may be, even though government offices in swathes of the country are empty. Earlier this month the north-eastern provincial city of Raqqa fell to Mr Assad's enemies—the first city to do so.
Yet the show must go on. In Damascus the electricity board still issues citizens with bills. The postal service still delivers mail no more erratically than before. Even the Meteorological Office is on hand to publish forecasts of rain. For Syrians who enjoy star-gazing, the Astronomical Society has notified them to look out for a comet between March 12th and 14th.
Though almost no tourists came last year, the government heralds a tourism body charged, among other things, with "preserving traditional handicrafts". Meanwhile, the environment ministry is keen to start a study into "pollution caused by terrorists' actions, such as burning forests".
"The state is investing heavily in the desire felt by many Syrians for a return to normalcy," says Peter Harling of the Brussels-based International Crisis Group. Earlier this month Mr Assad's rubber-stamp parliament presented a bill to regulate dentists.


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This image of the sun was taken on June 20th and shows only one sunspot. Astronomers call this sunspot "Number 0999". Things are relatively quiet. The sunspot, visible slightly to the right near the center of the image, looks tiny but is roughly 75% the diameter of the earth. Sunspots are cool areas on the surface of the sun. They are caused by changes in the magnetic field near the sun's surface.
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Presented July 31-Aug. 17, The Visit will be staged by Tony Award-winning director John Doyle (Sweeney Todd, Company). Tony nominee Graciela Daniele (Ragtime, The Rink, Drood) will choreograph.
The new, intermissionless version of the musical officially opens Aug. 2. The Visit has music by John Kander, lyrics by the late Fred Ebb and a book by Terrence McNally.
The creative team has long been hopeful that The Visit will have a New York life. Rivera originated the role of Claire Zachanassian when The Visit had its debut in September 2001 at Chicago's Goodman Theatre and later repeated her work at the Signature Theatre in 2008.
In recent years Williamstown has developed the new musicals Far From Heaven and The Bridges of Madison County, both of which set New York debuts within a year of their premieres there. No announcement of a New York transfer for The Visit has been made.
According to Williamstown, "Rivera embodies Claire Zachanassian, the oft-widowed richest woman in the world, in The Visit. When Claire returns to the hardship-stricken town of her birth, the locals pray that her wealth will bring them a new lease on life, but the carefully plotted renewal she offers carries a dreadful price. Sardonic and morally complex, The Visit asks: What can your heart afford?"
In a fall 2013 interview with Playbill.com, Rivera said, "It's, to me, very exciting, very unique, dark [and] passionate. It's one of the last scores Freddie and John wrote [together]."
The cast also includes Tony Award winner Roger Rees (Nicholas Nickelby, Peter and the Starcatcher), John Bambery (June Moon), Jason Danieley (Curtains, Next to Normal), Matthew Deming, Diana DiMarzio (Sweeney Todd), Melanie Field (Evita), David Garrison (Titanic), Rick Holmes (Spamalot), Judy Kuhn (Passion, Fun Home), Jude McCormick, Tom Nelis (Passion), Chris Newcomer (Chicago), Aaron Ramey (Young Frankenstein, Curtains), Timothy Shew (Evita, Les Misérables) and Michelle Veintimilla.
A veteran Broadway design team has been assembled including Tony-winning scenic designer Scott Pask, Tony-winning costume designer Ann Hould-Ward, Tony-winning orchestrator Larry Hochman and Tony Honoree for Excellence Paul Huntley (hair and wig design). They are joined by Tony nominee Japhy Weideman (lighting design), Tony nominee Dan Moses Schreier (sound design), Angelina Avallone (make up design) and veteran musical director/supervisor David Loud. Libby Unsworth is stage manager.
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Exquisite Vacation Home in the sunny Fajardo, Puerto Rico in Puerto Rico
- bedrooms 4
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- sleeps 10
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You will have all to yourselves a completely furnished home that boasts over 1800 sq ft all marbled tiled with four bedrooms, four bathrooms, living, family, fully applianced kitchen, car garage with automatic garage openers, and private tiled terraces, including a sun deck terrace. The master bedroom has a king-size tempurpedic bed and a private full bathroom. The second and third bedrooms have a queen-size bed, and the fourth bedroom has a full-size bed. We may be able to provide a futon and a spare twin mattress, if needed.
We maintain our own availability calendar and guest book! Please contact us for availability!
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Our home is in an exclusive and very accessible area of Fajardo, PR. The home offers air conditioning, hot water, internet, cable TV, pool table, and laundry and all are included in your rent. You will love the tranquility, yet, with the convenience. So you can either relax and sun-bath in our sun deck, enjoy the awesome breeze while laying in our balcony hammock, or just simply get away. The location is a minute away from restaurants, stores, pharmacies, cinemas, banks, Etc. and within ten minutes from major touristic activities and attractions. You will also have, at your own risk, access to all our garage has to offer for your trips: cooler, hammocks, beach boards, sun umbrellas, chairs, etc.
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Famous Luquillo Beach, Seven Seas Beach (both with calm waters), Hiking and sightseeing in the El Yunque National Rain Forest, Culebra/Vieque excursion ferries, kayaking trips, Scuba-diving, El Conquistador Casino & Entertainment, Golfing in nearby Rio Grande, Las Cabezas Nature Reserve in Fajardo, Etc. The home is only 45 minutes from the capital and the Old San Juan city.
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Is one of your New Year's resolutions to study better? Or do better in classes? How can you do this? One way is to study smarter! According to an article in the Huffington Post, it is recommended that students take mental breaks approximately every 45 minutes. This is due to the fact that the brain is only able to maintain true focus for around 45 minutes before it begins to lose steam. Therefore it would be wise practice to study diligently for up to an hour and then take a break. Breaks consist of leaving the work area to go outside, talk to a friend on the phone, or get a healthy snack. Taking a break does not entail checking one's e-mail or Twitter account. A break is considered something that truly takes you out of your academic realm and into places where you're in a more relaxed state.
Procrastinating makes taking breaks very hard. Rather than having plenty of time to do what needs to be done, procrastinators choose to wait until the last minute to "cram" everything they need to do in and put all other aspects of life to the side. This is not only going to be detrimental to one's studying ability, but it is also an unhealthy habit for the body. In these high-intensity study situations, students sometimes put recommended nutrition to the side, they been inactive for extended periods of time and they demand more than they should of their memory. While this practice may have been a success for a few exams, there are healthier ways to study. By taking a mental break every 45-50 minutes and not placing high demands on your mind, you will be less stressed and more ready for any academic endeavor. So when you're studying, remember to take a break and plan out your studying so you have enough time for breaks.
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Body of man in 70s discovered after firefighters tackle house blaze in Lodmoor
4:00am Tuesday 11th February 2014 in News By Emma Walker , Reporter
THE body of a man has been found after a house fire in Weymouth.
Police said the body of a man in his 70s was discovered.
It came after crews were alerted to Dale Avenue in the Lodmoor area shortly after midday.
Police, fire crews and the ambulance services were all called to the property.
A Dorset Police spokesman said: "Sadly the body of a local man believed to be in his 70s was discovered in the property.
"The coroner has been notified.
"The fire is not being treated as suspicious.
"Police are at the scene and will be for a number of hours."
The road is blocked while officers and firefighters work at the scene. Paramedics have now left the scene.
Tim Spring, Dorset Fire and Rescue service station manager, said: "Two crews from Weymouth were called at approximately 12.11pm this afternoon to reports of a fire in a property in Dale Avenue in the Lodmoor area.
"Crews dealt with a small fire in the ground floor of a house using two hose reel jets and four sets of breathing apparatus.
"The joint fire investigation between ourselves and Dorset Police is underway."
A spokesman for Dorset Police said: "At 12.23pm Dorset Police received a call from Dorset Fire and Rescue Service about a house fire on Dale Avenue.
"The road is blocked due to the incident."
Speaking at the scene, Deputy Inspector David Parr said: "A house fire was reported at an address in Dale Avenue. Fire attended and extinguished the fire. On searching the property they have located a deceased male within the address.
"His identity at this stage is unconfirmed.
"The coroner is investigating, along with police and fire, to establish the circumstances that led to the fire and also the male's identity."
He added that the initial assessment was that it was not believed to be suspicious. He said: "It would appear to be an accidental fire."
Deputy Inspector Parr said it was not being treated as a formal crime scene.
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LEC Students to Participate in Entrepreneurship Immersion WeekFive undergraduate students from the Lake Erie College Center for Entrepreneurship will participate in Entrepreneurship Immersion Week (EIW) to be held August 4-9 at Hiram College.
The five students are senior Stefan Stojanovic, juniors Alexis Mayer and John Melendez, and sophomores Nikolas Garcia and Kelsey McCormick.
EIW is an intense, residential program of learning and practice in developing a business idea into reality for teams from 11 colleges and universities in northeast Ohio, which comprise the Entrepreneurship Education Consortium (EEC). Students will attend lectures, hear notable speakers and work as teams to develop their business concept. At the end of the week, they will present their idea to a panel of independent judges from the business, academic and venture capital communities.
"When the students arrive at Hiram College, one of their first tasks will be to discuss and make a decision on a business idea for their team. Based on classroom sessions, outside speakers and coaching from faculty, they will develop the idea and present it to a panel of judges at the end of the week," said Entrepreneur-in-Residence Jeff Eakin. "A task over the summer has been for the students to make a list of the ordinary things in life that 'bug' them, because hidden in every one of these is an opportunity. Taking this optimistic view of the world is one of the goals of the Center for Entrepreneurship."
The purpose of EIW is to provide practical "experiential" and theoretical education to students in northeast Ohio to prepare them to become entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs, create new ventures and jobs and build wealth for the region.


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Thirty-minute delays are forming on M25 due to an earlier broken down vehicle.
Although the vehicle was removed early this morning, queues are affecting journeys between Junction 25 in Enfield and Winston Churchill Way in Cheshunt.
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If your stockings are hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that St. Nicholas soon will be there, resist the urge to blast the new "Holiday Hits 2012" compilation from Nardcore Records. Do so and you'll scare the children, freak out the cat and send Santa scurrying back up the chimney for dear life.
But if you're planning a punk-fueled holiday fest, the kind where you mosh (not rock) around the Christmas tree, this collection is the perfect soundtrack.
The album, available now as a free download at http://nardcore805.com, features 17 tracks by area bands that helped create, or perpetuate, the brand of hardcore punk known as Nardcore. Oxnard was the epicenter of the Nardcore movement in the early 1980s and the band Ill Repute, which kicks off the set with a raucous cover of "Silver Bells," was one of its leading lights. Tony Cortez, Ill Repute's guitarist, is the brainchild of "Holiday Hits 2012."
A lot of anger is directed at Santa Claus. Old St. Nick is threatened with a knife (in "Old Saint Dick" by Bootleg Brigade), a boot to the rear (in "Santa, You Suck" by Walk Proud) and he's labeled a chimney-crashing creep by Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats (in "Santa Is a Monster"). Santa does fare better on Punk Rawk Elvis' "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus," stealing a few kisses from Mommy before Mommy moves on to the elves and reindeer.
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Mickey Ward – keyboards
Dan Walker – guitar
Glen Mikaland – bass and saxophone
George Neuhoff – drums
This is a 45 I'd been trying to track down for a few years, and finally found a copy through Buckeye Beat, whose website has the full story on this Lorain, Ohio band.
"Turning to Stone" has a sharp fuzz riff and gloomy vocals, with a shift to a bright chorus with tambourine. The flip, "I Need You" comes from a doo wop or vocal group era, it sounds like a different group entirely, though it is well done. "I Need You" is an original by Mickey Ward, "Turning to Stone" was a group original.
The Gladiators name was only used for this one single from September, 1966 on the Donnie label run by Donnie Barden. The group was actually known as Mickey & the Clean Cuts in live shows and on their first 45 from October, 1965, "Soapy" / "Static Electricity", also on Donnie and picked up by Wand. I'm not sure why they changed their name for the release of "Turning to Stone". They had a good sound on that song and I wish they cut more in that style.
Anyone have a photo of the group?
The band continued as Mickey & the Clean Cuts, and backed the other two artists on the Donnie label for their releases: Dave Charles' excellent soul 45 "Ain't Gonna Cry No More" / "My Love", and Tillie Wow's "I Wanna Tell You A Thing Or Two" / "The Sway", but had no other releases under their own name. Mickey Ward kept the Clean Cuts act going with different members into the '80s.


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Historic 'Captain's Quarters' in Landmark District! in Savannah
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- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
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If you can travel last-minute, this deal's for you! Rent for three nights, get one free for any stay booked within 7 days of check-in. (Cannot be combined with any other offer or freebie. Subject to availability, and restrictions do apply.)
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Hearken back to simpler time with a stay in the Captain's Quarters, a fully-restored downtown property within an easy walk or bike ride to Savannah's most popular venues, including River Street, beautiful Forsyth Park, the Juliet Gordon Low House and other fine museums, City Market and an array of dining, shopping and entertainment options. The Captain's Quarters, built in 1887, features tasteful furnishings, professionally-chosen, nautically-themed decor and newly-restored surroundings. It has two bedrooms, each with its own bath, plus spacious living and dining areas, a working wood fireplace and a fully-equipped kitchen capable of producing cuisine from the simple to the sublime! In addition to the regular sleeping arrangements, the property features a brand-new leather sleep sofa downstairs and, upstairs in a beamed loft, a super-thick, double-sized futon to comfortably sleep up to four additional individuals.
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Working fireplace, full-size stove & oven, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, cooking utensils, iron & board, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, blender, ice maker, washing machine, clothes dryer, grill, enclosed courtyard with outdoor seating, private balcony, free secure wireless Internet
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Free secure, high speed wireless Internet, easy walking distance to shopping, restaurants, museums, antiquing, walking, golf, tennis, sailing, boating, cycling, swimming, fishing, horse riding, kite-boarding, wind-surfing, roller blading, surfing, hunting
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For all specific rate information and the ability to book online, please go to our website (search for keywords "Calypso Vacation Savannah").
Special rates & minimums apply during holidays and special events--please call.
Local tax and cleaning are in addition to above rates.
Pets allowed with prior permission and payment of a pet fee
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- Visit River Street, City Market & Broughton Street
- Eat at Lady & Sons
- Visit one of the city's great museums
- Talk a walk in beautiful Forsyth Park
- Visit Tybee Island, Savannah's beach, just 20 mins away
Top things to do on a budget
- Do a self-guided walking tour of the city
- Pick up supplies at a local market and picnic in Forsyth Park
- Check out the music scene downtown
- Take a trip out to Tybee Island, Savannah's beach
- Sit and people-watch in City Market or on River Street
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- Visit a historic fort or the Roundhouse Museum
- Take a trip out to Tybee Island, Savannah's beach
- Play frisbee or catch in Forsyth Park
- Watch the big ships go by on River Street
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Are you already addicted to Lorna's Laces Nearly Solids and Multi-colors? Now try the self-striping version of this fingering weight yarn. Lorna?s Laces artfully combines colors to make yarn that stripes, approximately one row per color, as you knit your sock in the round. Consider trying a Nearly Solid color on the cuff, toe, and heel for an extra special sock!
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6507 Stone River #301 in Bradenton
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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- community Tara Golf and Country Club
- rates (USD) $ 1,000 - $ 3,000 / month
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This beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo is located in The Terraces
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mile from I-75 with easy access to some of the most popular areas of
the west coast of Florida. Located 20-30 minutes from Siesta Key
and Sarasota, St. Armands Circle and the Ringling Museum it is fully
furnished and ready for immediate occupancy. Some of the beaches
within a 25-40minute drive include Siesta Key, Bradenton Beach,
Longboat Key,Coquina and Holmes Beach.
If you like shopping, fishing, golf and dining you will be centrally
located to all of these activities. Or, if you prefer to play golf,
tennis or just relax by the pool, these amenities are just outside
your door.
The one-time fee of $200 transfers the Tara CC membership to you and
gives you all the rights and privileges of Tara members. This
will allow you to play golf while paying cart fees only.
Tara is a private, member owned golf course featuring an outstanding clubhouse facility, fitness center, free golf ball driving range, and an award winning restaurant with formal dining and a casual grill room. There is a minimum of 1 month rental as Tara does not permit daily and weekly rentals.
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This unit includes a master bedroom with a king size bed, walk in
closet and a full size bath. The bedroom also has a flat screen TV and a walkout
to the lanai which has a view of the golf course. The living area
opens up to the lanai for comfortable relaxation when you would
rather be enjoy the view and fresh air. The second bedroom has two single beds and is
adjacent to the second full bath. The kitchen overlooks the living/dining area which will seat 6 people comfortably. There is a full size washer and dryer for
your convenience along with cable TV and WIFI.
Other ammenities:
-Air conditioning -Ceiling fans -Ice Maker
-Coffee Maker -1-Car Carport -2 Flat Screen TV's
-Dishwasher -Linens & Towels -Cable TV
-Iron & Ironing Board -Microwave -Washer & Dryer
-high speed wireles internet access
-No pets, Non-smoking unit
-The Terraces have their own Tennis court
-Fitness Center at the Clubhouse
-Driving Range with Free Balls
-Formal Dining at Scarlett's and Casual Dining in the Grill Room with flat panel TV's
activities and attractions in Bradenton Gulf Coast Central
Tampa International...............45 minutes
Clearwater/St. Pete...............30 minutes
Sarasota/Bradenton................15 minutes
Siesta Key........................30 minutes
Anna Maria Island.................30 minutes
Bradenton Beach...................20 minutes
Cocina/Holmes Beaches.............20 minutes
Busch Gardens, Tampa..............1 hour
Disney World, Orlando.............2 hours
Ringling Museum...................20 minutes
St. Armands Circle................25 minutes
Sarasota Gallery District.........20 minutes
vacation rental rates
Season Rental (Jan-Mar)....$8,500.00/season
January through March......$3,000.00/month
April through May...............$1,800.00/month
June through October........$1,000.00/month
Annual Rental....................$1,200.00/month
Other rate information:
Tara Country Club Membership Transfer fee....$200
Security Deposit.............................$1000
Cleaning fee.................................$85
State Tax....7.5% Local tax....4%