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Effect of two commercial formulations of Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. kurstaki on the forest earthworm Dendrobaena octaedra
Authors: Addison, J.A., Holmes, S.B.
Journal, Volume, Year: Canadian Journal of Forest Research, volume 26:1594-1601, 1996
Simple soil-litter microcosms were used to determine the effects of Dipel�8L and Dipel�8AF (Btk) on survival, growth and reproduction of the forest earthworm (Dendrobaena octaedra) over a 10-week period. Survival, growth, and cocoon production were significantly reduced at 1,000X the expected environmental concentration (EEC) of Dipel�8L. However, no adverse effects were found when D. octaedra were exposed to an unformulated preparation of Btk of Dipel�8AF at doses as high as 1,000X EEC. The toxic component of Dipel�8L was found to be the oil-based formulation blank.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP) -- There is an abundance of books, strategies and research on two large groups of unchurched Americans. It is my thesis and subject for future research that one group that is increasing its distance from churches has not been adequately studied or pursued by church leaders. For that reason, this article will examine the group I call the nomads. As background, I'll briefly review the more common unchurched groups: the nones and the nominals.
The nones
The nones represent those American adults that self-identify as having no church affiliation. A recent Pew Research study garnered much attention when it noted that the number of American nones had grown from 15 percent of the population to 20 percent of the population in the past five years. One major factor behind the growth of the religiously unaffiliated is generational replacement, the gradual supplanting of older generations by newer ones. The newer generation has a smaller portion of their numbers who have some type of religious affiliation.
The total number of nones in America is 46 million adults. This number also includes 13 million people who identify themselves as agnostic and atheist. The remaining 33 million adults simply say they have no religious affiliation.
Most research and strategies for churches to reach the unchurched have dealt with reaching the nones. There are, however, two other groups that are largely neglected.
The nominals
About 80 percent of the American adult population has some religious affiliation. But over half of that group states they attend church monthly, yearly, seldom or never. I call that group the nominals. Churches would do well to reach out to this group that is self-identified as both religious and relatively inactive in churches.
Church leaders often call these persons "CEO" Christians, meaning that they typically show up on "Christmas and Easter only." Though church leaders intuitively know there are large numbers of these persons to reach, few develop strategies for doing so.
The nomads
From my perspective, the nomads are one of the most neglected groups by church leaders. The reason we neglect them is simple: we see them often so we don't think of them as unchurched. From a definitional perspective they are not truly unchurched. The nomads instead are wandering from a high level of church commitment to a lower level.
Let me offer a simple example. Let's assume you are in a church of 200 members where everyone shows up every week. Obviously, the attendance is 200 if there are no guests included. Now let's assume the attendance pattern of these members changes to where they miss one Sunday out of four. Now the attendance has dropped 25 percent to 150 with a relatively slight change of behavior: missing just one Sunday out of four.
It is my thesis that much of the attendance drop in churches today can be explained by the commitment and attendance behavior of church members. Simply stated, a large part of church decline can be explained by members attending less frequently. What church leader has not dreamed of all of their "active" members showing up at one time? Intuitively, these leaders know that less frequent attendance patterns are hurting their churches.
My thesis is anecdotal and unproven at this point. There is no objective evidence that points to a decline in those reporting they attend church weekly or more. Most of the studies include categories that jump from weekly attendance to monthly attendance. So those who attend two or three times a month see themselves as attending weekly rather than monthly. They consider themselves weekly active church members even if they are attending slightly less than they have in past.
It is my contention that less frequent church attendance of some of our most committed members is a real and present challenge before church leaders. Anecdotally, I see the baby boomer generation Christians being at the forefront of this change. As they move into retirement or just have more free time, they are more likely to be somewhere other than church on Sunday.
I hope to have more objective research on this issue in the future. In the meantime, church leaders would do well to see if this issue is a real and present threat at their churches. If so, what types of strategies should we attempt for reclaiming the nomads to a higher level of commitment?
Thom S. Rainer is president of LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention. This column first appeared on his website,
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EmploymentGroup, a solutions-oriented staffing and outsourced services firm, today announced the winners of its "5 in 5" scholarship program. The program will continue for five years marking the Company's 55th anniversary as a leading regional provider of business staffing solutions, with a goal of equipping Michigan-based community college students with the skills and resources they need to succeed.
As part of the "5 in 5" program, each year three students are awarded scholarships totaling $5,000. This year, students were encouraged to tie their essay submissions to EmploymentGroup's mission of "helping people succeed," explaining how their future plans include both their own professional growth while helping others succeed.
"The winners of our "5 in 5" program are extremely bright and dedicated students who have much to offer," said Mark Lancaster, CEO of EmploymentGroup. "Through this program, we are looking to attract and encourage talented people who share our commitment to helping people succeed and look forward to continuing the annual scholarship program as we celebrate 55 years of growth as a key partner to regional businesses."
EmploymentGroup partnered with a number of leading community colleges in many of the West and Mid-Michigan markets the Company serves. Winners were selected based on essay submissions, teacher and community recommendations, and overall student academic achievement.
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- First place winner ($3,000) – Gretchen Kohsmann, Kellogg Community College
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I have spent the last twenty years making a difference in other people's lives. I recently left a career of seventeen years to pursue a challenge I have always wanted to do. The decision to leave was tough, but necessary for my family and success in myself. I now show leadership and dedication to my family and others whom believe that this kind of change cannot happen at a late stage in life. I also volunteer with burn survivor children, this same move in my life shows them it can happen!!
- Second place winner ($1,500) – Katherine Ingersoll, Grand Rapids Community College
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I have worked in healthcare in some capacity since the age of 19 and now at age 37, I cannot imagine a career in any other field. Due to shrinking budgets at hospitals, my career choice of 12 years is slowly being eliminated. I would appreciate and utilize this scholarship so that I may not only further my education but also to continue to care for patients and their families. Thank you for your time and consideration.
- Third place winner ($500) – Joseph Martin, Grand Rapids Community College
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Over the past 15 years I have worked in the manufacturing field. While this work helped me get a good start in life, my true passion was to receive my Bachelor's Degree. Recently I have become a full time student after taking night classes for the last few years. My hope is to one day work for a large organization where I would be able to assist others with my Computer Information Systems degree.
About EmploymentGroup
Founded in 1958, EmploymentGroup is a solutions-based business and managed services company, providing and delivering quality staffing solutions to allow its clients to focus on their core business functions. With offices in Michigan, EmploymentGroup specializes in recruiting, training and placing measurably better permanent and temporary field associates, administrative, professional, technical and light industrial positions. Through its EG Managed Services division, EmploymentGroup provides essential but non-strategic managed services, including mail and document management, archives, courier, shipping and receiving and custodial. To find out more about EmploymentGroup, please visit www.employmentgroup.com, or to learn about EG Managed Services, visit www.egmanagedservices.com.


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Even though development in the Marcellus Shale gas play is relatively young and lower natural gas prices have depressed some potential development, chemical producers are already looking to more natural gas for more growth in their own industry. When drillers pierce the earth for methane, the primary component of dry natural gas, other gases such as butane and ethane can come from the ground.
These elements form some of the very basic elements required to produce various manufacturing products, including plastics. Last year, plastics exports from West Virginia were the largest export by value, topping $1 billion of the state's economy. Other chemicals exported in the state valued at over $426 million.
"As an industry we're very excited about the findings of the Marcellus and Utica shale because it offers a basic feedstock for the plastics and chemical industry," said Karen Facemyer, president of the Polymer Alliance Zone. "We keep hearing snippets about the possibilities of crackers and the downstream industries that will be mostly manufacturing to the state."
Facemyer said her organization is doing everything it can to promote Marcellus Shale development so as to encourage growth in the plastics industry. Facemyer said she hasn't yet seen a lot of direct growth so far as a result of the development, although a lot of companies have been able to expand due to potential gas development.
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Well Deserved Getaway! in Myrtle Beach
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Our condo is situated in the Ocean Spa Villas also known as B Builiding at Myrtle Beach Resort. We recently purchased this condo in March 2012 and have done renovations (freshly painted, new vanities, toilets, shower curtains, Lazyboy Sleeper couch with matching chair, along with a new Lazyboy recliner, and new full futon bunk beds) Unit has a fully equipped Kitchen, two full bathrooms, living/dinning room combo 32" flat screen TV, DVD, VCR with an oceanview of the beach and is very well maintained. The unit is located on the first floor. The master bedroom has a queen bed brand new temperpedic mattress (May 2013) and private full bath. The second bedroom has a full size futon bunkbed plus a single bed(can sleep 4 in the room). The living room has a brand new Lazyboy Couch (sleeps 2) ,a brand new matching Lazyboy chair and recliner. This unit is a non-smoking unit.
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The Myrtle Beach Resort is one of the most popular full amenity ocean front vacation destinations on the beach. This self-contained 33 acre ocean paradise is located in the heart of the Grand Strand with 750 feet of Sandy Beaches. The resort is within minutes of Market Commons which has an upscale restaurants and shopping, four major malls, thousands of specialty shops, hundreds of restaurants to meet every budget and palate, four amusement parks, golf courses, two piers, night clubs, Myrtle Beach State Park and many other entertainment facilities.
Myrtle Beach has over 100 golf courses and is known as the Golf Capital of the World. It is here that you can find some of the highest quality golf courses in the nation. Gold Digest Magazine has named 10 of the beach courses to the "Top 100 Public Courses in America. Not only that, but 36 of the areas courses hold a rank four and one half stars or higher.
Myrtle Beach Resort-the area's second lagest lazy river ride, plunge pool, whirlpool and a snackbar. Besides all this, the resort features 6 swimming pools, including 2 heated pools (one indoors and one is indoor/outdoor), 4 Jacuzzis, 2 steamrooms, 3 saunas, 4 lighted tennis courts, lighted shuffleboard, basketball court, bocca ball, barbeque area, deli/cafe, small convenience store ,the Oceanfront Quaterdeck Bar (with live entertainment in season), game rooms, exercise room, gift shop and an enclosed atruim. In the quiet and relaxing atmosphere of the Myrtle Beach Resort, you will find a private gate guard as you enter, as well as 24 hour per day roving security. For the vacation of a lifetime, there is no better placce to be than The Myrtle Beach Resort on the famous Grand Strand of South Carolina.
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The University of Illinois' Marching Illini will be one of just a handful of marching bands to perform in next year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
The university said Friday that the Marching Illini will be one of 10 bands to perform in the 2015 Thanksgiving parade. More than 175 applied for a spot.
Barry Houser is director of the Marching Illini. He said in a news release that he had kept the news under wraps for more than a month as he waited for Macy's to make the news public.
Wesley Whatley is the creative director for the parade. He said in a statement that the selection committee was "blown away" by the band's ability to entertain and engage a crowd.
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Ludacris Wants The Ladies To Know He's Still Single
Ladiez [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Ludacris[/lastfm] is still single, kind of!!!!!!!!! (doing happy dance) Ludacris is deading any rumors of him being married to his girlfriend, after Monica tweeted "welcome to the family"
[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Monica[/lastfm] who's related to Ludacris boo tweeted "welcome to the familia" and the rumor world took that as Ludacris married her cousin but he clears it all up with a tweet.
I've learned so much about myself this past 2 years thru rumors,can u pls make up some more cause I can't wait 2 c what happens 2 me next!—
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The Sandoway House Nature Center in Delray Beach has dedicated this summer to help educate Palm Beach County residents and visitors about oceans' top apex predators. Sharks, an often misunderstood yet beautiful culmination of nature's guiding hand, have long been targeted as ruthless predators with voracious appetites. In truth, they are vital to the health of our reefs and fisheries. Sandoway House aims to enlighten the public about this top predator, reversing the misunderstood reputation of one of the most magnificent creatures in our seas.
Shark Months shark exhibit, which is on display June 1 through August 31, showcases more than 100 different species of shark and ray jaws, thousands of fossilized shark teeth from species like Megalodon and other extinct shark species and historical displays of sharks' impact on human cultures throughout time (the Hawaiian shark tooth spear is pretty cool). There is even a photo-op with a replica of the world-record-holding Great White jaw, where visitors can step into a makeshift shark cage and stick their heads into the gaping jaw.
To give visitors a firsthand account of live sharks in action, Sandoway House's Coral Reef Pool offers a glimpse into the shallow waters and the feeding habits of sharks and other predatory reef fish. Scheduled feedings of nurse sharks, porkfish, French grunts, blue runners, and even a chainlink moray eel, give visitors a chance to see, and better understand the role sharks play on the reef. The feedings are a way for people to get a closer look at the shark, and a chance for staff to advocate on their behalf their importance in our marine ecosystems.
To limit interaction between the sharks and other fish during feeding, Sandoway House sharks have been target-trained to eat in one part of the tank, away from other feeding fish. Cues orchestrated by the staff and the feeding routine, the sharks are triggered to congregate to their section of the tank and await their piscatorial meal.
- To see shark feeding firsthand and to learn more about these magnificent fish, visit Sandoway House Nature Center. Family activities include Jurassic Parts' fossil dig and make-your-own shark tooth necklaces, both Tuesday through Friday, and shark feedings Tuesday through Saturday, 10:30 a.m.
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A grueling 91-lot contemporary art sale at Christie's last night paid off, bringing in a total of $247.6 million with premium included, within its pre-sale estimate of $226.5 million-$312.3 million. At least 13 auction records were set over the course of the evening, including new high marks for Paul McCarthy ($4,562,500), Barbara Kruger ($902,500), Louise Bourgeois ($10,722,500), Charles Ray ($3,106,500) and Roy Lichtenstein ($43,202,500). It was a "marathon sale" in the words of department head Brett Gorvy, but a lively one for the most part.
The evening kicked off with works on offer from the collection of computer magnate and West Coast impresario Peter Norton. Every single lot sent to the block by Mr. Norton sold, and his collection alone ushered in nine new artist records, including one for Mr. McCarthy, set by his dealer Iwan Wirth, after an extended battle with the phone bank over the 1994 sculpture Tomato Head (Green). Applause erupted when it finally sold to Mr. Wirth. ("Yes," said auctioneer Christopher Burge wryly, to the applause at the end of the bidding. "Let's hear it for Paul McCarthy.")
Robert Mnuchin of L&M Arts more than doubled the standing record for Glenn Ligon (set by Jennifer Aniston a few months ago at David Zwirner's charity sale for Haiti, at Christie's). Mr. Gorvy said he was pleased with the types of bidders in this auction, adding that many were from American museums that had been bidding at the sale and said that Christie's doesn't "usually see American museums so active" as they were during the Norton bidding.
The excitement continued into the post-war auction proper, with an early Louise Bourgeois making a new auction record for the artist at $10.7 million. Jose Mugrabi was one of the under-bidders helping to push the late artist's record beyond its previous mark of $4.5 million. The price marked a new record for a post-war work by a female artist.
There was stiff competition for an early Robert Ryman (lot 31) from 1965, an especially sought-after period, with the painting on offer shooting past its high estimate of $600,000 to sell for $1.6 million at hammer, with adviser Neil Meltzer and dealer Christophe Van de Weghe among the bidders. ("I hate it when people make $50,000 bids for a work way past its high estimate," moaned a journalist at the back.)
Roy Lichtenstein received a new record thanks to his important 1961 work of a man peering through a peephole, which had been prominently featured in publicity materials for the auction, and which set the artist's auction record when it was last sold, in 1988. The work ultimately went to former Christie's specialist and now private dealer Guy Bennett for $43.2 million, with premium.
As the auction wore on people, the audience began to lose steam. Always the trendsetter, Leonardo DiCaprio left his seat alongside the Nahmad family around lot 58, and by lot 81 most of the room was empty.
Of the 91 total lots on offer, just nine went unsold (a sell-through rate by lot of 90 percent), and even more impressively, only 22 lots in the whole evening sold for below their low estimates.
"It shows that there is still a market for good material with reasonable estimates," said Mr. Van de Weghe, after the auction.
"It seems like it, doesn't it?" said dealer David Zwirner, responding to a similar theory. He'd snagged an early Richard Tuttle triptych for $422,500, as well as a Jeff Koons comprised of a pair of basketballs suspended in a tank for $4.2 million, after a bidding war against Mr. Mugrabi and dealer Per Skarstedt.
A fluorescent light tube piece by Dan Flavin, whose estate Mr. Zwirner represents, failed to sell, after a final bid of $850,000, despite a third party guarantee. But Mr. Zwirner didn't seem concerned. "It was a great piece but it wasn't Flavin's night," he shrugged. "What can you do?"
Could you please add numbers when you cite a new artist record? It would take a moment and be informative. In general the new galleristny is great, but the articles are just a bit too uninformative, such as the coverage on the De Pury sale, mentioning new artist records for McEwen, Lowman, and 3 others without mentioning numbers in brackets at the very least.
Why are Kassay's records lauded over, but McCarthy's record this week doesn't even garner a number in this article. The Observor's crush on Kassay is simply old and boring, and looks like bad /favored journalism.
Very surprised by your approach on this article.
Wasn't the Bourgeois a new record for a female artist in the U.S. and highest sale ever, by far, for postwar/contemporary internationally?? Since it wasn't mentioned which would be larger news than anything else in the story, I'm guessing not.
If it is a new record, both postwar and in the U.S. why did it not headline the story?
Douglas, why not write on this? It is more interesting and effects more people than Kassay. No? Why gladiate another guy?
There is a story — not the why-aren't there-any-great-female-artists mode, but the strength and growth of the sector in terms of value. Highest sale of a female artist is still about 7 – 8% of that of a male, but there is a significant rise.
If it would get some form of media, it would certainly help.
In reading the below comment, it's important that in the rush to publish, you don't miss an opportunity/ the story/ import of events.


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Recent developments in speech technology make it possible to create far more precise and objective measures of speech and language ability. The research in this fellowship grant is part of a larger program to develop new technologies to measure and characterize prosody in people with and without autism. Prosody describes the acoustic properties of speech, including pitch, timing, amplitude and velocity, which are considered critical for communicating emotions, intent and directing attention. Research has shown that people with autism have deficits in "expressive" prosody that is speech directed at others. There has been little research on how well people with autism interpret other's prosody—called "receptive" prosody—but an inability to process prosody could explain the difficulties people with autism have understanding social cues. What this means for people with autism: Results from this research will not only help researchers better understand prosody impairments in people with autism, but will also lead to new and powerful measures for early diagnosis of the disorder that are both precise and objective. These measures may lead to the discovery of autism subtypes, thereby enabling better-targeted intervention.


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This month's heavy rain was good news for lake levels in North Texas, but it came with a price.
Garbage has now washed up along the Lake Ray Hubbard shoreline along Rowlett Road.
When WFAA viewers sent us photos of the debris, we sent a news crew out to see for ourselves.
Neighbors said the trash is piling up in the northern corners of Lake Ray Hubbard, making the entrance to Rowlett an eyesore.
The garbage stretches about a half an acre on each side of the entrance. Neighbors said howeowners with boat docks have to dodge the garbage to get out on the lake.
They want the City of Dallas to tidy up the eyesore.
"I think Dallas should be a good neighbor," Carolyn Bryant. "I don't believe this would be tolerated in Dallas, and they should be a good neighbor to Rowlett and those who use this road. I think they should clean this up."
The City of Dallas said water utility workers determined the garbage isn't hazardous and won't impact the lake's water quality.
Officials say that when people litter, their trash ends up in area streams and creeks, flowing into area lakes.
There's still no word on when the mess will get cleaned up. We'll keep checking, and will let you know what happens.


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"I have been approached by a police officer for advice, and posible representation, in a criminal case on an indictment which may be returned against him in Best County, Alabama.
Before undertaking to represent him, and/or give him advice, in any way, I told him that since I serve as Municipal Judge for the City of Anytown, Alabama, and have contact with the Police Department, in that manner, I needed the benefit of an advisory opinion from you as to whether or not, there would be a conflict of interest, and, in the event, he was indicted and a civil suit filed against the City of Anytown, Alabama, by the personal representative of the slain man.
As you probably have guessed, this arose out of the shooting and killing of a suspect while fleeing from the police officers, one of whom is my prospective client."
We perceive no ethical impropriety in your representing the police officer should he be indicted and representing the City of Anytown should a civil suit be filed against the city by the personal representative of the slain man if in your capacity as Municipal Judge for the City of Anytown you have not and will not act upon any facet of the merits concerning the possible indictment or civil suit against the city.
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Sha-Touched Priest10
After my Jin'ya post yesterday (and some gentle nudging from Kamalia and Tome), I was intrigued by the idea of creating the most creepy looking transmog set I've ever done for Cymre. For that reason, I've given her a bit of a priestly feel using her Tier shoulders in the design and a purplish undertone for Shadow.
Head: Xaril's Hood of Intoxicating Vapors
Shoulders: Mantle of Nefarius
Chest: Robes of the Unknown Fear
Waist: Cincture of Polarity
Hands: Imperial Silk Gloves
Feet: Sandals of the Unbidden
Staff: Jin'ya, Orb of the Waterspeaker
Granted, it's a lot more colourful than I had anticipated but in Shadowform I expect it to look even better.
Jin'ya & the Sha8
Last weekend, I walked out of the Terrace of Endless Spring raid with Jin'ya, Orb of the Waterspeaker. In 5.1, they made a significant change to the staff design which could not be mistaken for anything other than a Sha-touched weapon, especially when it turns your Shadowfiend or Mindbender into one.
It's a bit of a shame though as I did love the old look of it but I definitely feel like I've been seduced by the dark side using the staff as shadow.
Although even as Disc, I have a Sha-touched Shadowfiend.
Thanks to Nyxrinne for suggesting I try some Desecrated Oil.
The Equip effect leaves a lot to be desired though – Increases your movement speed by 10% while in Dread Wastes but I have to admit that the first time I saw my Mindbender pop out of the ground, it almost felt like another Archaeology dig.
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As Gonzaga's basketball season approaches, so does a brand new show to TV that highlights the Zags' famous head coach, Mark Few. Sunday marks the debut of "The Mark Few Show" on KHQ and SWX.
The weekly show will air Sundays at 6:30 on KHQ and Mondays at 7:30 on SWX. Greg Heister, the television voice of the Zags, will host the weekly program and get Few's first-hand perspective on his team, week in and week out.
Also highlighted on the weekly program will be Heister's sit-down interviews with members of the team, including Matt Bouldin, Steven Gray, and Demetri Goodson, along with newcomers Mangisto Arop, Sam Dower and Kelly Olynyk to name a few.
Heister and Few will also look back on the past decade of Gonzaga basketball, highlighting the moments that made the program what it is today - a basketball school that's risen above the mid-major label to become a perennial powerhouse.


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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., July 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Mayor Guardian announced today that the free 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular show scheduled for this Friday in Atlantic City will be moved to Sunday, July 6th at 9:30pm.
Mayor Guardian said, "While Hurricane Arthur is predicted to be far off shore Friday night, the effects on the ocean waves and the accompanying wind would hinder our fireworks show from reaching its full potential that night, and possibly create a safety hazard. So we decided to move our fireworks show back to Sunday, July 6th at 9:30pm.
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So for those who are coming to Atlantic City this weekend, you won't be disappointed. The weather for both Saturday and Sunday looks terrific. According to the Weather Channel, both Saturday and Sunday are forecasted to be completely sunny, with temperatures in the low 80s, and having a zero percent chance of rain. It doesn't get any better than that. I will see you out on Atlantic City's beaches, boardwalk, and Marina District!"
*The "Sky Concerttm" was created by Pyro Spectaculars by Souza, and is presented by the Atlantic City Alliance. Song selections were chosen "by the people" from a contest that was held by the Atlantic City Alliance. Viewing locations will be near the Steel Pier, the Pier Shops at Caesars, and in the Marina District. The program will begin at 9:30pm, and will include 10,000 fireworks shells and effects. In the final 30 seconds alone, more than 1,000 shells will be fired."
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Private Beach - Nantucket Sound Beach House in Harwichport in Harwich Port
- bedrooms 4
- baths 1½
- sleeps 7
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Classic turn of the century beach house with over 200 ft. of its own private beach on Nantucket Sound, accessible via a wooden boardwalk from the front door. An extra large fully enclosed front porch has panoramic views of the ocean, as does the open-air side porch. There are unobstructed views to Nantucket Sound from everywhere in the house and on the property.
All four bedrooms have ocean views, with the front two bedrooms directly facing Nantucket Sound. There is ample privacy from the wooded area to the back and sides of the house. It is a convenient 3 minute walk to downtown Harwichport.
THERE ARE LOTS OF OPENINGS IN SEPTEMBER - The weather is COOLER, the water's still WARM, the crowds are GONE! Enjoy the Cranberry Festival.
This is one of the nicest beachfront rental houses around, located at 10 Braddock Lane, Harwich Port, MA. Google Earth will give you a great view of the property. It's the house in the center, facing the beach, not quite where the green arrow on the map is.
Please check the Availability Calendar at this web site to see if the week you desire is available. If it's not, you may ask to be placed on a waiting list. At this time though, all booked weeks are under contract; someone would need to cancel in order for that week to become available. Please consider another time period if you are able.
SEPTEMBER is a beautiful time on Cape Cod, and is being offered at a DISCOUNTED RATE. Beat the crowds and still enjoy the warm water! Plus, we'll even consider stays less than a week, or starting or ending on days other than Saturday. We're flexible! Please just ask.
If you don't see "Check Calendar" underlined and in blue, just above, my apologies. It means "they" (the website operators) have taken down our availability calendar. Please contact me and I'll put it back up, yet again.
Please: If you are yet another SCAMMER, trying to pass bogus CASHIER'S CHECKS on us, stop wasting our time. We know the scam, we're on to you, so please just go away.
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Enclosed outdoor shower, full bath downstairs, half bath upstairs. Fully equipped kitchen with all modern amenities; washer, dryer, dishwasher, microwave, gas range, coffee maker, blender, pots, pans, dishware, silverware. Cable TV, VCR, DVD player. Wooden boardwalk to beach. Gas and electric heat throughout the house. Ample parking in rear.
activities and attractions in Harwich Port Cape Cod
Beaches * Boating * Kayaking * Gift Shops * Snorkeling * Canoing * Golfing * Movie Theaters * Wind Surfing * Surf Casting * Swimming * Historic Sites * Deep Sea Fishing * Restaurants * Tennis * Sightseeing * Biking * Sailing * Water Skiing * Shopping
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The rates, all on a per-week basis, are as follows:
May 21 - June 18 : $2800
June 18 - Sept. 3 : $3800
Sept. 3 - Oct. 1 : $2200
Oct. 1 - Nov. 5 : $1500
The house is closed before May 21st, and after November 5th, 2011.
Rental periods of less than one week, starting on any weekday, are welcome during September and October.
On-season, two week rentals and longer will receive a higher priority. A non-refundable $85 cleaning deposit and refundable $200 security deposit are required. A deposit of 50% of the rental fee is required to hold the week(s) of your choice, which must be received no later than 3 months prior to the rental period. The balance is due two weeks prior to check-in.
Deposits are fully refundable if requested 4 months prior to the period being held, or after that if that period is fully re-rented.
There is no smoking permitted in the residence. No pets are allowed.
Wedding ceremonies, receptions, parties, etc. are not permitted on the premises.
September is a BEAUTIFUL time to vacation on Cape Cod. The crowds have left, the water's still warm, and the cranberry harvest is in full swing. Don't miss out on the secret that seasoned Cape Codders' have always known - September is the BEST time to vacation on old Cape Cod!
Dave Van Iderstine (978)544-0279
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Experience the Phenomenon. BLUE MAN GROUP is best known for their wildly popular theatrical shows and concerts which combine comedy, music, and technology to produce a totally unique form of entertainment. The New York Times heralds the show as "One of the most delightful performance pieces ever staged." E! Entertainment News exclaims, "BLUE MAN GROUP is what every live performance aspires to be." The Baltimore Sun raves, "Blue Man Group packs a wallop. It's a big, loud, funny, silly, visually arresting production!"
Although it is impossible to describe, people of all ages agree that BLUE MAN GROUP is an intensely exciting and wildly outrageous show that leaves the entire audience in a blissful, euphoric state. With no spoken language, BLUE MAN GROUP is perfect for people of all ages, languages, and cultures. BLUE MAN GROUP is now on the road for its first U.S. theatrical tour. This unique experience is a form of entertainment like nothing else; guaranteed to be an outing you will never forget.
Tickets are available for purchase online, by phone at (401) 421-2787 , or at the PPAC Box Office located at 220 Weybosset Street in downtown Providence.
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11:49am Wednesday 11th April 2012 in Sport
HAVE your say about the future direction and funding of the Cirencester Town first team at an open public meeting in the clubhouse at 6.30pm on Thursday (April 12).
Chairman Steve Abbley and manager Brian Hughes will attend and among hot topics to be discussed will be the possibility of opting to drop down to the Hellenic League.
Anyone interested is invited to attend.
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Doctors might be privy to the latest research and technological advances, but does that mean they're better at preventing their children's illnesses and accidents than the rest of us? "Keeping kids healthy is a challenge for all parents, whether they're doctors or not," says Brooks Edwards, M.D., a cardiologist at the Mayo Clinic, in Rochester, Minnesota, and father of three, ages 11, 9 and 7. "In our house, my wife and I try to lead by example, and that goes for everything from eating right and exercising to wearing seat belts and bike helmets." What other tricks do Mayo Clinic experts keep up their white coat sleeves? We asked, and discovered a few you may not have thought of:Wash Colds Away
Studies have shown that regular hand washing helps protect against colds and the flu, so from the time my sons were able to stand on a step stool, we've made scrubbing up a priority. To make it more fun, I stock the bathroom with bubble gum-, watermelon- and peach-scented soaps and towels decorated with fish and basketballs. Now it's second nature to them.--Margaret Gill, M.D., a doctor in family medicine and mother of six boys ranging in age from 8 to 18 monthsStart a Family Fun Night
Once a week, our whole family goes to the Y for a night of swimming, basketball or batting practice. Or in the winter, we might opt for sledding or ice-skating outdoors. Not only is this a great way for us to spend time together, but I hope that by making exercise part of their routine, our kids will adopt it as a lifelong habit.--Philip Hagen, M.D., a preventive and occupational medicine consultant and father of a daughter, 15, and two sons, aged 13 and 10Make Veggies Count
We've turned getting our fruits and vegetables into a game. At dinner, we all count how many we've eaten so far that day. If anyone falls short of five servings, she can make up the shortfall during the meal. I knew my daughters had gotten the swing of it when Grandma came to visit and tried to claim the raspberry jam she had on her toast as a serving of fruit. The girls were quick to tell her it didn't count.--Karen Ytterberg, M.D., a pediatrician and mother of two daughters, aged 13 and 10Encourage a Talent
In first grade my son struggled with reading, and it destroyed his confidence. Meanwhile, he did well in sports. We found that excelling athletically in front of his peers boosted his self-esteem and helped to balance his problems in school. He also learned that every person has something different he's good at.--Sue Odegarden, child and adolescent psychiatry nurse manager and mother of a son, aged 11Find Your Teen a Confidante
Knowing teens have tremendous pressure on them, I encouraged my daughter to begin seeing a counselor weekly when she was 13. I wanted to be sure she'd have someone to help her sort out things if she didn't feel comfortable coming to me. My daughter appreciates the confidentiality but knows that if an issue ever arose that affected her health or safety, her counselor would ask me to come in, too.--Kathy Flippin, a nursing education specialist and mother of a daughter, 15, and a son, 12
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On this day, 11-11-11: To, The Chief, and Mike in Louisiana, and all other Veterans who so graciously served this great Country, and helped us maintain our Freedoms, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you and may God truly bless you and your family.
(And of course your Farmall cubs.)
Have a happy Veterans Day.


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West Dorset District Council pledges support for BID
4:09pm Tuesday 13th November 2012 in News
WEST DORSET District Council has pledged £15,000 to help the Dorchester BID prepare for a re-ballot next year.
Businesses in the county town will vote early next summer on whether to extend the BID (Business Improvement District) for another five-year term.
The ballot has been delayed from February as BID leaders look to engage with businesses arriving at the town's new Brewery Square development.
They also want to consult with businesses before the re-ballot and draw up a new business plan for the second term.
At a meeting of the council's executive committee today members agreed to provide £15,000 of funding to enable the BID to carry out that work.
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I don't know why, but I completely buy Pashak being a sex champion.
I don't know why, but I completely buy Pashak being a sex champion.
Yeah, maybe we should just make his title "Resident Pornographer and Perpetual John."
That doesn't mean we love him any less, however.
And the piano, it sounds like a carnival
And the microphone smells like a beer
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This is a great invention with some major shortcomings and a few disappointments but overall I think the kindle is a great tool and I will use it for many years to come. I have even heard many say that it encourages them to read more, and that may be true simply out of the convenience that this device delivers.
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