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Vacation or Corporate Rental By National Seashore in New Smyrna Beach
The owner of this property has yet to upload photos of their vacation rental
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- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Apartment
- community
- rates (USD) $ 950 - $ 1,900 / month
vacation rental description
The one and two bedroom units are in a quiet Triplex, within two blocks of the National Seashore;
ocean and river views. Boat launch available within steps. Adaptable for corporate or vacation
rental. On A1A - steps to beach.
property availability
- dates with deals
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Last modified on 09-11-2008 at 1:09 PM.
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Lillian Conrad 813-787-8662
apartment rental amenities
Both units are fully furnished with high speed cable internet and TV. Either unit is suitable for a
corporate apartment (computer/printer,office services and weekly cleaning/laundry can be provided
for additional charges) Parking for a boat or small trailer available on the property. Separate
laundry room.
activities and attractions in New Smyrna Beach Atlantic Coast Central
Water Activities Galore: Fishing - Surfing - Walking - Kayaking - Cycling - Fast Access to
equipment rental
Major Theme parts within 90 minutes. Daytona Beach and Orlando airports nearby. Private airstrips
Quaint town with cultural activities "Riverside" - Beach town with shops and beach driving within
10 minutes.
vacation rental rates
One Bedroom $950/month May-Sept.; $1,150/month Oct.- Apr. 1 to 2 persons
Two Bedroom $1,200/month May-Sept.; $1,600/month Oct.-Apr. 1-4 persons
Rates do not include sales tax or housekeeping fee. Multiple month discounts may be available.
Additional fees for weekly cleaning and business office services and equipment.
Lillian Conrad 813-787-8662
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After writing an article about what seniors can do to help jump start their job search, it seemed that there should be an article completely dedicated to informational interviewing—because knowing how, why and when to do these interviews might be the one thing standing between you and your dream job. Whether you're a second-semester senior in the midst of your job search, or a sophomore looking for a great summer internship, informational interviews with industry-insiders are an invaluable resource.
What is an informational interview?
First things first: informational interviews are not meant to ask for jobs, internships, etc. An informational interview is a time to sit down with a professional or an industry expert, and get their insight, advice and wisdom on their career path. Whether you're speaking to a CEO or an intern, treat them as a source of information and insight—not your ticket into the company! So while you can't beg for a job, you can find out more about certain industries, career paths or even specific companies—all of these things will be great resources when you do begin your job search.
Why should you do them?
"In addition to gathering information, you are building a professional network, consisting of contacts with whom you have developed relationships…the larger your network, the greater your opportunities," explains Northeastern University's career services. By knowing the ins and outs of particular industries, you'll be able to effectively market yourself during job interviews.
How to find people to interview with
The best place to start is by reaching out to people you've worked with or have met at networking events. Additionally, don't be afraid to ask family members, friends and classmates to see if they know anyone working in your industry with whom you could talk. NU Career Services adds, "Most people like to give advice and feel good helping others…which is what an informational interview gives them a chance to do."
Still feeling a little overwhelmed at the prospect of finding people to reach out to? Spend a little bit of time looking into each of the channels below—you're sure to find some great prospects. Look for contacts who work in industries that you're interested in, or at companies that you admire.
- Your school's alumni directory
- Professors and faculty
- Former colleagues
- Friends' parents
- Your parents' friends
- Professional and/or local organizations
- Industry-specific networking events, workshops and seminars
- Online networking (like LinkedIn!)
- Online and offline trade publications and newsletters
Making contact and setting up an interview
Unless your contact is someone with whom you've worked before, the best way to reach out is via a short email. "If the prospective informational interviewer has no network connection to the person they are interviewing, I would recommend e-mail as a more appropriate means of contacting. It gives the interviewee the ability to think about the request without being put on the spot," says Darryl Stevens, assistant director of the career center at the University of California-Riverside. If you don't have a direct email address for someone, LinkedIn can be a great resource for making contact.
When it comes time to write and send your interview request, there are a ton of great resources online for sample emails. Below are two examples from Northeastern University's career services. Here is one tailored for undergraduates and one specifically for seniors.
Sample #1 – Undergrad/Choosing a Major
Dear Ms. Smith:
As a first-year student at Northeastern University, I am in the process of choosing my major. I have been researching careers related to a communications major, and came across your company's name when doing my research. I was hoping I could meet with you to discuss your career in public relations. I am interested in hearing about how and why you entered the field, the pros and cons of working in PR, and your advice on how I might test the waters to determine if this field is a good fit for me. Would it be possible to schedule a half-hour meeting in the next few weeks to discuss your position and career path?
I will call you next week to follow up. Please feel free to contact me at 555-555-555 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thank you for your consideration, and I look forward to speaking with you.
Anita Clew
Sample #2 – Graduating Senior
Dear Ms. Doe:
Through an NU Alumni LinkedIn group, I discovered that you currently work in HR information management. As I finish up my degree in MIS and HR, I am contacting NU alums in relevant fields for advice. The work of an HRIS analyst greatly interests me. I realize this is not an entry-level position; however I would like to gain an understanding of what your position demands, the career path you followed, and the pros and cons of this kind of work. I would greatly appreciate it if we could set up a 20-minute meeting, at your convenience, to discuss these topics.
During the last week of July, I will give you a quick follow up call. In the meantime, however, I can be reached at 555-555-5555, e-mail email@example.com. Thank you very much for your time.
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6783 Veterans Pkwy, Columbus, GA 31909
Great place with lots of naturally gluten free options. The server helped me out with dishes that would be gf! Crime Brûlée is gf too! Yummm
225 West Pipkin Road, Lakeland,FL 33813
One of my favorite places to go! Very celiac friendly with lots of options!
500 Route 73 North, Marlton,NJ 08053
Delicious!! My favorite entree is Lily's Chicken.
18355 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield,WI 53045
Amazing food! Shocked they had gluten free dessert - had to get both!
1515 Woodruff Road, Greenville,SC 29607
Excellent service. Food was ok. definitely gluten free. They had decent number of selection to choose from and deserts. Small portion so you don't feel over stuffed.
13005 Lee Jackson Memorial Hwy, Fairfax,VA 22033
Nice gluten free menu. Had the Tilapia with mango salsa, fresh zucchini sauté and mashed potatoes and a glass of Cabernet. I was so happy!
1260 Bower Parkway, Columbia,SC 29212
Service was wonderful and servers were knowledgeable of GF items. Good number of items on their GF menu. Wonderful brownie for dessert as well!
890 William Hilton Pkwy., Hilton Head,SC 29928
My daughter who has celiac disease ordered a GF hamburger. It came with a bun on it! When we asked for a new one to be made, it came back a little too quickly, but our server assured us a new one had been made. Our daughter reacted by the time we came home. They just aren't knowledgable about what gluten actually is.
1761 West State Road 434, Longwood, FL 32750
FANTASTIC! The server (Megan, a delight!!!) was attentive and knowledgeable, and if she didn't know the answer, she was perfectly willing to find out. She suggested substitutions since they no longer have the edamame appetizer (the edamame hummus with sliced cucumbers and carrots is incredbly good!) A wonderful dinner. We'll be back!
1247 Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst,NY 14226
Great food for a chain restaurant. Good GF options.
400 Evergreen Way, South Windsor, CT 06074
I went once . That was enough. Totally not impressed.
1250 North Germantown Parkway, Cordova,TN 38016
Wonderful food.
43304 W Eleven Mile Road , Novi,MI 48375
We've dined here successfully twice in the past month. They knew what they were talking about and modified dishes for us as needed.
10750 State Road 54, New Port Richey,FL 34655
Love the gf menu and have never gotten sick.
2060 Renaissance Park Place, Cary,NC 27513
The only local place with good seafood AND gluten free menu? It's all good...delicious, safe, did I mention delicious, awesome waitstaff, great atmosphere, just can't say enough nice things about bonefish. (By the way when I say good seafood, I'm from Baltimore, so you know I mean it!!!)
2699 W. Osceola Parkway, Kissimmee,FL 34741
Great places, good GF choices,and even they have a couple of desserts.
28 US Highway 46, Pinebrook,NJ 07058
Bone fish is our go-to restaurant. They have a gf menu which isn't all that big but the food is great. The macadamia but brownie is to die for! Wouldn't know it was gf.
2400 South 3rd Street, Jacksonville Beach,FL 32250
So many options! shrimp and scallops with lemon butter sauce and creme brûlée are to die for.
641 W. 23rd Street, Panama City,FL 32405
knowledgeable and gf menu. Great selection & food
970 Plaza Blvd, Lancaster, PA 17601
Awesome food!! Great GF menu !! Highly recommended!
225 West Pipkin Road, Lakeland,FL 33813
Very impressed with the selection on their dedicated GF menu. Server used an iPad to take our order and there's a button to flag as GF which the kitchen immediately sees. She asked if my need was allergy based and said there are extra steps the kitchen will take if so. I wasn't able to order the tuna sashimi appetizer as they soak the tuna in soy sauce to help the sesame seeds stick (and provide flavor) but she said if I call ahead they will prep a piece just for me using GF soy sauce. Loved the chicken dish that I ordered and felt great afterward. I'll definitely be back!
1835 Washington Rd, St. Clair, PA 15241
we went Sunday. the hostess was not sure if the gf menu had any brunch options which is odd because one side of the menu was the brunch menu. they also only had one copy of the gf menu. not sure what they do if more than one party is gf. anyway, I ordered the house salad and shrimp and scallops with mango salsa. it was fantastic. we ordered the macadamia nut brownie and creme brulee for desserts. it was all good. the server was great and aware of gf options. the hostess needs more training.
500 Route 73 North, Marlton,NJ 08053
Waiter went out of the way to make sure my meal was gf. Good brunch.
11705 C. Jones Bridge Road, Alpharetta,GA 30005
Had an excellent salad with salmon but could have had several other choices from their separate GF menu. Our waiter JB was knowledgable abt what parts of my husband's entree I could eat and what I could not since we like to share our food and he does not have to be GF. Music was too loud for my husband but I was fine with it. Would go back. Great food and service!
103 Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach,SC 29582
So sad to see they stopped using straight olive oil and went cheap by cutting it with soy!! I used to love coming here and having a safe meal. This will be my last visit. :(
5025 N 12th Ave., Pensacola,FL 32504
Absolutely love this place! Dedicated gluten free menu & amazing food
3420 Buford Drive, Buford,GA 30519
My family eats here about once a month or so. The food is always delicious & we have never gotten sick. I do wish the edamame was back on the menu, though!
4501 East 82nd Street, Indianapolis ,IN 46250
Bonefishis by far one of my favorite Gluten Free friendly chain restaurants.Their GF menu has a nice selection to choose from; even a dessert option. If they could make their Bang-Bang Shrimp GF, I would be beyond ecstatic.
11535 Hutchison Boulevard, Panama City Beach,FL 32407
They have a GF menu with many options. The server was familiar with GF but confused about a dairy allergy so everything was plain & unseasoned with all sauces on the side. It was good food, very fresh shrimp and I didn't have any issues with it.
4447 Commons Dr. E , Destin,FL 32541
The big problem with Bonefish is that it's expensive. Additionally, I ordered the Caesar Salad with salmon from the gluten free menu and got terribly sick. No croutons, of course, so it might have been the dressing or the rub on the salmon. I recommend you steer clear and try another place.
11658 U.S. Highway 1, North Palm Beach, FL 33408
AWESOME seafood, and exceptionally trained staff on gluten cross-contamination. They have separate grills, pots, pans, and utensils for the gluten free menu items. Highly recommended and great for large groups.
3333 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach,VA 23452
Get the salmon lilys style, broiled with no seasoning. Great gf macadamia nut brownie. But beware of most items on the gf list- cross contamination can be an issue.
4421 Six Forks Road, Raleigh,NC 27609
Food was phenomenal, waitstaff very knowledgeable and helpful. My waiter's wife is a celiac, so he totally didn't mind my questions about preparation! The creme brulee dessert was to die for. Can't say enough good things about this place and this particular location!
18355 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield,WI 53045
Nice gluten free menu
2408 Tyrone Blvd., St. Petersburg,FL 33710
Went for dinner ordered off of gluten free menu.. Explained to server (as I always do) how important it was that there was no cross contamination with Gluten!! He said he got it .. Then the entree arrived and there was a gluten filled side on the plate.. Thank goodness someone noticed as I was about to take a bite!! They offered to remake but as any celiac knows the damage was already done!! I kindly declined and left!!!
6081 Harbour Park Drive, Midlothian,VA 23112
Food is really good. Knowledgeable staff and many GF options.
2185 South Road, Poughkeepsie,NY 12601
Not that many kid friendly gluten free appetizers, but overall I love their food and especially their gluten free brownies!
901 Lehigh Valley Mall, Whitehall,PA 18052
Never had a problem here. Dedicated gluten free menu and staff happy to accommodate.
4680 Merchant Park Circle, Collierville,TN 38017
I've never had a bad meal here. The staff always seems knowledgable about what is or isn't GF.
11395 Parkside Drive, Knoxville,TN 37934
Great food & service.
6610 Kingston Pike, Knoxville,TN 37919
Excellent food & service.
2699 W. Osceola Parkway, Kissimmee,FL 34741
the food was amazing and they were very knowledgeable about GF options.
225 West Pipkin Road, Lakeland,FL 33813
Great GF menu and knowledgable staff
12520 SW 120th Street, Kendall,FL 33186
Great food, in house menu with a variety of fish and seasoning options that are gluten free. Good quality food!
3971 South Tamiami Trail, Sarasota,FL 34231
Buyer beware. Frozen ravioli lobster fish for 20 bucks. Better off with can of chef boy r de
5062 4th Street North, St. Petersburg,FL 33703
They do have a separate menu, but my waiter was knowledgeable enough to know items on the specials menu that were also safe. The grilled seafood came with a choice of gluten-free toppings, and all sides are as well. Plus dessert choices.
5102 N Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Good food. Great understanding of celiac. The only reason the rating is low is cause my 17 yr said there is no normal food here. "Everything has to be fancy ... Just not a plain chicken etc" But food was outstanding !!
2680 Prince William Parkway, Woodbridge, VA 22192
Be advised that their gluten free lunch menu is very limited (3 entrees only, and only broccoli as a side choice). We had to get a manager who finally conceded to get me some grilled shrimp (not one of the three entrees). I like Bonefish for dinner, but am not sure I'd go back for lunch since the choices are so limited.
5062 4th Street North, St. Petersburg,FL 33703
I 100% agree with the other reviewer. One of only a few spots I frequent.
7877 Willow Chase Blvd, Houston, TX 77070
I have eaten here many times and have had no issues. They have a separate gluten free menu. I typically get the edamame as a starter and the salmon. It is very good!
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David Hults is a Research Affiliate at Stanford University's Program on Energy and Sustainable Development (PESD). His areas of academic interest include the role of energy in the developing world, climate change, and Latin American law. From 2008 to 2009, David served as a Postdoctoral Fellow at PESD. David received a J.D. with distinction from Stanford Law School in 2008, where he was Senior Editor for the Stanford Law Review and Senior Articles Editor for the Stanford Journal of International Law. Before coming to Stanford, David worked on Latin American economic issues at the U.S. Department of State for more than three years. David previously earned a B.A. in International Studies from the University of Florida and an M.A. in International Relations from Yale University.
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Outdoor barbecuing is an American tradition. Who doesn't have fond memories of summer evenings spent outdoor grilling burgers in the backyard or roasting a hot dog over a campfire on a wire coat hanger. May is National BBQ Month, and according to Hearth, Patio and Barbecue Association's (HPBA) biennial survey of consumer grilling preferences, three top reasons we love our fire-roasted food are: affordability, convenience, and family-friendliness.
Consider this, the average price of a 16 ounce rib-eye steak
and baked potato at a moderately priced restaurant runs about $25.
When grilled at home, you could spend that same amount of money and
serve at least two people. This price differential can really add
up when you are part of a large group. Less expensive cuts of meat
taste great on the grill when marinated. Thousands of recipes,
rubs, and marinades are just a mouse click away by entering
"outdoor grilling recipes."
Tip: You can really save big when you look for meat sales at Fiesta. Take time to review the weekly ads and stock up.
With the warm temperatures of the summer, the last thing you
want to do is add to the temperature of your home by turning on the
oven. Grilling allows you to keep that extra heat outside where it
belongs; which can also help keep down your utility costs. You can
cook most of the meal on the grill. Many side dishes, like corn,
tomatoes, peaches, and asparagus, taste especially good cooked over
an open flame. Clean-up is easier too.
It's a Great Way to Spend Time with Family and Friends. Let's face it, barbecuing is a social event. It gives us the opportunity to kick back with friends and family and prepare a meal at our own pace. A barbecue can be an outdoor potluck; it's a fun way for everyone to share in the cost of a meal by each person contributing one food item for the group.
Whether your choice is steak, burgers, hot dogs, shrimp, corn, zucchini or even peaches, stop by Fiesta Mart to stock up on all your favorites for this American tradition.


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Mark Kelly's purchase of AR-15 rifle draws criticism
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Originally published: Mar 12, 2013 - 2:05 pm
PHOENIX -- The husband of former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords went to a Tucson gun store a week ago to buy a .45-caliber handgun and a military-style rifle the day before he appeared with his wife at the supermarket where she was wounded in a rampage two years ago.
It didn't take long for the purchase to draw criticism from gun-rights supporters.
Mark Kelly said he bought the AR-15-style weapon to draw attention to the relative ease with which people can get the types of guns shooters in recent mass killings have, such as, the Newtown school and Colorado movie theater killings.
Gun-rights advocates attacked him for being a hypocrite for buying the same gun that he has been lobbying Congress to ban.
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The Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears will renew the NFL's oldest rivalry on Thursday night when they meet at Lambeau Field.
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INDIANAPOLIS — When Indiana's freshman senator joined a small group of Senate centrists two weeks ago to quietly begin forging a plan to end the shutdown of the federal government and keep the U.S. from defaulting on its debt, he was convinced it was what his Hoosier constituents wanted him to do.
U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly still is, as he heads home for a long weekend that included re-opening his state offices and watching his beloved alma mater, Notre Dame, take on its historic football rival, Southern Cal.
The Democrat was part of a bipartisan group of 14 moderates who crafted a framework for the final compromise that was approved by the Senate and House Wednesday night that re-opened the government and averted the default.
"This is precisely what the people of Indiana expect from me," Donnelly said on Thursday. "When I was elected, I told them this is what I would do: I'd work with everyone in the Senate, whether they were Democrat or Republican, and just use Hoosier common sense."
Indiana's other U.S. senator, Republican Dan Coats, voted for the measure that re-opened the government and raised the debt ceiling, though he did so reluctantly.
"While I deplore supporting yet another short-term Band-Aid, the only thing worse would be a continued government shutdown, the United States defaulting on its debt obligations and the elimination of the spending reductions enacted by Congress in 2011," he said in statement released Wednesday.
Donnelly's role as one of the 14 moderates who crossed party lines to find a solution to the stalemate first emerged two weeks ago, after a rare Saturday session for the Senate. On that first weekend of the shutdown, the speeches on the Senate floor were sharply partisan.
The tone in the chamber infuriated Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, who stormed the Senate floor to urge her colleagues to "stop fighting and start legislating."


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Malcolm Smith didn't mind the notoriety that eluded him after his end-zone interception in the NFC championship assured the Seattle Seahawks of a trip to Super Bowl XLVIII.
Smith figured – in the words of the late Frank Sinatra, the New Jersey native associated with a more famous song that blared over the sound system of MetLife Stadium on Sunday night -- the best had yet to come.
"Hopefully," Smith told me last week during a media session that found him all but ignored, "we'll get another that trumps it in this game. I'll focus on that. I'd rather have a Super Bowl ring than the greatest interception in the NFC championship game."
Along with his teammates, Smith earned a ring Sunday, thanks to the Seahawks' 43-8 decimation of the Denver Broncos. But the former seventh-round draft choice from USC also was given the keys to a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado as Supe 48's Most Valuable Player.
Two weeks after his interception in the NFC championship was overshadowed by events that immediately preceded and followed it, Smith picked off a Peyton Manning pass in Seahawks territory and never looked back during a 69-yard touchdown return. Smith also participated in nine tackles, and broke up a pass, and recovered a fumble.
"Man, it's incredible," he said of the two turnovers he got. "It's the way our defense is set up. We just run to the ball. I just the one today, but it happens all the time like this."
Reflective of the Seattle's domination of the No. 1 single-season offense in NFL history is the fact strong MVP cases could have been for several players on both sides of the ball.
Kam Chancellor's interception a first-quarter pass – it floated into his hands – was among the difference-making plays the strong safety contributed on a night that included five unassisted tackles and two passes defensed.
Right end Cliff Avril, who at 6-foot-3 and 260 pounds should've been overmatched by the Broncos' 6-7, 320-pound Orlando Franklin, put a bull-rush on the left tackle and arrived in time to impede Manning's delivery on the throw Smith intercepted.
Seattle Seahawks' wide receiver Percy Harvin, recovering from hip surgery, touched the ball only twice during the regular season. And after he spent most of the first playoff game on the sideline with a concussion, it was reasonable to presume anything he contributed during the ultimate playoff game would be a bonus.
But on a night the Denver Broncos' record-setting offense appeared overmatched and, ultimately, overwhelmed by a Seahawks defense that turned Super Bowl XLVIII into the equivalent of a first-round knockout, Harvin also made a compelling case as an MVP.
Harvin's 30-yard gain on an end around came on the Seahawks' second snap of a game, and put the Hawks in position to kick the field goal that gave them the distinction of earning the first 5-0 lead in the Super Bowl history.
Harvin added 15 yards on a similar play at the end of the first half, and then he put the game out reach by keeping the Broncos out of reach after catching the second-half kickoff.
A Denver comeback wouldn't have been unfathomable. (Baltimore owned a 28-6 third-quarter advantage last year in the Super Bowl, and ended up having to hold on in a thriller.) But Harvin's 87-yard return served as emphatic proof that only one team – the team in the white jerseys – would be in position to return home with the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
"Those guys had so much belief in me," said Harvin. "Even when wasn't practicing, those guys were telling me, 'you're going to score on this, and I'm like: 'I'm not even on the field practicing yet."
Quarterbacks are typically the most obvious MVP selections, and Russell Wilson's performance – 18-of-25 for 206 yards and two touchdowns – was worthy of consideration, if for no other reason than his spectacular passing rating of 123.1. (For perspective on that number, Manning set a Super Bowl record of 34 completions – and finished with a 73.5 rating.)
But by the time the passing game with Wilson achieved a second-half rhythm that kept Broncos on their heels, the blowout was on the brink of historic.
In 47 previous Super Bowls, no team had been shut out, and the yet the Seahawks had a 36-0 lead until the final play of the third quarter, when Manning finally managed a touchdown pass that did little to alleviate the humiliation.
"Watching the film coming into the week," said Hawks linebacker Bobby Wagner, "we'd seen that they hadn't played a defense like ours. They hadn't played a defense that flies around like we do, that hits like we do, and we just do it every single play.
"We're a part of history. A hundred years from now, 'y'all are going to remember this team."
Wagner's prediction might be a bit optimistic, as I'm not sure many of us will be in shape, 100 years from now, to talk about the night the Hawks conquered four decades of franchise frustration.
But I understand the spirit of his words: the Seahawks put on show so balanced, so inspired and so comprehensively impressive that it was difficult to determine who deserved an individual award.
Malcom Smith was given the title to the vehicle, but the title of Super Bowl MVP could have gone to any of several teammates.
It's something the president might keep in mind when the world champion 2013 Seattle Seahawks visit the White House.


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Most students don't start getting hands-on training in their field until they begin taking internships during their junior and senior years in college. But Mike Boylan '12, M'13 started building his resume in high school.
A recent graduate of Robert Morris University, where he received his Master's of Science in Competitive Intelligence Systems, Mike has been doing Mac systems administration since he worked as a student employee for the Fox Chapel Area School District in Pittsburgh.
"The faculty and staff at Fox Chapel, where I went to school from kindergarten through high school, allowed me to explore my interests and participate professionally as a student," he says. "I was able to explore my career goals far earlier than most and they supported my self development."
When he came to RMU, Mike continued getting work experience as a Mac specialist for the university's Information Technology (IT) department while completing the integrated BS/MS in Competitive Intelligence Systems. Today he works as a senior systems engineer for RMU, focusing on core university server infrastructure; he also still administers and manages all of the university's Macs.
"RMU has been a great fit for me," he says. "I knew that I did not want to become a computer programmer, nor did I want to become a computer engineer. RMU's degree programs in computer and information systems blend those two traditional degree programs into one and incorporate the university's long-standing tradition of excellence in business."
Last year Mike was invited to speak at the international Macworld Conference and Expo in San Francisco, where he presented alongside some of the most well respected Mac enterprise admins in the country. He spoke again this year at the MacIT conference in March.
Through his studies and work with IT, Mike has always felt a deep connection to RMU and an appreciation for the opportunities it has provided him. It's why he believes so strongly in giving back to RMU financially. He's been a President's Council-level donor for the past two years, and now has become the youngest alum ever to make a bequest to the university in his will.
"As a Presidential Scholar, the university has invested a lot in me," he says. "I just felt it was right to invest back in the future of RMU."
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The former site of SAIL. This name was very funny because the obvious connection to electrical engineering was nonexistent - the lab was named after a Donald C. Power. Compare Marginal Hacks.
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ID the tractor please.
OK, this just came out recently and I'd like your guesses as to what make/model tractor was used for the label.
PS: I've not tried this adult beverage yet, but will soon
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M Farmall. Their logo is an adaptation of the "FARMALL" hood ornament used on the A/B/H/M.
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Either a Farmall H or M .. one of the two. Not familiar enough with the differences but it looks a lot like the H that lived here for a while
Dennis, if you have never had a Weizen Bier or a Wheat Beer you will be pleasantly surprised. I love my Regensheitgebot Bavarian beers but the Wheat/Weizen's are fast moving up to my favourites.
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Farmall B (for Beer)
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Bet its based on the M, looks like the rear wheels are dished in, That's only way to fit it on a standard car haul trailer. Somebody hauled it to photographer to get the picture for the ad copy artist, I would guess. Cool ad and ill be checking out that products " Quality control " as a service to other forum members.
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Would never get that beer here in Ireland but we have our Guinness to compensate
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Ah being of Irish decent....My Uncle John used to tell me " God created Guiness to keep the Irish from conquering the World" Don't know what he would have thought about 80 acre...
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I'd send some to you, but I doubt it would make it through customs without someone drinking it
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I'm on the hunt for a case of it today just to have for "historic" sake; oh, and to quench my thirst too
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did you buy some Billy Beer for posterity also?
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Yes, I remember trying some Billy Beer and thought it was pretty bad. I also remember Quick Trip's QT (Quit'in Time) Beer too; it was about as bad as the Billy Beer and the plain label beers many years ago
Thank god for better breweries; the same with coffee roasters.
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When I lived in the US, well being used to Canadian and European beers I found most of them to be pretty light. The one I did like though was Rhinelander. Very good beer with a nice flavour and a bit of a bark which good beer should have - the hops I think it was one of those micro breweries -- those usually have some great beers.
I wonder ifn we could get them to brew up say a 40-Acre or Less wheat beer. With a Cub on the label
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John, I hadn't thought about "Billy Beer" in a long time. I met Billy one time in a customers office and had a nice chat with him. He seemed like a good old country boy back then. It was kind of unusual back in those days to be able to talk to the Presidents' brother without some Secret Service around. I wonder if you could still do that today? Probably not the way things have changed in the last 30 or 40 years.
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UNIVERSITY PARK — George OLeary had a sneaking suspicion one day Bill OBrien would end up somewhere with a football program of his own to lead.
After being set up by a mutual acquaintance Jim Bernhardt, who currently serves as special assistant on OBriens Penn State staff a young OBrien met a crucial standard when OLeary sought a graduate assistant to join his staff at Georgia Tech in time for the 1995 season.
George called Jimmy I think it was and said, Do you know anybody thats smart enough to get into graduate school at Georgia Tech and dumb enough to want to coach? And Jimmy said, I got just the guy for you, OBrien recalled.
And the student-teacher relationship between OBrien and OLeary began. It lasted for seven years in an official capacity as OBrien served on OLearys staff until the latter left for Notre Dame after the 2001 season. Their friendship has held up over the years with multiple coaching stops in between for both men.
On Saturday at Beaver Stadium, theyll meet again for the first time head to head.
(Ive) certainly kept in touch with Coach OLeary over the years, OBrien said. I dont think either one of us are real big phone guys but especially after I became the head coach at Penn State I called him a few times just on different subjects like practice and different things he did schedulewise, travelwise. What he did at Georgia Tech and Central Florida.
OBrien said he relished the chance to coach on OLearys staff, where meeting rooms helped produce some of the sports top coaches who would eventually ascend to head coaching duties elsewhere. Among them, Ralph Friedgen eventually took over at Maryland, and was succeeded by Randy Edsall, who was on OLearys staff in 1998. Doug Marrone went on to serve a stint as Syracuses head coach and now is the head coach of the Buffalo Bills.
After five years with the New England Patriots, OBrien became the latest OLeary assistant to earn a head coaching job after coaching stops at Maryland and Duke.
I think Billy has the same habits that all of the coaches that have been with me have. They have great work habits, OLeary said. Theyre always looking to get better and Billy had that right from the get-go. He was a young and enthusiastic guy that couldnt get enough knowledge, worked at the game extremely hard. Usually good things happen to guys like that.
He did it the right way. He worked his way up through the ranks and to the point where hes at now as a very successful coach. He worked hard to get where he was at. I thought eventually, if he kept doing what he was doing he was going to advance pretty quickly.
Lehman has surgery
Fifth-year senior tight end Matt Lehman underwent knee surgery on Tuesday, OBrien said.
While OBrien wouldnt go into specifics regarding the injury, it will sideline Lehman for the remainder of the season. It is not known if Lehman will seek a medical hardship waiver from the NCAA. He cannot apply for a medical redshirt year until after the season.
Lehman was hurt early in Penn States game against Syracuse when he attempted to cut on a passing route. His left knee buckled and he had to be carted off the field. Lehman was not hit on the play.
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OBrien has said if Penn State fans have not seen a certain true freshman play by the third game, it is a likely indication that player will redshirt.
It is a process OBrien and his staff evaluate on a weekly basis.
We sit down as a staff on Thursday mornings and look at our depth, OBrien said. We look at where were at injurywise and those kinds of things and talk about ... if hes a red light, that means as it relates to freshmen were not playing him no matter what happens. If hes a yellow light, that means it depends on what happens. If two or three guys go down, then this guys going to have to play. If hes a green light, hes playing. We definitely communicate with the player and try to communicate with the parents on what were thinking as it relates to that player, especially the freshmen. So its a difficult deal.
What makes it more challenging is the unpredictable nature of the sport. With Mike Hull unable to play against Eastern Michigan, Penn State coaches had to put true freshman Brandon Bell in the game. Bell became the seventh true freshman on scholarship to play this season. He joined quarterback Christian Hackenberg, receiver Richy Anderson, tight end Adam Breneman, defensive backs Anthony Smith and Jordan Smith and defensive end Garrett Sickels.
Because theyve played in the first two games, it doesnt mean they still cant redshirt, however. An injury to any of those players could allow them to apply for a medical hardship waiver.
Meanwhile, defensive end Tanner Hartman and Curtis Cothran, offensive linemen Brendan Mahon, Andrew Nelson and Parker Cothren, defensive back Kasey Gaines have not played and are still eligible for redshirt seasons, which arent officially announced until the conclusion of the season. Receiver DaeSean Hamilton is out for the season and will redshirt.
That will be an evolving process as we go through these so-called sanction years, OBrien said. Thats just the nature of the sanctions.


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Last month I witnessed a breakthrough in one of my networking groups. This group is full of highly educated, highly articulate professionals. They all have successful businesses in a variety of areas, and one-on-one are interesting individuals. Unfortunately, when we get to the part of the program where each person says their elevator pitch, the energy of the room distinctly drops. The speaker is nervous and hides behind jargon and big numbers. The listeners politely sit, eyes glazed over, quietly asking themselves – "now what does he/she do"?
But this time our wise moderator decided to change things up on us. This session we were asked to come prepared with a story of how we had specifically helped a customer in the recent past. What a difference! The energy of the room went up. Everyone was engaged and full of questions. And this time I left able to understand, and pass on, the value that each person created for his customers.
This is the power of story telling and story re-telling (isn't that the best word-of-mouth?) Good, word-of-mouth stories often share these elements:
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I enjoy reading articles that appreciate and point out the power of storytelling. Our entire business is enabling and helping businesses tell their story in a visually compelling and engaging way. Thanks for the post, Jeanne!
I frequently use stories to help make the abstract more interesting and concrete. Thanks for the tips.
As "Dr. QuickBooks & Quicken – I make house calls", I'm always telling my prospective clients err patients in Greater Seattle who contact me to help set up their records in QuickBooks or Quicken on their PC or Mac, review what they have done (and face the sad reality that DIY doesn't mean they did it right), and support and train them in the accounting, bookkeeping, and financial management software about how I solved another customers financial aches and pains and now they can sleep at night.
Excellent food for thought. Will make sure this is passed on to all of our networkers. One year ago we adopted the slogan "No one networks like MorganMiller Plumbing…no one!!" So each of our key employees now belong to groups. It has changed everything. The employees love the time away from the office. Love doing something new and out of their comfort zone. Each and every group has been a raving success for everyone involved.
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7:00am Saturday 8th February 2014 in News By Louisa Clarence-Smith, Reporter
A father and daughter enjoying the sun under a tropical palm tree is an image you might expect to see in the Caribbean, or some remote Pacific isle.
So it might come as a shock to learn this idyllic image was taken on a cold February morning on Darlaston Road, close to Wimbledon town centre.
The Washingtonia palm, which at three storeys high may be the tallest of its kind in London, originates in the California desert and is common in Beverly Hills.
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Armando Galarraga threw a perfect game. As a matter of fact, Armando Galarraga did one better - he recorded a 28-out perfect game. I know it didn't go in the books as an actual perfect game, on account of that call, but we all know what really happened. Armando Galarraga faced 28 batters in a game and retired all of them. It takes an unbelievable amount of ability to throw a perfect game in the major leagues. A pitcher needs to be at his very best. Somewhere along the way, he will probably also get lucky. A perfect game is some parts ability, and some parts luck. Philip Humber threw a perfect game a few weeks ago.
Throughout the history of baseball, there have been four games in which a pitcher struck out 20 batters. Tom Cheney struck out 21 batters on September 12, 1962, but on September 12, 1962, Tom Cheney threw 16 innings. There have been four games in which a pitcher struck out 20 batters over nine innings. Two were started by Roger Clemens. One was started by Randy Johnson. One was started by Kerry Wood, who, as you know by now, is going to retire.
Seems to me there's a lot less luck involved in a 20-strikeout game. A 20-strikeout game is almost all parts ability, and maybe one or two parts luck. If you strike out 20 batters in a game, it's because you're virtually unhittable. Look at Wood's company. Clemens, Johnson, nobody else. Simply two of the most dominant pitchers in the history of the world.
Wood recorded his 20-strikeout game when he was a rookie in 1998. He whiffed 20 Astros in just his fifth-ever start, and he generated 24 swinging strikes. Four starts later, he generated 23 swinging strikes. In his next start, he generated 22. On August 16, he generated 22, and on August 26, he generated 27. I'm drowning you with numbers, and you might not know what a normal amount of swinging strikes is, but a normal amount is well below the amounts Wood was getting. What I'm trying to explain to you is that Kerry Wood was f***ing incredible.
Kerry Wood was 20 years old when he made his debut, and he couldn't possibly have set the bar higher for himself. Here was this young power pitcher with an impossible curveball, and the only thing between him and being one of the greatest pitchers in the universe was nothing. He was already there. It was just on him to stay there, which meant it was just on him to stay healthy.
Which, of course, he didn't. Wood by no means flamed out. He's only just now retiring, in 2012. And he didn't remain active in the way that Mark Prior has remained active, either; Wood's been in the majors. He just hasn't been in the majors as Kerry Wood, leading us to this tweet from Buster Olney:
Kerry Wood's legacy will always be about what might have been. It's not fair to him, because his mechanics were destined to break him down.— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) May 18, 2012
As a rookie in 1998, Wood struck out 233 batters in 26 starts. Here is a selection of pitchers who have thrown more innings in the majors than Wood since 2005:
- Scott Elarton
- Kirk Saarloos
- Brad Radke
- Jason Johnson
Wood's 34, and he's a month away from being 35. He's basically 35. Before he's officially 35, he will have retired, having not achieved the ceiling that seemed within reach. You understand where Olney is coming from - what might have been, indeed. Wood had the raw ability to be an all-time legend.
But then, tons of players around the game have outstanding ability and perform below their potential. Just about every player around the game with outstanding ability performs below his potential. Maybe because of injury, maybe because of character issues, maybe because of both or something else. On the one hand, with Wood, we wonder what might have been. On the other hand, Wood was fantastic. Do we wish he could've been more, or do we appreciate what he was?
On the Baseball Reference leaderboards, Wood ranks tenth all-time in hits per nine innings, between Sam McDowell and Pedro Martinez. Wood ranks second all-time in strikeouts per nine innings, between Randy Johnson and Pedro Martinez. If you don't like innings as a denominator, and prefer batters faced, then of every pitcher who's ever thrown a thousand innings in the major leagues, Wood owns the third-highest career strikeout rate, between Pedro Martinez and Tim Lincecum. Lincecum will probably fall down the list over time.
Kerry Wood didn't string together 15 seasons of unhittability as a starter, but he strung together several seasons of unhittability as a starter and then as a reliever. As a starter earlier in his career, Wood struck out 27 percent of the batters he faced. As a reliever later in his career, Wood struck out more than 26 percent of the batters he faced. When Wood could pitch, which was frequently but not frequently enough, he was one of the most untouchable pitchers in the league. Just last season, in 51 innings out of the Cubs bullpen, he whiffed 57 guys. Wood didn't develop pinpoint command, but that only made him all the more terrifying. Here's this guy throwing in the mid-90s, even at the end of the road. He doesn't know exactly where the ball's going to go, but it's going to go there at almost a hundred miles per hour.
It's a conflict we have - trying to decide whether to appreciate a talented player for what he is, or whether to wish that player were something greater. A lot of people have been through this conflict with players like Carlos Beltran and Adrian Beltre and Matt Garza and countless others. There are players who just ooze all-world ability, and then fall short of being the very best players in baseball for a sustained period of time. Kerry Wood oozed all-world ability, and he fell short. He had his days, but he didn't have enough of them to fully satisfy.
Immediately, we wonder what Kerry Wood could've been. Kerry Wood could've been something else. Something unparalleled, or something almost unparalleled. In truth, Kerry Wood was something else. Kerry Wood flashed more talent than most players ever have, and Kerry Wood had better performances than most players ever have. Hopefully, in time, people come to appreciate what Kerry Wood was instead of what Kerry Wood wasn't. That won't help us make up our minds about active players, but perhaps retirement brings resolution.


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Education in California: Representatives of educational institutions from pre-kindergarten through college provided information about their educational programs. Free books and text books. Location: Toro gym.
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12-year-old Wyatt Vanderbur wanted to do something for his community, and for the second year, successfully raised $261 to give to the Cheer Fund.
In return for a $5 donation, Wyatt decorated the mail boxes of Ryle Edition with pine tree greenery and red ribbon.
"Thank you everyone for donating," Wyatt said.
The young man told the Daily News that last year he had wanted to do some sort of public service project.
With the help of his grandmother, Rita Hellmich's, brainstorming, Wyatt decided to travel the streets of Greensburg with Christmas decorations in tow. Rita Hellmich's late husband, Charlie, was an avid supporter of the Cheer Fund.
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10:01am Friday 28th February 2014 in Non League By Tim Ashton, Sports Editor
Sutton United's Rhys Weston will miss the rest of the Skrill South season after rupturing knee ligaments in the weekend draw at Eastbourne Borough.
Weston, on loan from AFC Wimbledon, underwent surgery on Monday to reconstruct the patella tendon.
The injury took the shine off a hard-fought point from a 1-1 draw that keeps United in the Skrill South play-offs.
Jamie Slabber's 11th league goal of the season levelled matters on the south coast after the hosts had taken a first half lead.
Boss Paul Doswell said: "We really feel for Rhys, but he is going to be in a cast for about eight weeks, and it could be up to eight months before he can walk properly again.
"It was an innocuous challenege, nothing in it at all, but it was clear it was a serious injury. It's a shame because he is a very popular member of the squad."
United host Slabber's former club Chelmsford City this weekend, before a big top of the table meeting at leaders Bromley on Tuesday.
Doswell has been working on the stats to make sure United, currently third in the table, stay where they are come the end of the season.
"We've been getting an average of 1.7 points a game, and if we keep doing that, we'll be in the play-offs.
"I am not counting any chickens yet, there is a long way to go, but I want at least third place so we are at home in the play-offs."
After the winter of rain and more rain, United have managed three games without a postponement – before then only two in five matches survived.
However, despite the disruption, United remain unbeaten in 2014.
Doswell said: "We are helped massively by the fact that we train three times a week on an all-weather surface.
"But all the players work tremendously hard week in, week out, and they are getting their rewards on match day. They deserve great credit for that."
Alex Wynter's loan spell from Crystal Palace comes to an end this weekend, but Doswell remains confident the defender will be allowed to remain at Gander Green Lane for at least another month.
Staying around: Alex Wynter's loan move ends this weekend, but Sutton United boss Paul Doswell is confident he will be staying at GGL for some time yet
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Entertainment: The cruise director did a great job, as did the rest of the entertainment staff. The comedy was quite funny, but if you see the same comedian twice, much of the show will be repeated jokes. We enjoyed the 1980's revue show on the last night, but I'd say that most of the singing/dancing is pretty, well, ho-hum. There were many opportunities to interact with the staff. On our rainy day in Nassau, I give kudos to them for adding more activities for those of us who were hiding from the rain on the ship.
Teen Club: While the facility itself looks kinda bland, my sons had a great time. They were in the 15 and up group (Club O2)along with about 13 other teens. Plenty of organized activities, and also a lot of downtime to spent just "chilling" as my kids called it. The counselor was great.
Food: I felt the food in the main dining room was, for the most part, excellent (especially considering the cost of the cruise). We ate there every night. The staff was also great. The buffet was so-so. Kinda hit or miss. Some of the food was either cold or stale, and the scrambled eggs were rather disgusting.
Embarkation: Couldn't have gone smoother. I was very impressed by the efficiency of the staff.
Debarkation: Also - couldn't have gone better.
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