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- bedrooms 4
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- type Villa
- baths 3
- hot tub no
- community High Grove
- sleeps 8
- pets allowed no
rates (GBP)
£455 - £595 /wk
£1,500 - £1,600 /mth
Great Location
Review submitted: April 4, 2010 Date of arrival: April 14, 2009
My family and I stayed here for 8 days in March 2009. House is laid out great with plenty of room to be together and enough space to give you privacy. House is nicely furnished and decorated in a great secure neighborhood. Plenty of activities with the pool, hot tub and game room. TV's are plenty along with game system and stereo you will never have to look for something to do (or something to keep kids busy). Pool area and back yard gives some nice privacy (and great sunset) as the area is open and undeveloped. Would definitely recommend!
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Review submitted: April 4, 2010 Date of arrival: March 22, 2009
We stayed for 3 weeks this March/April 2009. The villa is home from home everything you need is accessible, safe secure neighbourhood, plenty of info in the villa for surrounding attractions. Spacious, pool, games, tv, music it's all there if you need it. The view and sunset wonderful. Local birds, wildlife amazing we even saw some fireflys late evening whilst in the hot tub. Have recommended this villa, will recommend this villa and we are definately going back
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Review submitted: April 4, 2010 Date of arrival: May 29, 2009
We stayed for 10 days in June 09. Had a great time in a great villa in a good location. Close to the Disney parks and I-Drive, 1/2 mile round trip to nearest Publix (supermarket). Plenty of places to eat within a short drive. We would definately return when we next visit Orlando.
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Review submitted: March 7, 2010 Date of arrival: February 1, 2010
awesome villa with a great view of nature with sounds to match... a place to relax... the POOL was our special treat...never having to worry about crowds which allowed us to swim around the clock...the villa was like being at your own home...comfortable...and everything the owner stated was there and then some... we cant wait to come back again...
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- 1 boneless pork sirloin roast (2-1/2 pounds)
- 1-1/2 teaspoons canola oil
- 3/4 cup white wine or chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon chicken bouillon granules
- 4-1/2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 4-1/2 teaspoons cold water
- In a Dutch oven, brown roast in oil on all sides. In a small bowl, combine wine, brown sugar, soy sauce, ginger, garlic and bouillon; pour over roast.
- Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low; cover and cook for 45-60 minutes or until pork is tender, basting occasionally with pan juices.
- Remove roast to a serving platter; keep warm. Pour drippings and loosened browned bits into a 2-cup measuring cup; skim fat. Add enough water to measure 1-1/2 cups. Return to pan.
- Combine cornstarch and water until smooth; gradually stir into pan. Bring to a boil; cook and stir 1-2 minutes or until thickened. Serve with roast. Yield: 8 servings.
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YUM! Made this in the slow cooker and it came out perfect.
Delicious! Cooked on low in slow cooker for 8 hours. Since there are only two of us, I heated up the leftovers with barbeque sause for sandwiches the next day.
We loved this recipe! I altered the cooking method slightly to accommodate our more active lifestyle by cooking this on high in the slow cooker for 3 hours, then on low for another 3. It turned out juicy and delicious. My picky-eating 6 y/o stepson called it "spectacular."
I gave this 5 stars because the flavor was excellent, and the gravy was so flavorful and delicious. However, the cooking method did not work well for me. I turned it down to low and covered it as it said to do, but after an hour, I stuck the meat thermometer in it, and it didn't even register! Pink juices ran out! That was a disaster. It was late, and we were hungry, so I nuked it as a last resort. So next time, I think I would follow the same recipe but bake it in the oven in the sauce in a glass casserole dish covered with a lid and then make the gravy as directed. I think the meat has a better chance of cooking more evenly all the way through, staying moist, and not getting overdone on the bottom. Fabulous recipe, though! I will definitely make it again, but baked instead of cooked on the stovetop.
This was an excellent way to prepare a pork roast. I will make it again and again and it is quick and easy.
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3.75/5 rDev -10.7%
07-20-2014 20:28:54 | More by donzilake
Alberta (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -16.7%
07-20-2014 20:04:29 | More by Howlader
Russian Federation
4/5 rDev -4.8%
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4/5 rDev -4.8%
07-19-2014 14:32:53 | More by BeastLU
4.04/5 rDev -3.8%
Best before 12/12/14.
Appearance: Black on top and nearly translucent brown near the bottom of the glass. Poured aggressively resulting in a one finger off-white head that dissipated quickly leaving a thin coating of foam.
Aroma: Rich cream and chocolate with a hint of charred malt. Quite aromatic and very clean.
Taste: A good amount of hop impact right out of the gate. A solid bitterness with a sort of grassy flavor, which actually builds in intensity throughout each sip. The malt character that was so present in the aroma is a little harder to find in the flavor beneath the hops. However it does lend some much needed sweetness that provides a bit of balance. As it warms and I've been able to swirl out some excess carbonation, more of the creamy, chocolatey malt flavor has developed. Lingering aftertaste of dark chocolate and hop bitterness.
Mouthfeel: Nigh and day difference between when I started drinking and when I took the time to get rid of the excess carbonation. At first all the carbonation really stung alongside the bitterness, but once it was removed the creamier, more delicate flavors came out. I would recommend a very vigorous pour. It's about medium in body wit average drinkability for the style.
Final Thoughts: I think this porter would be a knock out on nitro or cask, allowing the malt to really shine. But even after my first taste of this historic beer, I completely understand why it has stood the test of time. Its just a plain great example of the style. Would I drink it again? Yes.
07-19-2014 04:45:29 | More by JamesMN
4/5 rDev -4.8%
07-18-2014 04:50:35 | More by noperative
4.36/5 rDev +3.8%
The beer pours some cream colored and creamy textured head that dissipates quickly. The beer itself is a clear brown with a bit of dark brown notes. The beer smell is rich and divine. The smell has a combination of bready yeast smell with a coffee smell and a sweet and light dark chocolate smell. The beer also has a milky smell as well. The taste is a bit different than the smell. The taste is less milky than the smell and has stronger bitter hop notes. The bready yeast note is still there but not as pronounced. The coffee roast taste is also there in the aftertaste. The mouthfeel is very silky with very little carbonation. Overall, a very good English Porter and worth its reputation.
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4.75/5 rDev +13.1%
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3/5 rDev -28.6%
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4.75/5 rDev +13.1%
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4.11/5 rDev -2.1%
Very dark brown appearance with ruby red tinges visible at the edges where light hits it. Aroma is of sweet, milky coffee. The taste is sweet with burnt notes and an interesting leathery flavour. Mouth feel is smooth and light to medium with mild carbonation.
Overall this is a good sweet tasty porter with a distinctive flavour. Very drinkable and sessionable but with pretty big flavours for the moderate alcohol level.
My mark out of 100 would be 88.
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Quebec (Canada)
4.7/5 rDev +11.9%
Had one of those a few years ago and I remembered it as really good but I was not impressed recently with the Fuller London Pride.
Poured it in a Pit Caribou pint glass. One of Gaspesie's nicest micro brewery. A small bubbly head formed and dissipated in mere seconds. Don't drink a porter if you want a 3 inch head. As Nigel would say, 'it's like, how much more black could this be. And the answer is none'. Got a beautiful blood red hue when held up to a light.
I get a nice whiff of brown sugar candied bacon.
That beer has got a good thickness while leaving the mouth oily with hoppy goodness. Man do I like a smoked Porter and this one gives it to you. Smoked malts on the intake, oats and dark bitter chocolate follow while you are left with a gooooood espresso aftertaste that will linger on for the next minutes.
Had some Dead Man's Party from Standard Vape while drinking this beer. It completely muted the cumby taste from the juice and left me with an otherwise pretty absent citrus note and brought a more natural blueberry flavor.
Expected a lot going in and I was not dissapointed. If you like a smoked porter, there's probably none more great!
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4/5 rDev -4.8%
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4.5/5 rDev +7.1%
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3.75/5 rDev -10.7%
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3.5/5 rDev -16.7%
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4/5 rDev -4.8%
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4/5 rDev -4.8%
07-04-2014 17:26:04 | More by kristougher
4/5 rDev -4.8%
07-04-2014 03:08:13 | More by TheBishopco
4.75/5 rDev +13.1%
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07-03-2014 04:39:37 | More by MasterOfArgos39
3/5 rDev -28.6%
07-02-2014 01:21:35 | More by AndreBileski
4/5 rDev -4.8%
07-01-2014 17:29:25 | More by Sad_Spirit
4/5 rDev -4.8%
07-01-2014 10:05:19 | More by hvy1
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Belize Beach Villas, a beachfront resort on Ambergris Caye in Ambergris Caye
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community
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/ night
$ 1,008 - $ 1,883 / week
vacation rental description
Just north of San Pedro, we are right on the beach, a white, sandy beach at
water's edge. We have an award-winning, fully landscaped fresh-water swimming pool with a hot tub and swim-up and sit-down pool bar (room service provided); beach volleyball and basketball courts and a private tennis court, all for free play; a fleet of rental bicycles; complimentary sea kayaks; spa services; private dock w/an activities center, for guest pickups by guides; free wired and wi-fi access; and knowledgeable, caring, on-site staff to arrange all excursions, including Mayan ruins explorations, cave tubing, zip lining, fishing, snorkeling and dive trips all day, every day (and night), with experienced, certified guidemasters.
We also have a a highly-regarded, full-service, three-meals-a-day restaurant which provides dramatic, 360-degree views of the Caribbean and island lagoon. You can also cook in if you like, in your fully-equipped kitchen, shopping at San Pedro supermarkets, or by ordering provisions to be delivered to your unit after your arrival. You can also rent golf carts on site.
Our 1BR and 1BR w/loft accommodations are quality suites, fully air-conditioned and nicely furnished, including all linens, and are adaptable to differing guest needs. We provide a queen or king-sized bed in the private bedroom, with a comfortable, full-sized sleep sofa and two twin beds as well in our upper-level units. There is cable TV in each unit, w/60 channels; a lock box for valuables; a furnished, private terrace facing the sea; and there is housekeeping service every day except on Sundays. Importantly, we have our own powerboat and crew, for free airport pickups and returns; and island water-taxis take guests back and forth to San Pedro all day and into the evening. It's a fun 15-minute ride to the center of Town. Thus our guests have quiet and privacy when they want it, as well as easy access to the many pleasures of San Pedro whenever they seek it.
Registration by phone is invited, or via our website, by completing the "book now" form on our website. Our cancellation policy is detailed there as well.
Confirmations are immediate, followed by considerable emailed information to help travelers prepare for their trip and optimize their time on the island. We book our guests' connecting flights from Belize International to San Pedro on the island, meet our guests at the San Pedro airport, and, again, at our cost, bring our guests to the resort on our own boat, where they are welcomed at our private dock, helped with their luggage, and escorted to their unit.
Guest feedback -- singles, couples and families -- has been consistently positive; a sampling is posted on our website. Our honeymoon and wedding capabilities are among the best, and the best values, on the island.
Join us? You'll be very glad you did, and we'd like very much the opportunity to host you.
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Howard Greenwald 800-887-2054
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Pool. Swim-up/Sit-down Bar. Hot tub. Kayaks. Bicycles. Tennis. Full-Service Restaurant.
Activities Center. All excursions arranged w/departures from our private dock. Spa Services. Laundry facilities. Daily housekeeping.
activities and attractions in Ambergris Caye Belize
The list of possible excursions is long and diverse -- on the island; out 500 yards into the sea at the world's second largest barrier reef (e.g., snorkel, dive, swim with sharks); and on the mainland (cave tubing/ziplining/Mayan ruins, etc.). Information on these excursion options (available for bookings via this website only) is provided after registration. Advance excursion reservations are encouraged. All excursions and tours depart from and return to our dock. Guest satisfaction assured.
vacation rental rates
The per-night rates indicated below are in U.S. dollars, and are for double occupancy. Additional adults in any unit, beyond two, add $25 per night to the cost; additional occupants aged 3-17 add $15 per night. There is a 9% government room tax and a 6% service charge for 2013 occupancies.
2013 Rates (please see special discounts and included amenities below)
High Season:
April 2-July 31 2013:: for beach-level units, $240 per night; upper units, $260. Direct seafront units: $280 and $300, respectively. These published rates will be discounted by 30% upon booking.
Low Season:
August 1-November 26 2013: for beach-level units, $240 for beach-level units, $260 for uppers. Direct seafront: $280 and $300, respectively. These published rates will be discounted by 40% upon booking.
November 27-December 1 2013: Please discount our published rates by 10%.
December 2-18 2013: Please discount our published rates by 20%.
Please query for our discounted rates.
Rates include complimentary pickup in San Pedro, with the resort's boat, and back again on departure day; a welcome drink; daily housekeeping service; complimentary sea kayaks, tennis, internet access; advance excursion information/rates; connecting flight reservations arranged; lots else at no additional cost. Please inquire about further discounts and rate waivers for multiple bookings and extended occupancies.
Howard Greenwald 800-887-2054
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In its second year, the Texas-Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (T-STEM) Academy (school within a school model) at Emmett J. Conrad High School in Dallas showed remarkable growth in all subject areas. In fact, more than half of the top 10 % of the graduating class of 2009 are STEM graduates, including both the Valedictorian and the Salutatorian.
The Academy opened in the 2007-2008 school year with 86 9th-graders, 58 10th-graders and 15 11th-graders. The Academy began the 2008-2009 school year with 112 9th-grade students, 70 10th-grade students, 72 11th-grade students and 26 12th-grade students. The T-STEM Academy specializes in problem/project-based learning and offers dual credit courses with the Dallas County Community College District.
2008 TAKS 9th Grade Conrad - STEM compared to school (non-STEM) and district scores
2008 TAKS -- All grade levels -- STEM, Conrad (non-STEM) and district
According to the Deborah Floyd, STEM Academy Project coordinator, the T-STEM Academy started as a small group with a common mission. With support form the Texas High School Project, the Academy was able to build a vision of a common purpose and work towards the goals of success and excellence. Components of the common purpose were:
Texas-Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (T-STEM) program is a part of the division of College and Career Readiness located in the Department of State Initiatives.
Department of State Initiatives
T-STEM Program ManagerStacy Avery512.936-6060
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Mr. Smits Goes to Washington
Jimmy Smits talks softly and without a big shtick about the education of Hollywood, his love of cigars and a possible (scripted) move to the West Wing.
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Jimmy Smits, May/June 2005
That Jimmy Smits isn't wild about interviews is pretty obvious. It's the first sunny day in a month of record rainfall in Southern California, and as he sits with an unobstructed view of the Santa Monica Pier, it's clear that talking about himself is nothing short of painful.
To be fair, Smits doesn't like talking about himself, period, and whether it was sunny or not, he'd still find the concept of fielding questions uncomfortable. For a man who was recently voted one of People magazine's Sexiest Men and has earned 11 Emmy, three Golden Globe and four SAG Award nominations for playing confident, secure—even glib—professionals on the screen and stage, Smits is surprisingly reserved in person, much happier to listen and observe than to parry and thrust words with an interviewer.
"I am," he says, slowly, "cautious."
That's putting it mildly. Still, there's a politeness and graciousness to Smits that one suspects was instilled by his doting mother and never forgotten, at least not in its entirety. But while Smits won't answer questions that make him uneasy, he won't, on the other hand, back down from a subject he feels strongly about. In the mercurial, ever-fluid world of Hollywood, it's also refreshing.
That Tinseltown is full of smoke and mirrors, categories and stereotypes is hardly news. But Jimmy Smits, throughout his career, has managed to avoid the stereotyped roles handed out to Latino actors. Whether it was white-collar lawyer Victor Sifuentes in "L.A. Law," the successful lawyer ensemble show of the late '80s, or his turn as straight-arrow police detective Bobby Simone in "NYPD Blue," or his new role as the conscience-driven presidential candidate Matt Santos in "The West Wing," Smits has carved out an individual space. He has mostly avoided those quickly applied Latino labels—drug lord, gang member, jailed inmate or minimum-wage earner. But whether he's smoking a cigar on a bench after midnight in front of his Los Angeles bar, The Conga Room, or sitting uncomfortably in a hotel room answering those seemingly excruciating questions about his life, it's clear that it would be hard to pigeonhole him, and it would be a mistake to try.
Jimmy Smits has been Jimmy Smits since, well, birth. Jimmy is his given name, and although he had a favorite godmother whose private nickname for him was Jimbo and he did a brief stint as a "Smitty" in high school, there's not a James to be found anywhere near the birth certificate.
His father, Corneles Smits, was originally from Dutch Guiana, the small South American country now known as Suriname. He was a factory manager who, together with his wife, Emilina, raised Jimmy and his two younger sisters all over the 'burbs, 'hoods and boroughs of New York. Jimmy was born in Manhattan, but moved frequently, partly, he remembers, because of his father's health and partly because of his father's love of poker. And cigars.
"Dad's friends from Suriname used to always get together at least once, maybe twice a month to do this poker thing when I was growing up," Smits reminisces. "And it was fun because we would have a lot of food and stuff, but there were always arguments afterward because he would lose his [pay] check. Now, my dad smoked those Tiparillos, but I remember looking at the guys around that table, and there were a couple of guys who were, like, real, real cigar smokers, like the big Churchill types of cigars. I remember my father and these bunch of guys smoking cigarettes and cigars and them having so much fun, laughing. For me, that was kind of 'cigars as male bonding.'"
At one point, when Smits was about nine, his mother took all three kids to live with her family in her native Puerto Rico. The children had traveled to Puerto Rico before and enjoyed it, but he readily admits that he wasn't cool on up and moving to a place so incredibly foreign to a boy who was at this point living in Brooklyn.
"The Puerto Rico sojourn was, growing up, the Christmas [vacation] thing or the summer trip that you always took with your family…it was always there as part of our family experience. My mother's family wanted her closer to them, though, so my father stayed in New York and we all went with my mother and were kind of thrown into school there. It was," Smits says with a smile, "a little traumatic. Looking back, there are a lot of blanks in my life because of what I don't know culturally. I mean, you can probably look back and think about the songs you sang that summer on the beach, right? For me there's just a total blank, because in Puerto Rico we were listening to different music and there was a whole different cultural thing happening there."
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Amazing Santa Monica Beach Home for your summer fun in Santa Monica
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Our family home is located in an area with multi-million dollar homes on beautiful and spacious tree-lined streets. It's a two-story upscale, private, and extremely quiet unit, located in the front of the building, with only 12 other units, in a security-gated building with a two-car tandem parking below your unit, that can only be opened with a remote control. Luxurious is the most accurate description, with beautiful Italian Cantoni furniture, Persian carpets and a breath taking crystal chandelier. Wood floors throughout the living, dining and kitchen area, with carpeting in the upstairs bedrooms. Living room has glass sliding doors that open to a balcony with a romantic bistro set, and a gas barbecue. Enjoy watching a movie on any of the 3 DVD players, or ordering your favourite movie on "On Demand" on a brand new 55" Smart TV. You can check your emails or surf the web from anywhere in our condominium with our high-speed internet access. There is also a fax machine for your convenience, and the second bedroom has a Wii system with fun games.
The Master suite has a luxurious Italian mahogany, inlaid King size bed so you can sleep like a King and Queen. Second bedroom also has a high quality mahogany King size bed. Third bedroom has an equally comfortable Queen size bed for an ultra comfortable snooze. Second and third bedrooms have a television for your private viewing.
The kitchen has granite countertops, Sub-Zero refrigerator, stainless steel appliances including microwave and dishwasher, and comes fully equipped with everything you need. The kitchen faucet has an amazing filter system that provides tasty, healthy filtered drinking water. A stackable washer and dryer is conveniently located in a walk-in cupboard inside the unit. All linens and cooking utensils provided. This is a family home that is rented out just in the summer and winter holidays.
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The house's central location also provides easy access to nearby public transportation (the main bus is just 2 short blocks away) and freeways (a 10-minute drive to the 10 or the 405).
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- 3 DVD players, high-speed internet
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Smoking only allowed outside the building, or on the balcony with the doors closed.
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The most prestigious location in Santa Monica! Five minute walking distance to Santa Monica's renowned Montana shopping district. It is known for it's high-end boutiques, great restaurants, bars, cafes, frozen yogurt & ice cream shops, movie-theater, yoga & massage studios. Whole Foods grocery store is conveniently only a walking distance away for your household needs. You may even run into a celebrity (Arnold Schwarzeneger has been spotted walking/jogging, as well as a few other celebrities). West on Montana takes you to the beach, only a mile away, and less than a mile to the famous "3rd Street Promenade", a fantastic tourist destination with street performers and more good restaurants, shops and movie theaters. From there, you can walk down to Santa Monica's famous Amusement Pier, with its fabulous Ferris Wheel, arcades and rides.
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Our hometown designers are doing us proud at New York Fashion Week so far. L.A.-based Tadashi Shoji and BCBG Max Azria both kicked off our favorite week of the year with inspired collections that maybe have us wishing for colder temperatures.
Tadashi Shoji's Fall 2013 collection, presented on Monday, was inspired by a trip to St. Petersburg, and his gowns were nothing but befitting of a Russian princess. They may be more appropriate for the Siberian cold front than Los Angeles, but his lux velvet gowns in camel and navy—complete with princess puff sleeves—had us aching to act out Anastasia. While the collection is all-around conservative with high necklines and a rich, dark palette, lace overlay and capelet details make everything feel regal, not matronly.
BCBG Max Azria also showed on Monday and set an urban vibe for their fall collection by opting for beanies over done-up hair. The looks were layered with silky slips, leather legwarmers, motorcycle jackets and cashmere sweaters. The normally ladylike BCBG's tough girl presentation was a welcome and wearable surprise. While black was the color of the collection, we loved the collection's street take on the normally ethereal all-white.
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Conrad: Meaning, Popularity, Origin of Baby Name Conrad
Origin of the name Conrad:
English cognate of the Germanic Konrad, which is derived from the Old High German Kuonrat, a compound name composed of the elements kuon (bold, wise) and rat (counsel).
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text: Standard Bronze Company is a division of Bergen Point Brass Foundry which has been in business since 1890. The company is one of the oldest manufacturers of bronze swimming pool fittings in the industry bringing a wealth of experience and knowledge. They are a wholesale manufacturer and supplier of heavy-duty pool hardware and accessories. The organization prides itself on quality and integrity with all their products. All of Standard Bronze's parts are specially made from bronze and other non-ferrous materials which have a classic look, and it will provide durability and longevity to any pool. You can feel confident in selecting the right swimming pool parts when you try Standard Bronze Company.


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San Francisco Giants at Detroit Tigers, World Series Game 3
Saturday, October 27, 2012, 8:00 p.m. EDT on FOX
Probable pitchers: Ryan Vogelsong vs. Anibal Sanchez
The Tigers limp back to Detroit licking their wounds after the Giants outscored them by a combined score of 10-3 in Games 1 and 2. The Tigers were an impressive 50-31 at Comerica Park this year, so they will be hoping the home cooking can help them turn it around.
Clawing back from an 0-2 deficit will not be easy for the AL Champs. Anibal Sanchez will take the hill in attempt to get the comeback started. He'll try to duplicate his last outing against the New York Yankees in the ALCS. Sanchez twirled a gem in Game 2, giving up zero runs and only three hits in seven innings while striking out seven. The Giants will counter with Ryan Vogelsong, who is coming off a spectacular outing of his own. He keyed the Giants' win over the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 6 of the NLCS with seven dominant innings, striking out a career-high nine batters.
FOX's broadcast will feature play-by-play from Joe Buck with color commentary from his long-time partner, Tim McCarver. First pitch is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. EDT, with the pre-game show starting at 7:30.
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The ASHA Convention took place in Chicago, Illinois, November 14–16, 2013. It is the premier annual professional education event for speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists. Bringing together more than 12,000 attendees, the Convention provides unparalleled opportunities to hear the latest evidence-based research and gain new skills and resources to advance your career.
Congratulations to students and faculty who presented in Chicago!
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Try calling the office of Dr. Jerome Weiss in SF at 415-441-5800. When I was there a few years ago, they had a very nice but simple decoration of flowers painted on the wall. I don't recollect the artist's name.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) returned to Montreal, Quebec, Canada, with a mixed martial arts (MMA) pay-per-view (PPV) that featured a whopping seven Canadian fighters to appease the fans from "The Great White North."
However, one of those seven was markedly more important to the folks who showed up to the Bell Center on Nov. 17, 2012, to see UFC 154. That Canadian was, of course, UFC Welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre, who returned from a year-plus layoff to defend his belt against interim champion Carlos Condit.
All in all, the card was like any other, in that it brought a few very exciting bouts, as well as a few that were totally worth missing.
As is always the case, a card full of MMA match ups results in a pile of gleeful victors, and it also brings about a group of woeful fighters who fell short of the intended mark.
It's at this point that we dig through both piles, in the hope of determining who is the biggest winner and lowliest loser of them all.
As usual, there were a few worthy candidates. Bantamweight Ivan Menjivar landed one of the nastiest armbars we've ever seen, when he went belly down on opponent Azamat Gashimov and made his arm bend in a direction it definitely wasn't supposed to go.
Cyrille Diabate, showed off his improved ground game with a submission victory of his own versus fellow Light Heavyweight, Chad Griggs.And Johny Hendricks scored a vicious knockout against Martin Kampmann, cementing his status as the number one contender in the 170 pound division.
All would be noteworthy nominees, and on any other night, they might have even been able to walk away with the prize. Unfortunately, each fighter had to contend with the true star of the show, none other than "GSP," himself.
After being out of action for more than one year, St. Pierre was set up for failure. Everyone wanted to know how his knee would hold up. Would he the same fighter as before? Could he handle the challenge of a fighter like Condit, who would, presumably, be in his face the whole fight? Would the talks of a potential "super fight" versus Middleweight champion Anderson Silva play with his mind enough to throw him off his game?
St. Pierre answered all those questions and then some, when he took Condit's best shot, rose above adversity, and went on to defend his title for the seventh time in a row.
Not only did he win, he looked about as good as he ever has. Sure, he looked like he was in trouble when, in the third round, Condit caught him with a head kick that appeared to have him badly hurt. However, he recovered quickly, fought through it and was still able to strongly finish the round and the remainder of the fight.
It's hard to say what will be next for "GSP," but for now, he should be allowed to relish the moment. He's earned that right.
Like the former category, this one has some stuff competition.
Alessio Sakara got a little overzealous and cost himself a fight that should have been a TKO win, when he went "Donkey Kong" on the back of Patrick Cote's head, leading to a disqualification.
Mark Hominick got beat up again, losing his fourth fight in a row. You absolutely have to feel for the guy with what he's been through, but there's a real chance that he may get his pink slip after this one. I'm not saying I hope it happens. I don't. But it'd be naïve to assume it's not being brought up.
Martin Kampmann got KTFO in less than one minute, in a fight where he was supposed to be proving he deserved to be at the front of the line for the next crack at St. Pierre's belt.
Carlos Condit came up short in the biggest fight of his life, and he was unable to capitalize when his biggest opportunity presented itself.
It'd be easy to nominate any of those names as the lowliest loser, but I'm going to go a different route.
For me, the biggest loser of the night was the UFC. Hear me out.
The event should have been a celebration for St. Pierre and for the Montreal fans. It should have been almost as big a celebration for Johny Hendricks. There was a perfect opportunity to announce the next welterweight championship fight between St. Pierre and Hendricks, while both fighters' victories were fresh in the audience's minds.
Except, that's not what happened.
Instead, we were treated to visuals, all night long, of Anderson Silva, cageside, sitting in the middle of an awkward sandwich between Ed Soares and Lyoto Machida, who were proudly wearing their "No Shave November" moustaches.
All the while, I just don't get the overwhelming feeling that this is a match up everyone really wants.
Maybe I'm totally wrong. It wouldn't be the first time. But is a "GSP" vs. "Spider" "super fight" the thing you want most on your MMA wishlist?
I bet it's not. In fact, I bet you'd much rather see Silva fight UFC Light Heavyweight champion Jon Jones. It makes so much more sense for so many more reasons.
And when you look at and listen to St. Pierre and Silva, you get the impression that they're really being pressured into this ... at least in the case of St. Pierre. He's clearly reluctant to fight Silva at this moment in time.
Furthermore, think about the logjam it creates in both the welterweight and middleweight divisions if that fight truly does go down in May. Both divisions are as deep as they ever have been. Is UFC President Dana White going to ask Hendricks to wait a year?
What about in the middleweight division? Though we don't currently have a clear cut number one contender, we will soon. Should he have to wait for this whole situation to be worked out, as well?
It just doesn't make a lot of sense to me, and I feel like the UFC could have handled it all better. I thought it was a dark cloud that hung over the event, and it took some of the shine off of St. Pierre's victory. I don't think it was fair to him or to Silva.
Those are my picks for biggest winner and lowliest loser from UFC 154.
Your turn.


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Flight! (iPhone) Review
Flight! Is an iOS game about throwing a paper airplane the furthest in your quest to beat your high scores and other scores around the world. While this may not sound like fun at all (and it isn't before you start unlocking upgrades) sticking with the game through the semi slow beginning is advised. As I mentioned above, the beginning of the game had me rolling my eyes in... Read More


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Yesterday it was doing 10c.. been doing that for ages. Now its suddenly exceeding 50c. Also one of the 3 biggest risers on gw2spidy. What is going on that it suddenly is so demanded?
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SilverStripe is a robust and flexible website content management system tightly integrated with an application framework. It is open source and embraces modern system architecture and agile development methodologies. Intermediate developers can implement powerful websites and web-applications quickly and customize them to their individual needs.
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Who the book is for
- Professional website developers who want to build sophisticated websites and web applications. Experience with object-oriented PHP is a pre-requisite.
- Those evaluating SilverStripe as a CMS: The book provides an overview of the content authoring interface, the underlying technology, licensing, the SilverStripe company, the open source community, and the history of the software, all of which is useful in evaluations. It also serves to aid organisations in prototyping their needs with the software.
What the book covers
Getting started with SilverStripe: Learn the architecture and usability principles that underpin SilverStripe's modern approach. Go through the technical requirements, the installation process, and useful tools for your daily work.
Learn the CMS: Practical examples show you how to use the CMS as a content author, and how to manage content, images, documents, and forms without technical knowledge. Administrators learn how to set up permissions and security groups.
Develop a custom application: Use MVC and other modern design patterns to create well structured, object-oriented PHP code and concise template markup. Work through an interactive recruitment website as practical example project.
Extend through clean code and modules: Understand how SilverStripe is built on modularity and how this empowers you to build plugins and core extensions in an elegant, maintainable fashion.
Use SilverStripe professionally: In-depth topics on internationalisation, security, unit testing, caching, multi-page forms, and web services APIs ensure that you can build world-class websites.
The Authors
Steven Broschart has been active for 6 years as an advisor and developer at one of Germany's leading online marketing agencies, cyberpromote GmbH. Aside from developing PHP and Ruby on Rails business applications and coordinating key accounts for SEO, he advises his clients on selecting appropriate open source software. Steven is a regular author in relevant industry publications.
Ingo Schommer freelanced as a PHP and Flash developer for several years prior to joining SilverStripe in 2006 as a senior developer. At SilverStripe, Ingo has a key role architecting and implementing core functionality in the SilverStripe platform, and facilitates the involvement of the open-source community.
About the Translator
Julian Seidenberg has a background in developing web applications using PHP and Java and has worked in a variety of software engineering roles. He has a PhD in Semantic Web technology from the University of Manchester and is a developer at SilverStripe.
At a glance
- Pages: 456 Pages, English.
- Published by: John Wiley and Sons
- Errata: SilverStripe Book Errata


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Writing Quotes and Sayings
No tears in the writer, no tears in the reader. No surprise in the writer, no surprise in the reader.
- Robert Frost
If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.
- Toni Morrison
There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.
- Maya Angelou
Quantity produces quality. If you only write a few things, you're doomed.
- Ray Bradbury
The beautiful part of writing is that you don't have to get it right the first time, unlike, say, a brain surgeon.
- Robert Cormier
Look in your heart & write.
I write for the same reason I breathe – because if I didn't I would die.
- Isaac Asimov
You might not write well everyday, but you can always edit a bad page. You can't edit a blank page.
- Jodi Picoult
The idea is to write it so that people hear it and it slides through the brain and goes straight to the heart.
- Maya Angelou
If I waited for perfection I would never write a word.
- Margaret Atwood
A professional writer is an amateur who didn't quit.
- Richard Bach
Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.
- Benjamin Franklin
Not all pens can write well.
I write down my thoughts here. If you don't understand any, I would appreciate if you could skip it rather than criticizing it.
You are currently going through my best friend. Please be considerate and respectful of my diary.
Half of writing history is hiding the truth.
- Joss Whedon
Nature fits all her children with something to do, he who would write and can't write, can surely review.
- James Russell Lowell
Never write anything that does not give you great pleasure. Emotion is easily transferred from the writer to the reader.
- Joseph Joubert
What one wrote playfully, another reads with tension and passion; what one wrote with tension and passion,another reads playfully.
- Paul Valéry
I am the poet of the poor, because I was poor when I loved; since I could not give gifts, I gave words.
- Ovid
We can destroy what we have written, but we cannot unwrite it.
- Anthony Burgess
Writing is one-third imagination, one-third experience, and one third observation.
- William Faulkner
A writer needs three things, experience, observation, and imagination, any two of which, at times any one of which, can supply the lack of the others.
- William Faulkner
Everyone in the South has no time for reading because they are all too busy writing.
- William Faulkner
I never know what I think about something until I read what I've written on it.
- William Faulkner


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GAME: The Colorado State Rams vs. The University of Hawai'i Warriors
WHERE: Hughes Stadium, Fort Collins, CO
DATE/TIME: Saturday, Oct. 27th, 2012, 5:00 p.m. MT
RADIO COLORADO: AM 560 KLZ in Denver, KCOL 600 AM in Ft. Collins, KSIR 1010 AM in Ft. Morgan and KNZZ 1100 in Grand Junction
RADIO Hawai'i: ESPN 1420 AM
CONFERENCE: Mountain West
TEAMS: The Colorado State Rams (1 - 6, 0 - 3 MW) And The University of Hawai'i Warriors (1 - 5, 0 - 3 MW)
THE COACHES: Both first time head coaches Norm Chow and Jim McElwain are former offensive coordinators for successful teams, but finding little success early with the teams they have inherited. Chow, a native of Hawai'i has come home to coach the warriors, while McElwain is from Missoula, Montana and used to come to CSU to work with Sonny Lubick in the Ram's heyday.
THE SERIES: The Warriors and the Rams have played 20 times since the series started in 1925, in Honolulu; Hawai'i won 41-0. CSU holds the recent edge in the series as the Rams have won 6 out of the last 7 games played, including the last 3 in a row. CSU is 7 - 2 against the Warriors in games played in Fort Collins and is a slight favorite to win on Saturday. The Rams will be wearing the orange uniforms to honor the old colors of the CSU Aggies and are labeling the game an "orange out". CSU is 11 - 9 all time against the Warriors. Last meeting: Oct. 4, 1997, in Fort Collins; CSU won, 63-0.
KEY OFFENSIVE PLAYERS: The University of Hawai'i Warriors have a lone, blowout win against Lamar: 54 - 2. Sean Schroeder, 20/42 attempts, 272 yards, 6.5 yd average, 1 TD and no int last week against the New Mexico Lobos, hopes to have success against a depleted Rams' defense. Leading rusher Will Gregory had 99 yards against the Lobos on 13 carries for a 7.6 yard average (long of 36 yards). The Warriors will also try to test the CSU secondary with Scott Harding, who caught a 51 yard TD pass last week, and Billy Ray Stutzmann, who had 6 receptions for 73 yards.
CSU, seemingly in a major rebuilding phase, will be starting its third QB this weekend against Hawai'i. Without Garret Grayson and MJ McPeek (who will be the emergency backup), Freshman Conner Smith will start his first collegiate game this Saturday. Coach McElwain and many CSU boosters are excited about the upside of the 6 foot 5, 220 LB freshman. CSU has had a week off to heal, so perhaps RB Chris Nwoke can finally return to form, along with fellow RB Donnell Alexander. The Rams hope to take advantage of Hawai'i's third worst defense, behind Baylor (allowing 44 points a game) and the University of Colorado (allowing 42.5 points a game), which has allowed 42.3 points a game. Look to tight ends Crockett Gillmore and Kivon Cartwright, receivers Lou Greenwood, Charles Lovett and Dominique Vinson to try to get the Rams ahead.
KEY DEFENSIVE PLAYERS: Over the last 4 games, the Warriors have allowed 1,301 rushing yards. Number 25 Freshman DB Marrell Jackson lead Hawai'i last weekend with 10 tackles, 9 of which were solo (1 assist). Fellow Freshman #36 LB Benetton Fonua was right behind Jackson with 9 total tackles (4 Solo and 5 assists). Freshman CB Ne'Quan Phillips has the lone interception for the Warriors on the year along with one of the three fumble recoveries. The main sack threat for Hawai'i is Paipai Falemalu with 3 sacks for 13 yards and one fumble recovery. Leading the Warriors in total tackles for the season is junior CB Mike Edwards with 24 Solo tackles. Hawai'i has a distinct problem when the same Mike Edwards is the leading offensive player as well, as the kick off returner, with 810 total yards. The second leading gainer is the RB Will Gregory with 479 yards.
The Rams' defense has played well at times, but has been let down by the stagnant offensive unit. Against Air Force, the listless Rams let AFA score 21 points in the first quarter. DE Lanston Tanyi has 47 tackles, 6.7 a game and currently ranks 4th among all FBS defensive linemen and has 2 fumble recoveries. Freshman phenom Cory James has a CSU freshman record already, with 6.5 sacks in only week 9 of the season. LB Shaquil Barrett and Junior CB Shaq Bell have played large roles in the CSU defense, assisted by senior LB James Skelton, who has sacrificed some playing time this season. The CSU defense has improved, but has consistently been let down by the offense and special teams. For the Rams' defense to do well, the players in the other phases will definitely need to step up, otherwise the Rams are looking at their first one win season since 1988!


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Health officials have investigated four human cases of West Nile virus statewide. Cases have been identified in Hamilton, Marion and Jackson counties. Hoosiers are encouraged to take steps to protect themselves from West Nile virus and other mosquito-borne diseases. West Nile transmission within the mosquito population is currently much higher than in previous years. So far in 2012 mosquitoes carrying the virus have been found in 62 Indiana counties.
State health officials recommend:
• Avoid places where mosquitoes are biting;
• Apply insect repellent containing DEET, picaradin or oil of lemon eucalyptus to clothes and exposed skin;
• Install or repair screens on windows and doors to keep mosquitoes out of the home; and,
• When possible, wear pants and long sleeves, especially if walking in wooded or marshy areas.
West Nile virus usually causes West Nile fever, a milder form of the illness, which can include fever, headache, body aches, swollen lymph glands or a rash. Some individuals will develop a more severe form of the disease with encephalitis or meningitis and other severe syndromes, including flaccid muscle paralysis.
To reduce potential mosquito breeding grounds:
• Discard old tires, tin cans, ceramic pots or other containers that can hold water;
• Repair failed septic systems;
• Drill holes in the bottom of recycling containers left outdoors;
• Keep grass cut short and shrubbery trimmed;
• Clean clogged roof gutters, particularly if leaves tend to plug up the drains;
• Frequently replace the water in pet bowls;
• Flush ornamental fountains and birdbaths periodically; and,
• Aerate ornamental pools, or stock them with predatory fish.
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TUBA CITY, Ariz. - When John Christian Hopkins was a young child he would clutch a book when he slept at night, and when he was a student at Chariho High School in the 1970's, he would skip class to read books at the library.
By MARTHA SMITH
Special to the Standard
EXETER – Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer does, in fact, have a very shiny nose. It is made of the largest size red gazing ball typically found on pedestals in flower gardens.
Since October, this particular deer, perched in a Large and In Charge fashion in the field next to Schartner Farm on South Country Trail, has had several incarnations. Made of huge bales of hay – both rolled and rectangular – it was a witch for Halloween and a Pilgrim for Thanksgiving.
CHARLESTOWN - The Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management (DEM) has agreed to begin writing new regulations regarding waste water treatment that will be aimed at protecting local salt ponds and lessening financial burdens for homeowners looking to renovate.
By ANTHONY aRUSSO
CHARLESTOWN - The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) has agreed to begin writing new regulations regarding waste water treatment that will be aimed at protecting local salt ponds and lessening financial burdens for homeowners wanting to renovate.
The agreement was made as the result of a meeting between DEM officials and state legislators called by State Rep. Donna Walsh (D-36). Representatives Teresa Tanzi (D-34) and Spencer Dickinson (D-35) took part in the discussions.
The person whose story I'm telling today is not someone local or even anyone you know, but he was very dear to me.
Today's column is about my father, Clyde E. Smith, an Appalachian farm boy and unlikely soldier who was drafted into World War II at the age of 30, after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Today would have been his 100th birthday.
Dad was the last of four children born in Halleck, an unincorporated West Virginia outpost with a tiny church, cemetery and school surrounded by sprawling family farms where men worked themselves and their children nearly to death.
EAST GREENWICH — East Greenwich High School Principal Michael Podraza brought forth to the School Committee at Tuesday's meeting at Cole Middle School an overview of significant changes to the school's Program of Studies that affects a number of curriculums.
The changes are a reaction, Podraza said, of policies that are being done in terms of highschool reform, from initial guidance by the state in setting "multiple pathways" where students can receive credit.
For more on the story, check out the Dec. 22 edition of the East Greenwich Pendulum.
EAST GREENWICH — It's not about discipline. It's about common sense and representing the East Greenwich Fire District.
That was the message Board of Fire Commissioners Chairman Douglas Axelsen and Deputy Chief Russell McGillivray hope to send with the district's new Code of Ethics, composed by McGillivray as part of the district's Standard Operating Guide that governs firefighters' behavior. The new code was adopted unanimously by the board last Thursday.
PROVIDENCE – Senators and Representatives of District 35, which encompasses most of East Greenwich, may face a whole new set of voters in several other towns, now that the state's redistricting commission has endorsed three plans that will radically alter voting districts throughout the state.
In Room 313 at the State House Monday evening, the 17 members of the Special Committee on Reapportionment voted 11-6 to approve the new statewide district map under Congress Plan F; and 17-0 to approve the new districts proposed under Senate Plan E as amended and House Plan D, as amended.
By LINDSAY OLIVIER
NORTH KINGSTOWN – A North Kingstown man pleaded guilty in Providence federal court Tuesday morning to being in possession of over 7,500 images of child pornography.
Leon Tousignant, 67, of 2180 Tower Hill Road, pleaded guilty to one count of possession of child pornography and could face up to 10 years in a federal prison with a supervised release for a term of five years to life, and up to a $250,000 fine when he's sentenced on March 15, 2012 before Chief U.S. District Court Judge Mary Lisi.
By ERIC RUEB
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A south Florida man remains behind bars in Lowndes County tonight after the biggest drug trafficking bust of the year for the sheriff's office.
Eight kilos of cocaine, valued at $800,000 is now out of the hands of a suspected drug trafficker. Early yesterday morning Lowndes County deputies stopped a Ford Taurus heading North on I-75 for weaving in and out of traffic.
Officials say the driver 30-year-old Glenn Cruz of Homestead, Florida was driving on a suspended license and seemed very nervous. That's when deputies asked to search his car.
"He gave them consent to search and then they found this really sophisticated trap above the roof of the car," said Lowndes County Sheriff Chris Prine.
And by prying open the top of the roof, deputies found this hidden compartment. Packed with 16 pounds of cocaine, all sealed in vacuum food storage bags.
Lowndes County Sheriff Chris Prine credits his deputies training in finding these traps. "It's just education, and its just a continuous battle; they've really gotten sophisticated with their traps."
And now they'll use this car as a training tool. "We'll dissect it down and of course give that information to other states as well," said Prine.
Prine believes Cruz was just the transporter in this operation. And he now faces drug trafficking charges.
"I feel every time we stop one, probably ten goes by us. I mean this drug traffic is really heavy," said Prine.
This is the biggest trafficking bust of the year for the sheriff's office. They're working with the DEA to find out where this specific operation began.
Glenn Cruz is also charged with driving on a suspended driver's license. He's booked in the Lowndes County jail.
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Lowndes County Sheriff's Office I.C.E. (Interstate Criminal Enforcement) has uncovered eight kilos of cocaine, a street value of $800,000.00 during a traffic stop on interstate 75.
The driver, Glenn Cruz of Homestead, Florida was operating the vehicle with a suspended license. A consensual search of the car led to the discovery of a hidden electronic compartment in the roof where the eight heat sealed kilos of cocaine were found.
A Lowndes County Sheriff's Office investigator attached to the DEA Task Force is assisting the ICE team with the investigation.
Anyone with information on drug trafficking or other crimes please contact the Lowndes County Sheriff's Office at 229-671-2985.
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Farris is a Walker High School graduate and is currently a sophomore at the University of Alabama majoring in commerce and business administration. Farris also won the talent portion of the competition, presented by the Walker County Arts Alliance, with a classical piano excerpt from "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6." The two awards total $2,200 in scholarship money.
Overwhelmed with emotion and excitement after the crowning, Farris was surrounded by the people who she credited with much of her success, including her parents, Circuit Judge Doug Farris and Jane Farris, as well as her sister Gracie.
"I couldn't have done it without my family and friends," Farris said after her crowning. "They have been there through thick and thin."
Although Farris was excited about her win, she was already focused on the future. She will represent Walker County in June at the Miss Alabama Pageant held at Samford University, where 51 contestants will vie for the chance to compete for Miss America.
"I'm ready to represent Walker County in Miss Alabama, and gain statewide and possibly national recognition for my platform, 'LiveLovely: hope for a cure, strength for a lifetime.' That is my ultimate end goal," Farris said.
The mistress of ceremonies for the event was Hayley Jones, Miss Walker County 2010.
The Leigh Sherer Scholarship Award was awarded to Sarai Ingle, who was also named the first runner-up for the pageant. Ingle received $1,600 in scholarship money total.
The Dorothy and Nelson Hudson Memorial Scholarship award was given to Jessica Cook.
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