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German Siogrin, site manager of the Fashionhaus Hotel, puts the finishing touches on a giant bed, measuring 8 feet by almost 9, in one of their suites, Wednesday, January 12, 2011. Fashionhaus Hotel, 536 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida, is a newly renovated boutique hotel in South Beach. (Marice Cohn Band/Miami Herald/MCT / January 12, 2011)
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A private club-slash-chic-hotel in Miami Beach and upscale boutique (inside a new high-rise hotel) in downtown Miami were the highlights of the new hotel offerings in the past 12 months. But the bulk of what's new used to be old.
Former apartment buildings and shuttered hotels are finding new life in South Florida's lodging landscape. More is expected as financially troubled properties find new owners willing to invest in improvements to lure new visitors.
Already, the improving economy is delivering good news. The most recent figures available show that hotel occupancy increased in Broward, Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys year over year. Room rates ticked up too.
That means locals who want to sample the newest goods might expect to pay more than in the previous couple of years. But most hotels are offering some kind of summer specials for staycationers.
And stay tuned for more grand opening specials. Other big projects are expected to wrap up soon, including the nearly completed Dream South Beach, which is partially open, and two Ocean Drive renovations, Hotel Breakwater and Waldorf. But for now, here are the highlights of what's new.
—Bal Harbour Quarzo
What's new: The all-suite, three-story hotel had a former life as an apartment building. It was completely renovated before opening with 27 suites available to rent. Nineteen of those have full kitchens, while the rest have kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. A second phase of the project will add 49 more suites.
Bragging rights: Rooms are luxuriously roomy without a giant price tag. Most junior suites are 400-450 square feet; one-bedroom suites are 1,150 square feet and the master suites are 1,800 square feet. A serene "beach garden" with sun beds and cabanas overlooks the Intracoastal Waterway; the beach is a short walk away. Free Wi-Fi. Free Pilates on the beach several times a week.
Caveat emptor: No on-site restaurant or spa, though guests can arrange for a private chef to cook in their room. In-room spa services are available, as is the spa at One Bal Harbour across the street. Just west of the Collins Avenue bridge, the hotel can be somewhat tricky to find.
Best for: Families who want plenty of space and kitchen amenities; high-end shoppers who want to splurge at the nearby Bal Harbour Shops rather than on a hotel.
Details: 290 Bal Bay Drive, Bal Harbour, 305-222-7922, http://www.quarzomiamihotel.com.
Rates & deals: In low season, junior suites from $199; one-bedroom from $259, master from $309. Through Sept. 30, stay three nights get the fourth free.
—Fashionhaus Hotel
What's new: Just about everything but the structure of the old Henry Hotel. The 48-suite hotel features pictures of models, photographers and other international fashion icons on the doors and walls.
Bragging rights: The fashion suite includes a "super king-sized" bed that measures 8 feet by more than 8 1 / 2 feet.
Caveat emptor: For "suites," the rooms are small: a master suite is 230 square feet. The hotel doesn't have some of the amenities like an in-house gym or pool that some travelers want when they come to Miami Beach.
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If you'd like to read an anti-Josh Beckett column today, you could do a lot worse than ESPN Boston's Gordon Edes. See, some poor reporter had the temerity to ask Beckett about his now-infamous golf outing -- you know, the one two days before he missed his last start with tightness in one of those muscles most of us don't have -- and Beckett didn't respond with an excessive amount of grace. Essentially, he said he gets "18 off-days a year" and if you don't like what he does on those off-days, you can go ... well, you know.
Just a bit of Edes:
Let's start with "18 off days a year." That's how many Dustin Pedroia gets in the course of a season. Not Josh Beckett or any other starting pitcher. Many of them play golf as many days as they can between starts. Former Sox pitcher Derek Lowe, who beat Beckett on Thursday night for Cleveland, said he plans to golf Friday.
And the true extent of his tone deafness was that for most people hearing or reading his words, the immediate response is: 18 days? What about the 3½ months after the season, or 4½ months if you blow a certain playoff spot and don't play in October?
... Josh Beckett is paid $15.75 million. If he makes 32 starts in the course of a season, that means he is paid $492,187.50 per start. Is it so egregious to have to answer a question or two about the wisdom of golfing when you're supposedly too hurt to pitch? Or to concede that perception does matter and when people are desperately looking for a reason to fall back in love with this team after last summer's fiasco, you have to be sensitive to those perceptions?
That's not the way Josh Beckett sees it.
Let me offer just a couple of thoughts in Josh Beckett's defense.
One, we can't say with any certainty that Josh Beckett doesn't care. All we can say is that he doesn't seem to care. Which, yes, does matter. It's just easier to run a baseball team when everyone seems to be pulling on the same end of the rope.
Two, Beckett might not be the same pitcher -- the good pitcher he used to be, I mean -- if divorced from his I'm-Josh-Beckett-and-go-f-yourself-if-you-don't-like-it attitude. When the Red Sox committed $68 million to Beckett, they must have had a pretty good idea of what they were getting, both pitching- and attitude-wise.
It's fair to point out, though, that since signing that four-year, $68 million contract in the spring of 2010, Beckett's won only 21 games and managed to really annoy Gordon Edes. To some degree, this is about poor management as much as it's about Beckett's poor judgment.

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Holiday Lights Train
The Holiday Light Train is Pete's biggest event of the year. The park is decorated for the Holidays. See over 250,000 lights in various displays. Giant toy soldiers, candy canes, cascading snow flakes, flying reindeer, and swans swimming, just to name a few of Pete's displays!
CITY: Waterman
DeKalb Corn Fest
Corn Fest is one of the last, free, summer, music festivals among Illinois music and summer festivals in Illinois. Well over 100,000 people from around Illinois and the Midwest attend the music festival over a three day weekend. This festival features a carnival complete with rides and games, food booths, free live music, kiddie korner with large inflatables, family entertainment and much more. Friday night is carnival wristband nights for the kids with unlimited rides from 6-10pm. Festival areas feature food and business vendor booths, and a beer garden
CITY: DeKalb
Blacksmith Demonstrations and Tours
Live blacksmith demonstrations and tours at the Joseph F. Glidden Homestead June 8th and 22nd from Noon to 4:00 pm. and on the second and fourth Sunday of each month.
CITY: DeKalb
Sycamore Pumpkin Fest
2014 is the 53rd Annual Sycamore Pumpkin Festival. Back in 1956, Wally Thurow, who is known as Sycamore's "Mr. Pumpkin", began what was to become the Sycamore Pumpkin Festival when he displayed a few decorated pumpkins on his front lawn to turn Halloween into a time of fun and creativity. In 1962, through the efforts of Mr. Pumpkin and the Sycamore Lions Club, the Sycamore Pumpkin Festival became an official celebration in Sycamore. The Courthouse lawn is the center of activities, including thousands of decorated pumpkins on display, there are also art and craft shows, a house walk, a pie eating contest, a carnival, a fun fair, a race and other events. The festival is concluded by a giant parade on Sunday afternoon.
CITY: Sycamore
DeKalb Kite Fest
Looking for a fun family day out? The DeKalb Kite Fest is great fun for the whole family whether you choose to make, fly, or just watch the kites fly. There are lots of large beautiful kites that fill the sky.
CITY: DeKalb
Genoa Pioneer Day
The Kishwaukee Valley Heritage Society presents "Genoa Pioneer Day." This event will bring the experience of old time tradesman and crafters by providing a demonstration of skills, stagecoach rides, hands on activities, silent auction, fresh churned butter, fresh made cornbread, Lion's Club pork chops, kids games, music, old time pretend gun fights, President and Mrs Lincoln will be there. Bring your kids, Bring your friends! Bring your grandma and your grandpa!!! A fun and educational event right in your own hometown!! Activities start at 11:00 AM and Finish at 4:00 PM. For more information call 815-784-5559 or 815-784-5498, or visit www.genoamainstreet.com. Sponsored by Kishwaukee Valley Heritage Society.
CITY: Genoa
Jonamac Orchard's Haunted Maze
This 10-acre cornfield and 3-miles of winding pathways will take on a Halloween makeover! Adventure seekers should prepare to be scared when they challenge the maze during the Haunting! Open on Fridays and Saturdays from October 3 - 31, 2014
CITY: Malta
Arsenic and Old Lace
The Stage Coach Players present "Arsenic and Old Lace", the story of the eccentric Brewster family of Brooklyn, N.Y. In addition to the scheming old women who poison their victims with elderberry wine, the family includes Teddy, who suffers delusions that he is Theodore Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the cellar of his home. The locks he digs become convenient graves for the lonely men who fall victims to Aunt Martha and Aunt Abby's machinations. When their nephew Mortimer discovers a body under the window seat of his aunt's home, however, the elderly women fess up to their deeds matter-of-factually and the events become more absurd right up to the surprise ending. Showing on August 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 2014 at 7:30 pm and August 24, 2014 at 2:00 pm
CITY: DeKalb
Music Under the Stars
Music Under the Stars features a variety of music throughout the summer, including jazz, rock, big band, reggae and more.
CITY: Yorkville
Jonamac Orchard Opening Weekend!
Come and enjoy a day in the country! Pick your own apples. Get lost in the corn maze. Visit the petting zoo. Enjoy the freshly baked pies and apple cider donuts and much more!
CITY: Malta
Sandwich Fair
Always held the Wednesday after Labor Day. This large DeKalb County Fair held at the fairgrounds on Illinois Route 34, just south of DeKalb, in Sandwich. There will be a carnival, lots of different food vendors, entertainment for all tastes, horse shows to enjoy, truck and tractor pulls, and so much more.
CITY: Sandwich
The Underpants
Play set in Dusseldorf, Germany on 1910, Louis Maske inadvertnetly drops her ill-fitting drawers in the middle of town square during a parade to honor the king.
CITY: DeKalb
Glidden Homestead Patent Day Celebration!
Joseph F. Glidden was granted a patent on November 24, 1874 for "The Winner," what became one of the most-widely used types of barbed wire in the nation. It all began on the Glidden farm, at the time "a mile west of the City of DeKalb." Joseph began searching for a better fencing method after his wife, Lucinda, complained about livestock getting into the yard. Hours: Noon to 4:00 pm. Barbed Wire Sites Tour at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm
CITY: DeKalb
Urinetown, The Musical
The Musical is a satirical comedy musical from 2001. It satirizes the legal system, capitalism, social irresponsibility, populism, bureaucracy, corporate mismanagement, and municipal politics. See website for dates and times.
CITY: DeKalb
Holiday House Walk
Come and enjoy a tour of five beautifully decorated and historic homes in Hinckley open to the public. Five homes will be featured in this holiday event. Tickets will go on sale beginning November 1. Tickets will be available for purchase the day of as well. The house walk will be from 2:00pm-6:00pm. Sponsored by Hinckley Parks and Recreation. Tickets are available at the following locations: Hinckley Fresh Market, Hinckley Public Library, Hinckley Village Office, Jack and Jina's BP, and Treasures Old and New
CITY: Hinckley
White Christmas
Based on the timeless film, this heartwarming musical adaptation features seventeen Irving Berlin songs and a book by David Ives and Paul Blake. Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis have a successful song-and-dance act after World War II. The showings are on: December 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 2014 at 7:30 pm December 7, 14, 2014 at 2:00 pm
CITY: DeKalb
Ellwood Holiday Traditions Weekend
Start your holiday season by taking a guided tour of the decorated Ellwood House mansion. Local businesses, decorators, college groups, and clubs help to present the home in a new, elegant way each year. This is the place to get ideas for your own decorating or view what times were like while the Ellwoods inhabited the opulent home.
CITY: DeKalb
To Gillian on her 37th Birthday
In this touching play, David loves his wife, Gillian. Unfortunately, she died two years ago. David deals with his grief by continuing his romance with Gillian during walks with her "ghost" on the beach at night.
CITY: DeKalb
Hinckley Germanfest
Planned activities include a craft show, a dance contest, stein holding contests, antique tractor show, races, a church service and delectable international food and much more!
CITY: Hinckley
We the People
This play will serve as a fine reminder that the remarkable words written by our forefathers many years ago are still a living document, part of our lives each and every day.
CITY: Sandwich
Amenti: Egyptian Theatre Haunted House
Amenti is the Egyptian Goddess guarding the world of the dead. Within her gates lie the horrors of the Egyptian underworld. Terror after terror await those who dare to enter. But be careful, Amenti jealously guards her gates and assures that no one escapes. The haunted house Amenti will take you throughout the historic Egyptian Theatre taking you to six different levels featuring over 20 different scenes. This attraction usually takes 20-30 minutes to go through once you start. This attraction is one of the most talked about events in the DeKalb area every October. Over 3,000 people experience the horrors of Amenti each year. The Amenti Haunted House will be open October 17-19, 24-26, 30-31 and November 1, 2014.
CITY: DeKalb
Pumpkin Run 10K
The 10K is held during Sycamore Illinois' world famous Pumpkin Festival. This race has become a staple in the Northern Illinois race schedule. • USATF sanctioned & certified • ChronoTrack Timing with Bib tags • Course Marshals and Accurate Route Markings • Water stations • Official race results immediately • Traffic control • Medical team on hand • Finish line staffed & supervised by experienced race workers • Refreshments after race including an ice cold Oktoberfest beer for 21 & over • Colorful long-sleeve dri-release shirt The Sycamore Pumpkin Run 10k has had running beginners of all ages as well as advanced runners. Register today!
CITY: Sycamore
NIU Opening Football Game
NIU Opening Football Game! Come and cheer on the Huskies as they take on Presbyterian College! 6:00pm Kick-off
CITY: DeKalb
Sandwich Fair
This is the longest consecutively running fair in Illinois. Country music stars, carnival, arts and crafts, horse shows, truck and tractor pulls, demolition derby, petting zoo, and livestock judging.
CITY: Sanwich
Sunday at Sandwich Antiques Show
A monthly market of quality antiques, collectibles, crafts & garden. Held at the Historic Sandwich Fair Grounds. Rain or shine. Free parking.
CITY: Sandwich
Hometown Days Festival
Four days and nights full of music, food, and fun!
CITY: Yorkville
Plano Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest features authentic German bands, a beer wagon with real German beers and wine, authentic traditional German food - Schnitzel, Roast Pork, Kassler Rippchen, Bratwurst, Potato Salad, Sauerkraut, Strudel and more!
CITY: Plano
Harvest Moon Festival
The finest emerging musical artists from around the country coupled with craft beer from local and national breweries makes for a very enjoyable weekend.
CITY: Yorkville
Holiday Under the Stars
A traditional tree lighting ceremony, food, holiday fun activities, Santa's workshop with a visit from Santa and to the end the evening - a holiday fireworks show.
CITY: Yorkville
Festival of Crafts
The largest and oldest arts and crafts festival in Illinois. Celebrating 56 years of handmade gifts and home décor. Three locations and hundreds of vendors throughout Sandwich.
CITY: Sanwich
Lyon Farm Fall Festival
Quilting, wood sawing, butter churning, plowing, blacksmithing, hay baling and sheep shearing with all the trimmings that include hay rides, exhibits, crafts, classic cars and food. $5 adults, $2 children 7 and older, free 6 and younger.
CITY: Yorkville
DeKalb Farmers Market
The DeKalb Farmers Market features locally-grown produce, wine, baked goods, flowers and artisan crafts. Every Thursday (June 5th - Sept 25) 10am - 2pm Van Buer Plaza on the corner of North Second & Locust St. in DeKalb. For more information call 815-756-6306 or visit http://www.dekalb.org
CITY: DeKalb
Christmas in the Country Craft Fair
Sandwich is well known for its craft fairs. Join them at Sandwich Schools for their Christmas in the Country Craft Fair.
CITY: Sandwich
Sycamore Farmers Market
Sycamore's annual Farmers Market brings you the freshest fruits, vegetables, breads, meats, cheeses, flowers and live entertainment! Enjoy some live music from local artists and fresh foods brought to you directly from the farmers themselves! Every Sunday (June 1st - Sept 28th) 10am - 2pm Corner of Somonauk & Elm St, Sycamore, IL.
CITY: Sycamore
Fox Valley American Indian Artifact Show
Exhibits feature a variety of tools, flint points, weapons, pottery, copper implements and hundreds of other items used by Native Americans over a period of 14,000 years.
CITY: Yorkville
Lyon Farm Halloween Festival
Old-fashioned games, trick-or-treating, a costume parade, hayrides and prizes will be available at the two Halloween parties at the Lyon Farm. Families with children of all ages are welcome. Takes place on Sunday, October 19 and Sunday, October 26.
CITY: Yorkville
Holiday in the Grove
Enjoy Christmas in the Grove this year! Children's Holiday Shop, sleigh rides, caroling, crafts, breakfast with Santa. Children's Free Raffle basket returns with goodies for all ages!
CITY: Sugar Grove
Hinckley Farmers Market
The Hinckley Farmers Market features locally-grown produce, wine, baked goods, flowers and artisan crafts. Every Saturday (Mid-June - Mid-October depending on weather) 9am - Noon 710 James St. in the Hinckley Fresh Market parking lot, on the corner of Rt. 30 and Somonauk Road For more information call 815-590-4069
CITY: Hinckley
Kathy Reichs
The Anthropology Museum at Northern Illinois University is proud to announce that Forensic Anthropologist, Award-Winning Author, and a Producer of the TV series "Bones", Kathy Reichs, will make an appearance.
CITY: DeKalb
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Beautiful 3 bedroom townhouse at exclusive Indigo Reef Resort!Beautiful, quiet complex on the Gulf of Mexico offering dockage for your boat, huge heated pool, fitness center. Sit on the porch off the living room or the upper deck off the master bedroom and enjoy the views! Granite and stainless kitchen, spacious living room with large flat screen TV, DVD, wireless internet. Upstairs each bedroom has a TV as well. King in the master with a spacious master bath with tub and walk-in shower. Queen in second bedroom and 2 twins in the third. There is a second bath upstairs, washer/dryer, and a powder room off the kitchen. No sofa bed, so sleeps 6 but is licensed for 8. Can bring an air bed.
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ONQ, I would suggest that your numbers are dramatically inaccurate. Where do you get your figure of 15,000 ? The best figures available between 2006 and 2008 suggested that there were approximately 3,000 Architectural Technologists working in the industry (as AT's) That was before the crash, where many of these people emigrated.
RIAI and CIAT have about 650 to 700 Architectural Technologist members between them in Ireland.
CIAT claim to to represent just 7,500 AT's worldwide. Could you clarify your figures / source ?
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Drive through parts of Boulder County, Colo., and you'll find destruction in every direction.
"It's a lot like what we experienced in 2011 with Tropical Storm Irene," said Sue Minter, the deputy secretary of the Vt. Agency of Transportation and former Irene Recovery Officer.
Minter is there. Colorado officials brought her in to help assess the damage from deadly flooding, where steep mountains funneled a torrent of water into towns, and to help guide road and bridge repair.
"Here we have been sharing some advice, giving some lessons learned from Irene," Minter said.
Record rain in Colorado wiped out 200 miles of roads and 50 state bridges. Comparable damage was seen across the Green Mountains two years ago. At least seven people are dead in Colorado; six lives were lost here during Irene. But 200 people are still unaccounted for in Colorado.
"Really here they are in the rescue operation, people are still missing," Minter said. "We have a real special kinship for Colorado at this time, knowing how close we are to what they are experiencing."
Minter and her team advised Colorado's governor and transportation officials on setting up an incident command center and what to expect in the weeks and months to come.
Progress is being made already-- roads rebuilt. Thursday, the first wave of Colorado residents returned home and they're coming back to a muddy mess.
"Neighbors are already coming together to help each other and fundraising has already begun," Minter said. "So many of the things we saw in Vermont."
And like Irene, the storm in Colorado leaves that state with clean up and rebuilding that will take years.
Reporter Darren Perron: How long do you anticipate the recovery to last there in Colorado?
Sue Minter: It is one of the messages we have to give them, reminding them that this is a long-term process. It is a marathon, not a sprint.
Minter says road and bridge repairs, like in Vermont, could take up to three years in Colorado, and getting everyone back in their homes-- possibly longer. She advised the governor to look at the home buyout program. Minter expects to be in Colorado until Sunday. The state of Colorado is paying for the trip.


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Tottenham Hotspur are keen to bolster their left-back options with the signing of Chelsea's Ryan Bertrand, according to the Daily Express.
The one-cap England international would cost Spurs in the region of £8m, with Mauricio Pochettino hopeful of adding to his choices at left-back.
Benoit Assou-Ekotto spent last season on loan at Championship side Queens Park Rangers, whilst Danny Rose flattered to deceive for much of the campaign having previously excelled on loan at Sunderland.
Bertrand, 24, spent the second half of last season with Aston Villa after making just one Premier League start for the Blues.
The Southwark-born defender, who won his solitary England cap in 2012, shot to prominance as he deputised in a disciplined left-midfield position in Chelsea's Champions League final defeat of Bayern Munich earlier in the year.
However, having failed to kick on at Stamford Bridge, Bertrand is keen to leave the West London outfit in search of regular first-team action.
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The KeyLargo House @ Lake Moovalya Keys in Parker
- bedrooms 6
- baths 5
- sleeps 10
- pool no
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If you're looking for a perfect river vacation getaway … look no further you found the right house!
Enjoy all the comforts of this 3,200 square foot home. This home is decorated with all the comforts in mind. This home boasts six large bedrooms and five bathrooms with most of the bedrooms having their own private bathrooms! This home was built in 2010 so all the furnishings are newer including all the kitchen appliances, bedroom sets, pillow top mattresses, dining room furnishings, and family room furnishings. This is a carefully decorated home making this a "home away from home" for all your family and friends to enjoy. This home may be large, but it's great for both large and small gathering of friends and family.
We're located on one of the best "No Wake" water canals in the keys. All the canals lead to the main Colorado River and offer calm waters for the kids and adults to chill and float while sipping on your favorite drink. The canals are perfect for swimming, kayaking, tube floating, stand boarding, and just about anything including fishing!
The Key Largo House also has a 65 foot private dock making it awesome to park several boats and watercrafts without having to worry about over parking your boat onto your neighbors dock. The swimming is also great right off the dock. Just throw in your inner tube, grab a drink and you're floating in heaven!
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The home amenities are newer furnishings, 65 foot private dock, 60" LED TV, Sterio, Cable, Internet WiFi, Washer & dryer, use of a 2 car garage & several outdoor parking spaces, all kitchen appliances, blenders, cooking utensils and cookware. Outdoor amenities include peaceful sitting areas, outdoor table for 8, lounge chairs, and a BBQ.
Six bedrooms, Br1: Queen bed, Br2: Queen & private bathroom, Br3 Queen & private bathroom, Br4: Queen & private bathroom, Br5 Cal King, Br6: Queen & private bathroom.
activities and attractions in Parker Arizona
Parker is the playground of the southwest. Visitors and residents enjoy the natural beauty of miles and miles of Colorado river, pristine deserts, and beautiful mountain vistas.
Parker not only offers water activities and off road activities, But has great golfing at the local Emerald Golf Course and 30 minutes away are six other golf courses in nearby Lake Havasu. Plenty of restaurants and nightclubs lining the river offer fun times. Also the nearby Blue Water Casino, as well as the famous Desert Bar & Grill offer great entertaining and attractions.
The water activities include boating, water skiing, wakeboarding, jet skiing, tube floating, fishing, kayaking, windsurfing, and even parasailing! Off road activities include miles and miles of off-road trails for all sorts of ATV's Motorcycles, and off road trucks to venture out into.
Whether you want to go boating, fishing, golfing or simply want to race your motorcycle, Parker Arizona offers you and your family a fun time that you can't afford to miss!
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Summer Rates:
*May - September $600/night with a 3 night minimum, or $3,600/week for a full week special deal!
***Ask for Mid week specials, Sunday - Thursday ***
Fall & Spring rates:
March, April, October, November $500/night 2,500/week
Winter rates:
A monthly rate of $2,000 a month is available for the winter
* Holiday Rates:
Memorial Day, Tube Float (June 7th), July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Race weekends in October/February $700/night with a 4 night mimimum
$500 Deposit $200 Cleaning fee
Kim Harsh @ RGR Realty or Tony Gaipa 928-667-3381
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Parker
- Boating
- Water Crafting/Kayaking
- Wake boarding/Water Ski
- Golfing
- Fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- Tube Floating
- Kayak/paddle board
- Hiking
- Golfing
- Fishing
Top things to do with a family
- Boating
- Water Crafting/kayaking
- Wake boarding/Water Ski
- Golfing
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Update: Production company Trust Nordisk has confirmed that Magnolia has acquired the U.S. rights for Lars Von Trier's "Nymphomaniac." No release date has been set just yet.
The limited theatrical/VOD model is more and more gaining prominence as way to take on challenging or smaller scale films and have them find an audience where a regular multiplex release might see it get buried. We've seen "Margin Call" and "Arbitrage" become success stories, not only finding viewers, but also earning awards season buzz. Magnolia have had success with the model too, and one only has to point to their efforts with Lars Von Trier's "Melancholia," which they managed to bring to over $3 million domestically. Not bad for a tough movie about the end of the world, and it was the best effort at the North American box office for the director since "Dancer In The Dark." And it looks like they'll be getting into bed with him again.
Deadline reports that Magnolia is the frontrunner to make a deal for the already buzzed about "Nymphomaniac," with $2 million said to be the pricetag. Will the advance hype around the movie turn into bonafide box office bucks? That's always the question, but there's no doubt that the curiosity factor around the movie is massive given it's sordid subject matter and provocative imagery. But with a cast that includes Charlotte Gainsbourg, Stellan Skarsgard, Shia LaBeouf, Jamie Bell, Christian Slater, Willem Dafoe, Connie Nielsen and more, the star power will likely help sell an otherwise tough premise centered around a woman recounting her sex life to a stranger after being found beaten in an alley.
Where or not it goes to Cannes is the million dollar question and we'll have to see, but with a distributor circling and footage being screened already in Berlin at the buyer's market, it's much more certain that his will pop up on the festival calendar somewhere this year.
bobby ess | May 6, 2013 10:14 AM
Melancholia is his masterwork. I hope von Trier gave this film a different look, though.
(fat chance no roving camera) But who cares? This man is an incredible visionary
and storyteller. (And please, Cannes, forgive the guy for his dumb Hitler comment,
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zatopek | February 12, 2013 3:09 AM
"Four editors were working around the clock to meet the Cannes deadline, but we had to give it up - after 268 script pages, 11 weeks of shooting and with 100 hours of material it would have been rape to finish the two films in time for the festival. But there is absolutely no bad blood between us," explained Danish producer and CEO of Zentropa Entertainments, Peter Aalbæk Jensen."
Can I have my million dollars now?
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Sorry but there's no way I'm watching this on VOD, gotta go big screen all the way for this one!


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The Bears received bad news after extending their winning streak to five, as QB Jay Cutler reportedly broke the thumb on his throwing hand.
Fox Sports' Jay Glazer first reported that Cutler had a broken thumb. The Chicago Tribune's Vaughn McClure reported that the fracture is in his throwing hand and tweeted that the Bears are preparing to move on without Cutler "for a while."
According to Mike Wright of ESPN Chicago, surgery is upcoming for Cutler and the injury may cost him the rest of the regular season. Per McClure, the injury will sideline Cutler for 6-8 weeks, but the team doesn't plan to put him on injured reserve.
Cutler completed 18-of-31 passes for 286 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's win over the Chargers. For the second time in the last three weeks, Cutler was not sacked.
He has thrown 13 touchdowns and seven interceptions this season.
The Bears' backup quarterback is Caleb Hanie, who most memorably stepped in for Cutler in the second half of last season's NFC Championship game against the Packers. He completed 13-of-20 passes for 153 yards, a touchdown and two picks in the loss. Hanie has played in two games this season, but has not thrown a pass.
The Bears are tied with the Lions behind the Packers in the NFC North and are in the lead for one of the two wild-card spots in the NFC.
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Losing Cutler would be a devastating blow to the Bears, who have been one of the best teams in the league over the last five weeks. Cutler has shown his toughness during the streak and played some of the best football of his career at times.
Hanie, a fourth-year veteran, has never started a game, and defenses will focus even more on bottling up Matt Forté with Hanie under center.
The Bears only have two teams that currently have winning records remaining on their schedule — the Packers and Raiders. They also play the Chiefs, Broncos, Seahawks and Vikings. That schedule looked very manageable before the news of Cutler's injury, but making the postseason with Hanie at quarterback is going to be a tremendous challenge.


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(02/10/14) - We now know the name of the man who was shot and killed over the
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Michigan State Police say 25-year-old Brian Charbonneau was shot and killed at a
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THE FORMER Chelsea Housing Authority director, Michael McLaughlin, has proven yet again that he can outwit the powers that be ("McLaughlin will plead guilty, assist probe," Page A1, Feb. 16). After inflating his salary by up to $164,000 per year, setting himself up for one of the largest pensions in state history, and leaving with a golden parachute of two six-figure checks, only one of which the state could get back, he now has arranged to avoid any time in the big house.
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A Moody Air Force Base couple is without a home after authorities say burglars broke in and set it on fire.
Early Monday morning, firefighters responded to a fire on Deborah Drive in Valdosta. Firefighters believe flammable liquids were used to start the fire. A shotgun, two handguns, and two TV's were stolen.
Sergeant First Class Jonathon Santay and his wife Victoria were on vacation. They did not want to go on camera but said they lost almost everything except the clothes in their suitcases.
"We don't give our Air Force people enough credit, because they put their lives on the line everyday. And that's real sad when they lose their property," said neighbor, Billy Sarco.
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Horizon East 701 in Myrtle Beach
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Many ocean front condos can be long and narrow, rather "cozy", or maybe just plain small! This end unit in recently refurbished Horizon East offers a spacious exception. There are two master bedrooms, each with full bath and a sliding door to a balcony. Both enjoy breathtaking view of blue sky and golden sand, and the soothing sound of the waves. The third bedroom has twin beds and enjoys a nice view of the colorful rooftops of Garden City. Comfortably furnished dining and living areas provide plenty of space to sit back and enjoy the relaxing sound of the ocean from the living room or the balcony. When you're ready to feel the soft warm sand between your toes, the Garden City beach is right out from the lobby.
The three bedrooms are one level, no stairs to climb. There are TVs and DVD players in all three bedrooms. The beach side master bedroom has a king size bed, the front master bedroom has a queen bed, there are bunks and a trundle bed in the third bedroom, and a sofa sleeper in the living room. There is a privacy door for the street side master suite. Two elevators from the lobby provide handicapped access to the condo. Sliding balcony doors at both ends of the seventh floor condo will create a delightful flow through breeze year 'round. In addition, ceiling fans keep cool air moving in every room. The bedrooms have large closets and dressers to provide ample storage space.
The fully equipped kitchen includes a full size refrigerator, stove with oven, microwave, toaster, small appliances, pots and pans, with plenty of counter space for food preparation. Dishes, glassware and tableware are on hand. There are two barbecue grills for guests to use. There is one parking place per unit at Horizon East. There is a laundry area with countertop and additional storage. Linens are provided, beds will be made, some soap, paper towels and trash bags will be on hand. You will not begin your vacation by making beds or running to the store to get toilet paper!
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Parking: Lot, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25, Floor Area: 1,300 sq ft.
Amenities: Air Conditioning, BBQ Grill, Balcony, Beachfront, Cable, Clothes Dryer, Coffee Maker, Communal Pool, Dish Washer, Dishwasher, Elevator, Fridge, Full Kitchen, Ice Maker, Internet, Internet Access, Laundry, Microwave, Ocean View, Refrigerator, Satellite or Cable, TV, WIFI, Washing Machine, Water View
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Garden City is perfect for a family vacation, away from the traffic and crowds, but still a short drive to attractions, with over 100 golf courses within a few miles. The Garden City Beach pier, restaurants and shops are .7 of a mile south from Horizon East. The Surfside Beach pier, restaurants, bars and shopping are a short drive (or a pleasant, longer walk) north. Luxury shopping and dining are a few minutes north in the Market Commons area. All the attractions, dining and shopping of Broadway at the Beach, Coastal Grand, and the Myrtle Beach downtown boardwalk are just a bit further north. For a unique cultural experience, Brookgreen Gardens displays one of the world's largest collections of sculpture by American artists in a lush outdoor setting, along with a zoo and butterfly garden. It's just a few minutes south.
Here is a great place to enjoy the ocean and beach with plenty of room for the whole family.
vacation rental rates
Base Rate: Non-seasonal trips
$100.00 /Daily $630.00 /Week $2,240.00 /Month Security Deposit: $0 Rental Deposit: 35% Cleaning Fee: $120
Minimum Stay: 4 Nights
Late Winter: Jan 1 - Mar 29
$105.00 /Daily
Checkout: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Minimum Stay: 4 Nights
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ACCOMAC, Va. - The case against accused arsonist Tonya Bundick continues to grow.
She initially faced two counts of arson-related charges, but she now faces dozens more, many of which are felonies.
Now, she's back behind bars awaiting her next court date, again with no bond. She faces 62 additional charges for her alleged involvement in the 70-plus blazes that ravaged Accomack County dating back to November 12th 2012.
In an interview with Accomack County sheriff Todd Godwin and special agent Robert Barnes on April 1st, the night of his arrest, Charles Smith said he only set fires with Bundick.
"Nobody else?" asked Godwin.
"That's why I said you have nothing else to worry about," said Smith.
The new charges from the Commonwealth Attorney's office come more than a month after Smith pleaded guilty and videos of interviews with investigators from the night of his arrest were released.
That night, Smith told police the extent of damage done, opening up about Bundick's alleged involvement.
"You know what, I'm just going to tell you everything," said Smith to investigators.
"Tell us man," said Godwin. "Now is time to come clean. Get it off your chest."
"She set all of those [fires]," said Smith.
"These first ones?" asked Barnes.
"Yeah," said Smith.
WMDT reviewed Bundick's latest indictment, with 53 of the new charges handed down as felonies.
But she faces four fewer charges than Smith.
According to court documents and Smith himself, he began setting more of the fires to protect Bundick, something he started after November 19th, the night she was almost caught.
Bundick allegedly set two fires that night at two homes on Drummond Lane.
"So that one she did?" asked Barnes.
"Yeah, she did that," said Smith.
"Okay, because I just put a star besides that because I knew that where you said you started," said Barnes.
"Oh no, I meant I started right after that one because that's the one they almost busted her on," said Smith. "Because if they would have looked a little bit harder--"
"Was she there?" asked Godwin.
"Oh yeah," said Smith.
"Was she laying in the woods?" asked Godwin.
"Oh yeah," said Smith.
You know, we looked for her," said Barnes. "You know, we looked good because we had the infrared camera looking for her, body heat or anything."
"You didn't look in the right place, because she was laying right in the middle of the...you come out, that field right behind the Forestry Department, and that's where she was laying," said Smith.
These charges, along with several motions, are expected to be discussed in court on December 11th.


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Originally published: Nov 24, 2012 - 3:59 pm
ORO VALLEY -- Police in the Tucson suburb of Oro Valley say a search is on for a missing 51-year-old woman who was last seen Wednesday morning.
Police Lt. Kara Riley says the family of Janet Rennspies reported her missing on Thanksgiving and police asked agencies in Pima and Pinal counties to look for her.
Her family found her car in the parking lot of the Mount Lemmon observatory on Friday and search and rescue teams are scouring the area for signs of Rennspies. She isn't an avid hiker but was known to enjoy outdoor activities.
She's described as a white female, about 5 feet, 5 inches-tall, 125 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes.
Anyone who's seen her should call Oro Valley police at (520) 229-4900.
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Are they going to mesh them and take some from both books blending them?
(Honestly, I think the two books read better that way.)
Or are they going to try and stick to the books are mostly separate but concurrent... UGH. Please. No.
Also... PLEASE G.R.R.M. Hear my prayers to all the old gods and the new, in the seven kingdoms and beyond, even the stinky Lord of Light, PLEASE finish The Winds of Winter ssssooooooooooooooonnnnnnn. *and a choir of shining cherubs sings 'ahhhhhhmmmeeeennnn'*


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Beach-Golf-Shop-Play&Stay-Exceptional 1st Flr Condo-WiFi in North Myrtle Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Barefoot Landing
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$ 900 - $ 1,050 / month
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Our Beautiful First Floor, 2 Bdrm/2 Ba, Golf Villa/Condo is perfectly located in the prestigious Barefoot Resort in North Myrtle Beach offering accessibility to all of your vacation needs.
Being on the First Floor (No Stairs!), it is easy to get in & out of our Golf Villa/Condo and it has All the Comforts of Home, including secured, wireless high speed internet access for our condo guests only.
The Master Bedroom has a King Bed, Dresser with 7 Sizeable Drawers, a TV with a DVD Player, 2 Bedside Tables with Lamps and Alarm Clocks, a Closet, and a Spacious Full Bathroom with Bath Tub/Shower.
The Second Bedroom has 2 Twin Beds, a Dresser with 3 Sizeable Drawers, a Bedside Table with Lamp and Alarm Clock, a TV, a VCR player, and a Closet with Sliding-Mirrored Doors.
The Living Room Sofa converts to a Queen-sized Bed to allow for a maximum occupancy of six. Off the Second Bedroom is a hallway with the Second Full Bathroom with Bath Tub/Shower and a Laundry Room with brand new High Efficiency (He), Front-loading, Full-Size, Washer & Dryer. There is an Iron and Ironing Board in the Master Bedroom Closet.
There are Ceiling Fans in both Bedrooms and the Living Room. We have secured, wireless high speed internet access for your convenience. The Kitchen is fully equipped with Coffee-maker, Microwave, Blender, Toaster, Pot & Pans, Plates, Glasses, Utensils, etc...
What is there to do? While relaxing on our condo's porch, enjoy the golf course view while listening to the song birds. Our condo overlooks the 15th Tee Box of the Greg Norman Golf Course, which is 1 of the 4 world class golf courses here at Barefoot Resort. The other 3 courses were designed by: Tom Fazio, Davis Love III, and Pete Dye.
Besides golfing, our beautiful Ironwood community provides a nearby swimming pool, tennis court, volleyball court, and basketball court.
Barefoot Resort has a newly added Golf Academy located at the Driving Range. Enjoy a drink &/or bite to eat at The Driving Range Grille. (They have a great brick-oven pizza!)
At the entrance of Barefoot Resort, you can enjoy the largest pool in South Carolina which sits behind the Barefoot Resort North Tower (the tallest condo building) and is located next to Docksider's Grille at the Barefoot Resort Marina on the intracoastal waterway. Relax at poolside and enjoy your views of boats at the Marina or walk to the Marina's "Dockersider's Grille" for breakfast, lunch, or dinner where you can enjoy live entertainment as scheduled.
If you prefer to relax at the beach, our condo is a short 3 minute car ride away. During the summer months, there is a free Barefoot Resort Community Shuttle Bus that picks guests up at our condo's Ironwood Pool and shuttles hourly back and forth to and from the beach. A schedule of the shuttle is accessible for your convenience.
Across the intracoastal waterway from Barefoot Resort, you will find something for everyone. Highway 17 is the main north-south route as you exit Barefoot Resort. Along Hwy 17, you will find numerous restaurants, miniature golf courses, and various venues of entertainment for children and adults. There is plenty of shopping within minutes, including the shops and restaurants at Barefoot Landing, Tanger Outlets, Myrtle Beach Mall, Broadway at the Beach (which also has a collection of celebrity restaurants), and the Coastal Grand Mall. The newest attractions in Myrtle Beach are: The Freestyle Music Theme Park, formerly the Hard Rock Theme Park, and The Market Commons. The Market Commons was built on the grounds of the old air force base and is a town center with upscale shops, restaurants, theaters, and residences.
There are over 100 great golf courses in the Grand Strand area of Myrtle Beach within minutes of Barefoot Resort. There are restaurants galore as Highway 17 is known as "restaurant row."
There is live entertainment and daily shows at the Alabama Theater, Carolina Opera, The House of Blues, and The Palace Theatre. Broadway at the Beach offers entertainment for everyone
including an aquarium, I-Max & regular theaters, celebrity square, Hard Rock Cafe, Planet Hollywood, Magiquest, restaurants, night clubs, and more. Across the Highway 17 Bypass from Broadway at the Beach, you'll find the NASCAR go-cart race tracks, next to the Wild-Water & Race Car Theme Park.
Whether your vacation desires are: to golf amongst the hundred golf courses; to shop at the many stores; to enjoy the sun at the beach or at the pool; or to kick back and relax on our condo's tranquil porch, we know you'll enjoy stay in our home-away-from-home!
condo rental amenities
Phone (local & long distance in the contiguous US & Canada, Utilities, Basic Cable TV throughtout condo and HD cable in living room. DVD in living room and master bedroom, VCR in 2nd bedroom. Secured WiFi access. Full Kitchen (stove, refrigerator with ice maker, microwave, disposal, coffee maker, toaster, pots & pans, cookware, dishes, glasses, and utensils). Washer, Dryer, iron, and ironing board. Ceiling fans. Porch.
Absolutely No Smoking. No Pets.
activities and attractions in North Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Pools. Tennis, Volleyball, and Basketball courts. Golf courses.
Wide walking paths. Restaurant/Bar & Grille on premises with live
entertainment. Nearby: miniature golf, restaurants, shops,
amusement parks, beach, fishing, surfing, boating, water-skiing,
cinemas, live theater, etc...
vacation rental rates
Oct: 550/wk; $95/nt; $1,050/mos (3 nt min)
Nov-Jan $450/wk; $85/nt; $900/mos (3 nt min)
Mar-Apr: $550/wk; $95/nt; $1,050/mos (3 nt min)
May: $650/wk; $110/nt (3 nt min)
June-August 18: $750/wk
August 19-Sept: $650/wk; $110/nt. (3 nt min)
Nigthly & Weekly Prices based on 1-4 people; >4 people may be higher.
Monthly Prices based on 2 people; >2 may be higher. (Prefer 1 or 2 month rentals.)
Addit'l Fees:
$200 Refundable Sec Dep; 12% SC Tax; & $95 Departure Cleaning & poss Linen Rental. (Depart cleaning fee:more for extended stay rentals.)
Credit Cards accepted via PayPal, fees may apply. Wire Transfer Fees Apply.
Must be 25 yrs or older to rent. Non-smoking; No pets.
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Virginia - Coping with Disaster
On September 11,2001 (9/11), terrorists perpetrated one of the most heinous attacks on American soil ever committed in the history of the United States. The horrifying attack on and collapse of, the World Trade Center resulted in more than 3,000 deaths. In Virginia, the Pentagon sustained major structural damage from another attack, but, far worse, the human toll involved the death of 184 individuals, including 64 people on board American Airlines flight 77. Within two hours of the Pentagon attack, Arlington County declared a local emergency and then Governor Gilmore declared a state of emergency. The Arlington County Community Services Board requested crisis counselors from all 40 Community Services Boards across the Commonwealth to assist in its efforts to provide counseling and support to first responders and the community-at-large. The Pentagon – a seeming symbol of invincibility until 9/11- is one of the largest office buildings, with 23,000 employees who live in or near Northern Virginia.This immediate, staggering toll was only the beginning. The number of secondary victims continued to rise with anthrax attacks, the war on terror and continued terror alerts, hate crimes, and federal raids on the Muslim community. Further, the proximity to the Pentagon, the Central Intelligence Agency and Washington, DC served to heighten concerns regarding safety in the extremely diverse population of Northern Virginia, where over a 100 different languages are spoken. The full impact of these events continued to evolve long after the initial attack as the string of events dealt a profound economic blow to Virginia's hotel, restaurant and tourism industries.
As Virginia struggled to recover psychologically and economically, the serial sniper attacks began in the fall of 2002, in Maryland, Washington DC and Northern and then central Virginia. It was initially unclear as to what type of terrorism was at work – international or domestic – but it was terrorism. Many millions of people lived each day in fear that they would be killed going about their daily routine of trying to get gas for their cars or groceries for their families. Outside school activity was stopped and children were escorted to and from the school bus each day. In some schools, children practiced being huddled together in their classrooms quietly in the dark. At times, life almost seemed almost unbearable. When the killers were finally caught, there was an immediate sense of relief and optimism. Although the general threat of terrorism continued, the disruption to everyday life had ended.
Then, as if all of this wasn't enough, in September of 2003, Virginia was struck by the greatest natural disaster in the history of the Commonwealth in September, 2003- Hurricane Isabel. Isabel caused 29 deaths and most of Virginia was declared a major disaster area. Fifty thousand coastal residents were evacuated from low lying areas. Wide spread power outages impacted 1.9 million people and thousands were without wireless or landline telephone services. 128 shelters were opened with over 13,000 residents at the peak of the immediate response.
Through all of these events, Virginia's public behavioral health system has responded. This would not have been possible without the assistance provided by our federal partners at FEMA and SAMHSA and without the extraordinary and tireless efforts of staff from the involved community services boards and the outreach workers. The information found in our Disaster pages is an attempt to give tribute to those who have made the Commonwealth's response possible and to make it easier for the next behavioral health system to respond to disaster.
This training kit was developed based on the unique experiences of the Community Resilience Project of Northern Virginia. It provides information, suggestions, and lessons learned from the staff's response to 9/11 and subsequent terrorist events. Much of the information in this training has been adapted from existing mental health publications related to natural disasters, and reflects ways in which Community Resilience Project staff adapted that existing information for the mental health response to 9/11.
"Educating the public and emphasizing the natural recovery process is important. Linking anticipated reactions and behaviors provides a measure of individual control and improves coping. Active coping strategies can be presented in multiple media formats, particularly as this has been shown to be one of the most protective strategies against ongoing distress."
--The Psychological Impacts of Bioterrorism;
Molly J.Hall, Ann E. Norwood, Robert J. Ursano, and Carol S. Fullerton;
Biosecurity and Bioterrorism; August 28, 2003
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Here's a look at a key matchup heading into Sunday's battle between the Bears and Vikings.
Bears OTs J'Marcus Webb and Lance Louis vs. Vikings DEs Jared Allen and Brian Robison
The Bears did a good job against the Vikings' pass rush in their first meeting this season — Jay Cutler was sacked only once — but that was all the way back in Week Six. Cutler (thumb) was placed on injured reserve Tuesday, and Allen, who had one sack in that game, is four sacks away from tying Michael Strahan's record for most sacks in a single season (22½). He should have plenty of motivation heading into what is otherwise a meaningless Week 17 game, with both the Vikings and the Bears having been officially eliminated from playoff contention.
Mike Martz will need to send help to Webb's side, which he did back in Week Six, in certain situations to keep the explosive Allen from getting to QB Josh McCown.
ORT Louis had to leave vs. the Packers early in the second half because of an illness and did not return, but he should be back for the Minnesota game. Robison, in his first season as a full-time starter, has a career-high seven sacks and has the quickness to give Louis problems.


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Someone poured gasoline in the front door at 3 Whitlock St. in Danbury Wednesday morning at about 5 a.m., and set it on fire, said Danbury Fire Marshal James Johnson.
Johnson said the early morning fire is under investigation, but it appears that at least five people were in the house with three apartments, although everyone was able to get out safely. The fire didn't seriously damage the house.
"Smoke detectors work," Johnson said. "They heard the alarms, put out the fire and got out of the house. This is first-degree arson."
Johnson said he knows there were four people in the first floor apartment, one in the second and he isn't certain about the third floor apartment.
The Whitlock Street fire occurred about two hours before a second, unrelated fire broke out in an empty house at 160 Great Plain Road.
The second fire Wednesday appears to have started in the kitchen, which is at the back of the house. A neighbor told firefighters the owners live in New York and don't visit often, said Assistant Fire Chief Charly Slagle, who has 25 years with the department.
The house is vacant, not abandoned. The lawn is mowed, and except for the fire damage, which was extensive at the back of the house, the house appeared to be in fine condition.
Because of the fire, however, the house suffered smoke damage throughout, and firefighters removed windows to clear the smoke. The kitchen itself and walls that connect it to the house were destroyed.
"I have a dog coming to eliminate accelerants. With that I can rule out flammable liquids, but what I think is it was electrical," said Fire Marshal Johnson. "I don't know yet, but that's a guess. It isn't suspicious. It's under investigation."


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Bryan Colangelo's time as the Toronto Raptors' basketball decision-maker appears to be over. The two-time NBA Executive of the Year has lost his title as general manager, and while he will remain in the organization as the club's president, the new GM will seemingly outrank him.
Per Michael Grange of Rogers Sportsnet:
Bryan Colangelo will be staying on with the Raptors is the role of president; new GM will report directly to Leiweke /1— Michael Grange (@michaelgrange) May 21, 2013
New Raptors GM will have final say on draft, trades, contracts, coach etc. /2— Michael Grange (@michaelgrange) May 21, 2013
"Leiweke" is Tim Leiweke, the new CEO of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, the organization that owns the Raptors and the hockey team with which they share an arena. It had been speculated that Leiweke was on the side of axing Colangelo. Instead, he'll keep him on in a less important basketball role.
A Raptors press release indicated that Colangelo's new position will be modestly involved in basketball, but will have an emphasis on business and improving the standing of basketball in Canada. Meanwhile, the general manager will have autonomy on basketball decisions. To summarize:
Leiweke: "Bryan is going to have to take a deep breath and realize a GM will have final say. He is going to have to live with that."— Chris Mannix (@ChrisMannixSI) May 21, 2013
Colangelo, son of former Suns owner Jerry Colangelo, became the Suns general manager at the age of just 28 in 1994. After rebuilding the team around Mike D'Antoni and Steve Nash, he earned the NBA's Executive of the Year award in 2005. Less than, he'd take the job in Toronto, and would receive immediate praise for taking them from 27-55 -- and the first overall pick in the 2006 NBA Draft -- to 47-35 and Atlantic Division champions in 2007. That earned him another Executive of the Year honor, but the success would be short-lived.
After making the playoffs again in 2008, they'd miss out Colangelo's last five years in charge. Andrea Bargnani never panned out to be the dominant player Colangelo had hoped when he drafted him first overall, Chris Bosh left the squad in free agency in 2010 and a big trade for Rudy Gay this season wasn't particularly well-received. This year's Raptors finished fourth in the division for a second straight year.
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Bengals re-sign C Cook
The Bengals re-signed C Kyle Cook, an exclusive-rights free agent, on Wednesday. He started all 16 games for Cincinnati last season.
Bengals keeping defense together
Undoubtedly, the signing of ex-Buccaneers WR Antonio Bryant in March was the Bengals' most significant individual move of the offseason. The Bengals' offseason moves on defense have received less attention. but they have been important.
Report: Bengals re-sign DE Rucker
According to a report from the Cincinnati Enquirer's Joe Reedy, the Bengals have re-signed RFA Frostee Rucker, a defensive end for the team.
Ravens' PK situation fluid once again
The Ravens' interest in Shayne Graham is a clear indication the club isn't tied to having Billy Cundiff beginning the 2010 season as its placekicker.
Bengals re-sign LB Jeanty
The Bengals re-signed SLB Rashad Jeanty, a restricted free agent, on Thursday.
With Bryant in fold, is pass-catching TE next for Bengals?
With Antonio Bryant in the fold, wide receiver becomes a lesser priority in the draft for the Bengals. However, tight end still looms as a position they could address early.
Bengals agree to one-year deal with S Williams
The Bengals have agreed to a one-year deal with S Roy Williams, reports indicate.
Redskins agree to deal with Larry Johnson
The Redskins and RB Larry Johnson have come to an agreement on a three-year contract, according to various published reports.
Bengals sign WR Davis
The Bengals signed ex-Titans WR Chris Davis on Friday. Terms were not disclosed.
Bengals re-sign DT Johnson
The Bengals re-signed DT Tank Johnson on Thursday.
Reports: Bengals agree with WR Bryant
The Bengals, in need of a playmaking wide receiver to pair with Chad Ochocinco, have agreed with UFA Buccaneers wideout Antonio Bryant on a four-year contract, according to multiple media outlets.
Bengals re-sign TE Coats
The Bengals re-signed TE Daniel Coats on Wednesday. Terms were not disclosed.
Smith on mend, in line for bigger role with Bengals
The Bengals have high hopes for second-year ORT Andre Smith. Head coach Marvin Lewis, speaking at the Combine, said that Smith's ability to work with the club in the offseason will help "immensely."
The Bengals signed linebacker Aaron Maybin to a reserve/future contract on Friday.||||||| Maybin, a 2009 first-round pick of Buffalo out of Penn State, has played for the Bills and Jets, leading the latter in sacks (six) and forced fumbles (four) in 2011. Maybin has appeared in 47 career games, and was released by the Jets Nov. 13 last year. He will count on Cincinnati's active list beginning Feb. 4.
Maybin has been waived by the New York Jets, a season after he led the team with six sacks. Maybin was unproductive this year, registering just one tackle without any sacks on a team desperate for a pass rushing presence. He was inactive for the Jets' game at Seattle on Sunday.||||||| The disappointing 2009 first-round pick of the Buffalo Bills was signed by New York last season and revived his career. He was expected to have a larger role this season as an edge pass rusher, but failed to make an impact.
Maybin and Quinton Coples of the New York Jets have been fined by the NFL for separate hits on Indianapolis Colts rookie quarterback Andrew Luck last weekend.||||||| Coples, the Jets' first-round pick, was fined $10,000 on Friday for grabbing the facemask of Luck, the No. 1 overall selection, in New York's 35-9 win Sunday. Maybin was fined $7,875 for "unnecessarily" striking Luck with his elbow after blocking him during an interception return by Antonio Cromartie. The penalty wiped out Cromartie's touchdown.
Maybin signed his one-year restricted free agent tender on Monday, as expected, and returned to the team after a breakout season.||||||| The tender was worth $1.26 million, his original first-round draft level. Maybin was a first-round pick of Buffalo, No. 11 overall, in 2009 but struggled to get playing time in two disappointing seasons with the Bills. He was waived last August and signed by the Jets, but cut after training camp ended. New York re-signed him in late-September and Maybin ended up leading the Jets with the first six sacks of his NFL career.
The New York Jets have re-signed linebacker Aaron Maybin, hoping the former Buffalo Bills draft bust can boost their pass rush.||||||| Maybin, a first-round pick of the Bills in 2009, was signed by the Jets in August and cut Sept. 4 after he made New York's initial 53-man roster. He failed to live up to his lofty draft position while in Buffalo, registering no sacks and never making it into the starting lineup. But Jets coach Rex Ryan repeatedly said he was excited about Maybin's speed and potential as a pass-rushing outside linebacker before they cut him.