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Jan. 25: Daily Headlines Video
Date: January 25, 2013
by: Eddie Kirsch | Web Editor
Sarasota County Area Transit must allocate nine bus operator positions and buy two buses to start a new route on Siesta Key.
+Proposed gun club in Lakewood Ranch put on pause
Manatee County Hearing Officer Lori Dorman changed course yet again on a proposed gun club in Lakewood Ranch Wednesday, reopening a public hearing out of concern about noise from gunfire.
+Tube Dudes find new home on Main Street
Tube Dude owner Scott Gerber is seeing a lot of foot traffic at his new Main Street showroom location. Next up — a 15-foot-tall giraffe on the sidewalk.
+East County schools celebrate winter
Foundations Academy and The Tabernacle Christian School celebrated the winter season with snow days.
+Popcorn Bob's Movie Magic
Enjoy this week's movie reviews by Popcorn Bob.
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Rep. Peter King (R-LI) discusses how the Boston bombing suspect might be tried.
"I strongly support him being named an enemy combatant. Ultimately, he'll have to be tried in a civilian court. This is only for the purpose of interrogation. Without being given Miranda, without having a lawyer. I'm concerned about the intelligence he could have. How he and his brother were radicalized and how did they get the weapons they had. All of this cannot happen without an intense interrogation," said King.

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In observance of the the 400th anniversary of the Italian Baroque master's death, the Scuderie del Quirinale, Rome has organized the major International exhibition Caravaggio. As is common knowledge, Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610) lived hard, died young, took long breaks from painting (due to the first attribute) and didn't have a tremendous output as a result. Over the centuries, however, many more works than he could have physically produced have been attributed to him.
Caravaggio aims--and succeeds--in displaying only paintings authenticated to be of Caravaggio's hand. The 24 select pieces illustrate the full scope of his short, brilliant career, and represent a phenomenal amount of goodwill amongst lending museums around the globe. You won't see the likes of this exhibition again, so please catch the show in Rome if possible.


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Dallas Cowboys
DeMarcus Ware - #94 - LB
|6' 4"/ 254 lbs.
|Auburn, AL
|Years played
|2005, 1st round, 11th pick by Cowboys
Could Roy Williams break through for Cowboys?
If history is any indication, we should not get too excited about WR Roy Williams' breakout game in Week Three.
Five coaches unlikely to return in '11
PFW publisher/editor Hub Arkush just doesn't get Jack Del Rio, Eric Mangini, Tom Cable or Mike Singletary, but he admires Wade Phillips. However, Arkush doesn't see any of these five NFL head coaches returning to their teams ...
Dallas backfield tilting toward Barber
So much for Felix Jones finally getting his time to shine in the Cowboys' backfield. Through three games, Marion Barber is still the team's lead dog.
Report: Kosier to miss four weeks
OLG Kyle Kosier re-injured his right knee in the fourth quarter of the Cowboys' Week Three win over the Texans and could miss up to four weeks, according to the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram.
Cowboys top Texans 27-13, earn first win
Tony Romo threw two touchdown passes to Roy Williams, Marion Barber ran for another score and the Dallas Cowboys got their first win by beating the Houston Texans 27-13 on Sunday.
Cowboys release FB Anderson, promote TE Chandler
The Cowboys have released FB Deon Anderson. The fourth-year player had been with Dallas his entire career, compiling 70 total yards and one touchdown in 39 games.
A 'star' is born
Emmitt Smith's Hall of Fame career first took shape 20 years ago in a pair of contests against the rival Washington Redskins.
Cowboys say they remain committed to run
Cowboys offensive coordinator Jason Garrett has been at the controls of an offense that has called 100 pass plays and only 42 runs.
Cowboys TE Witten, CB Jenkins feel fine
TE Jason Witten said he is feeling fine and has no headaches after hitting his head on the turf in Sunday's loss to the Bears. CB Mike Jenkins had an MRI on his right knee and said he feels ...
Eventually, Cowboys must run it effectively
The Cowboys fell to 0-2 with a series of offensive mistakes on Sunday, ones that must be corrected before the team's Week Three game at Houston.
Cowboys activate two O-linemen
ORT Marc Colombo and OLG Kyle Kosier are both active Sunday after Dallas had some pass-protection issues in Week One.
Cowboys' Bryant learning on the job
A high ankle sprain has significantly delayed the learning curve for Dallas rookie WR Dez Bryant, according to NFC East Whispers, meaning he'll need more time to produce at the level of his talent.
Cowboys' Free faces crucial tests
The focus of attention in Dallas could turn predominantly toward OLT Doug Free, who faces two major tests in the next two games.
Colombo, Kosier back at practice, could play Sunday
The Cowboys welcomed back two offensive linemen who have been missing since training camp on Wednesday as ORT Marc Colombo and OLG Kyle Kosier practiced for the first time in a month.
A closer handicapping look at 'America's Team'
With the Cowboys attracting considerable interest in Las Vegas as a potential Super Bowl team, we take a close look at how the team has fared with handicappers over the years, especially during the Tony Romo era.
The Dallas Cowboys have reworked the contracts of five starters, including Ware, to save salary cap space.||||||| Ware's salary is going down to $1 million for this season, and a $5 million bonus is being spread over the rest of the contract, saving $4 million.
As expected, Ware is active for Sunday's season finale against washington.||||||| Ware is dealing with shoulder and elbow injuries.
Ware was on the sideline in the fourth quarter with a right shoulder strain.||||||| Ware has been limited in practice in recent weeks by a right elbow problem.
Ware left Sunday's game in the fourth quarter with what coach Wade Phillips believes is a sprained neck muscle.||||||| "I think DeMarcus is going to be all right," Phillips said.
Ware missed practice Thursday because of a sore back.||||||| The problem isn't considered serious and Ware is expected to play in Saturday night's home playoff game against Philadelphia. Ware, who has 11 sacks, has played with a fracture in his wrist for much of the season. After straining his neck in a headfirst collision against San Diego, he didn't miss a game and the following week had two sacks, forcing fumbles on both.


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The Indianapolis Museum of Art is preparing to host an exhibit of the arts in Islamic society.
"Beauty and Belief: Crossing Bridges with the Arts of Islamic Culture" will open Nov. 2 and include calligraphy, ceramics, paintings, woodcarvings and textiles. The exhibit will run through Jan. 13, 2013.
Museum officials say the exhibit will give visitors an opportunity to explore Islamic culture and explore artworks never seen in the United States.
The exhibition was built from collections around the world. It includes a 26-foot calligraphic scroll dating from the 14th or 15th century, a 13th-century bowl from Iran and a Syrian glass flask believed to date from as early as the seventh century.
The exhibit will move to a museum in Newark, N.J., after leaving Indianapolis.


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Okay a thought with a little more substance.
I really enjoyed the demo. Played through it a few times now and it seems really good. The AI is excellent, the enemies are certainly not stupid and adapt to different situations and whatnot, taking cover, running from grenades, etc. Errm what else? The graphics are fantastic, of course. Anyone got any questions?
I am downloading the demo as we speak. I will be playing through it as soon as I get rid of some Uni work.
The key to immortality is first living a life
worth remembering. - Bruce Lee
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Winnaaar ^
[Zero Motivation, The Guy With Cloud Envy]
Does anyone know if there's is ANY type of splitscreen in the game? I've heard no but can anyone confirm.
If this had split-screen online and offline, I'd be in absolute heaven. It's still an automatic buy no matter what though...
"For remember, fear doesn't exist anywhere except in the mind"
Dissapointed with what's included with the demo D:
10 min of single player campaign, arg arg arg.
For what WAS there, it was quite good. Looked good. Controls took some time to get used to. Enemies weren't all that tough, though it didn't let you choose a difficulty. Erg!
But I want a taste of the online. The class system.
Looking forward to picking it up at 12 AM on Feb 27 ;D
That turtle has a brief case. It must be going to work. I hope it has a good day.


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NEW ORLEANS — Ask most people who follow the New Orleans Hornets to describe center Robin Lopez and chances are you'll find out little about his game.
Instead, the first thing that pops into mind is his hair, his long, curly afro that resembles the style of famous PBS painter Bob Ross.
Luckily for fans, twin brother Brook, who plies his trade for the Brooklyn Nets, Robin has kept his long hair.
Otherwise, it would be hard to tell them apart, Hornets coach Monty Williams said.
At least, it would be hard off the court.
On the court, Williams said there's very little similar about the twins.
"Robin's probably not as polished as Brook offensively," Williams said. "Brook is a guy who can stand outside and just shoot the ball consistently. Brook absorbs a lot more punishment in the post. Robin, most people would say he's more defensively inclined. That would probably be the main difference."
The New Orleans Lopez will host the Brooklyn Lopez on Tuesday night, their only meeting in the Crescent City this season.
And while Brook is coming off an appearance in the All-Star game, Robin is steadily becoming an integral part of New Orleans' future.
Robin, for what it's worth, agrees with his coach on his strengths.
"Growing up, I was always more of a defensive player," Robin Lopez said. "I would guard the better centers. Brook was more of an offensive center. I guess you can see how that developed."
This season, the Hornets' Lopez is averaging 11.4 points and 1.6 blocked shots per game to go with 5.4 rebounds.
In February, a month in which the Hornets have won a quarter of their total wins, he's becoming more of an offensive player, averaging 12.3 points per game. In the five wins, he has averaged 13.6 points and 1.8 blocks per game.
And yet, questions Monday were about his relationship with his brother, a natural topic considering the meeting Tuesday.
"We're very similar people," he said. "We're both very creative people, very stubborn. We have a lot of similarities. Brook's a little more aggressive, vocal and outspoken. We both have pretty fiery tempers."
And the hair?
"It just happened that way," Robin Lopez said. "It wasn't a conscious thing or a collaborative effort. We didn't come together and talk about it to discuss our hairstyle. It was just one day he got his cut and I didn't."


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Best Non-Big Games of the Decade #1: USC 2003. The CGB crew recalls the game that landed Coach Tedford's program on the map.
Continuing our countdown of the greatest games of the decade, non-Big Game edition...what comes in at #3? Find out today!
Cal's 45-31 victory over Tennessee was voted as the 4th greatest non Big Game of the decade for Golden Bear fans. This game was highlighted by Desean Jackson's punt return, Jahvid Best's emergence,...
Daymeion Dante Hughes, Donnie McCleskey, Matt Giordano, Nnamdi Asomugha, Ryan Gutierrez, Syd'Quan Thompson, Thomas DeCoud, and Tim Mixon are Cal's greatest defensive backs of the decade. Who was...
Ranking The Big Games Of The 2000s: You Spoke Out!
Cal vs Oregon 2006 - Why Cal is the best university on the Planet
Cal fans have seen awesome moments over the past decade, including winning the Pac-10 basketball title, upsetting USC in triple OT, retaking the Axe and spectacular athletes like Desean Jackson and...
Cal fans, what has been the greatest moment in the past decade in California Golden Bears sports?
2003 Cal vs Virginia Tech: 6th Best Non Big Game of the 2000s
Aaron Rodgers, Alexis Grey-Lawson, Amit Tamir, Geoff McArthur, Jahvid Best, Jerome Randle, Joe Igber, Kevin Riley, Lavelle Hawkins, Leon Powe, Marshawn Lynch, Natalie Coughlin, Shane Vereen: Which...
Cal fans, what has been the greatest individual performance by a California Golden Bears athlete in one event or game?
2006 Cal vs Texas A&M: 7th Best Non Big Game of the 2000s
Anthony Felder, Zack Follett, Wendell Hunter, Desmond Bishop, Scott Fujita, Mike Mohamed and Worrell Williams are some of Cal's greatest linebackers. Who's #1?
Ranking The Big Games Of The Decade: Democracy In Action!
Jahvid Best, Allison Stokke, Zack Follett, Marshawn Lynch, Aaron Rodgers, Jerome Randle, Natalie Coughlin, Joe Igber, Alex Mack, and Leon Powe are your favorite California Golden Bears of the...
The CGB reminisces the 2002 Cal vs. Michigan State college football game. It's the CGB's #8 Best Non Big Game of the 2000s.
Cal fans, who's your favorite Golden Bear of the Decade?
2006 Cal vs. Washington: 9th Best Non Big Game of the 2000s
Out of Lorenzo Alexander, Tyson Alualu, Tully Banta-Cain, Andre Carter, Tosh Lupoi, Brandon Mebane, Ryan Riddle, and Nu'u Tafisi, which of these Golden Bears defensive linemen was the best of the...
Ranking The Big Games Of The 2000s: #1 2002--Cal 30, Furd 7.
#10 Best Non-Big Game Cal Football Game: Cal vs. Baylor 2002
Who's the best California Golden Bear offensive linemen of the past decade, the 2000s? Is it Aaron Merz, Langston Walker, Alex Mack, Ryan O'Callaghan, Marvin Philip, or Mark Wilson?
10 Best Non Big Games of the 2000s: The Also-Rans
Ranking The Big Games Of The 2000s: #2 2009, a Cal victory for the ages!
Ranking The Big Games Of The Decade: #3 2008, a closer look at the 2008 Big Game between Cal and Stanford
Chris Manderino, Will Ta'ufo'ou, Byron Storer and Brian Holley compete for honors for the best Cal fullback of the decade.
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Do people actually care about APS-C cameras anymore?
Small sensors are the future, FF is the past. Expect to see more Pros drop FF and get APS-C/DX and M4/3 in the future.
In 5-7 years (maybe a lot sooner) people will look at FF the same way they do MFD today. Sensor technology gets better every generation -- the next generation m4/3 sensor will be better than a present-day 5D3, count-on-it.
Nope. Naaaa. Says who?


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1714582802. 26/04/14. Worcester City v Boston United. Skrill North league match, Aggborough Stadium, Kidderminster. City's Daniel Nti and Boston's Carl Piergianni. Picture by Nick Toogood. (5683427)
WORCESTER City saved their best until last as they rounded off the season in style.
While there have been some fine displays from Carl Heeley's side this term, most notably in the second-half of the campaign, few were better than the 3-0 victory over Boston United.
The Blue and Whites were on top in the first period but blitzed Boston after the break with three goals that had Aggborough rocking.
It was also watched by the highest home league attendance of the season, swelled by a large and vocal travelling Pilgrims support.
Fittingly, with Danny Glover having opened City's goal-scoring account at Aggborough with a scorching volley against Altrincham way back in August, it was another spectacular effort that completed City's tally for the term.
Tyler Weir, having already fired a crisp 20-yarder drive beyond Lewis King on the hour-mark, responded to shouts of "shoot" from the crowd by unleashing an unstoppable swerving strike into the top corner from even further out.
That sparked scenes of delirium not often seen at Aggborough, even if the left-back's over exuberant celebration earned a booking from picky referee Michael D'Aguilar.
Prior to Weir's barnstorming brace, Daniel Nti had broken the deadlock with his 16th goal of the season, neatly sweeping home captain Ellis Deeney's right-wing cross.
With each goal, City grew in confidence and their experimental system, no doubt deployed with next season in mind, worked a treat.
Captain Deeney sat deeper to protect the back four, allowing right-back George Williams to flourish in a central midfield role alongside Ebby Nelson-Addy.
By the end, Boston had no answer to the onslaught as their play-off hopes were extinguished.
The visitors' misery was finally completed five minutes from time when Steffan Galinski tripped Nelson-Addy in full flight while bearing down on goal and was sent off.
It all meant that City finished the season in 15th place with 50 points, exactly the same as last season but something that seemed unthinkable just a few short months ago.
Staring relegation in the face at the start of January, Heeley and his coaching staff transformed City's fortunes with some choice signings that also brought the best out of the young crop of talent at their disposal.
The result was a run of form to match any team in the division – at one stage winning seven out of 10 games - and safety secured with several games of the season remaining.
Saturday's victory ended a run of three games without a win, which ironically was City's worst spell of 2014.
But, with their status assured, it is perhaps understandable that they briefly eased up knowing their work was done.
However, there was no sign of that against Boston as City put the Hednesford defeat behind them and showed that they are capable of.
It ensured 2013-14 finished on a high and renewed encouragement for what might be to come next season.
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By RORYE O'CONNOR
The city is working to earn its name as the Festival Arts city with the addition of a June basketball tournament.
The 2013 Max Hooper Basketball Tournament will be held June 8-10 at Times Square Mall. Basketball courts will be set up in the parking lot. The tournament, through Gus Macker Basketball, will feature three-on-three games with four-player teams.
"It is a charitable tournament, and anyone can play," said Mike Fuller, Gus Macker Basketball director of sales. "You don't have to be Michael Jordan or LeBron James to play. The tournament is organized by height, weight and playing experience."
The cost will be $132 for a four-person team, and some of the proceeds will go toward a local charitable organization to be announced later, said Todd Piper, Festivals Committee Chair and City Council member.
The basketball tournament is the second festival event being planned by the Mt. Vernon festivals group, said Bonnie Jerdon, Mt. Vernon Fest executive director and director of Mt. Vernon Tourism.
"It will be a full weekend for the entire family," she said. "We'll be partnering with Gus Macker in June, and there's going to be a great basketball tournament in town."
The event could feature many categories, from youth to adult competitions as well as a wheelchair bracket.
Fuller said Gus Macker Basketball tournaments feature a slam dunk contest and other alternate events for those who are on a tournament team. There will also be horse, free throw and hot shot contests.
The basketball courts will be 35 by 35 feet and be duct taped on the Times Square Mall parking lot, except for the top mens and womens courts, which will be a synthetic court top with a sound stage and bleachers, Fuller said.
He said people could come to the tournament from as far away as St. Louis, Peoria or areas south.
"People know about us," he said. "It is our 40th anniversary this year as well. People plan their whole summers around this."
Piper said the Festivals Committee has a goal of 350 teams for this year.
"It is absolutely regional," he said. "We invite the legends from the region to come out."
He said the committee approached Max Hooper, 1950 Mt. Vernon Township High School graduate and local basketball legend, about using his name for the tournament.
"He said yes and volunteered to be a spokesman and talk to the surrounding community about the tournament," Piper said. "He believes in Mt. Vernon, and he wants to get people from age three to his age participating."
Piper said he has contacted other basketball greats from the region, who are all excited about the event.
The committee is seeking sponsors of all shapes and sizes for the event, as well as volunteers.
For more information on the basketball tournament, visit macker.com or call the Mt. Vernon Tourism Department at 242-3151.


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Sunday, March 11, 2012
Miami Makeover
12 comments:
- Plantress said...
I like the mix of the ginger lamps, the wall of blue prints, the bookshelves and the pale blue stripe used sparingly. Definately layer some rugs around to give it some depth. good luck can't wait to see the results
- March 11, 2012 at 10:07 AM
- Karena said...
Adore the look of the Canadian House and Home room. I agree though that using some dark blue upholstery , sisal and striped dhurries would be great for him. Yellow accents would add pops of color and still keep a crisper, not too fem design.
Art by Karena
- March 11, 2012 at 11:29 AM
- Pablo said...
Wow... Nice inspirations! And, above all, I believe that apartment has actually a great potential to be redesigned! It features big rooms (Especially the kitchen is quite big, I think), a nice view and it feels so fresh. I'm actually feeling summer when I look at the pictures! =)
Can I just recommend something, just in case you haven't thought about it? Including some framed coral prints, fish prints or seashell prints somewhere would be great to make it feel like a coastal home. Also, as it is going to be a "masculine" apartment, I would put some "reef knots" (I'm not sure this is the correct word in English) here and there on some walls. For the desk area, I would definitely include a steel or silver ship as an accent. Something like this: http://www.ralphlaurenhome.com/products/Tabletop_Accents/item.aspx?haid=355&collId=159&shaid=&sort=&itemId=28770&phaid=; or this: http://www.ralphlaurenhome.com/products/Tabletop_Accents/item.aspx?haid=355&collId=159&shaid=&sort=&itemId=28772&phaid=, but, with the shape of a ship instead =).
- March 11, 2012 at 11:59 AM
- Miss Margarita said...
Love that inspiration pictures!
- March 11, 2012 at 12:46 PM
- Ms Smart said...
very nice. like your images. i enjoy how you can see what is not there. well done on creating a vision.
- March 11, 2012 at 2:56 PM
- Merlin said...
Having just stayed in Miami area the past two weeks...this makes me long for ocean views (AND warm!) The photo from "Canadian House and Home" (MY FAVORITE subscrition) would be MY choice! Happy Condo Chic! franki
- March 12, 2012 at 9:07 AM
- Laura Casey Interiors said...
Can't wait to see what you do Heather!! Love all the blue and white pictures- my favorite combination.
- March 12, 2012 at 9:47 AM
- Liz Carroll Interiors said...
Wonderful inspiration pictures! Can't wait to see the finished product!
- March 12, 2012 at 9:43 PM
- MJH Design Arts said...
Hi Heather, I do remember "The Bachelor Pad" posts and updates!! Hope that you have a super budget for this project. Mary
- March 13, 2012 at 12:14 AM
- ted said...
Your flea market find lamp, to me it looks like it may be a lamp made by Paul Hanson, as he featured some of those open work white lamps in the catalog I have, and he also used short necks on his lamps.
- March 13, 2012 at 11:44 AM
- Nancy said...
Love these images...so inspirational! I am a navy and white chick, so I love love love all these...
- March 13, 2012 at 10:27 PM
- S.B. Long Interiors said...
Great post, Heather, and such a compliment to see my Oceania project on your inspiration board!
I'm getting ready to install the Owner's Suites on her new sister ship, the Riviera. Would be thrilled to see you on the christening cruise in Monte Carlo in May!
Warmly, Sue
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A former leader of the Springfield Melha Shriners is facing child pornography charges.
Gardner Whitney, 61, faces many charges including possession of child pornography, indecent assault and battery and posing a child in the nude.
Al Zippin, a past potentate of the Shriners, released this statement Friday:
"We are saddened and deeply disappointed by the allegations facing former Melha Shriner Potentate, Gardner Whitney. Our thoughts and prayers are with the alleged victims during this difficult time.We expect our members to be professional, moral and ethical in all of their interactions with children, colleagues and community members. We will not tolerate any conduct that is inappropriate and unbecoming of a Melha Shriner. We will take corrective action and all disciplinary measures under organization by-laws whenever there is evidence of any misconduct. We encourage members of the Melha Shriners and the community to support each other through this difficult time, and look to a more positive tomorrow."
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The Batesville Herald-Tribune
---- — The Rural Alliance for the Arts will once again bring the Minnesota-based Prairie Fire Children's Theatre to Batesville, this time for a production of "Peter Pan" the week of July 15-20, reports RAA publicity chair Kathleen Bohman.
Up to 81 local youth ages 8-18 are needed to play the roles of Peter Pan, Wendy, John, Michael, Tinkerbelle, Crocodile, Pirates, Lost Kids and Beasts.
Auditions will be held Monday, July 15, from 8:30-11 a.m. Auditioners need to plan to be there the entire three hours. Rehearsals will be from 9 a.m.-1:15 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. Dress rehearsal starts at 2 p.m. Friday, July 19, and performers stay until the performance that night.
Performances will be on Friday, July 19, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, July 20, at 2 p.m. Tickets at $5 can be purchased at the door.
All rehearsals and performances will be in the Batesville High School auditorium.
Participation is free for RAA member families. There is a $25 participation fee for nonmembers.
For more information or to download a registration form, persons may visit the RAA Web site at www.ruralalliance arts.com/peter-pan-2013; or call play chair Rose Herring at 812-623-0153. Registration forms must be postmarked by July 5.
This Prairie Fire Children's Theatre production is funded in part by the Columbus Area Arts Council and Indiana Arts Commission.


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5. Stanford. The Cardinal have flirted with hopes of winning a national championship the past few years. With a break or two, that could happen this season. Experience is Stanford's strong suit, with 17 starters back. Defense wins championships and 10 starters return there. Quarterback Kevin Hogan is more than adequate to carry Coach David Shaw's offense.
Five Heisman Hopefuls
1. Jadeveon Clowney (South Carolina): Some say defensive players can't win this award. It's sad but probably true. If there is a breakthrough, the 6-foot-6, 274-pound defensive end might be the one. Watch his sack stats.
2. A.J. McCarron (Alabama): All he does is win. He's 24-2 as a starter for the Crimson Tide with a National Championship in his pocket. No one had better passing efficiency numbers.
3. Johnny Manziel (Texas &M): Unless the NCAA says otherwise, the A&M quarterback has a chance to be the first repeat Heisman winner since Ohio State's Archie Griffin. Off-season PR blunders will hurt.
4. Teddy Bridgewater (Louisville): More than a sleeper. The Cardinals quarterback threw for 27 TDs last year and should top that in 2013. He's an ultimate team player – he asked U of L not to mount a Heisman campaign.
5. Braxton Miller (Ohio State): If the Buckeyes make a championship run, the dual threat QB will be the man in the spotlight. Passed for 15 touchdowns and ran for 13 last season as Ohio State won all 12 games.
Five Must-See Games
1. Georgia at Clemson (Aug. 31): Both teams have big hopes for 2013. This ACC-SEC clash has coaches Mark Richt and Dabo Swinney shoving all chips onto the table in this one.
2. Alabama at Texas A&M (Sept. 14): So many storylines to ponder. Can "Johnny Football" do it again? Will he even play? Nick Saban gets two weeks to prepare for a trip to College Station.


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Thank god Holliday made an out there, because the slobbering from Thom would've been insufferable if he'd worked a walk.
Thank god Holliday made an out there, because the slobbering from Thom would've been insufferable if he'd worked a walk.
Championships Matter.
23 Years and Counting...
Latos' inability to put hitters away is infuriating. I'm reminded of Suzuki's 2nd inning AB yesterday.
I may not be fast, but I sure am slow.
Latos is the Jay Bruce of the pitching staff.
"I can't take this homerism anymore." - 10xWSChamps, August 11, 2010. A Cardinals fan having a problem with all the homerism on Redszone. Classic.
"Man do I miss the days where were didn't need a calculator and an encyclopedia of baseball metrics to enjoy a baseball game ... - MikeS21" - 8/2/12 game thread
atta boy, Heisey! Let's keep it going
Nice hustle there
Everything that can be counted does not necessarily count; everything that counts cannot necessarily be counted.
All the dishes rattle in the cupboards when the elephants arrive
good job heisey
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Chris always hustles, I'll give him that.
I may not be fast, but I sure am slow.
Nice hustle by Heisey. Let's get him home now.
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
Latos is not long for this game IMO
"panic" only comes from having real expectations
Choo would have taken that one for the team.
Zero chance the Reds miss the playoffs!
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The biggest challenge may be finding this rock. From Denver, go West on US Hwy 285, go South (left) on Foxton Rd, this Ts at the South Platte River, head East (left) to South Platte, then it curves South, go 3 miles. There is a prominent, large boulder across the South Platte River just North of the parking area. Park where legal. 2 drainages can be hiked up. The North one has Atlantis Slab a short way up. Choose the South drainage. Hike 20 minutes or so. Find the South face. Scramble up and around some boulders to find this route on the right side of the South face.
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MANCHESTER — A local citizens' group is organizing a candidates' night planned for Tuesday, at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Post 113.
All candidates and elected officials from the town of Manchester and residents from Essex are invited to the forum.
The forum will spotlight the candidates for the two open seats for the Board of Selectmen — Eli Bowling, Ann Harrison, and Robert Hoff.
All candidates and elected officials are also invited to a reception that will run from 6 to 7 p.m., with hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar.
The event is designed to give voters the opportunity to meet the candidates.
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The challenge, 'Sheer Heaven vs. Shere Hell' is set to take place on Sunday 14th June, and offers a choice between two routes, 'Sheer Heaven' and 'Shere Hell' aimed at both the novice and the experienced rider respectively. The 'Sheer Heaven' route offers a 25 mile ride through gently rolling Surrey countryside. The more challenging 'Shere Hell' option provides a 50 mile ride, climbing more than 5,000 feet as it incorporates some of Surrey's toughest climbs, including Leith Hill (the highest point in the South East of England). Both rides go through some of the country's most picturesque villages, including Shere on the 'Hell' route, making this an extremely rewarding experience to be a part of. All cyclists are then invited to catch up on the day's event at a relaxing (optional) BBQ. So join us now!
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PLATTSBURGH — As the South Burlington community continues to haggle over whether it wants F-35 fighter jets to be stationed there, some North Country officials are still ready to play host.
But the reality of the jets ever coming to Plattsburgh International Airport, which is situated on the flight line of the former Plattsburgh Air Force Base, does not seem likely.
"We would have to rebuild the whole west side of the flight line, and I just don't see that happening," said Clinton County Legislator Robert Heins (R-Area 10, City of Plattsburgh), who chairs the county's Airport Committee.
"I would love to entertain them, but we can't spend $20 million."
The idea of Plattsburgh hosting the controversial aircraft came up last year as the debate across the lake broiled on. Many residents in South Burlington do not want the F-35s to be located at Burlington International Airport, mainly because of noise issues.
The Air Force is analyzing five locations for the F-35s, including South Burlington, which along with Hill Air Force Base in northern Utah, are preferred sites.
The other sites are Mountain Home AFB in Idaho, Shaw AFB in Sumter, S.C., and Jacksonville Air Guard Station in Florida.
South Burlington residents are concerned about a revised environmental impact study that recently showed the noise could be more of a concern than initially reported. There were also concerns about potential accident zones near the flight line.
The Air Force said all five sites are still under review, and a decision will not be made until the environmental analysis is complete.
"The Air Force has no plans to base F-35s at Plattsburgh," a statement from Air Force Media Operations Officer Ann Stefanek said.
Legislator Robert Butler (R-Area 6, Saranac) raised the issue at last week's legislature meeting, wondering if the county's interest had received any response.
Officials had sent letters to the Air Force and to Congressman Bill Owens (D-Plattsburgh) last year about possibly hosting the jets.
"Have we heard back from anybody on this?" Butler asked.
"We got acknowledgement that they received our letters, but not with a lot of enthusiasm," responded Legislature Chairman Jimmy Langley (R-Area 7, Peru).
Congressman Owens was traveling Friday and could not be reached for comment, but his spokesman, Jon Boughtin, said the congressman had been in touch with the adjutant general of the Vermont Air National Guard and expressed his support for Plattsburgh hosting the jets.
City of Plattsburgh Mayor Donald Kasprzak has been in favor of doing so since last year.
"I stated several months ago, if the option to pursue bringing F-35s to Plattsburgh is legitimate, my position would be to support this," he said.
Adding the jets to the airport would be an economic boost, he said.
"We have a rich military history and to add 300 to 400 jobs to the area can only benefit the North Country in my opinion, but it has to be feasible for the federal government."
Plattsburgh Air Force Base operated from 1955 to 1995. It was home to several different aircraft, including the FB-111 fighter-bomber and the KC-135 stratotanker.
The airport was opened on the flight line of the former base in 2007.
Heins said the five sites under consideration for the F-35s already have space and facilities to handle them while Plattsburgh does not.
"We had the Air Force presence in the past, and we would love to have it again, but I just can't see them spending all that money to put them here when they have bases that can take them," he said.
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Check out the system that you have before you call a professional. Write down the brand and the model and have all maintenance records on hand. This makes sure your contractor will be sufficiently prepared.
Before contacting a repair service, do a short tour of the entire home. Figure out which rooms feel hot and which feel cold. This will help your contractor quickly determine where the issue lies and how to get it fixed quickly and easily.
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If you can choose the place where your outdoor compressor goes, pick a spot with lots of shade. When your unit takes in cool air, it takes less energy to tool the air, thus boosting efficiency.
You can boost the efficiency of your HVAC unit by replacing it with a new energy efficient one or moving your old one to a shady outside location. You save money this way because the air conditioner is now pulling in cooler air, which is easier to cool further.
Have your heating and cooling system inspected twice a year. The best times to have the system checked is spring and fall, so you are sure everything is running at peak performance before the heating and cooling seasons. This type if preventative maintenance is highly necessary to ward off any expensive troubles from coming your way.
In order to cheaply cool your home, turn the temperature up. If you take a few showers a day or just drink a cold ice water, you'll find that you're saving a lot of money on your utility bills by keeping the thermostat a little higher than usual in your home.
When you are looking for a service provider to perform service on your HVAC system, look for a company that stands behind their work. This is especially important if your compressor or condenser is being repaired. Repairs to these two things are extremely expensive, so you want to ensure that the service provider warranties their work.
Outer coils can be cleaned with a regular outdoor hose before you turn the unit on for the season. That said, interior coils should be taken care of by a professional so that you don't do any damage as you attempt to clean them. Bring someone in to complete a check up.
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Super fun six pitch route up the left front side of the Sheepshead. The bulk of the climb is easy to moderate slab climbing protected by bolts. But each pitch has a distinct crux to keep the 9+/10a leader fully entertained. Expect runout sections on easier ground. The middle section of pitch one follows a wide crack system that requires trad gear. This is the only pitch that requires a trad rack. On pitch two, at the top of the brown streak, the bolt line forks. The bolts to the left are for a DIFFERENT route. Follow the new bolts that go up and right. Pitch three pulls a short steep headwall. The upper section of pitch four ascends a rounded slab. Bring several long slings to protect pitch five. Move the belay up and left for the last pitch which is outrageous (more mental than physical for both the leader and follower). Follow the bolt line on the left side of the final headwall. If you have any concerns, there are two alternate finishes on the right up the wide slot. One is a bolted right angling sporty pitch that is fun and just as hard (IMO) as the standard finish to TTTD. Can't comment on the chimney.
The main trail to the Sheepshead takes you to the start of Absinthe of Mallet. From this point hike left and up along the base of the Sheepshead towards Ewephoria. Continue past a large roof/overhang. Look for three closely spaced bolts that angle up and right toward a small tree. Above this tree, you can see a bolt on a small lichen covered roof. After the crack, you basically follow the bolt line. Descend by walking off the back side and contouring left. Follow cairns to a well worn trail. Make sure to bring your walk off shoes.
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An Albany man is arrested for knocking over several display shelves in a North Slappey Boulevard business, then waiting for police to show up to arrest him.
22-year old Jontavious Boone is charged with disorderly conduct.
Store managers say he was wearing hospital clothes when he walked into the Video Warehouse in the 2200 block of North Slappey about 3:40 Monday and turned over several racks of video displays.
The manager and customers left the store and called 9-1-1.
Store employees say Boone stood smiling while waiting on police.
He told officers he had just been released from the hospital for mental problems.
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Men's Hoops Upset Bid Falls Short
FORT MYERS, Fla., - The FGCU men's basketball team nearly pulled a stunner on Saturday, falling 78-66 to #16 Butler. Butler shot 92.9 percent from the free-throw line including 10-of-10 in the last two minutes to hold off the Eagles. The Bulldogs improve to 11-1 while FGCU falls to 3-9 with the loss.
FGCU, which led for much of the first half, scored the first six points with Casey Wohlleb (Boca Raton, Fla.) having a hand in all six points. The Eagles increased their lead to 11-2 with 14:44 to play in the first half on a pair of free-throws by Adam Liddell (Auburn, Ind.). The Bulldogs were able to slice the lead to 19-18 on a lay-up by Drew Streicher before Delvin Franklin (Houston, Texas) drilled a three to give the Eagles a 22-18 lead with just over eight minutes to play. Butler knotted the score at 23 all on a three-point play by A.J. Graves at the 5:34 mark. The two teams would exchange the lead several times over the final five minutes and wound up even at 33 at the break.
The early part of the second half saw the teams exchange leads before Butler went on a 7-0 run to take a 49-41 lead with 15:22 remaining. FGCU answered with an 8-0 run of their own to even the score. Wohlleb drilled a pair of three's during the run. With the Bulldogs clinging to a narrow 64-62 lead with 4:40 to play, they would go to the free-throw line 12 times, sinking all 12 to hold off the upset minded Eagles. The final score, 78-66, was the largest margin of the game. Free-throws proved to be the difference as each team went to the line 28 times with the Bulldogs knocking down 26 and Eagles hitting 17.
A.J. Graves led Butler with 17 points, going 9-for-9 from the charity stripe. Mike Green added 16 points and six assists while drilling 8-of-9 from the line. Julian Betko and Matt Howard added 12 apiece for Butler.
Casey Wohlleb scored a season-high 24 to lead all players. Delvin Franklin had a perfect night shooting, going 4-for-4 from the floor, knocking down two threes, and 2-for-2 from the line for 12 points. Terieke Barrowes (Pompano Beach, Fla.) and Adam Liddell added 10 points apiece. Rob Quaintance (Glendale, Az.) added five points and a season-high nine assists while playing all 40 minutes for the second time in the last three games.
The Eagles will be back in action again next Saturday when they host Penn on December 29 at 7:00 pm in Alico Arena. The game can be seen live on ASun.TV and tickets still remain by calling (239) 590-7145.
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Only 3 percent of people in McLennan County who are qualified for the health insurance marketplace have submitted an application. That's according to a local team, called Enroll America, who are looking to educate people about the Affordable Care Act.
McLennan County is one of the largest counties in the state were people are uninsured for health coverage. Enroll America and local health services at Hillcrest Hospital and Providence Hospital are doing everything they can to educate people about the new Affordable Care Act.
But so far only 1,500 of the 50,000 qualified have submitted an application since the program began in October. Health officials and enrollment educators say that's because most people are curious about the program and are not ready to commit just yet.
"They are shopping around, they want to learn more about it, see if it fits their family needs," Kelly McDonald Enroll America Waco Organizer said.
Enrollment educators say the recent backlash in Washington over the health care website also hasn't helped the cause either.
"With all the partisan noise going on...it's been difficult for them to actually find out 'hey, what is this? And is it for me?," McDonald said. "It's an opportunity for them to come and learn more, and know where to go for the next steps."
Health officials say despite the problems with the website, people have been able to sign up though a paper application and can also sign up over the phone or by mail.
The Hillcrest Family Health Center is just one of many places in Waco for people to sign up. Officials say the more their 24 counselors become familiar with the applications, the faster the process has gotten.
"I think as we go through this we will get better at it, the process will smooth out," Hillcrest Chief Compliance Officer Bob Brace said. "I think anybody coming in, what might have taken two or three hours in the first days might narrow down to less than an hour."
Progress like this has enrollment educators optimistic about future enrollment numbers.
"It's like when a new program comes out like this, we knew ahead of time that it was going to take a little time to get all the glitches through and we are seeing some great success there," McDonald said.
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Updated 4:53pm Monday 20th January 2014 in News By Paul Rogers, Reporter
HEREFORDSHIRE Council has said that it would not be influenced by the Government in deciding if the controversial fracking practice should take place in the county.
It was reported last week that local authorities may be entitled to retain all business rates on potential fracking sites.
Fracking, also known as hydraulic fracturing, involves pumping large volumes of water, sand and chemicals underground at high pressure to fracture the rock and release shale oil gas.
Eastnor and Fownhope have both been identified by the Government as being potential fracking sites.
But, the council has said that it is unaware of any proposals to undertake fracking in the county and most of Herefordshire is not geologically suitable.
"Clearly, the council faces unprecedented cuts to funding received from the Government, however the recent announcement about local authorities being able to retain all business rates relating to fracking operations will not influence the council's determination of any planning applications that may be considered," said Andrew Ashcroft, assistant director of economic, environment and cultural services at Herefordshire Council.
"As with all planning applications, each proposal would be considered on its merits, taking into account national and local planning policies and all other material considerations."
Green campaigners in the county have also criticised the Goverment for offering "bribes" to councils who approve shale gas fracking projects.
"The Government's claims to 'localism' are empty without giving councillors truly free choices on how they can tax and spend," said Leominster town councillor Jenny Bartlett, who represents the Green Party.
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plant based dinner ideas 7.18.14
July 18, 2014
hello, friday! summer veggies are in full swing and we couldn't be enjoying them more. we've been eating most of our meals outside and it feels so good to take in the fresh and sights over a good meal. our favorite meal this week would probably have to be the vegan risotto. it was creamy and delicious!
monday: healthy hashbrown casserole
tuesday: triple stacked quesadillas
wednesday: fresh grilled veggie tacos
thursday: borlotti bean mole (we used sweet potatoes)
friday: vegan asparagus risotto
what was on your plate this week? any favorite recipes you'd like to share?
we follow a whole foods, plant based diet. the dinner ideas posts are a way for me to log our dinners, how we make eating this way easy, and hopefully inspire you to try some new things as well. they are always meat free, dairy free and often gluten free. you can follow the posts here, and i encourage you to share your favorite recipes with us as well!
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CATEGORIES MoviesIn 2009, the trailer for a film called "Paranormal Activity" began making the rounds on both the Web and TV. The two-minute clip billied "PA" as one of the scariest movies of all time, and soon enough, the film gained traction with both critics and general moviegoers, who were eager to see what this "found footage" flick was all about.
Several months later, "Paranormal Activity" went on to become the most profitable franchise of all time, based on return on investment (the budget was a mere $15,000; the movie raked in $193 million at the box office). After the unbelievable -- and, frankly, surprising -- success of the movie, the film would spawn three sequels, one of which his theaters over the weekend.
While each "PA" has managed to weave one cohesive storyline throughout its four chapters -- the plot surrounds two sisters who begin experiencing paranormal activity (duh) -- the trailers for each movie have also become a bit of a conversation-starter amongst horror fans (especially for the ones that show actual audiences frantically reacting to a screening of the latest "Paranormal" phenomenon).
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Marcus Lattimore (Duncan, S.C./James F. Byrnes) confirmed that Auburn is his new leader after an unofficial visit to the school during the weekend, ESPN's JC Shurburtt reports. He spoke with ESPN affiliate Web site AuburnUndercover.com about the visit, "This whole experience, I just felt it. You can't really explain it. My mom loves it, my stepdad loves it. You really just can't explain the feeling. I really didn't expect this much. I was just coming in to see the offense. They showed me that, and I met all these great people."Per ESPN Insider. Yes, this is the same Marcus Lattimore that ranks 4th on the Rivals 100, right behind Lache Seastrunk and Darius White. There must be something in Gene Chizik's kool-aid, since he's piquing the interest of many a top running back.
Good get for Chizik, possibly using his Texas connections to land him. I believe he's got academic issues, so we'll see if he makes it to Auburn. If he does, he may get a chance to play right away, as the rest of Auburn's QBs (led by Chris Todd) are crap in a bucket. By the way, Rollison was the last top-tier Texas HS QB to commit, and none of them picked Texas A&M. Which leaves them with zero QB commits in the '09 class and only Jerrod Johnson and Tommy Dorman on the depth chart. Well done, Sherman.
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Avalon Gulf Front, Elevator, Very Popular, great view! Wifi in Cape San Blas
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4½
- sleeps 8
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- pets allowed no
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***Avalon is no longer available for rent but do inquire we have lots of other homes or you can click on the "see other homes link below***
Panoramic Gulf Front Views from every room - Private & Quiet
- Soft, Sugar White Sand Beach - Sunsets To Die for - Dolphins
playing in the surf - If you're looking for all this, and you also
want it in a nice, upscale & spacious well maintained 5-bedroom, 4-1/2 bath home on one of America's #1 rated beaches. - Then you too may discover what one vacationer said about Avalon, - 'You have the most beautiful views of any home we have ever been in on the Cape"
Located on the south side of Rish Park which is a 1 mile stretch of undeveloped land.
Nothing but beach, beautiful sand dunes and an occasional cape deer. Watch Dolphins
playing in the surf from the decks, inside the home or while strolling on the Pristine and deserted beach to the north. Fishing from the beach is great & with
our home facing due west, the Sunsets are Spectacular!
Living, Dining and Kitchen gulf front and have Awesome Views, both from inside the home & from the large covered deck on this level. The kitchen is very nice with granite countertops, lots of cabinet space for storage, very well stocked with kitchen ware as well as very nice kitchenaide stainless applicances. (you cannot hear the dishwasher running!)
All 4 bedrooms face gulf front with glass doors leading to covered decks. Master #1 is isolated alone on the upper floor, is very private & commands breathtaking views. The 2nd master has a Cal King and private bath. Bedroom #3 is a queen that shares a bath right outside the door with the #4 bedroom that has a daybed/trundle. All bedrooms have there own large flat screen tv's.
All BR's also have night sky ceilings. At night with the lights out,
the ceilings seem to vanish, leaving you with a twinkling sky above.
Kids and Adults like to find their favorite constellations, shooting
stars, galaxies.
We sincerely believe you'll be hard pressed to find another cape
home with the unique combination of Awesome Views from every Room &
Decks, Privacy, Nice Decor, & Spaciousness that Avalon offers. And we
would love for our family's vacation retreat to also become your
family's yearly vacation retreat.
Bath & bed linens are provided, we also have various beach chairs,
umbrella, sand toys, rafts.
We would be happy to send you a link so you can see lots of pictures
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- Beautiful Panoramic Gulf Front views
- More privacy than most gulf fronts offer
- Elevator servicing all floors
- All bedrooms and living have direct gulf front view with covered decks
- Very well maintained with almost completly refurb in Mar 2011
- Night sky ceilings in all bedrooms
- Master #1 is very private, with a balcony
- Boardwalk to beach only 120 feet or 60 steps
- Grill Charcoal
- Enclosed Outdoor hot & cold water shower
- Washer/dryer
- Upgraded stainless applicances
- Well stocked kitchen
- 5 large flat screen TVs - 2 DVDs - Satellite
- Free wireless high speed Internet
- Free Long Distance in US and Canada
- Stereo/ipod station with speakers outside living deck
- Handicap accessibility (some limitations)
- various toys, boogie boards, floats, chairs, umbrellas
- Sunsets so Beautiful, they become a daily "Must Do" :)
- Family memories you'll cherish for a lifetime
activities and attractions in Cape San Blas Gulf Coast North
Watching Sunsets from the decks, inside the home or on the beach.
Walking on the deserted beach to the north, shelling, dolphin
watching, fishing, scalloping, swimming, boating, kayaking, canoeing,
hiking, bird watching, nature loving. Water sports rentals are
available right on Cape San Blas. Golf is within 20 minutes, Choose
from a multitude of great dining locations within a 10 to 30 minute
drive. Numerous Charter Fishing operators from 10 to 30 minutes
St Joseph State Park - 1.8 miles
Port St Joe - 15 minutes
Historic Apalachicola - 30 minutes
Mexico Beach - 30 minutes
Panama City - 60 minutes
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**Specials on our non peak weeks please inquire**
2013 Rates Sat - Sat Rental **non pet friendly home**
- $4140/wk Summer
- $1620 - $2700 Spring
- $1530 - $2430 Fall, winter holidays
- $1260-$1530 Winter excludes holiday weeks
- Monthly Jan & Feb only $2610
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The InfoWorld news quiz: June 28, 2010
Apple iPhone hits the stores, Google wins its copyright warBy Dan Tynan
Hey, did you hear? A new iPhone went on sale this week. Amazingly, even the fourth time's a charm for Apple, which continues to generate large crowds and even larger hype. But that's not all that went down this week. Google won the latest round in its $1 billion dispute with Viacom, Salesforce joined the social networking crowd, the Kremlin signed on to Twitter, and we learned that pig farmers apparently believe in unicorns. (That will make sense eventually, trust us.) Do you have what it takes to ace our quiz? Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer, and no, wishing on rainbows will not help. Go on, get started already.


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The California Academy of Sciences' Masked Ball was made especially magical by DaVinci Fusion's transformation of San Francisco's City Hall. The Northern California event production company turned the City Hall rotunda into a dazzling planetarium and the North Light Court into a lush rain forest for the special evening.
Since the Academy of Sciences is in temporary quarters while its earthquake-damaged building in Golden Gate Park is reconstructed, the California Academy of Sciences chose City Hall as the site of its 2004 gala. The Academy's goal was to make guests attending the ball, which had always been held in the Academy's halls, feel at home in the municipal space. "The idea was to bring as much of the old Academy to City Hall as possible," says DaVinci Fusion's president and lead designer, Solomon Rosenzweig, "So we created a planetarium in the rotunda and a rain forest in North Light Court. All that was missing was a meteor show and rain."
"DaVinci Fusion did a fabulous job. The ball was one of the most beautiful events ever seen at City Hall," declares Deidre Kernan, special-events director for the Academy. The evening began with cocktails in South Light Court, where projected images of the old Academy building and entertainers such as stilt walkers, magicians, and face and henna painters got the festive evening underway.
Then guests moved to the rotunda for dinner. DaVinci Fusion projected a full-color moving nebula onto the surface of the rotunda's interior dome, which rises 90' in height and crowns a sweeping triple-wide staircase. The second, third, and fourth floor levels of the rotunda were bathed with deep space-blue light and covered with gently moving stars 360 degrees around the dome. A magenta glow punctuated with white stars was reflected onto the dining tables on the main floor.
DaVinci Fusion achieved the look with a complement of Mac 2000 Profiles, Mac 500's and Mac 600 Wash fixtures controlled by a Whole Hog® II system. The Whole Hog II also interfaced with four ETC ellipsoidal spotlights and a customized Litho gobo of the Academy's Starmaker planetarium projector so the lighting simulated the output of four Starmakers covering the vast dome. DaVinci Fusion also met the challenge of adapting to the changing exterior light, seen through the window-pierced dome, as the hours elapsed and the event moved from dusk to nighttime splendor.
"I've seen a lot of people light the dome, but DaVinci Fusion's moving lights really made it feel like a planetarium," notes Dan McCall who heads San Francisco's McCall Associates, a full-service catering company. "The blues and pinks at the different levels of the dome created the most special lighting I've ever seen in the rotunda."
Because City Hall is a busy public space, a maximum of three hours was allowed for DaVinci Fusion's set up. "We had to plan very carefully," Rosenzweig says. "We pre-hung all the lighting on rolling racks so we could go in and out of small elevators and onto the floor in short order and hook things up without creating hardware stands."
Just as dramatic as the rotunda's transformation was the metamorphosis of North Light Court, which during business hours houses the City Hall gift shop and coffee shop. DaVinci Fusion turned the space into an African rain forest and one of two areas dedicated to dancing (South Light Court being the other). DaVinci Fusion draped the skylit court's white marble walls with aniline-dye painted backdrops reminiscent of natural history dioramas. With the creative use of theatrical lighting and special effects like flickering Flame Bowls atop bamboo poles, live palm trees and lush floral displays, the guests felt as if they were thrust right in the middle of the diorama.
"The backdrops were light and airy and wonderfully lit," says Dan McCall. "DaVinci Fusion created a total rain forest experience without taking away space from the dance floor. Throughout the evening DaVinci Fusion achieved the effect the client wanted: a strong identification of the event with the Academy as an institution."


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Lack of iron was a major concern to pioneers who began settling Utah in 1847. When iron ore was discovered in southern Utah, Mormon leader Brigham Young called for volunteers to colonize the Cedar City area in November of 1851. Ten months later, the colony completed a blast furnace and began to operate an iron foundry. A desire to preserve and interpret the history of this endeavor eventually led to the establishment of the Iron Mission State Park in 1973. (Now Frontier Homestead) The Iron Mission Foundation was organized in 1989 to act in an advisory capacity and provide financial support for museum operations at Frontier Homestead State Park. The Foundation provides guidance and assistance to the officers and staff of Frontier Homestead in their efforts to effectively collect, preserve, interpret and present historical materials to the Museum's visitors and constituents. Guidance and assistance is provided in the form of such activities as:
- Organizing and conducting fund-raising campaigns.
- Building partnerships with other historically oriented organizations, governmental agencies and other public institutions.
- Coordinating and participating in community service activities.
- Engaging in various other activities aimed at ensuring that the Museum's visitors are provided with an educational, interesting, and enjoyable experience.
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Organizational leaders have absorbed the buzz surrounding green tech. Yet the allure of environmental stewardship alone isn't inspiring the majority of companies adopting greener practices. Rather, those all-important greenbacks -- in the form of lower energy bills, ROI, and tax breaks -- are driving many companies toward more eco-responsible, waste-reducing, sustainable IT initiatives.
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Going green to save green
Nearly 7 in 10 respondents have started down the green road, with 24 percent currently using or pilot-testing green computing solutions and 45 percent more in the planning stage of at least one initiative. Of the 17 percent who have no plans to implement a green solution in the next 12 months, 26 percent don't see an ROI in adopting green computing, 15 percent report that it is not in the budget, and another 15 percent state that their companies' energy costs are not high enough to justify the investment.