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8 room PGA National Palm Beach Contemporary Mediterranean in Palm Beach Gardens
- bedrooms 5
- baths 3
- sleeps 12
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
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Brief Property Introduction: Home to PGA Tour & Honda Classic. Experience PGA National Resort Villa Suites in one of Florida's best locations inside PGA National. Walk to the SPA, Ironwood Steak House and iBar Lounge (200 yards). To PGA Blvd 800 yds and Downtown only 2 miles!
Property Description: Suites with 50 inch plasma, King/2 twin beds, 2 designer sleeper sofas, kitchen, state-of-art induction cook top, convection oven, full size fridge, toaster, coffee maker, water boiler.
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Enjoy newer Mediterranean style villa suite with exotic brick paver streets and lush palm trees. PGA National has a World Class Golf Academy open to the public, 8 fine dining restaurants, and a world renowned European SPA about 200 yards from your door step. Take a 1 minute stroll down the SPA next door and experience the restaurants or pool bar for lunch or cocktail to really find out what PGA National is all about before you leave! Within 1 mile you will also find hundreds or restaurants and shops along PGA Blvd and only about 2 miles away you will find Downtown in Palm Beach Gardens.
SPA Package at PGA National Resort
Rates from $99, Enjoy the Waters of the World pool, Choice of 25 minute neck and quiet area access massage, reflexology, salt glow body scrub,
or spa manicure and pedicure, Complimentary poolside lunch, Pool butler service and cocktail service, Product sample gift bag
activities and attractions in Palm Beach Gardens Atlantic Coast South
Welcome to America's First Resort Destination, established 1894. Things to do in Palm Beaches:
Jazz on the Palm
West Palm Beach, New Free Event Held at West Palm Beach's New Waterfront and City Commons
Smooth Jazz with a cool tropical backdrop, No ticket required, just a willingness to mingle, See the City of West Palm Beach's brand new waterfront and feel
tropical breezes coming from Lake Worth Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean, Waterfront is located at the intersection of Clematis Street and
Flagler Drive in Downtown West Palm Beach, Parking garages and metered parking available around the waterfront - click here for more on parking
Fiesta of Flagler
West Palm Beach New Free Event Held the First Friday of Every Month
Live bands performing the best in salsa, merengue, rock, jazz, fusion, and more, Variety of gourmet Latin dishes and drinks, Kids' area
Palm Beach Restaurant Summer
Palm Beach, Wine and Dine With the Rich and Famous Without Having to Max Out the Credit Card
Discover culinary experiences on the island of Palm Beach, Prix fixed menu, Three course lunch ($20.10) or dinner ($35)
Flavor Palm Beach
Throughout The Palm Beaches and Boca Raton, Extraordinary Three-Course Menus from the Best Restaurants
Enjoy a three-course lunch for $20 or dinner for $30 per person, More than 30 restaurants are participating, Excellent selection of nationally-known restaurants: Capital Grille, Ruth's Chris,
BB King's Blues Club, McCormick & Schmick's, and Morton's The Steakhouse
Sea Turtle Nest Tour
Through September, Watch these gentle giants nest along the seashore, Lots of Yachts will organize tour - get a group together or just you
Great Walks and Talks on Worth Avenue
Palm Beach's grand aveune comes alive through a walking tour, Lead by a Worth Avenue historian, Special reception in the Gucci Courtyard
Sail on a Catamaran
$50 per person, Sail Lake Worth Lagoon and see the Palm Beaches from a water viewpoint
Manatee Queen
Jupiter, Enjoy Two Extraordinary Catamaran Tours, Custom-designed, 40-foot catamaran - canopy top, handicap accessible, bathroom on board
Jupiter Island Tour
Cruise alongside the waterfront mansions of Jupiter Island, the Captain will point celebrity estates and yachts, Depart daily at 11:30 a.m.
Sunset Cruise
Sit back and relax, on the Intracoastal Waterway and the Jupiter Inlet area, Bring your own wine and cheese, Depart daily at 6:30 p.m.
Sandoway House Nature Center
Boca Raton, Shark Month, Hundreds of shark and ray artifacts, 60 genuine shark jaws from great whites, tigers, hammerheads, and more, Over a 1,000 genuine fossil shark teeth from around the world, Mini-fossil dig for kids Live shark feedings Tuesday through Saturday at 10:30 a.m., Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
Daggerwing Nature Center
Delray Beach, Alligator Feedings, Every Wednesday and Saturday, See the center's baby alligator while he's being fed - and learn more the American Alligator
Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
Boynton Beach, Daily and Weekly Programs
Cypress Swamp Strolls
Every Friday and Sunday, Guided tour of the Refuge's Cypress Swamp habitat
Early Morning Bird Walks
Every Wednesday and Saturday, Get a better understanding of Refuge's feathered residents on a guided tour of the Marsh Trail, Come Visit the Refuge at No Cost, Fee-Free days: 08/14/10 - 08/15/10, 09/25/10, 11/11/10
MacArthur Beach State Park
North Palm Beach / Singer Island
Guided Reef Tour
Every Saturday, Take a guided snorkeling tour of the Park's spectacular near-shore reefs, Must be at least 10 year of age, Reservations required. Daily at 10:00 a.m. Join of the staff naturalists for a one-mile nature walk through four distinct habitats and learn about its ecoystems and history
Guided Kayak Tours
Once Daily at High Tide, Park Ranger-led exploration fo the Park's estuary, Lake Worth Lagoon, and Munyon Island, Call 561, 624, 6950 for more details and times
Jupiter Dive Center
Jupiter Exclusive Special 10% off at the Jupiter Dive Center when you mention the CVB
Lion Country Safari
West Palm Beach
Calypso Bay Water Park
897-foot river ride, Lily pad walk, Two four-story high water slides, Children's water playground, Lap pool with diving boards in Royal Palm Beach
Coconut Grove Water Park
1000-foot river ride, Two four-story high water slides, Recreation Center in Boca Raton
Bashers RC Raceway
Palm Beach Gardens Indoor Remote Control Car Facility
City Place
West Palm Beach, Shopping and Entertainment District Adds a Touch of Sweetness
Palm Beach Kennel Club
West Palm Beach New Ways to Win in Poker Room
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Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller launched the fifth annual statewide March Against Hunger food drive competition Friday in Gary.
Gary's bank is one of 11 regional food banks in Indiana that partner with Feeding Indiana's Hungry or FIsH – an organization which helps link Indiana's resources to feed those in need. For the fifth consecutive year, the Indiana Attorney General's Office has joined FIsH and the Indiana State Bar Association to help challenge law firms to donate goods and raise money for these banks.
"March Against Hunger is an opportunity to spread awareness about a growing problem and spotlight attorneys who go above and beyond to help their clients and their communities," Zoeller said. "Hunger is preventable and that's why we are calling on those in the profession to lend their support."
Food Bank of Northwest Indiana Director Angie Williams said the group provides nutritional support to those in need of hunger relief through its network of 100 community agencies across Lake and Porter counties.
"We are very happy to be working with the Attorney General and the legal community once again on March Against Hunger," Williams said. "The drive is a great way for people to get involved in the fight against hunger while having fun and fostering the competitive spirit. March Against Hunger not only helps us feed our neighbors, but it also helps us raise awareness of the problem throughout the state and gets people talking about what can be done to combat hunger. We are extremely grateful to Attorney General Zoeller for holding the drive again this year."
"We are again thankful for Attorney General Zoeller's commitment to helping Hoosiers in need, and Hoosier attorneys for rising to the challenge," said Emily Weikert Bryant, executive director of FIsH. "One in six Hoosiers is at risk of hunger, and for children just one in four. We've not seen a decrease in demand and appreciate the support of the March Against Hunger drive to bring more meals to our member food banks to distribute across all 92 counties."
To sign up to participate in this year's statewide competition visit www.marchagainsthunger.org or www.in.gov/attorneygeneral. Totals and winners will be announced shortly after the deadline to donate which is March 31.
In 2012, 51 law firms participated in the March Against Hunger and donated more than 11,400 pounds of food and raised $51,822. Since 2009, food drive participants have donated more than 34,100 pounds of food and raised $127,167 total.
This year the "Attorney General's Cup" will be presented to the firm in each of the six categories that collects the most donations:
- Sole Proprietor
- Small firm (2-11 persons)
- Medium firm (12-21 persons)
- Large firm (22-49 persons)
- X-Large firm (50+ persons)
- Public/non-profit firm
"As a fellow lawyer, I can't say enough about Attorney General Zoeller's commitment to serving Hoosiers in need," said ISBA President Daniel B. Vinovich. "It is opportunities like this annual food drive that allow us to serve beyond our clients and I am so proud of the overwhelming contributions that pour in each year."
Those not employed by a law firm can contribute nonperishable foods at a participating firm listed at www.in.gov/attorneygeneral or a FIsH food bank listed at www.feedingindianashungry.org.
The attorney general's speech at the Gary food bank is available at: http://regionnewsteam.com
(article provided by the Office of the Indiana Attorney General)
Indiana Attorney General, Greg Zoeller kicking off the March Against Hunger food drive event at the Food Bank of Northwest Indiana in Gary on Friday.
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Deflation: How to Survive and Thrive in the Coming Wave of Deflation
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Publication Date:2001
Selected as one of the "Best Business Books of the Year" by Library Journal, Deflation provides tools for investors to protect their assets and invest profitably in deflationary times, a post-inflation economic environment that few of today's investors have experiencedand even fewer understand. Lively and easy-to-understand, it tells investors how to recognize telltale signs of deflation, discusses the industry sectors that are positioned to outperform the overall market, and reveals 13 deflation-ready investing strategiesincluding low-risk fixed income techniques designed to sustain equity-style total returns.
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The Georgetown Hoyas improved to 21-6 on Saturday with a convincing 67-46 win over Villanova at Verizon Center. The top 10-ranked Hoyas enter the final week of the season fighting for a top four seed and a double bye in the Big East tournament. Georgetown was walloped by Seton Hall earlier this week, and John Thompson III demanded his team respond against the visiting Wildcats. With no home-and-home series with Syracuse this season, Hoya fans had been looking forward to this weekend matinee matchup as one of the highlights of this year's home schedule. Georgetown responded with a dominant defensive performance against the banged-up and struggling Jay Wright club.
Freshman Otto Porter had an impressive game. Thompson III said that Porter is one of the most prepared freshmen he's coached and he continues to improve and make an impact as the season wears on. Porter took an elbow from Maurice Sutton right to the face in the first minute of the game. Blood flowed from his mouth and nose and Sutton was called for a flagrant one, as the officials ruled he caught him making a basketball move. It was a questionable call but Porter shook off the cobwebs and came back to score 15 points.
Henry Sims and the scoring duo of Jason Clark and Hollis Thompson also scored in double figures for the Hoyas but it was the edge on the glass that really made the difference. Five Georgetown players grabbed at least five rebounds, and enjoyed a 13-rebound advantage on the glass.
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This would be a decent 'best of' collection, but the one BIG problem is that they included the radio edit version (which is 3:30) of "Slow Ride." In fact, I have purchased 3 alleged "greatest hits" compilations from Foghat that all have radio edit versions of the song. If you are a die hard Foghat fan, you will only settle for the original album version (which is almost 8:00 minutes long) which can only be found on the "Fool for the City" album.
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No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: FOGHATTitle: BEST OF FOGHATStreet Release Date: 04/25/1989<Domestic or Import: DomesticGenre: ROCK/POPLike so many other bands who formed in the early '70s, Foghat's sound was based upon the wails and moans of the blues guitar. Foghat took this basic structure and added a rowdy four-bar boogie feel to it, cranked the amps to 11, and unleashed a series of LPs that would achieve gold or platinum status. Best of Foghat captures the band's finer moments. "Slow Ride" with its funky-boogie bass line and guitar harmony leads was every air-guitarist's dream come true, and the long breakdown at the song's mid-point that finally erupted into scorching fret work epitomized the "big rock ending" of the 1970s. "Fool for the City" was another rush of rock and roll adrenaline, with its repeated chorus and steady straight four/four beat. "I Just Want to Make Love to You" also demonstrated singer Dave Peverett's bluesy growl, an influence that often seemed more prevalent in the band's guitar work. –Steve Gdula
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I have followed the band Foghat from their beginnings in 1972 on through at least 1982. I have owned, purchased, or had on tape their first twelve albums, from Foghat in 1972 on through to Boogie Motel, Tight Shoes, Girls to Chat & Boys to Bounce, and In the Mood for Something Rude in 1982. So I know something of the music of this band from before, during, and after their peak. No I'm some sort of Foghat head, that thinks that Foghat was and will always be the greatest band that ever existed. I have followed late 70's hard rock, and anyone that was into the music of that period had heard of and most likely enjoyed Foghat, that's how relevant Foghat was to the genre. IMHO, although one would be missing some gems, if one had to have only one album by them, it would be Foghat Live. (Don't consider what they write at allmusic.com, they tend to be anti-70's hard rock. Thus they try to confuse readers by writing misinformation, writing rave reviews of a band's mediocre albums, and panning their relevant offerings.) Of all the hundreds or thousands of live albums by rock bands over the decades, only a few have ones that match their studios offerings, or in exceptionally rare cases, surpasses them. That's what Foghat Live does. The band Foghat hit the big time with their 1975 album Fool For The City that included arguably their two biggest all time songs: Fool For the City and Slow Ride. Foghat Live, released in 1977, was recorded during that tour, was recorded at their peak, includes those two top songs, and they played them with even more intensity. Foghat Live may have only 4 other songs on it, but oh, how those songs are played. Foghat Live represented all that Foghat was at their peak. Chances are if you don't like Foghat Live you're not going to like Foghat. However, you could have this Best of compilation and still miss out on the best of Foghat. Recording technology improved considerably throughout the 70's. The first three songs of the cd are from the early 70's, are limited by the technology and budget of the time, and sound ooooold. The sound of an album is no insignificant item (look what the crispness of Metallica's Black Album did to break them into the mainstream). So as not to be turned off by Foghat too quickly, one might be better to start with track 5 (which to their credit is from the Live album, but the least significant song on that album).
The KEY problem with this compilation, and many others justifiably have mentioned it, is that it includes the single version of no less than four songs. They are: Drivin' Wheel, Fool For The City, Slow Ride, and Stone Blue. These are perhaps Foghat's most well known four songs. The absolute idiocy of having the single versions of these songs is unbelievably unfathomable. What did the money grubbing recording producers think; that people are going to miss the normal, regular versions of the songs and then go out to purchase the regular CD's. When it comes to the greed of those in the recording industry, there are no limitations. There are numerous Best of compilations where the single versions of songs are substituted in place of the regular version. Madonna's GHV2 is another one that comes to mind. I cannot think of a single case where the single version of a song is/was better than the regular version. (OK, Hocus Pocus by Focus is a worthy attempt, but we're really stretching the memories of 70's aficionados here.) Later, hearing the regular versions, they're so different as to be almost considered completely different songs. The single versions were made for radio, being impatient to play 5 minute plus songs. And although they were the lesser version, one would rather listen to a single version of Foghat than the 5000th radio playing of a Beatles song. However, for those into Foghat, know that Foghat is a *guitar* rock, and to cut out the guitar solo of the song is to cut out the heart. Listen to the unmolested version of Honey Hush on the CD. That still retains the guitar solo… and its heart.
Why would one get this CD… well because there isn't squat else in a Best of compilation to get. The CD Slow Ride and Other Hits also lists shortened versions of the key songs, meaning probably the singles. I picked this up because I was less than a buck from getting free shipping and couldn't think of any other CD to get. I figure an inexpensive CD of the lesser versions of the songs are better than none. That is the only recommendation I could write in its favor.
One other thing to consider, is that particularly for 70's music, CD's have not generally been able to capture the intensity of the record album versions. This is particularly true for bands such as Kansas and Rainbow. Remastered versions of 70's records come close to returning to that intensity. I have read articles about it, that CD's while removing pop and hiss, lost the higher harmonics that a phonograph needle in a record groove produced from the band recording. Whatever the reason, this had been noted by many other people. (I have remastered and non-remastered versions of the same Rainbow songs on my computer, and in random play, I can tell what version of the song is playing without looking.) Now I didn't notice that this Best of compilation was remastered. So that means that your Foghat albums packed in boxes in your garage are superior in sound quality (if unbrutalized from playing) to this CD. That means unless you find this CD dirt cheap, the memory of Foghat will probably also be better in quality.
Did you guys at Rhino think we've never heard it? It's the same as when you hear Light My Fire on some stations that cut it down to a little over 3 minutes. For that reason alone, I had to knock 2 stars off the record, not because of the record itself, but because of Rhino's gaff. You Rhino wizards thought enough to put all those extra tracks on the re-released Yes albums, how did you clowns botch this?
OK we'll start off with the obligatory gripes."Slow Ride" is the single edit."I Just Want to Make Love to You" is the studio version and not the better known version from "Foghat Live."And a whole bunch of great songs were left off this CD to be placed on a second Volume, which is inexplicably been deleted.Everybody happy? Great. Now on to what really matters. Despite never getting the kind of praise that would have matched their peak popularity, Foghat were a people's rock band. Chances are pretty strong that, somewhere in America, a radio station is playing either "Fool For The City" or "Slow Ride" and someone is playing air boogie guitar nearby. During their glory run, from the albums "Energized" up to "Stone Blue," Foghat saddled up Chuck Berry, Al Green and Buddy Holly next to solid originals like the masters that they were.The format was simple. Take a basic riff, turn it up very loud and boogie like anytime was party time. And don't be afraid to indulge in some hard core blues rock like "Take it or Leave It." Add to the mix that Lonesome Dave Peverett's distinct vocals were a cut above most basic rock bands and you had the winning formula for seventies rock and roll. This was such great party rock that I and a group of fellow senior classmates went to see Foghat rock out Hersheypark Arena in 1978 just days before graduation. (With Sweet opening on their "Love Is Like Oxygen" tour, no less…sigh!)This 16 song anthology is a much better buy than the "Essentials" dozen, and if you really want some great rock, you certainly won't be amiss if you purchase "Fool For The City," "Foghat Live" or "Night Shift." But until someone decides that the out of print Volume 2 and this CD should be matched up and the single edits be replaced with their full length counterparts, remastered and given a decent set of liner notes, this will suffice as a not quite five star collection.RIP Lonesome Dave….
For the average fan of Foghat, there are three songs in particular that they will buy this collection for. The three songs are, Fool For The City, Slow Ride, and I Just Want To Make Love To You. Unfortunately, both Fool For The City and Slow Ride are NOT the full length albums versions! This is a great disservice to the casual fan who doesn't want to invest in the albums. The shortened versions are simply not as good as the full-length versions, and the shortened versions are NOT the versions that the radio stations play. In order to get these two songs in their proper form, you will, thankfully, only have to purchase the Fool For The City album. But, I thought I'd warn anyone else out there thinking of buying this. Otherwise, this is an ok collection of their best songs.(By the way, is it just me, or does Rhino seem to make a habit of putting shortened versions of hit songs on its compialations and greatest hits cds?)


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States with highest, lowest pet ownership
The American Veterinary Medical Association recently released its U.S. Pet Ownership & Demographics Sourcebook.
Residents of Vermont are the most likely to have pets, according to a new survey by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). Washington, D.C., a territory, had the smallest percentage of pet owners.
Although the survey didn't collect information on why some states had higher rates of pet ownership, the findings indicate the type of dwelling — rural vs. urban — played a role, a spokesman said.
The top 10 pet-owning states are:
Vermont 70.8 percent of households owned a pet
New Mexico 67.6 percent
South Dakota 65.6 percent
Oregon 63.6 percent
Maine 62.9 percent
Washington 62.7 percent
Arkansas 62.4 percent
West Virginia 62.1 percent
Idaho 62 percent
Wyoming 61.8 percent
The 10 states in 2011 with the lowest percentage of pet-owning households are:
Rhode Island 53 percent
Minnesota 53 percent
California 52.9 percent
Maryland 52.3 percent
Illinois 51.8 percent
Nebraska 51.3 percent
Utah 51.2 percent
New Jersey 50.7 percent
New York 50.6 percent
Massachusetts 50.4 percent.
The District of Columbia had a far lower rate of pet ownership at 21.9 percent.
The report also looks at the health of pets across the country.
"Unfortunately, the report reveals that fewer dogs and cats are seeing the veterinarian regularly, and that's something that the AVMA and every companion animal veterinarian are concerned about," said Dr. Douglas G. Aspros, president of the AVMA. "Pet owners across the country need to remember to bring their pets into the veterinarian – at least once a year – to maintain optimal health."
The AVMA is one of the oldest and largest veterinary medical organizations in the world.
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3.88/5 rDev -6.1%
I am assuming this is the beer I had at Cambridge House, but I did not jot 'Copper Hill' for the name and the abv on the menu listed 4.8% as the abv...on to my review anyway
Served chilled in a standard pint
A - A mildly hazed golden color w/ very small white head. Lace sticks in a film w/ a bead that is tiny
S - The aroma has a slight sulfuric yeast quality w/ subtle fruit esters and mildly grainy malt scent
M - The feel is lightly spiced w/ moderate carbonation and dry, no more like semi -sweet finish. The maltiness and yeast texture is well balanced w/ light hopping and mild bitterness
T - This is a tasty beer, w/ gentle grainy and mildly spiced flavor - the maltiness is balanced by a white grape-like hint and yeastiness has a gentle tannic edge w/ a mellow herbal hop note. The subtle toasted grain effect on the flavor is lightly sweet which makes it seem fuller in body than it tastes
D - I like it, it drinks well. I think this is pretty good representation of the style- I could handle a session of these @ 4.8% and the spritziness cut the fat of the cheesesteak I paired with it well
03-15-2010 23:28:20 | More by Slatetank
3.95/5 rDev -4.4%
On tap at Cambridge House on 3/2/10.
A - Pale golden with a slight haze and hint of orange coloration with a slim white cap on top that reduced to a patchy veil and thin net of lace around the edges.
S - Really clean nose with honey sweetness, light citrus hops, grassy notes and a subtle biscuity malt character. There is also a hint of lemon zest and toasted grains in the background.
T - Copper Hill is a citrus-forward Kolsch with grainy malt accents and a biscuity character. Hints of grassy hops mingle with a honey sweetness, then finishes bittersweet with a light hop bite.
M - Light bodied, crisp and sweet with moderate carbonation and a slight oily texture. Finishes with subtle hop bitterness on the palate.
D - I found this to be a good enough Kolsch that hit the spot on this particular night. Crisp, smooth and easy drinkin'... what more could you ask of this style?
03-10-2010 23:10:04 | More by ffejherb
4.45/5 rDev +7.7%
Served in a 16oz pint glass
If this beer were a chick... She'd be a 9 out of 10... very good lookin.
Smells like yeast and noble hops. I also detect some citrus.
"This is a tasty beverage" (Samuel L Jackson from Pulp Fiction) Lots of nice hops,yeast, and citrusy high notes.
Light mouthfeel - very smooth and refreshing.
Very nice session beer. Light without being bland.
04-14-2009 00:49:57 | More by DNICE555
3.78/5 rDev -8.5%
Got a growler of this a little while ago and just decided to review it here.
First off, Kolsch's aren't one of my favorite brews but this is by far the best one I've had, although I haven't tried too many. Pours a light golden color with a high amount of carbonation. This is a super drinkable beer nice on a hot day because of its light body. Taste is refreshing but almost non existent. Better than average but I wouldn't pick this beer first thing.
09-25-2008 00:30:48 | More by oriolesfan4
4.68/5 rDev +13.3%
this was an outstanding beer and I can see why it is prize worthy.
Pale staw color, clear with nice rising bubbles, an average size white head with ok stick
Clean malty nose and a hint of hops
Some nice pilsner malt. Clean and crisp and cracker like. The hops are perfect for me. They might be a little high for the style but they add so much character to this brew. I think the hops are Saaz but I haven't looked into it to confirm.
Light crisp mouthfeel
Extremely drinkable!! and very very tasty!
07-29-2008 19:37:24 | More by pittvkyle7
4.88/5 rDev +18.2%
This beer is a pale golden yellow color with a medium white head that leaves decent lacing on the glass as you drink it. The smell is floral and slightly fruity, like a citrus. The taste is absolutely unique and suprising! It is slightly biter and hoppy at the start but then it has this extra kick at the end that just completely shocked me! It ended with a bitter apple/sour lemon flavor. This is a very pleasant and dynamic enjoyable light-bodied refreshing beer that is smooth and balanced. It is easy going down and satisfying to the end! Do NOT miss this one on your next trip to Cambridge House!
02-03-2008 19:37:12 | More by BlueHammer
4.47/5 rDev +8.2%
This beer is golden yellow in color. Nice lacing around the glass. The first sip of his beer was a nice suprise. Initially a strong citrus taste followed by a subtle hop finish. Light carbonation and a very smooth drinkable beer. This is a beer I could drink all night long.
01-30-2008 01:31:27 | More by poppercherry
Rhode Island
4.43/5 rDev +7.3%
A few nice pints served up after work from an afternoon trip to the Cambridge Brew House during my lunch break. I wish I had had the time to enjoy a pint with my lunch. Well this one holds true to all the medals it holds. It pours a nice hazy yellowish tint with a great frothy clean white head. Very impressive looking for such a light styled brew. This one has potential and will pave the way to win over many stubborn Bud drinkers. This beer smells of a light pale malt mixed with a rather dough like yeast smell. Subtle fruit hints maybe some light citrus tones cascade to the front line. The smells are constantly changing in the nose and carry a great anticipation to the taste. Many variations of a light hop mix with the slight doughy yeast essence. This beer has a great taste and an unbelievable smooth flavor that flows effortlessly over the tongue. Extremely smooth flavor with nice mild pale malt tones. Subtle light hop after taste. Once you taste it you know this is a very drinkable and enjoyable beer. The well rounded flavors of this brew make for a great compliment to any meal or occasion. Well recommended!
12-09-2006 05:46:50 | More by bigone4
4.1/5 rDev -0.7%
This beer had a low head over a clear, pale yellow body. Looked a little light for a kölsch, but very nice.
Aroma was light and lemony. Very very nice.
Flavor was of light malts, with a hint of acidic bitterness. A perfect thirst quencher.
Mouthfeel was light and refreshing... this one was really good.
Drinkability was excellent. I could easily have had several pints. A great session beer, and easy to see why this one was a gold medal winner. There are many wonderful menu items that this would compliment perfectly.
04-02-2006 04:00:26 | More by connecticutpoet
4.68/5 rDev +13.3%
This is a great beer. Big shout to Pete for the trade on this one.
Lightly hazy yellow beer with an impressive head and loads of carbonation. The aroma is great for the style, exactly what I hoped it would be. The flavor is mildly sweet and there is a nice bittering in the finish. The choice of Noble hops are perfect. The thing I notice the most is how ultra clean this beer is. It is easily the most drinkable beer I have had to date.
02-23-2006 00:36:16 | More by Chadbrew
4.38/5 rDev +6.1%
Appearance-Very light yellow and somewhat cloudy. Not a filtered beer. I like the looks of it.
Smell-Some hops. Nothing overpowering.
Taste-Very refreshing beer. Nice finish. Nice blend of hops and yeast (I think).
Drinkability-Yup. Great with food or on a hot summer day. Really liked it. I look forward to another. It looks different at first but a quick taste and all is well in Beerland. Keep up the good work. I'll be back.
01-28-2006 22:45:05 | More by Koolbreeze2
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4.45/5 rDev +7.7%
Straw yellow. Hazy because it isn't filtered. Kolsch yeast esters on the nose, combined with noble hops.
Taste has some nice kolsch esters but is dominated by noble hops. Very smooth mouthfeel.
Very good drinability. Light, but enough hops where this would work well with food.
01-07-2006 05:15:39 | More by GeoffFromSJ
North Carolina
4.4/5 rDev +6.5%
I would love a growler of this after mowing the lawn or getting back from a long bike ride. Crisp, juicy and refreshing. Poured a yellow snow in color. At first there was some lsightly sweet hops followed by a slight hop tang. Really juicy--almost grape-like. Nose was sweet and a little hoppy. Nice crispish finish that held up even as the beer warmed from sitting on the bar as I nursed my way through it. Fairly light body. Solid and true to the style--nothing crazy and out of hand going on in my pint glass.
11-26-2005 00:48:42 | More by MuddyFeet
4.3/5 rDev +4.1%
A- Pale bright yellow, slightly cloudy. Thin white head leaves thin lacing.
S- Fresh grainy scent, faint hop aromas.
T- Fresh grains up front, hint of lemon. Smooth finish with just a touch of noble hop bitterness.
M- Light body, with good smooth mouthfeel.
D- Immensely drinkable. Had two wanted to take a growler home for later. I've been to Köln, this is the closest I've had in the US.
Not sure why but the sample I had at the NEBF (one of the first few beers that day) was even better than this...
11-18-2005 03:47:14 | More by MarineHokie
4.5/5 rDev +9%
German-style refillable growler filled at the brewpub.
First pint glass pours with a frothy 1 1/2" white head, which lasted well, rejuvenated by lazy bubbles streaming from the bottom of the glass. Lacing is sporadic and delicate. Bright straw colored brew, with light biscuits and pine hops composing the nose. Taste is light pale malt sweetness, with light citrus hops, and a crisp close. Mouthfeel is super-smooth and soft on the tongue, with my only complaint possibly being a bit low on carbonation since it gave it all to the head. Drinkability could hardly be better. Apparently the judges giving this brew awards are doing a nice job...
11-17-2005 22:42:43 | More by ppoitras
4.25/5 rDev +2.9%
Served in a pint glass, it is a fairly hazy straw yellow color with absolutely no head...it probably disappeared on the way to my table. The aroma is very subdued, soft florally hops and maybe a little lemon/lemon rind. As the GABF Gold proves, this is fantastic tasting beer. A strong malty base supports a multitude of flavors. Chief among these being a beautiful noble hop element, florally, lemon zest, a little bit grassy and toasty. A small amount of bitterness enters at the end. A fantastic food beer, it goes with just about anything. Extremely quenching, it goes down very easily. Another bonus is it makes a good choice to suggest to people who really aren't into beer. The tastes are not over the top and there are no "weird" tastes that would turn someone off. This is probably my second favorite beer here, behind the hefe, which unfortunately is not on anymore.
10-28-2005 13:14:28 | More by Hagbard
3.9/5 rDev -5.6%
A thin white head by the time it was placed on the table, followed by some condensed lace. A slightly hazy, crisp golden in color with noticeable carbonation.
Light and semi-tart citrus aromatics; lemon, orange. A faint hint of wheat, grain, and oats.
Citrus flavors that provide a nice tartness to this mild ale, but do not go any further. This is followed by a moderately wheat driven flavor with some mustiness. Very crisp with a slightly dry finish. The wheat and grain flavors are much more delicate than most 'average' versions of the style, where these components can come off as coarse and adjunctory. An aftertaste of lemon and earth tones.
Light bodied; grainy yet smooth. Crisp and clean on the palate.
A light ale with enough flavor to warrant another taste, especially on a hot and humid summer day.
07-18-2005 22:19:43 | More by NEhophead
3.9/5 rDev -5.6%
Draught @ the Brewpub: This one pours a hazy, golden color. There was a decent amount of a white head on it, with a bit of lacing. There is a bit of lemon to the nose. There is also faint hints of spiciness and grainy. The body is a little lighter, with a hint of lemon. No real bitterness at all. A very refreshing beer. Nice for an afternoon on the deck!
05-29-2005 12:50:38 | More by Boto
4.28/5 rDev +3.6%
Grabbed a pint of this on my visit. The beer is served chilled in a pint glass. The beer is a slightly hazy gold color with a thin bleached white edge layer of head. Maybe it needs a little longer to brighten/clear? Aroma is lite with some grainy notes and a bit of spicy hops and a bit of lemon. First sip reveals a lite refreshing body with fine crisp tingly carbonation. Flavor is a bit grainy up front, rolls to a faint sweet hit in the middle and finishes with some bitey citrus hops. A bit dry on the finish also which entices me to take another sip. The beer would be very nice on a hot summer day. Another nice brew.
03-30-2005 01:01:03 | More by sulldaddy
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Bearcats, Knights suspend tied game, will resume April 3
Tue. March 05, 2013 at 8:00 p.m. | By Brittany Jackson
Hendersonville's Caleb Williamson, left, tries to tag out a North Henderson player during Tuesday's game at The Den. The game was suspended due to rain and lack of daylight. (Photo by MIKE DIRKS/ TIMES-NEWS)
Afternoon rain showers and lack of daylight forced two county teams to suspend their game Tuesday at The Den, and after five full innings Hendersonville and North Henderson were tied at 1.
Coaches Mark Cook (HHS) and Justin King (North) decided to finish the final two innings the next time the teams meet on April 3, and then play the originally-scheduled game immediately after, at North.
"We'd both like to play and over spring break we'll have time anyway to get in nine innings," Cook said.
In each team's second game of the season, both got off to a slow start. The Knights left four on base and the Bearcats left three.
"So far we're playing pretty good but it's the beginning of the season," Cook said. "We've just got to put the bat on the ball and move people when we get them on."
The rain proved to be good luck at least for a time as the Bearcats got on the board first in the bottom of the fourth inning.
HHS catcher Justin Sparks got on base to start things off and courtesy runner Luc Rodriguez stole second and then third base before scoring on Bradley Schmidt's sacrifice fly.
Robbie O'Shields' grounder to left field to start off the top of the fifth inning with Hendersonville's Derick Doyle pitching, followed by McKee's walk, set the stage for the Knights' first and only run.
With Dale London up, O'Shields stole third base on a wild pitch and then when McKee was tagged out trying to steal second, O'Shields ran home to tie up the game.
For the Bearcats, Henry Clements was 1-for-3 and Jacob Schandevel was 1-for-2. For North, Sage Cornatzer was 1-for-1 with a stolen base and hit-by-pitch, Lance Haney was 1-for-2 and O'Shields was 1-for-2 with a stolen base and a run.
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The dreaded why question
I've been feeling really productive lately. I've been making headway in church planting, training leaders, and writing my dissertation. I've been getting things done! But a friend recently asked me a really simple question that took me back to the basics.
I wished he hadn't asked me this question, which confused and convicted me:
"Why are you doing all this?"
As good and godly as my productivity sounds, it is not automatically good or godly. This why question consumed me for the next couple days.
Conviction and confusion
My confusion in answering the why question led me to 1 Timothy, where Paul gives the reason that Jesus saved him in the first place. It also tells us of Paul's motivation for everything he did after salvation. From 1 Timothy 1:16 (emphasis added): "But I received mercy for this reason, that in me, as the foremost, Jesus Christ might display his perfect patience as an example to those who were to believe in him for eternal life."
The light turned on
Reading this passage felt like one of those cartoons where someone has an idea or figures something out and the animated light bulb over their head flicks on. I'm assuming there was no actual light bulb over my head, but a light definitely turned on.
Why do I do what I do? What I am doing the things I'm doing?
Paul tells us that he was the "foremost" of sinners (v. 15), he was the worst of sinners, and Christ saved him to show that even a man like Paul can be given grace and saved from his sin.
I know that I am equally as sinful as Paul was. I know that Jesus saving me is just as outrageous as Jesus saving Paul. If Paul was saved for the sole purpose of displaying Christ to others so they might believe in him, then I must have been saved for the same reason. Everything Paul did, the reason for his existence after salvation, was so he might display Christ.
I have to be honest and tell you that even though the things that I'm doing are good things, my motivation was not "for the reason, that in me, as the foremost [of sinners], Jesus Christ might display his perfect patience as an example to those who were to believe in him for eternal life." Somewhere along the line the reason I was doing these things was because I "needed to do these things" —it was a job.
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When we are "being productive" devoid of the purpose of displaying Jesus Christ to those who might believe, we are being productive only in the secular sense of the word. When the answer to the question of "Why do we do what we do?" is "To glorify God by displaying Christ to the world," then we have just experienced a godly productivity.
Planting a church, training leaders, and finishing my dissertation can all be godly things, but they are not godly things in and of themselves. They must find their purpose and motivation in Jesus or else they are not godly, and ultimately not productive for the kingdom of God.
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All eyes were on Whitney Kropp Friday night.
She's the Ogemaw Heights sophomore who is a victim of bullying.
Tonight was Kropp's big night at the high school's homecoming football game, where she had the opportunity to stand up to her bullies and do it with the support of the whole community behind her.
More than 1,000 people were at the game to see the happy ending of a story that touched hundreds of thousands of lives.
Two weeks ago, TV5 told the story of Kropp being a victim of bullying. She said she was selected to the sophomore homecoming court and then was told she was selected as a joke. She said the prank hit hard and she even considered suicide.
But that's when the community stepped up. Certain businesses offered to pay for her homecoming dress, pay for her hair, and even buy her homecoming dance dinner. National media hooked on to the story, and a Support Whitney Facebook page has more than 100,000 likes.
Friday, people showed up to support 16-year-old Kropp. Many people in the stands wore the color orange, Kropp's favorite color. She also had a very loud cheer when she was announced to the fans in the stands.
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- Living room with dining table, leather sectional sofa and new flat-panel TV and DVD.
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- Fully equipped kitchen with new Refrigerator, new stove, and new Microwave
- Full bathroom with bathtub.
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- Steps to the beach
- CVS on corner
- Ron Jon's Surf Shop 2 blocks away.
- Mini-golf, Ice-cream shops, Arcade, everything within walking distance!
- Supermarkets, Walmart, Various Shopping Outlets just across causeway on RT 72.
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$1,800...Saturday, August 30 thru Saturday, September 6
$950…Saturday, September 6 thru Saturday, September 13
$950…Saturday, September 13 thru Saturday, September 20
$950…Saturday, September 20 thru Saturday, September 27
$950…Saturday, September 27 thru Saturday, October 4
$950…Saturday, October 4 thru Saturday, October 4
$950…Saturday, October 4 thru Saturday, October 11
$950...Saturday, October 11 thru Saturday, October 18
$950...Saturday, October 18 thru Saturday, October 25
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Top things to do in Ship Bottom
- Enjoy the Spectacular Beach
- Go fishing
- Barbeque with Friends and Family
- Mini-golf
- Rent a bike and explore the island
Top things to do on a budget
- Window shop along the LBI Boulevard
- Collect sea shells along the shore
- Fly a kite!
- Enjoy free music concerts on LBI.
- Visit the Lighthouse!
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- Picnic on the beach
- Surf fish at night or early morning
- Grab a telescope and star gaze
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest is a condition when the heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating. It is an electrical problem with the heart and very different from a heart attack. If not treated within a matter of minutes the result is almost always death. Although rare, teenage athletes can have this happen and it typically occurs during the activity. Nancy Naeve Brown met one of those teens who's now in her 20's and happy to share the story of how she survived.
It's no coincidence Paige Hemmah interns at the Avera Heart Hospital after going through 4 heart surgeries in the last 6 years. When Paige was a senior at Roslyn High School, her family doctor noticed a murmur in her heart that wasn't there before. After a lot of tests they found out she was born with a rare abnormality.
Paige says, "My left main coronary artery was attached to my pulmonary artery instead of my aorta so basically the left side of my heart was receiving de-oxygenated blood."
Cardiac Electrophysiologist Dr. Paul Olson at North Central Heart is now Paige's in Sioux Falls. He says because this condition is so rare it's hard to diagnose and because hers went undetected she unknowingly put herself at risk for cardiac arrest every time she played volleyball or ran or cheered.
Dr. Paul Olson says, "Intense physical activity with competitive athletics can cause a change with high levels of adrenaline can cause heart to be more susceptible to abnormal electrical activity."
Once Paige found out about her heart, her family took her to Rochester to have it repaired. That was in December of 2004. Two months later she was cleared for activity. And wouldn't you know it, one of her first game's back on the sidelines cheerleading; she went into sudden cardiac arrest.
Paige says, "On March 1st my heart stopped at a basketball game. It was a district game. We were tied at half. We were doing our dance routine at half time and I collapsed."
In 2005 when she arrested and collapsed on the floor they didn't have an AED in the Sisseton High School Gym like they do now at so many places so 4 nurses in the stands kept her alive by doing CPR for 15 minutes.
Paige says, "I don't remember cheering. I don't remember being emergency airlifted. It was a Tuesday when I collapsed and I woke up the following Saturday in Mayo after I'd had another surgery."
This time around she had open heart bypass surgery and got a stent. A week after that surgery she had a defibrillator implanted. In March of 2011 she got her 2nd defib. It's no wonder this 24 year old wants to go in the business of promoting good health care. She knows without good doctors, nurses and surgeons she would be dead. It's a topic that's pretty close to her heart. A surgically improved heart filled with love and excitement about her upcoming nuptials.
We will be following up with Dr. Olson about when high school athletes should be screened for heart conditions and what that should involve.
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First Amendment Basics
"Congress Shall Make No Law Respecting an Establishment of Religion, or Prohibiting the Free Exercise Thereof; or Abridging the Freedom of Speech, or of the Press; or the Right of the People Peaceably to Assemble, and To Petition the Government for a Redress of Grievances." — First Amendment
"If all mankind minus one, were of one opinion, and only one person were of the contrary opinion, mankind would be no more justified in silencing that one person, than he, if he had the power, would be justified in silencing mankind. Were an opinion a personal possession of no value except to the owner; if to be obstructed in the enjoyment of it were simply a private injury, it would make some difference whether the injury was inflicted only on a few persons or on many. But the peculiar evil of silencing the expression of an opinion is, that it is robbing the human race; posterity as well as the existing generation; those who dissent from the opinion, still more than those who hold it. If the opinion is right, they are deprived of the opportunity of exchanging error for truth: if wrong, they lose, what is almost as great a benefit, the clearer perception and livelier impression of truth, produced by its collision with error."—On Liberty, John Stuart Mill
"If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don't believe in it at all."—Noam Chomsky
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March 01, 2013
Access and Privilege in Higher Education is the Theme for This Year
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Director of Kislak Real Estate Institute Peter Reinhart was Featured in the Press of Atlantic City on February 21.
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Introducing COREiculum: "Where the Freshman 15 is an Elective!
February 11, 2013
Faculty Members and Students Dropped Off Supplies on February 7
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Director of the Real Estate Institute Peter Reinhart was Featured in The Star-Ledger on February 11.
Photo will be Featured on HERO Campaign Billboard on New Jersey Turnpike
Black History Month Event with Reverend Gil Caldwell - A contemporary of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.
February 07, 2013
Allows Qualified Monmouth Graduates to Enter AUA's Medical Program
Shawn Mullins, Mindy Smith Visit Monmouth U in March 2013
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- We want to see YOUR NCAA Final Four pics!
We know you'll be watching the game tonight -- either at home, in a restaurant or at the game itself -- and we want to see how you're celebrating!
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Check out all of the fun activities the Adventure Zone at Jackson Gore offers, including the Mountain Coaster, bungee trampoline, zipline tours and much, much more!
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Okemo Mountain Resort will celebrate Independence Day, July 5, with its first-ever Great American Party. This new event includes a free concert with two bands, The Native Heads and Blue Fox and the Rockin' Daddys. The festivities will run from 1-8 pm, with a barbecue and fun family games and activities, plus Okemo's Adventure Zone will be open for lots of high-flying family fun. Admission to Okemo's Great American Party is free.
Okemo's Jackson Gore Inn courtyard will be transformed into an all-American Fourth of July party complete with midway games, a dunk tank, a hot dog eating contest and a 150-foot Wahii WaterSlide. Okemo's culinary staff will be serving up some cold beer, Pepsi and fresh-from-the-grill burgers, hot dogs and other summertime favorites. Party-goers can opt for full-service dining with al fresco seating at Coleman Brook Tavern. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or picnic blankets for seating on the lawn in front of the concert stage where two bands will provide a rockin' soundtrack to the day's activities.
Native Heads are a dynamic group of musicians working out of the Silver City Studio in Newtown Conn. The band's sets can be jam-packed with high-energy groove or skanking with their new dirty reggae sound.
Blue Fox and the Rockin' Daddys is an energy-infused blues band led by Blue Fox, a well-traveled bluesman from Cambridge, Mass. Deep, growly vocals accompany strong guitar licks for a rousing sound that appeals to a wide audience.
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Honda Civic Tour Expands to Three Successive Tours in 2014; Civic Tour Major Pillar of New Honda Stage Music Platform
06/11/2014 - The 2014 Honda Civic Tour is taking a new turn in its 13th year – with not just one, but three successive tours and three distinct genres of music, as well as becoming a significant pillar of the new Honda Stage music platform.
Honda Accord Hybrid and Civic Natural Gas Named to KBB.com's 10 Best Green Cars of 2014 List
04/21/2014 - Industry experts at KBB.com named the 2014 Honda Accord Hybrid and the 2014 Honda Civic Natural Gas to their annual list of the 10 Best Green Cars.
Honda Civic is Top Choice for Californians in 2013
03/25/2014 - More individual Californians purchased a Honda Civic than any other vehicle in 2013, according to new-vehicle registration data now available from Polk, which was recently acquired by IHS.
Honda and Acura Rearview Camera Systems First to be Recognized as Advanced Technology Features by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
03/12/2014 - Honda's efforts in the areas of enhanced driver visibility have been recognized by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) as part of its 5-Star Safety Ratings program
2014 Civic Si Ups the Ante with More Power, Higher Tech and Sportier Coupe Styling
03/11/2014 - With more power, a retuned suspension, an upgraded interior, a host of new features and a restyled coupe model, the 2014 Civic Si is ready to impress.
2014 Civic Si Specifications and Features
03/03/2014 - 2014 Civic Si Specifications and Features
U.S. Car Shoppers Propel Honda Accord to #1 in Retail Sales in 2013; Four Honda Models Take Best-in-Class Leadership based on Polk New-Vehicle Registrations
02/20/2014 - The Honda Accord was the best-selling car with individual American car buyers in 2013 and was joined by three other Honda models – the Civic, CR-V, and Odyssey – as retail sales leaders in their respective segments in 2013...
Four Honda Vehicles Earn Recognition on ACEEE's List of "Greenest" and "Greener" Vehicles of 2014
02/12/2014 - Four Honda vehicles have earned recognition from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) for superior environmental performance, including three that ranked in the top ten among the ACEEE's "greenest vehicles of 2013."
Honda Wows Windy City with Real-Life Custom Forza Civic Si Coupe
02/07/2014 - Honda teamed up with Forza Motorsport, the world's hottest racing game franchise, to unveil the winning entry of the Forza Motorsport Civic Si Design Contest at the 2014 Chicago Auto Show.
Honda Launches 2014 Civic Hybrid and Civic Natural Gas, Enhancing a Diverse Lineup of Fuel Efficient and Alternative Fuel Models
02/04/2014 - Honda's diverse lineup of fuel efficient 2014 Civic models is boosted by the addition of the 2014 Civic Hybrid and Civic Natural Gas models.
2014 Civic Hybrid Specifications & Features
02/04/2014 - 2014 Civic Hybrid Specifications & Features
2014 Civic Natural Gas Specifications & Features
02/04/2014 - 2014 Civic Natural Gas Specifications & Features
Honda Brings Gamer's Custom 2014 Civic Si Coupe to Life at Chicago Auto Show
01/30/2014 - Honda is teaming with the hottest racing franchise on Xbox One - Forza Motorsport - to unveil the winning entry of the Civic Si Design Contest at the Chicago Auto Show on Feb. 7.
Honda Launches "Gol! Gol!" Hispanic Campaign for 2014 Civic Coupe
01/16/2014 - Honda is launching the company's latest Hispanic effort for the significantly enhanced 2014 Honda Civic Coupe that went on sale in early December of 2013.
Honda Celebrates Civic with All-New 'One More Thing to Love about Today' Campaign
01/08/2014 - To bring attention to the significantly enhanced 2014 Civic Coupe and Si Coupe, Honda is launching an uplifting multiplatform campaign—"One More Thing to Love about Today."
2014 Honda Civic Pricing and EPA Data
01/07/2014 - 2014 Honda Civic Pricing and EPA Data
2014 Honda Civic Goes On-Sale Today with a Restyled Coupe, Higher Tech, Better Fuel Efficiency and an Improved Driving Experience
12/04/2013 - The significantly enhanced 2014 Honda Civic goes on-sale today with a manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) starting at $18,190 for the Civic LX Coupe and $18,390 for the Civic LX Sedan.
Honda Evolves In-Car Connectivity with New Display Audio Touch-Screen Interface and Next Generation HondaLink™ Technology
12/03/2013 - Honda today introduced the next generation of connected-car technology to meet the evolving needs of today's tech-savvy, always-connected consumers: Honda Display Audio and HondaLink™.
Honda Announces Latest In-Car Smartphone Connectivity Launching with 2014 Civic Today at 10 AM PT
12/03/2013 - Join Honda and other connected car experts today at 10:00 am PT on a Google Hangout for the launch of Honda's next generation of in-vehicle connectivity debuting on the 2014 Civic.
Four Honda Models Hold Retail Sales Leadership
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MEDINA, Ohio (AP) - Police say an accidental shooting at a northeast Ohio gun show has left one man with injuries in his arm and leg.
The shooting happened Saturday afternoon in Medina, about 30 miles south of Cleveland.
Medina police Chief Pat Berarducci says a gun dealer was checking out a semi-automatic handgun he had just bought when he accidentally pulled the trigger.
Investigators believe the round hit the floor and struck a man standing nearby in the leg and arm.
The police chief says the man was taken by helicopter to a Cleveland hospital. His condition isn't known.
Police say the gun's magazine was loaded and had been pulled from the firearm, but one round remained in the chamber.
The chief says the victim and dealer are longtime friends.
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Favorite Book From Childhood?
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Millions of Cats
A great way to get a *spark* of creativity is to get in touch with your inner child. Do you have a favorite book from your childhood? If you do, dig it out or take a trip to the library, the book store or find it online and get it in your hands again. You'll be amazed at the sheer thrill and excitement of paging through that book again. My grandma Alberta used to read Wanda Gag's "Millions of Cats" to us when we'd visit. The book had survived a house fire and was aged with love. I can still hear grandma saying,
"Hundreds of cats,
Thousands of cats,
Millions and billions and trillions of cats."
The pen and ink drawings are precious and I can't help but love that Wanda Gag grew up in rural Minnesota just like me
What is your favorite book from childhood? Share it with us below! (And then go find it and curl up in a creative corner and give yourself the pleasure of reading it again.)
I loved all the Little Golden Books. Also a book about a little girl who meets a dragon and goes on an enchanted adventure!
I loved The Giving Tree and The Scribble Monster… I wonder if I still have them around some where…
Some of my favorite books were the Bobbsey Twins and Hardy Boys. I read 'em all. Today the Hardy Boys are all grown up, drive fast cars and jet all over the world! And kids still enjoy them. Lill
I can't for the life of me remember any favorite children books, Never was a reader! But My son's favorite book now is "Where the Wild Things Are." And i thoroughly enjoy reading it to him!
My grandpa always read the "The Little Red Hen" to me. It's a Golden Book. My grandpa was a farmer with all the animals in the book. My boyfriend now says that book is how I got my "I'll do it myself" attitude.
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Yelling to the Sky
Rated: NR
Genre: Drama
Street Date: February 5, 2013
Available On: DVD and Blu-ray
The Film: Sweetness O'Hara (Zoe Kravitz) is a 17-year-old girl struggling through her life. She lives in a rough neighborhood, has an abusive father and isn't quite certain what she wants to be if she survives long enough to grow up.
The Extras: Interview with Director Victoria Mahoney, "Yellow Graffiti" Featurette, Trailer
Recommendation: Writer/director Victoria Mahoney's "Yelling to the Sky" is a gritty after-school special that is elevated by its talent cast (which also includes recognizable names like Jason Clarke and Gabourey Sidibe). It's not nearly as vicious as "Precious," "thirteen" or "Pariah," but walks a similar course as it explores what it is to be young and dismissed as irrelevant. The film is well done, but it feels a bit too restrained and never feels nearly as bleak or dangerous as it should.
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Employees with the Oasis Water Park in the heights, a nonprofit organization, are implementing new safety procedures after a weekend break-in.The Oasis Water Park Director Chuck Barthuly says a defibrillator, and an undisclosed amount of cash, were stolen from the park Friday and Saturday night. After viewing security camera footage, it's believed two men jumped over the park's fence and broke into the facility.
"I poured my heart and soul into this and it's extremely difficult for me to understand how somebody could come in here and take advantage of this facility that is really about community and its about our families," says Barthuly.
New equipment will be installed and new security guidelines will be put into place to help prevent future break-ins.


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The most direct way to get involved in the Reproductive and Sexual Justice community here in Louisville is to come down and escort any morning Tuesday through Saturday . We meet in front of EMW Women's Surgical Center 138 W. Market on Saturday at 6:50am and are usually finished by 8:30am or 9:00am. Tuesday through Friday we meet at 7:00am and are usually finished by 8:30am. Introduce yourself to someone wearing an orange Clinic Escort vest and let them know it is your first time at the clinic. We do encourage prospective escorts to come and observe at least once before deciding to escort. If you are interested in escorting after that we will ask that you shadow a few experienced escorts before acting on your own. We ask that new escorts attend the next training available, though we do not require training prior to getting involved.
If you are considering becoming an escort, please start by reading our points of unity.
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Other organizations supporting the right to Choose include:
- Kentucky Health Justice Network Kentucky Support Network (KSN) is the direct service program of the Kentucky Health Justice Network that works to connect individuals and families in Kentucky to reproductive health care information and services.
- A Fund – Part of the National Network of Abortion Funds http://www.fundabortionnow.org/funds/AFund-Inc Mail donations by check to: P.O. Box 5516 Louisville KY 40255-0516. Online donations: http://www1.networkforgood.org. Search for: A Fund Inc., Louisville, KY, Area of Interest is Human Services
- Louisville Clinic Escorts – email email@example.com for details. Benefits escorts by providing supplies and legal defense fund.
- KRCRC – Kentucky Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice http://www.krcrc.org Mail Donations by check to: PO Box 4065, Louisville, KY 40204-0065 Online donations: Follow the link to Network for Good on the KRCRC website.
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The Grapevine
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FAll Office Hours Begin Tuesday September 2nd M-F 9am-1pm
The Grapevine Family & Community Resource Center, located behind the Tuttle Library in Antrim, NH, serves the people of Hillsborough County, with a focus on Antrim, Hancock, Bennington, Francestown and nearby towns. The Grapevine is a member of Family Support NH, and received the 2006 Smith Award for "Excellence in Service to Families" in a statewide competition sponsored by the NH Children's Trust Fund.
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Luxury Waterfront Condo -Harborview Grande in Clearwater Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community HarborView Grande
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The all new Harborview Grande is a waterfront condominium completed
January 2006. It rises eight stories above the city of Clearwater
Beach with direct frontage on beautiful Clearwater Bay. This condo
is one of fifty-five condominium homes on seven living levels and
features an incredible water view and a sweeping waterside balcony
and is located only 300 yards from the gorgeous white sand beaches
of Clearwater. The residence offers more than 2,000 s.f. of living
area with three bedrooms and two full baths.
The waterfront master suite affords breathtaking views plus a spacious walk-in closet, dual vanities and a separate shower and whirlpool tub. The kitchen amenities include granite counter tops, maple cabinets and stainless steel appliances. The unit is fully furnished and equipped and includes a washer and dryer. Under building parking is provided. A heated pool and spa is located at
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activities and attractions in Clearwater Beach Gulf Coast Central
Swimming and water sports
Watercraft rentals
Boat cruises
Tampa Busch Gardens 45 minutes away.
Disney, Universal Studios, Sea World ...90 minutes away.
Greyhound racing
Professional baseball (grapefruit league)
NFL, NHL sports in season
Nearby restaurants and fine dining
vacation rental rates
Jan 1 - Feb 28 $1,150/wk
Mar 1 - Mar 31 $1,575/wk (March break week $2095)
Apr 1 - May 31 $1,390/wk
Jun 1 - Aug 31 $1,125/wk
Sep 1 - Dec15 $925/wk
Dec 16 - Dec31 $1,350/wk
All prices are USD. Discounts are available on bookings of three
consecutive weeks or more. Please add $125 cleaning fee plus12% taxes.
A deposit of $300 is required with your booking.
Ben De Rubeis/Barb Book 905-388-3820
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Top things to do in Clearwater Beach
- Pristine white sand beach
- Pier 60 activities daily
- Outdoor movie nights
- Water sports - rentals
- Concerts and theatre
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- Beach and Surf
- All kinds of great cuisines
- Walking
- Shopping
- Busch Gardens and Disney
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2015 Symposium Topic
We are pleased to announce that the Texas International Law Journal 2015 Symposium topic will be Immigration and Freedom of Movement
2014 Symposium: Recap
The Texas International Law Journal's 2014 symposium explored the topic of cyber warfare. At the conference, presenters discussed the creation and legal implications of the newly released Tallin Manual, a compilation of black letter rules of international law that may be applied to cyber warfare. The panelists' discussion on this cutting-edge topic made the 2014 symposium one of the Journal's most successful yet. Papers from the Symposium panelists will be published in TILJ's 50th Volume. We look forward to their insightful scholarship. You can watch the keynote and panels here.


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THE number of confirmed and suspected measles cases in the region have risen, according to new figures.
Since the beginning of September 2012, when the numbers started increasing, 63 confirmed cases and 63 suspected cases of the illness have now been reported, according to the Health Protection Agency in the North-East.
This is an increase of seven confirmed and 14 suspected cases on the previous week.
The majority of cases in the outbreak continue to be in unvaccinated school children and young adults aged between 10 and 30 years.
Julia Waller, spokeswoman for the HPA in the North-East, said: "Measles is highly infectious and unvaccinated children and adults who haven't had it before are at risk when it is circulating, as it is now in this region.
"Furthermore, if they become ill with measles they could also be a risk to people who are not able to be immunised, such as babies who are too young to be vaccinated."
"There is no treatment for measles but it can be prevented by the MMR vaccine and two doses are required to ensure the best protection. That's why we're urging parents to make sure that their children are fully immunised and have had two doses of the jab."
The viral illness begins with a fever, cough, runny nose and red, watery eyes. This is followed with a rash that starts on the face and spreads down the upper body, extending to the arms, hands, legs and feet.
To prevent spreading the illness, the HPA is advising people with symptoms to stay away from school, nursery or work until at least four full days have elapsed after the development of a rash.
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A weekly planner based on the theme of flowers. Enjoy the colorful and exotic images that define nature's beauty.
About the AuthorGeorge Quiroga
George Quiroga has been involved with photography in one form or another since he first saw an image develop in his father's darkroom at the age of four. Photography is the way that captures how George views his life and the surroundings that make his world complete. He considers himself a freelance artist that uses photography as his primary medium and relishes that freedom to explore his vision without bounds. Major influences on his vision include his father's optimistic outlook of life and poetic artistry combined with his mother's talent for painting. George chooses subjects that signify beauty both in the natural world or man-made. George resides in South Florida but has traveled to interesting places in the world in search of inspiration, new experiences, and a unique image or two.
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The School of Healthcare Studies is the leading provider of education for Allied Health Professionals in Wales. We provide pre-registration programmes, recognised by the Health Professions Council, in Occupational Therapy, Operating Department Practice, Physiotherapy, Diagnostic Radiography and Radiotherapy & Oncology.
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All the latest news stories from the School, as well as up-to-date information on seminars, conferences and other events.
The School of Healthcare Studies and the School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies are now a new School - the School of Healthcare Sciences. To find out more, click here
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