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Buffer Zone Fire In Carolina Beach Sunday Started By Homeless Camp
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CAROLINA BEACH - People reported smoke in areas of Carolina Beach on Sunday night May 26.
Carolina Beach Fire Chief Alan Griffin reported Sunday night they responded to a nearly six-acre fire off Ocean Blvd in southern Carolina Beach that afternoon.
The land is owned by the U.S. Army as a buffer zone for the Military Ocean Terminal at Sunny Point. The buffer zone is designed to buffer the munitions port in the event of an explosion. The actual port is located on the other side of the Cape Fear River in Brunswick County.
Griffin explained, "We had roughly a 6 acre woods fire this afternoon off of Ocean Blvd on Sunny Point land. The fire appears to have started at a homeless camp and then spread to the adjacent woods. We called in the North Carolina Forestry Service to the site to plow a line around it to contain it." Griffin said crews would monitor the area to make sure the fire wouldn't flare up and begin burning again.
He said the smoke lingered around the Island that night.
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30 U.S. Code § 871 - Fire protection
(a) Firefighting equipment; promulgation of minimum requirements for equipment; existing requirements; examinations after blasting
Each coal mine shall be provided with suitable firefighting equipment adapted for the size and conditions of the mine. The Secretary shall establish minimum requirements for the type, quality, and quantity of such equipment, and the interpretations of the Secretary or the Director of the United States Bureau of Mines relating to such equipment in effect on the operative date of this subchapter shall continue in effect until modified or superseded by the Secretary. After every blasting operation, an examination shall be made to determine whether fires have been started.
(b) Underground storage areas for lubricating oils and greases; construction; exceptions
Underground storage places for lubricating oil and grease shall be of fireproof construction. Except for specially prepared materials approved by the Secretary, lubricating oil and grease kept in all underground areas in a coal mine shall be in fireproof, closed metal containers or other no less effective containers approved by the Secretary.
(c) Housing of underground structures, stations, shops, and pumps; construction; ventilation
Underground transformer stations, battery-charging stations, substations, compressor stations, shops, and permanent pumps shall be housed in fireproof structures or areas. Air currents used to ventilate structures or areas enclosing electrical installations shall be coursed directly into the return. Other underground structures installed in a coal mine as the Secretary may prescribe shall be of fireproof construction.
(d) Use of arc or flame in underground mines; fireproof enclosures; operations outside fireproof enclosures; procedures; standards
All welding, cutting, or soldering with arc or flame in all underground areas of a coal mine shall, whenever practicable, be conducted in fireproof enclosures. Welding, cutting or soldering with arc or flame in other than a fireproof enclosure shall be done under the supervision of a qualified person who shall make a diligent search for fire during and after such operations and shall, immediately before and during such operations, continuously test for methane with means approved by the Secretary for detecting methane. Welding, cutting, or soldering shall not be conducted in air that contains 1.0 volume per centum or more of methane. Rock dust or suitable fire extinguishers shall be immediately available during such welding, cutting, or soldering.
(e) Installation of fire suppression devices on unattended underground equipment; flame-resistant hydraulic fluids
Within one year after the operative date of this subchapter, fire suppression devices meeting specifications prescribed by the Secretary shall be installed on unattended underground equipment and suitable fire-resistant hydraulic fluids approved by the Secretary shall be used in the hydraulic systems of such equipment. Such fluids shall be used in the hydraulic systems of other underground equipment unless fire suppression devices meeting specifications prescribed by the Secretary are installed on such equipment.
(f) Deluge-type water sprays at main and secondary drives
Deluge-type water sprays or foam generators automatically actuated by rise in temperature, or other no less effective means approved by the Secretary of controlling fire, shall be installed at main and secondary belt-conveyor drives. Where sprays or foam generators are used they shall supply a sufficient quantity of water or foam to control fires.
(g) Installation of slippage and sequence switches on belt conveyors; fire suppression devices on belt haulageways
Underground belt conveyors shall be equipped with slippage and sequence switches. The Secretary shall, within sixty days after the operative date of this subchapter, require that devices be installed on all such belts which will give a warning automatically when a fire occurs on or near such belt. The Secretary shall prescribe a schedule for installing fire suppression devices on belt haulageways.
Source(Pub. L. 91–173, title III, § 311,Dec. 30, 1969, 83 Stat. 783; Pub. L. 102–285, § 10(b),May 18, 1992, 106 Stat. 172.)
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For the operative date of this subchapter, referred to subsecs. (a), (e), (g), and (h), see section 509 ofPub. L. 91–173, set out as an Effective Date note under section 801 of this title.
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"United States Bureau of Mines" substituted for "Bureau of Mines" in subsec. (a) pursuant to section 10(b) ofPub. L. 102–285, set out as a note under section 1 of this title. For provisions relating to closure and transfer of functions of the United States Bureau of Mines, see Transfer of Functions note set out under section 1 of this title.
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Which is bad news for any team not content just to hit the salary floor.
The Penguins have a lot of salary and not a lot of roster, but the Canadian broadcast deal could be key to next year's cap situation -- and to Pittsburgh's ability to address its lack of depth.
Last night the Montreal Canadiens swept the Tampa Bay Lightning, and the San Jose Sharks pushed the Los Angeles Kings to the brink. More on these stories in today's edition of the Tracks.
NHL teams can't actually trade cap room under the 2013 CBA, but they can make trades that open up additional cap space to add high-paid players.
Iginla's return. Slow 2 periods. Krejci tip, Smith drive for the win. Third line's the charm. Bartkowski's not-trade for the best. SI Power Rankings. OV8 pots four. Cap rise may not help...
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Throughout the life of the Atlantic Division, both in cap years and before the Great War Of Salary Cap Invention 2004, the New York Islanders and their fans have been accustomed to richer division...
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text: As we near Thanksgiving, local fitness instructors have this advice: Attack holiday weight gain before it attacks you!Americans can gain up to 12 pounds between now and Christmas.So portion control and exercise are super important in the coming weeks.One way to fight the battle of the bulge is to set a "Couch to 5K" goal for yourself.It's a great way to get started, even if you've never run before.Step One: Get off the sofa.And Step Two: Find a race and commit to it. The program involves walking and running until you are finally up to speed.Bridget McIver is a Lifetime Run Coordinator. She says, "In order to achieve the results that you want, you don't just want to go out and run hard, run fast. Until you get there, you've got to build your base and slowly get there in a smart way, that's going to make you enjoy running."Lifetime Fitness has a "Commitment Day" 5K Run on January 1st.To learn more we've set up a newslink to the right of this story.


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Facebook Pages are a great way to keep up to date with what's happening at your favourite places without going to their website all the time. Events, offers, photos. Just 'like' the page and their latest news appears in your news feed. If they keep their pages up to date that is!
Below is a list of Facebook Pages (and a few Groups) relating to Barcelona. I realise there are hundreds out there. But these are the ones I've come across during my time here (and some friends pages). I hope you find something of interest.
- Barcelona Metropolitan - The mummy and daddy of Barcelona Guides. It has articles on all sorts of topics. Great restaurant posts from the annoying (only because she has such a fab job) Tara Stevens.
- Barcelona Miniguide - The slightly wayward child of Barcelona Guides. So therefore my preferred guide.
- Hidden Treasures BCN - A Facebook only endeavour. It's all in the title.
- Le Cool Barcelona - Want to know what's really going on in Barcelona? Le Cool has the low-down on some of the quirkier events.
- Me Encanta Barcelona - I love Barcelona too!
- Videos from Barcelona - A video only city guide. The 80 or more videos are hosted by the irrepressible Gina Tost.
Check out more Facebook Pages for the arts, music, bars, food and… a butifarra private members club?!…
- Barcelona INK – A magazine with articles about (and by) well known writers connected to the city.
- Lamono Magazine - An art and urban culture magazine. This months cover has a stunning illustration by Latvian artist, Jana Brike.
- Lapin - A French illustrator living in Barcelona, Lapin creates beautiful books of illustrations from the places he visits.
- Mapping Barcelona Public Art - Katrine started this group to collect together the photos she took of public art around Barcelona. A new website has recently gone live at www.mbpa.es.
- Mecal Festival Internacional de Cortometrajes de Barcelona – An international short film festival held annually at Poble Espanyol. I'm afraid you've missed it for this year though.
- MOB: Makers of Barcelona - A collaborative workspace for creatives based around the principles of coworking.
- Mutuo - Promotion and dissemination of the Performing Arts, Visual Arts and Music. I couldn't have put it better myself.
- Relevant BCN - Relevant promotes the artists and musicians of Barcelona through their website and magazine. You may have also heard of their chiringuito (see the Bars section below).
- Street Art Barcelona - Celebrating the street art and counter-culture of Barcelona.
- Cava Cabaret - This Barcelona-based trio will dazzle you with amusing jazzy swing songs and their own interpretations of sing-along favourites. Catch them where you can!
- DJ Roger C (The Joint Sessions Barcelona) - Barcelona based DJ, Roger Cowell, has been laying down funky tracks for over 20 years. Catch his Joint Sessions at various venues around town.
- Doctor Music Concerts - Concert promoters in Barcelona and throughout Spain.
- Music Hall Barcelona - Keep up to date with the goings on at Barcelona's Music Hall on Rambla de Catalunya.
- Piknic Electronik - Like electronic music? Like a picnic? Then check out Piknic Electronik. A family friendly food and music affair, every Sunday in July and September, Jardins de Joan Brossa on Montjuïc.
- Roller Disco BCN - Music, dancing and skating to the beat of funky disco.
- Sónar Festival - Needs no explanation.
- Terra: Apocalyptic Bass Refuge - Barcelona's monthly bass all-nighter providing the best of local and international Bass DJs and Live PAs.
- Voll-Damm Festival Internacional de Jazz de Barcelona - This jazz festival is always a treat. Some amazing acts from around the world. Dates throughout November 2012.
- Primavera Sound Festival - Summer starts with Primavera Sound. Well it has done by the time I've recovered.
- Boadas Cocktelería - There's cocktail bars, and then there's Boadas. Open since 1933. You must check out this establishment.
- Cat Bar - Vegan heaven in the heart of Barcelona. They have a good selection of bottled beers too!
- Cervecería Jazz - Beer and burgers in the heart of Poble Sec. Highly recommended.
- El Chiringuito Relevant - Relevant's chiringuito has music events on throughout the summer as well as cinema and comedy. Get down to Playa Mar Bella, the beach where it all hangs out!
- The Loch Inn - Comedy, sport, food, beer. It is a pub after all!
Food (note the abundance of burger places)
- Dostrece Restaurant-Lounge - Great food, great music, great vibe, great cocktails. Spend day or night at Dostrece in the heart of the Raval.
- Florentine Cupcakes & Cookies - Cupcakes and cookies from their beautiful shop in the Born.
- Maitea Taberna - The best pincho bar in Barcelona. Bar none.
- Meatpacking Bistro - Good quality, New York style, American bistro.
- Mimos Frozen Yoghurt - Four flavours of frozen yoghurt with fruit toppings. Perfect when heading in to steamy El Raval.
- NAP. Neapolitan Authentic Pizza - Great pizzas cooked in traditional wood ovens. Lots of ingredients sourced from Napoli. Close to Santa Caterina market.
- OK Sarrià - Great burger place for the Sarrià set. They also do a giant hot dog steamed in beer!
- On Cafe - Too early for The Loch Inn? Head up Passeig de Sant Joan to the far more relaxed On Cafe.
- Saboc - This place used to be Petit Burger, a favourite of mine, but a name and menu change is sometimes a good thing. This case proves that point!
- Picnic Restaurant - I think they do have a burger on the menu. But Picnic is the perfect all-round brunch place.
- Pim Pam Burger - In Born. And Bonanova. Check out the P&W American Style Pomme Frites Sauce.
- Solo Pizza - Great pizza place in Eixample. Non Solo Pizza next door is also fab!
- Taller de Tapas - You know what you're getting in Taller de Tapas. Good quality tapas at reasonable prices. At 5 locations around town.
- The Dog Is Hot - If you hadn't guessed already, they sell hot dogs.
Vintage Markets
- Flea Market Barcelona - El Flea, for clothes, accessories, records, books and things for the home. Check out the El Flea vibe on Vimeo, if only to listen to the excellent track by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros.
- Layelfishvintage - Leyla organises vintage sales throughout Barcelona with her own original style and enthusiasm.
- Lostandfound Bcn - Big 2nd hand market on Plaça del Mar, Barceloneta.
Health & Fitness
- Beach Fit Barcelona - Think you're fit? Try doing it all on the sand! Andy and Mark run British Military style fitness sessions down on Barceloneta. Despite what you might think it is suitable for all levels.
- Studio Australia Barcelona - A beautiful Pilates studio in Gràcia. And yes, they are Australian.
- Yoga with Daniel - Newly graduated yoga teacher, Daniel's passion proves to be infectious.
FC Barcelona
- FC Barcelona - Més que un club. They have a Facebook page too. Join over 33 million global fans.
Business Networking
- Barcelona International Network (BcnIn) - Barcelona's international business and networking, err, network.
- Red Deluxe Barcelona - Business networking events. With style!
Events Service
- Delicious Barcelona - A very tasty venue finding and bespoke events service.
Pet Sitting Service
- Fidos Playground - A pet sitting service from the lovely Suzy that I can highly recommend.
Catalan Ski Areas
Butifarra Private Members Club (Yes, there is only one)
- ButiClub - A members only establishment dedicated to appreciation of the butifarra and the celebration of life.
If you know of any others that are worthy of adding to the list then let me know in the comments. You never know, I might create a Homage to BCN page soon!


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Teriyaki-glazed sushi-grade tuna: now, this is skinny food at its finest.
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Shopkeepers fear 'mini-Holland' cycle plans may drive trade away (From Enfield Independent)
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Businesses in Enfield Town high street concerned about 'mini-Holland' cycling scheme bid
Updated 2:36pm Friday 31st January 2014 in News By Charlie Peat
Independent shop owners say they are less than impressed with multi-million pound cycling scheme proposals they say could divert customers elsewhere.
The 'mini-Holland' bid from Enfield Borough Council is hoping to rope in a share of a £100million pot from Mayor of London Boris Johnson to improve cycling routes in the borough.
However, a presentation of the proposal by Councillor Chris Bond and Del Goddard to business owners in Enfield Town left traders with concerns.
The initial plans that have been presented to the Mayor would only allow buses and cyclists to use Church Street between 7am and 7pm.
This means that Cecil Road is likely to become two-way street as opposed to the current one-way system.
Chris Theodoulou, who has run Emma Claire hairdressers in Church Street for 36 years, believes that this would be a "disaster" for the high street.
He said: "If the cycling scheme only allows for bikes and buses to go down Enfield Town high street, that would be a disaster and we would lose a lot of passing trade that we depend on.
"There are a lot of issues with what they have put forward; the market place car park would lose all its revenue and our traditional high street will lose its spark. You only have to look at Hoddesdon town centre who have recently reversed its pedestrian area because it was losing a lot of business.
Mr Theodolou fears that despite the council's insistence that consultation will take place, there is little room for manoeuvre for a 'plan B'
He added: "My other worry is that, when consultation takes place, how far will the council be able to deviate from its original plan that may win the money from the Mayor. Will they be allowed to radically change their plans because at the moment, plan A is not the best option?"
Chris Patel, of Grays newsagents in Enfield Town high street, fears his business will be directly affected by possible changes.
He said: "If the council brings in the 7am to 7pm restriction to only allow buses and bikes through the town would be a massive problem for my business. We usually have trucks deliver our good and if this was to happen, we would suffer greatly."
Founder of community group Love Your Door Step Emma Rigby said: "The funding would be fantastic for the borough but it's very important local businesses and residents are listened to during the consultation period.
"We have to be careful that it doesn't kill Enfield Town like it has done to Hoddesdon. If everyone works together in partnership, it could be very positive."
Cllr Bond said: "We are absolutely committed to supporting businesses in Enfield and we believe the mini-Holland proposals will help make our businesses and high streets thrive by making them more accessible through the reduction of congestion and by encouraging people to travel to them in different ways.
"The mini-Holland funding decision will be made in spring and any outline proposals agreed by the mayor will be subject to a full public consultation in this borough with the potential for changes to be made before a final scheme, if successful, is implemented."
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Loading/unloading of vehicles could be done in the early morning.
Some time ago I asked a random number of shop owners what they thought about the possible pedestrianization of the Town. All said 'When is it going to happen then' ?
Keep in mind that exhaust fumes do the same damage to human lungs as smoking cigarettes.
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The Graduate School of the Environment is one of the oldest, largest and most well known environmental schools in Australia. It was formally established in 1978 as the Centre for Environmental Studies and acquired its present name in 1989. It is located within Macquarie University's Department of Environment and Geography in the Faculty of Science.
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Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron has a knee injury (which is nowhere near as bad as rumors suggested) heading into the Third Saturday in October, a fiercely contested SEC rivalry and potential trip-up for the nearly invincible Tide. Former Tennessee quarterback Erik Ainge says ill-advised things. Therefore, via Matt Scalici:
"I say it all the time. Nasty, attitude, get after it. Do something crazy," Ainge said. "The first time AJ McCarron drops back, tell one of your boys you've got fifteen on this one. He's got a sore knee, go step on it."
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About all this will do is give Bama offensive linemen and pass rushers a little more juice, but rest assured Vols defenders have been very aware the SEC's most efficient passer has a bad wheel (whether or not they were actually planning to put him in the Sharpshooter).
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Oxford United's Sky Bet League Two game against Mansfield Town at the Kassam Stadium tomorrow is subject to a 9.30am pitch inspection.
A club statement said: "Although the pitch at the Kassam Stadium was playable on Friday afternoon it has been raining for much of the day and is forecast to rain this evening and tonight.
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The Bulldogs came away with a 47-7 victory.
John Everett got the scoring going early for the Bulldogs as he connected with Jesse Seales for an 85-yard touchdown strike on Addison's second offensive play. Kaleb Estill's PAT made the score 7-0 with 7:29 left in the first.
After forcing a Sumiton Christian (2-4, 2-3) punt the Bulldogs scored on their second consecutive possession as they put together an 8 play 53-yard drive that resulted in a Dustin Bladow 4-yard touchdown run. The PAT was no good and the Bulldogs led 13-0 with 1:29 left in the opening quarter.
The next possession for the Eagles resulted in a quick turnover as an Eagle receiver lost the ball. Addison took over on the Sumiton Christian 46 yard line and scored on the first play after the turnover.
Everett and Seales hooked up again for a 46-yard touchdown pass.
Everett then took the ball in on the 2-point conversion to push the Bulldogs lead to 21-0 with less than a minute left in the first. The Eagles were forced to a three-and-out on the ensuing possession which then led to another Addison scoring drive. It was a 9-play 42-yard drive which was capped off by a Jake Wade 3-yard touchdown run. Estill's PAT was good and the Bulldogs then led 28-0 midway through the second quarter. The two teams then swapped punts and both teams turned the ball over on downs to end the first half with the score remaining 28-0.
The Eagle defense came out to start the second half and forced the Bulldogs to punt on their first possession. Addison then made a big defensive play as Levi Aldridge scooped up an Eagle fumble and returned it 34-yards for the score. The PAT was missed leaving the score at 34-0 with 8:29 left in the third.
The next score of the game didn't come until early in the fourth quarter as Seales returned an Eagle punt 58-yards to set up the Bulldogs on the Sumiton Christian 1-yard line.
Wade then punched it in for the Bulldogs for his second score of the night to put Addison up 41-0.
Another turnover then cost the Eagles another score as Aldridge once again returned a fumble. This time it was a 70-yard return to put the Bulldogs up 47-0. Sumiton Christian was finally able to get on the board late in the game. Senior quarterback Austin Clark ran the ball in for an 8-yard score and Trey Collins added the PAT to make the final score 47-7.
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WINSTON-SALEM — Wake Forest's game plan was to take away Duke's looks from 3-point range. And that worked, for the most part, but Mason Plumlee set a new career-high in points as Duke pulled out a late 75-70 win.
Plumlee scored 32 points on 12-of-15 shooting from the field and an 8-of-10 performance from the free throw line. The No. 5 Blue Devils (18-2, 5-2 in the ACC) planned before the game to feed him in the post, and, when they did, he found just Devon Thomas, the freshman assigned to guard Plumlee by himself.
They decided not to double in their game plan, and guys got me balls in the right positions, Plumlee said. It was just sets. There were some moves, but a lot of it was just lay-ups.
Plumlee scored 19 of his points in the first half, a new high for him in 20 minutes of play. The Demon Deacons (10-10, 3-5), though, were shooting over 70 percent 13 minutes into the game, and the two teams were tied 40-40 at the half.
We wanted to focus in on (Plumlee) making tough twos and staying attached to the 3-point shooters, Wake Forest head coach Jeff Bzdelik said. Now what we didnt do in the first half that we wanted to do was not give him angles and make him score over you. He got a couple of dunks and angles.
The game remained close throughout the second half, and it was a one-possession game with less than a minute remaining. It was Dukes other senior starter, Seth Curry, who put the Blue Devils ahead for good with three minutes left as he nailed a 3-pointer from the top of the key to make it 69-66.
Currys clincher came off of a set play designed to either get him or Plumlee an open look. And, after missing two open 3s a few minutes earlier, Curry buried the one that mattered most.
Coach called a lot of plays where me and Mason worked together so somebody can get a shot, said Curry, who finished with 21 points. And Ive just got to make a play and be aggressive.
Wake Forest cut Dukes lead to one point with 1:41 left on the clock as Madison Jones drove past Plumlee, who was playing with four fouls, to make it 69-68. Plumlee added his final basket on the next possession, and Curry found an open Rasheed Sulaimon, who gave Duke a five-point lead at 73-68 with 29 seconds remaining.
Currys 3 was one of just two all night for the Blue Devils, who finished 2-of-14 from behind the arc. That was what Wake Forest wanted, but, thanks to Plumlees dominance, it wasnt enough.
Before the game, coach said, get Mason the ball, Plumlee said. I was excepting it to come my way, and I was lathered up.
For the second Wednesday in a row, Duke ran into an opponent on a better-than-average shooting night. The Demon Deacons shot 54.2 percent from the field 10 percentage points higher than their season average and Devin Thomas showed flashes of his breakout game against N.C. State as he finished with 15 points and six rebounds. Most of those came early, though, as the freshmen was limited to four points in the second half.
Duke was able to match the Demon Deacons offensively, shooting 54.8 percent from the field. The Blue Devils also went 17-of-22 from the line (77.2 percent), a big improvement over their 57.7 percent average in conference play. Dukes two seniors led the way at the line Plumlee was 8-of-10 and Curry 6-of-7 just like they did in every other aspect of the game.
-- Duke moved to 4-0 in games that are within one possession with three minutes remaining in the game. The previous three wins came over Kentucky (75-68), Louisville (76-71) and Ohio State (73-68).
-- Mason Plumlee picked up his third foul early in the second half, as he was whistled on the offensive end of the floor with 18:33 left in the game. He picked up his fourth foul with 4:02 left on the clock, but was able to finish the rest of the game without drawing his fifth. Part of that was due to him backing off on defense, even if it didnt feel quite right.
I felt like a sissy sometimes, he said with a laugh. Coaches would like me to play better defense in foul trouble. I probably shouldnt have been that soft in there, but I just wanted to stay on the floor.
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Over the years, many ingredients other than barley, grapes, and honey have been used to create delicious and culturally significant beverages, most of which can be produced at home, often using the same equipment and techniques already familiar to experienced home fermenters. For example:
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Helping Loved Ones Heal
Visiting hours for most hospital patients are from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. Overnight passes are necessary for all overnight guests and are issued by the Security Department, with the approval of the Nursing Supervisor.
Labor & Delivery/Maternity/Newborn
The visiting hours for Labor & Delivery and Maternity/Newborn areas are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Neonatal Unit
Mothers and fathers may visit 24 hours a day; siblings may visit with adult supervision from noon to 8 p.m. Any other visitor (including grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles) may visit between 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Pediatrics and Pediatric Critical Care is a locked unit. There is a doorbell at the front entrance that needs to be activated for entry and exit. Visiting hours are 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Only two visitors are allowed at the bedside and this number includes the parents. One parent may stay overnight at the bedside. Parents have access to visit 24 hours a day.
An interpreter is on site every day, 24 hours a day.
There is a Ronald McDonald House near Loyola University Medical Center located on Hines campus. For more information please contact Andrea Wadas Manager of the Ronald McDonald House near the Ronald McDonald® Children's Hospital of Loyola University Medical Center at (708) 327-2273.
Intensive Care Units
For patients in intensive care, cardiac care and for all pediatrics patients, 24-hour visitation is available. However, visitors shall not exceed 15 minutes per hour in the patient's room, except in special circumstances as approved by the nursing staff.
Intensive Care Unit (2nd floor ICU)
10 a.m. to 11 a.m., 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Intensive Care Unit (4th floor ICU)
10 a.m. to 11 a.m., 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Neurosciences Intensive Care Unit (2nd floor)
9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Medical Intensive Care Unit (3rd floor MICU)
9 a.m. to 2 p.m., 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Critical Care Unit (3rd floor CCU)
9 a.m. to 2 p.m., 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Intermediate Intensive Care Unit (4th floor)
10 a.m. to 11 a.m., 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Hospice patients' visiting hours are 24 hours with no limitations, and visits by children are welcome.
Psychiatric patients can have visitors weekdays from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on weekends and holidays from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Important note for all visitors: Children under 12 years of age, must be accompanied by a responsible adult. In compliance with the Illinois Administrative Code, children under the age of 6 shall use visiting facilities (unit or main lobby) other than the patient's room, unless that room is private. Children 12 years and younger are restricted from special care areas, except in special circumstances through prearrangement with nursing or administration staff.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Gunfire outside a night club sent three to the hospital early Friday morning after a shooting in Theatre Square on 4th Street.
Two men, one a teenager, and a girl suffered gunshot wounds. All three were transported by ambulances to area hospitals with non life-threatening injuries.
Travis Stewart, the co-owner of Euphoria night club, said the people causing the problem never made it inside.
"All of the teenagers outside weren't even supposed to be here," said Stewart.
According to Stewart, several groups of minors arrived to Euphoria but weren't allowed in the building. Police arrived on scene just before 2 a.m.
"The shooting itself occurred outside the club," said Alicia Smiley, a Louisville Metro Police spokesperson. "With that many people, there was quite a bit of chaos. Fights were breaking out."
Several hundred people were inside the Euphoria at the time of the shooting as well.
"It was complete pandemonium," said Stewart. "People started running around. Some weren't old enough. That's part of the chaos because we refused them entry."
It's a place Stewart said he's trying to turn around after getting a bad rap in recent years.
"It's had a stereotype for being a place that's not safe," said Stewart. "When you have incidents like this, and a minority being involved, people just have a tendency to steer away."
Several witnesses ran away. Police are now combing through surveillance, but aren't getting a straight story.
"When you're attempting to interview that many witnesses there are going to be discrepancies among stories," Smiley said.
No arrests have been made.
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As we head closer to spring, animal officials say now is the time to focus on fixing your pets, if you haven't already.
Aside from preventing cats from breeding, fixing cats also stops annoying behaviors like yowling or spraying. Also, in large groups of cats, diseases can spread quickly.
Cats can be spayed or neutered as early as three to four months old.
Although organizations like VT Can do work to trap, fix, and release groups of felines, they say people need to make sure they help with that effort.
"Cats are coming into heat now," says Pamela Krausz, Executive Director of VT Can. "People don't think of them as coming into heat because it's so cold outside, but they're getting ready for those spring litters. So we encourage people to get them spayed now before they get pregnant because there really are just too many unwanted cats."
The Beat the Heat promotion runs through February. Any cat in Vermont can be spayed for $50 dollars and that includes rabies and distemper shots.
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By WTOL Vice President and General Manager Bob Chirdon - email
The behavior of teenagers has always caused parents angst.
This week, the hottest media story on teenagers out of control is all about dirty dancing in high school.
In truth, the dancing friction at high schools is one of those things that parents would rather not know about.
I suspect it is something they would really rather never see. But with video phones, YouTube and Facebook, there just aren't many secrets anymore.
The latest video tells a story that has parents shocked and angry.
I get that, but let's face it. If you let your daughter go out of the house with that skimpy dress on, don't be surprised if someone takes her picture. Particularly if she's bumping and grinding on the dance floor.
The answer is for parents to impose rules and restrictions on their kids' clothing and behavior.
But that is hard and unpopular work. And if you don't want to do it, it's unfair to expect a school administrator to do it for you. Parents, even with teenagers, you are still the boss. Make the rules.
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New guy with a Super a
Brought home a super a in relativly fair condition today and am still trying to identify it( no ser. # tag) I think its a 48 but will have to wait for daylight. Sat up for five years with no carb on it but I do have the carter carb. Evrything is free and turns. Are all the carbs interchangable? Have access to a zenith one. Will start draining fluids tommorow, any suggestions?
Live a life that you dont have to apologize for when you meet the almighty.
You will love the SA. I have found that parts are easyer to get for the zenith
than the carter both will work fine
All others pay cash
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Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely byJohn Emerich Edward Dalberg
Here is a pic of the SA that I bought this year. You can buy a new zenith carb very easily. Be careful removing the right side rear tire. I almost flipped mine over. You might want to take a look at this link
Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from poor judgment.
1959 LO-Boy 1950 Super A
Thanks for the safety tips. There is no tag, it was removed by a collector about 4 years ago. The engine casting block has an R at the end so I think it is a 48 model. The transmission was drained and contained at least 3 quarts of water. Hydraulics were drained and were very clean. Engine oil drained as well and looked good for sitting up five years. Engine turns over well by hand. Found a hole in the exhaust manifold. Sheet metal rough but servicable. Changed sparkplugs. Removed gas tank and 2 quarts of something that sort of resembled gasoline. When I get the carb on we are gonna give it a whirl.
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General Information
The Beloit College Information Services and Resources (ISR) Division provides access to information resources, supports their use, and serves as a center for engaged learning. Staff located in Mayer Hall and Col. Robert H. Morse Library and Richard Black Information Center collaborate and consult with faculty, students, and staff to provide a learning and living environment dedicated to the cultivation of liberally educated persons. The Library's homepage provides access to the online catalog (Belcat), a rich collection of electronic resources, and information about Beloit College Library services. For information about College technology resources and services visit our Information Technology (IT) home page. Policies related to technology purchases, the Academic Technology Fund Plan (ATF) for faculty equipment replacements and other Library and IT services can be found on the ISR Plans and Policies web page.
Archives and Special Collections
Beloit College Archives collects and maintains documents and material of historic significance to Beloit College and is located on the lower level of the Morse Library with Special Collections and the Paula Black Seminar Room. Archivist Fred Burwell assists students, faculty and staff with discovery, access, and interpretation of these historical collections. To arrange an individual visit, classroom research instruction session, or research support for students tailored to a specific course topic, contact Fred at ext. 2485 or email@example.com.
Beloit College Digital Collections
The Beloit College Digital Collections provide online access to materials from the Archives, The Logan Museum of Anthropology, and the Wright Museum of Art. ISR strives to digitize collections that are heavily used or particularly relevant to courses offered by the college in order to allow more convenient access. In addition, the Beloit College Digital Collections house repositories of student and faculty work. Ideas for future archival, student, or faculty collections are always welcome. For more information, please contact Digital Resources Librarian Josh Hickman at ext. 2246 or email@example.com.
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Working in collaboration with faculty, librarians will meet with classes or prepare customized, course-integrated materials showing useful sources, search strategies, how to evaluate the results, and how to locate and retrieve relevant resources. Librarians are also available to consult with faculty about designing assignments that make the best use of the wide variety of Library resources. Contact Chris Nelson at ext. 2544 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Campus email and network accounts have been created in advance for you. Beloit College uses Google Apps for Education (GAE) on campus. If you do not have the information related to your account, please contact IT Support at 608-363-2067. You may also visit the IT offices located on the second floor of Mayer Hall.
Faculty - Additional Research Support
University of Wisconsin-Madison extends borrowing privileges to Beloit College faculty. Contact the Reference Desk (ext. 2544) if you have questions about how this process works.
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Questions about college-owned office computers and software, accessing the campus networks (wired and wireless), and making technology purchases may be directed to IT Support.
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Books and periodical articles not owned by the Beloit College Library may be obtained, usually within 7-14 days and sometimes even sooner. Interlibrary loan services are free for all faculty, staff, and students. Interlibrary loan requests initiated through our online catalog - BelCat - and e-journal discovery service - FindIt - streamline the submission process. Requests may also be submitted using the Interlibrary Loan form through the Library home page. Contact Cindy Cooley at ext. 2567 or email@example.com or Chris Nelson at ext. 2544 or firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions you may have.
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Faculty and staff may check out books for one semester. Books requested by another user may be recalled after one month. AV material loans are 14-28 days. Renewal of many Library materials can be accomplished online using the Library catalog's (Belcat) "MyAccount" feature.
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Please refer to the Library Reserves page for procedures and deadlines for placing materials on reserve for your courses. The old adage still holds true that the sooner you can get us your reserve materials/orders the better! Contact Deb Lynch at ext. 2230 with questions about the Library reserves process.
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How Many YouTube Videos Were Watched in 2010?
YouTube had a fantastic year, and rewarded its partners with an early Christmas present to the tune of $1,000 this week in order to increase the quality of videos posted. And the number of videos that were actually viewed in 2010 is pretty staggering. Can you guess how many?


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Ochlockonee Overlook...Bay Front, Pool, WiFi, Beach Nearby in Panacea
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community George's Lighthouse
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 610 - $ 860 / week
$ 1,500 - $ 2,700 / month
vacation rental description
Our comfortable 3 bedroom/2 1/2 bath townhouse is located in George's Lighthouse Point on Ochlockonee Bay, 40 miles south of Tallahassee on Hwy. 98. Right out our back door, we have a cozy little deck, furnished with a table and chairs and a couple of comfy loungers overlooking gorgeous Ochlockonee Bay. This is the good life that we all dream about! Consider this your own private paradise and kick back and leave your troubles behind.
Right across the way from our front door is the pool and tennis court. It doesn't get any more convenient than that! Also, just a few steps away is Angelo's Restaurant, regularly voted as one of the "Top 100 Restaurants in Florida". Newly remodeled (courtesy of Hurricane Dennis), Angelo's boasts mouth watering seafood (and other dishes), with indoor seating and casual outdoor seating right over the water!
We offer 1500 sq. ft. of living area, which includes 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, den, kitchen, dining area, deck and balcony. The family area is furnished with comfortable den furniture (including a queen-size sleeper sofa) and is open to the dining area and the kitchen. The downstairs bedroom has a double bed and has access to the half bath. The other two bedrooms and bathrooms are upstairs and are both furnished with queen-size beds. Off of the master bedroom, is a balcony with an even more beautiful view of the bay. Enjoy your
morning coffee in privacy as you step from the bedroom out the back door onto the balcony. You can spend hours viewing wildlife on the bay or just enjoy watching the boats go by. Our accommodations will sleep 6-8 people comfortably. Perfect for an average size group or family.
The fishing is as good as it gets in this area. You can fish in the bay, head out for deep-sea fishing, or go down the river for fresh water fishing. We have it all!!! If you bring your boat, you can launch it at the boat launch on Mashes Sands Rd. (about 1 mi. away) and you can rent a boat slip for $10 a day at Bayside Marina (about a mile and a half away on Surf Rd.). If you don't have a boat, you can book a fishing charter with your choice of licensed captains, who are ready to take you out for an experience that you won't soon forget!
Another local attraction are the beaches. The closest beach is Mashes Sands in Panacea (less than 1 mi.). It offers a beautiful, small beach. The beach is located on the bay and is pretty shallow for a good ways out, offering safety for small children and a great opportunity for shelling. Next are the gorgeous beaches at Alligator Point and Bald Point State Park (about 7 mi.), where you can enjoy sunbathing, snorkeling, swimming, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, bird watching and nature study. Within a few minutes drive are two of the nation's TOP TEN RATED BEACHES, St. George Island State Park, near Apalachicola, and St. Joseph Peninsula State Park, near Port St. Joe. Both parks contain miles of undeveloped beaches, emerald waters and white sugar sand.
Other nearby attractions include St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge, an unspoiled barrier island just offshore from the mouth of the Apalachicola River in the Gulf of Mexico. The island is a haven for endangered and threatened species, including bald eagles, wood storks, sea turtles, indigo snakes, gopher tortoises and red wolves. It is accessible only by boat. A favorite is Wakulla Springs State Park, one of the world's deepest freshwater springs, with swimming, nature boat rides and glass bottom boats. Wakulla Springs is known as the shooting location for several Tarzan movies, Creature from the Black Lagoon and Airport '77. From the river boat and glass bottom boat tours, you can see alligators, many species of wading birds, water fowl, fish, turtles, and snakes, in and among the crystal clear waters emerging from the depth of the springs. Kids love diving from the diving platform into the refreshing spring waters, which remain a constant 68-70 degrees year round. The St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge features the St. Marks Lighthouse, and offers a habitat for all kinds of Florida wildlife. (Bald eagles are often spotted here - so keep your eyes peeled!)
So the guys want to go fishing and you ladies don't ...NO PROBLEM! While they are catching speckled trout, Spanish mackerel, grouper, redfish (the list goes on), you can visit historic Apalachicola. Once a bustling sea port, this quaint village of about 5,000 still boasts a large shrimp fleet, a downtown shopping area with antiques, boutiques and local art, and beautiful restored houses from a bygone era. Once the third largest cotton port along the Gulf Coast, the
Apalachicola/East Point area still harvests and processes 90% of the oysters consumed in Florida. Locally caught seafood is prepared in the many fine restaurants located in Panacea, Carrabelle, and Apalachicola. If you prefer to cook it yourself, fresh shrimp, oysters, and the catch of the day are available in the seafood houses dotted along the coast from Panacea to Port St. Joe.
Driving Directions: Take US 319 south from Tallahassee. At the intersection with US 98 take a right. Follow US 98 until you come to the Ochlockonee Bay Bridge. Turn left just before the bridge. George's Lighthouse Point is on the right, beside Angelo's Seafood Restaurant. We are Unit 9E.
We appologize. We do not accept renters under the age of 25 and we do not allow pets.
townhome rental amenities
-3 Bedrooms ... 2 queens, 1 double, 1 queen sleeper sofa
-2 1/2 Baths
-Full Kitchen ... Dishes, Cookware, Utencils
-Central Air conditioning
-WiFi internet
-Cable TV (2)
-Swimming Pool
-Tennis Courts
-Nearby Boat Ramp
-Nearby Seafood Restaurants
-Nearby Marina, with boat slips
-NO Pets
-NO Smoking
activities and attractions in Panacea Gulf Coast North
-Bay fishing
-Off shore fishing
-Fresh water fishing
-Surf Fishing
-Wind surfing
-Jet skiing
-Seasonal scalloping
-Shell Collecting
-Nature hiking
-Bird watching
-Golfing (Wildwood County Club, Medart 7 mi., St. James Bay Golf Course, Carrabelle 15 mi.)
-Tennis (Court at George's Lighthouse Point and several courts at Wakulla County High School, Medart 7 mi.)
-River boat tours (Wakulla Springs State Park, 15 mi.)
-Bald Point State Park (7 mi.)
-Carabelle Beach (20 mi.)
-Wakulla Springs State Park (21 mi.)
-St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge (26 mi.)
-St. George Island State Park (46 mi.)
-Apalachicola (43 mi.)
-St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge (58 mi.)
-St. Joseph's Peninsula State Park (73 mi.)
-Airport ... Tallahasse Regional Airport, Tallahassee (40 mi.)
-Grocery Store ... Bayside IGA, US 98, Panacea (3 mi.)
-Super Wal-Mart ... Crawfordville Hwy., Crawfordville (15 mi.)
-Bait ... BP Gas Station, Ochlockonee Bay (across the street)
-Marina, with boat slips for rent $10 per day ... Bayside Marina, 2273 Surf Rd., Ochlockonee Bay (1 1/2 mi.)
vacation rental rates
In Season ... Mar. 16 - Sept. 10
3 night weekend (T,F,S or F,S,S)......$485.00
4 night weekend (T,F,S,S or W,T,F,S)..$610.00
3 night mid-week special (M,T,W)......$340.00
5 nights..............................$735.00
6 nights..............................$810.00
7 nights..............................$860.00
Off Season ... Sept. 11 - Mar. 15
3 night weekend (T,F,S or F,S,S)......$360.00
4 night weekend (T,F,S,S or W,T,F,S)..$435.00
3 night mid-week special (M,T,W)......$285.00
5 nights..............................$510.00
6 nights..............................$560.00
7 nights..............................$610.00
Mid-week specials do not apply to holidays. Monthly rates available upon request. Discounts on rentals for more than one week.
A $75.00 cleanup fee and a $100.00 refundable security deposit are required with each stay. Additional cleaning fees may be required for stays of more than one week. Rates are subject to Florida sales tax.
We accept personal checks, money orders, Paypal, Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card and American Express.
***Deposit required to secure the rental (will be returned after cleanup). The rental fee and cleanup fee are due two weeks prior to arrival.***