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Walk to Vanderbilt Beach - Canal Front-Dock-Gulf Access in Naples
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Vanderbilt Beach
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$ 1,425 - $ 2,600 / week
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Waterfront - Walk to beach- located on wide canal w/gulf access. Vanderbilt Beach voted #5 in US News' Most Relaxing Beaches for 2011. TripAdvisor's Travelers' Choice 2011 Award for Top 25 Beaches in US. This bright and sunny home has southern exposure with gulf access. All furniture, appliances, bedding, linens, accessories and kitchen equipment are new. Also, the carpet, tile and window treatments throughout the house are new; and it has been completely painted inside and out. A new pebble finish was applied to the pool and the sod was replaced in April 2010. In addition, It has a large lanai with a fireplace (limited use), flat screen TV, and new furniture as well. All rooms except for one bedroom have access and views of the pool and canal.
Located on a short, wide canal with southern exposure. Also, centrally located to The Ritz Carlton, beach, shopping, popular restaurants, attractions, and activities.
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Antoinette 330 718-9620
house rental amenities
Heated Pool - Depth, 3-8ft. and does not have screened enclosure
3 life jackets for small children. Beach toys (bucket and shovels, noodles etc.)
Boat dock,
5 bicycles, Fishing Poles,
4 lounge chairs for Lanai & Pool area
6 Beach chairs, 1 umbrella & cooler
Family State Park Pass for free entrance to Delnor-Wiggins Pass Park Beach & most Florida State Parks - Savings of $5.00/day.
Fully equipped kitchen with blender, auto-drip coffee maker and Nespresso, etc.
4 Flat Screen TVs, Cable + Extra Digital Channels, DVD Player
Lanai has fireplace (limited use) and Flat Screen TV
King Size Bed, Queen Size, 2 Twin size and a Sleeper Sofa
Bed Linens provided w/bath & beach towels (9)
Gas Grill
Fruit Trees
activities and attractions in Naples Gulf Coast South
Take your boat out to fish in the Gulf. Bring your jet skis and enjoy the Gulf of Mexico. Rent kayaks and explore the estuaries and the back waters of the Gulf.
Take a short 10 - 15 min. walk to Vanderbilt Beach, one of the world's & the country's finest beaches. Bicycle (approx. 1 mile) to Delnor-Wiggins Pass Beach State Park; a quiet, natural and serene beach.
Within 1 1/2 miles from our home, you will find world renowned restaurants, for example: The Ritz, The Baleen, at the LaPlaya Golf and Beach Resort and other local favorites like the Turtle Club (beach front dining), and Randy's Fish Market.
Drive 5 mins. south on Rt. 41 and shop at the upscale Waterside Shops where you'll find Tiffany's, DeBeers, Coach, Gucci, Sak's, Nordstrom and many others. Enjoy live shows at the Philharmonic which is located near the Waterside Shops.
The Village at Venetian Bay is further South on 41 and it has waterfront shops and restaurants.
Approximately, 15 minutes south on Tamiami (41) shop or dine in historic Olde Naples, where you'll find Campiello's, Tommy Bahama's, Trulucks, Chops and others.
The newly built Mercato is located approximately 1 mile from our home. There you can shop and dine at one of the many restaurants or you can have dinner and a movie at the state-of-the-art, Silverspot Cinema. The Mercato is a very popular place for outdoor concerts and nightlife.
Drive north on Tamiami (Rt. 41) for approx. 15 minutes and shop and dine at Coconut Point or visit Miromar Outlets.
Golf at one of Naples many popular golf courses. You'll find a list of all golf courses at the home. Play tennis at Pelican Bay Community Park, located less than a mile away.
Some great places to take the children are Sun-n Fun-Lagoon (a water park w/waterslides and lazy river), the Naples' Zoo and miniature golf courses. Also, Bush Gardens, an amusement park, is located in Tampa approx. a 2 hour drive north on Route 75. If you'd like, you can just sit by the pool or at the beach and enjoy the warmth, sunshine, gulf breezes and beautiful sunsets.
The house includes a binder with maps, menus and other information about nearby attractions. Use the Wi-Fi internet to research other attractions, activities and entertainment.
vacation rental rates
Jan 01- Jan. 31, 2015...............$2,475/wk
Feb. 1 - Feb. 28, 2015..............$2,475/week
March 31, 2014........................$2,475/wk.....(March rented @ weekly rate only)
Spring/Easter Break in April .......$2,600/wk
Apr, 2014.............................. $2,100/wk
May 01-May 11, 2014............... $,1800/wk
May 12 to 30, 2014...................$1,650/wk
June, 2014...............................$1,575/wk
July 1 to 7 , 2014 ..................... $1600/wk
July 8, -31, 2014......................$1,575/wk
Aug. 1 - Sept 30, 2014 ............. $1425/wk
Oct 1 - Oct. 31, 2013 .............. $1,575/wk
Nov. 1 - Nov 19,2014 ............... $1,575/wk
Nov 19-Nov 26, 2014 ............... $1,750/wk
Dec. 1 - Dec 20, 2014 ............... $1,780/wk
Dec 20, 2013-Jan 01, 2014 .........$2,450/wk
6% (Sales) & 4% (Tourist Tax) and $170 Cleaning Fee - $500 Res./Sec. Deposit
Antoinette 330 718-9620
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Top things to do in Naples
- Swim, Sunbathe and Shelling @ Vanderbilt Beach
- Sunset Cruises & Golf & Tennis
- Fishing, Boating, Parasailing, Paddle Surfing & Jet Skiing
- Shopping & Dining
- Philharmonic/ Art Shows, Botanical Garden
Top things to do on a budget
- Swim in the Gulf of Mexico
- Picnic at Delnor-Wiggins
- Fish off the dock or at the beach
- Cycling
- Miniature Golf, Flea Market, etc.
Top things to do with a family
- Sun-n-Fun Lagoon
- Zoo & Everglades boat ride.
- Miniature Golf/Go-carts
- Silverspot Cinema
- Shelling, swimming at the beach
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A woman who may have witnessed the Saturday morning fatal shooting of Gresham mom Jessie Cavett is now wanted for questioning.
Gresham police identified 28-year-old Keshia Moritz as an "important witness."
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Detectives said she may have lost weight since her last DMV photo was taken. They also said her hair is shorter, she's likely wearing glasses and she may be riding a bike.
Detectives said Moritz may be able to help them investigate the shooting, as well as the subsequent abduction of Cavett's daughter by the girl's biological father, Joshua Cavett.
Police said Joshua Cavett shot Jessie Cavett on Saturday morning in her Gresham apartment, took his non-custodial daughter, Paige, and went on the run.
FOX 12 confirmed Jessie Cavett recently filed a restraining order against her estranged husband and that she also filed for divorce.
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She was reportedly getting her two girls ready to go to a birthday party Saturday morning and then to the pumpkin patch when her estranged husband barged into her Gresham apartment armed with a gun and shot her in the head, according to family.
"Jessie was supposed to be with me. If she had been here, I don't think this would have happened," said a longtime friend who asked to remain anonymous.
The woman said she, too, is afraid of retaliation from Joshua Cavett's friends, and has asked us to protect her identity.
The woman said Joshua Cavett made violent threats to Jessie Cavett and to her own family as well as others in her Molalla neighborhood if they were ever to get involved.
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Jessie Cavett's sister, Jennie, said that her sister never regained consciousness after she was shot, and died shortly after Paige was found safe and Josh Cavett was taken into custody.
Loved ones believe she held on for as long as she could just to make sure her little girls were alright.
"Jessie was a fighter, and I knew she wasn't going to give up until she knew her kids, who she lived for, were safe," said Jessie Cavett's friend.
A medical examiner confirmed Jessie Cavett's death Monday morning.
Police have not yet said who has custody of Jessie Cavett's two girls. Family said they are both physically OK, and emotionally doing the best as they can during this difficult time.
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Because there were seven candidates vying for the ticket and no one candidate received more than 50 percent of the vote, the top two candidates will face off in a primary runoff election on July 15 to the choose the Republican candidate.
Before any absentee or provisional ballots were counted, there were 12,415 votes tallied in the sheriff's race.
Underwood led the votes on Tuesday night, with 4,339 or 34.95 percent of the votes to Poe's 4,258 or 34.30 percent of the total votes.
Underwood said he was grateful to all his supporters and credited God for his success in the primary election.
"I'm very humbled by the votes I received tonight by the citizens of Walker County," Underwood said. "I appreciate my supporters and all the hard work they have done to get me where we are today."
Poe thanked his wife, Patty, and his supporters, as well as commending the other candidates on running a clean race.
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Steve Miller was third in the voting totals with 1,822 votes, or 14.68 percent. He congratulated both Underwood and Poe and said he would support whoever won and encouraged the citizens of Walker County to do the same, for the good of the county.
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---- — Deer love apples, everybody knows that. In fact, some believe apple flavor to be tops for supplemental attractants.
One orchard owner begs to differ.
I was at the Apple Barn getting cider last week when Tom Tranbarger and I got on the subject of deer eating apples.
The Apple Barn is across the road from Pendleton State Prison property so it only seems natural the deer would take advantage of this sweet fruit on a moonlit night, but they don't.
"A fellow down the road has penned deer. He took some of my cider pulp home. They wouldn't touch it," said Tranbarger. "In January and February, with snow on the ground, I will put out storage apples. The deer really eat them then, but there is little else."
I once tossed a wild deer an apple while I was morel hunting. The young doe sniffed it and went about nibbling blackberry leaves.
Dave Schlaubaugh, who lives at the edge of Anderson city limits, has a buck come at dusk to eat apples beneath the tree in his yard. His wife even talks to the buck.
Roger Murdock has a feeding station for wildlife. He has been baiting with shelled corn and apples. "I saw a deer pick up an apple and eat it," he told me.
I called DNR biologists Ken Hanour to enlighten me. He pointed out that in states where hunters are allowed to bait deer, apples and turnips are favored. Hanour believes deer have quite a varied diet. They like white oak acorns, persimmons, soybeans, field corn and a lot of things green.
What is accurate? Perhaps some deer do and some deer don't. There could be another reason. I took Transbarger some apples out of a woods for identification. It was difficult to ID them because, according to the orchard man, diseased and wormy apples or those that get bruised ripen differently and maybe deer like that slightly rotten taste. Untreated and unpruned apples are much smaller than those beauties found at the Apple Barn.
I wondered if it could be the fruit tree spray. Tranbarger doesn't think so because the applications get washed off when it rains and is not used late in the growing season. All the apples are washed before being sold or made into cider and that would include the ones being put out in late winter for the deer.
Last Saturday evening I saw a doe and her fawn cross into a woods. This 10-acre thicket is loaded with apple trees with most of the fruit on the ground. I was sure they were headed for the apples.
Perhaps, the answer could be found under those old apple trees? On a trek through the woods it was obviously too dry for deer to make tracks. Apples lay everywhere, yet I did not see deer droppings or apples with a bite taken out of them.
Were they coming from miles for this treat? It didn't seem so.
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Original post made by A parent concerned about social justice on Sep 5, 2013
"Not Very Giving: By ROB REICH
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on Sep 5, 2013 at 12:07 pm
Not much substance. As for the proposal below, good luck with that Rob...
Finally, Congress should differentiate or eliminate charitable status for local education foundations. If a foundation raises money for a district with a high percentage of children eligible for free lunch, it could offer a double deduction; for a district below the average in per-pupil spending, the standard deduction; for a district with few poor children and higher than average per-pupil spending, no deduction. If private giving to public schools exacerbates inequalities, then at the very least we should stop subsidizing such behavior with tax dollars.
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Definitely worth hearing viewpoints on this from those that have something to say.
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I agree with getting rid of the charitable tax deduction for contributions to PIE. We are really giving money to ourselves, and then getting a subsidy from those state and federal taxpayers who are almost certainly not as well off as we are. It is a backdoor way of getting additional state and federal funding for wealthy districts.


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AA is the toughest level of the Minor Leagues, it's where prospects either prove themselves, or prove they don't belong. Manager Rocket Wheeler, in his first year with the M-Braves after leading the Myrtle Beach Pelicans for the last five seasons, will have a mixture of AA vets and prospects that should make for an exciting, if not winning, team.
Starting Pitchers
Panamanian righty Randall Delgado will lead the rotation, after going 3-5 with a 4.74 ERA and a 1.28 WHIP in 8 starts for Mississippi last season. He dominated in his time with Myrtle Beach, giong 4-7 with a 2.76 ERA and a 1.03 WHIP in 117.1 innings, striking out 9.2 hitters per 9 innings. The 21 year old is long and lean, allowing him healthy leverage on his pitches and he's always had an advanced feel for how to pitch, which has allowed him to be successful while his stuff continues to improve. Delgado's time in AA last season, and the improvements he made in those 43.2 innings, mean he likely won't be with Mississippi for more than half a season before he earns a promotion to AAA. He is one of the Braves top prospects and his development should be one of the most interesting stories coming out of Mississppi this season.
Joining Delgado in the rotation will be Brett Oberholtzer, who had a 6-8 record and a 3.78 ERA and a 1.24 WHIP in 135.2 innings between Rome and Myrtle Beach. The 21 year old lefty is a bulldog on the mound, never giving in to hitters, as evidence by his 5.48 strikeouts per walk last season. JJ Hoover returns to Mississippi after pitching well in 4 starts at the end of last season, with a 3-1 record, a 3.48 ERA, a 1.45 WHIP, and 14.8 strikeouts per 9 innings in 20.2 innings. He had his ups and downs with Myrtle Beach, but ended up with great numbers, a 11-6 record, a 3.26 ERA, and a 1.21 WHIP in 132.2 innings. The 23 year old righty is as solid as they come. He's a durable innings eater who only needs time to become a Major Leaguer. After a short stint with Rome,
Paul Clemens spent most of the season with Myrtle Beach, finishing with an overall record of 2-4, a 3.23 ERA, and a 1.37 WHIP in 94.2 innings. He only made 8 starts, and may pitch out of the pen some this year, but he'll move into the M-Braves rotation to start the season. The lanky 23 year old righty had success after switching his arm angle and delivery last year and he has the kind of explosive stuff that could lead to him blossoming into a prime prospect. Much maligned righty Kenshin Kawakami will also be in the M-Brave rotation. There has been so much said and written about him that there's no reason to rehash it here. Basically, the Braves would rather not have him, but they do, and he'll be the highest paid player in AA.
Newly acquired Billy Bullock, who the Braves received in exchange for allowing the Twins to keep Rule 5 draftee Scott Diamond, will be the M-Braves closer. The huge 23 year old righty saved 27 games last year between High A and AA, with a 3.53 ERA, a 1.57 WHIP, and 12.8 strikeouts per 9 in 74 innings. Righty Michael Broadway showed enough potential to earn a spot on the Braves 40 man roster, splitting last year between Mississippi and Gwinnett, posting a 4.39 ERA and a 1.43 WHIP in 53.1 innings. His career numbers have been mediocre, but the 24 year old has the kind of frame and stuff that could allow him to breakout at any time. Righty Benino Pruneda doesn't have the frame, listed at a very generous 5'9", but he does have the stuff, tossing his fastball in the upper 90s. The 22 year old had a solid year between Myrtle Beach and Mississippi, with a 3.20 ERA and a 1.42 WHIP in 64.2 innings while striking out 12.9 hitters per 9 innings. His stamina has improved each season and this might be the year he finally puts it all together.
Lefty Richard Sullivan struggled mightily last season in the M-Braves rotation, but turned his season around after moving to the pen, with a 2.88 ERA and a 1.03 WHIP in 56.1 innings as a reliever. He'll look to build on that this season. 23 year old righty Jaye Chapman had some rough times last season between Myrtle Beach and Mississippi, with a 5.29 ERA and a 1.62 WHIP in 63 innings, but he did manage to strike out 10.6 batters per 9 innings. Venezuelan lefty Luis Avilan was highly effective out of the Rome and Myrtle Beach bullpens, with a 3.54 ERA and a 1.22 WHIP in 68.2 innings. The 21 year old picked up 9 saves for the Pelicans and he has a live arm.
The Braves plucked 28 year old lefty Rowdy Hardy from the Royals in the Minor League phase of the Rule 5 draft. He had a nice season in AA, with a 3.44 ERA and a 1.31 WHIP in 81 innings, and he won milb.com's 2010 Minors Moniker Madness. Righty Brett Butts will start the season on the disabled list recovering from Tommy John surgery and the 24 year likely won't return until July.
Jesus Sucre was surprisingly good last season after a promotion to Mississippi, hitting .297 with a .729 OPS in 145 plate appearances. The 22 year old Venezuelan is a solid receiver and if he can hit enough he seems like a prototypical Major League backup. He'll split time with 22 year old Australian Matt Kennelly, who his .226 with a .654 OPS and 7 home runs in 291 plate appearances. Like most Autralians, Kennelly is taking a long time to develop, but he's the ultimate teammate, constanly positive and encouraging, making him adept at handling a pitching staff, and his bat is finally showing some signs of life.
Shortstop Tyler Pastornicky was acquired in the Yunel Escobar trade last July and made a good impression after the Braves aggressively promoted him to AA, hitting .254 with a .699 OPS and 11 steals in 160 plate appearances. The 21 year old is a tireless worker and a fine defender, the only question is if he'll be able to hit enough to play everyday in the Major leagues. He played second base in the Arizona Fall League, a position he may see some time at this season. Jordan Kreke split his season between Rome and Myrtle Beach, hitting .240 with a .632 OPS in 506 plate appearances, and split his time between second base, shortstop, and third base, playing at least 20 games at each position. He'll likely see most of his time at second base and while he's not much of a threat on offense, his versitlity may lead him to a long career as a utility player. Cuban Donell Linares returns to play third base after hitting .240 with a .649 OPS in 447 plate appearances for Mississippi last season. The 27 year old struggled with injury problems, so hopefully a healthy year, as well as having another year in the US under his belt, will lead to a big 2011 for him.
Big first baseman Ernesto Mejia returns to the organization after hitting .276 with a .805 OPS and 16 homers in 481 plate appearances in High A and AA for the Royals. The 25 year old had a monster season in 2008 with Myrtle Beach, hitting 47 doubles and 21 homers with a .829 OPS, so the potential for success certainly exists. He'll split time at first base with Gerry Rodriguez, who will also see some time in the outfield. The 23 year old Rodriguez missed 50 games after being suspended for violating the Minor League policy on performance enhancing drugs, hitting .253 with a .759 OPS and 13 homers in 356 plate appearances when he did play. Second baseman/third baseman CJ Retherford was released at the end of Spring Training by the White Sox, but the Braves quickly snatched him up to supplement Mississippi's bench. The 25 year old hit .200 with a .543 OPS in 504 plate appearances between AA and AAA last year.
Myke Jones will start the season on the DL with a minor ankle injury after putting up a solid 2010 campaign, going all the way from Rome to Myrtle Beach to Mississippi, hitting .262 with a .747 OPS, 31 doubles, 15 homers, and 22 steals in 570 plate appearances. After racking up 43 errors at shortsop last season, the Braves have decided to utilize Jones' athleticism in centerfield, where his natural baseball IQ should make him a top notch defender. The 23 year old will aso see time at second base and he'll continue to work on his on base skills to make himself the kind of leadoff hitter the Braves project him to become. Cory Harrilchak put up a solid year between Rome and Myrtle Beach, hitting .287 with a .754 OPS, 26 doubles, and 15 stolen bases. The 23 year old is above average at all three outfield spots, though he profiles best as a centerfielder if he can prove he's athletic enough for it.
The Braves had 27 year old Antoan Richardson in Spring Training last year, but released the speedy outfielder before the season began. At the end of May the team re-signed him and he hit .279 with a .709 OPS in 331 plate appearances for MIssissippi, posting a .393 on base percentage along the way. After spending four seasons in the Mariners farm system, Gavin Dickey spent last year in the independent American Association, hitting .299 with a .851 OPS, 17 homers, and 20 stolen bases in 432 plate appearances for Lincoln. The Braves acquired 22 year old Marcus Lemon from the Rangers at the end of Spring Training and he'll be a super utility player for the M-Braves, capable of playing second base and shortstop as well as the outfield. The lefty hitter put up a .271 average and a .680 OPS in 468 plate appearances for AA Frisco.
It's easy to wonder where the runs will come from with this collection of hitters, there's a lack of consistent power, but with dynamic, speedy players like Jones, Harrilchak, Pastornicky, and Richardson they may be able to run the opposition to death. Fortunately, with the pitching at their disposal the M-Braves may not need to score many runs. This team probably won't compete for a playoff spot, but there's plenty of talent that should help Atlanta in a few seasons.
Projected LIneup
- Myke Jones CF
- Tyler Pastornicky SS
- Cory Harrilchak RF
- Ernesto Mejia 1B
- Donell LInares 3B
- Gavin Dickey LF
- Jesus Sucre C
- Jordan Kreke 2B
Projected Rotation
- Randall Delgado
- Brett Oberholtzer
- JJ Hoover
- Kenshin Kawakami
- Paul Clemens
Breakout Player
He's one of those guys who's so naturally skilled that you can't help but be tantalized by the possibility of what could be, so we're gonna go with Paul Clemens. He may be in the rotation, but evenetually he seems like he could develop into a shutdown reliever. He may be outpitched by some of his teammates this season, but Clemens has the potential to start mowing hitters down with his plus stuff.


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Warning states "Disorderly; Hazardous, Statute 23-4-1(0)". DEP officer referenced rock climbing as a violation of the part of the statute that states "activities or contests creating hazards to persons or property..." I argued, but only so far because you know how officer types feel about confrontation...best way to walk away with a fine instead of just a warning. Activist types want to help protect access. Climbing in CT is lame enough without having to plan an escape route if the law comes.
Do you mind sharing which state park this was at? That's really too bad though. Hopefully it was just a case of a DEP officer not fully knowing the regulations.
Was he alone, if so, you shoulda tuned him up a little for effing with you.
Scan the written warning and post it. Highlight the officer's name and spread the word to as many people and sites as possible. Is this what LEO's are paid for?? Not by a long shot. If he wants to be a crime fighter he should be fighting real crimes. Please don't take this lying down you can't get another ticket for speaking your mind.
And to think Dan, all you did was be the nice guy that walked down to talk with her before we took down all the ropes! I've got a few people I've spoken within DEEP before about climbing. Let me touch base with them and then figure out exactly where we stand with the law re West Rock SP. If you could provide me with the ticket number, officer and office she hails from that should be enough for me to start working on it from the Access Fund side.
Dan - spoke with New Haven Park and Rec, waiting on call back from DEEP SP Director, can you please send me a copy of your ticket. New Haven would like to fight it as well since they have a vested interest in climbing at the cliffs.
Dan - the person that issued you the ticket is being spoken to and there should not be any further issues. Going forward, if this should happen again (which I'm being told it will not), insist that the DEEP officer contact the Sleeping Giant State Park office as they are incorrect about the laws. While not advertised as allowed by the State, climbing IS ALLOWED in the State Parks unless specifically prohibited.
And this is an example of why we should all support the Access Fund!
11/3/12 Incident # 12-8807 West Rock Ridge State Park Officer ID# 628. Can't read her signature at all, is just a D with a line after. Should be most of the needed info. I can make a copy if still needed...let me know. Anyone I can talk to about getting this warning struck from the books? Not that big if a deal I suppose, but I'd like it gone. It is ironic that I was the only one warned just because I went down to show that we were cooperative. It's not like we couldn't have gotten away if we really wanted.
It is my understanding the City of New haven is trying to promote recreational usage of West Rock as a means to decrease crime. If the City steps back and thinks about it, they might want to encourage rock climbers.
"you can't get another ticket for speaking up" Actually, we did under eerily similar circumstances. We were ticketed for climbing at Buttermilk Falls St Pk near Ithaca. It was an established practice area where the Cornell outing club regularly conducted classes. So we went to court to fight it. When we pled not guilty, the judge said "How can you plead not guilty? Either you were climbing or you weren't." Our lawyer made a motion for the judge to recuse himself due to prejudice and bias. The judge said "This is my courtroom and I'll do what I want. Sit down and shut up." That's what we did, and got fined--nearly jailed!--for contempt.
That's because ice climbing is illegal there. Cornell Outdoor Education has a permit to conduct courses there, and they had to jump through a number of hoops to get it, including carrying insurance coverage in a (probably) reasonably large amount. My understanding (could be wrong) is that only COE has been granted that permission, and only for a specific location when running an official course. If you were climbing there, and weren't with COE, you were breaking the law. No prejudice or bias about it. Not saying I like it, unfortunately that's just the deal in Ithaca.
I got a ticket for not wearing snow shoes in the Adirondack Eastern High Peaks a few years back. I refused to agree with the Ranger that the conditions warranted snow shoes (I did have them with me, was wearing crampons and zero post holing for 8 miles R/T that day). Brought it to court and won. Just because an officer says, doesn't make it so. That's why you're innocent until proven guilty. His judgment was impaired by his alpha attitude, and it was obvious even to the judge who had to put HIM in line at the hearing. He tried to get bent on me AND the judge. Funny thing is, he's a very good ranger at rescue and other important aspects of his job. Just a little too pig headed to be dealing with the public. He even headed the rescue of my GF a year later, to which I thanked him next time I saw him. The point is that people need to be right sized from time to time, even those who we feel are above such things. Cops, parents, teachers, presidents... as long as they're human, they're susceptible to flawed behavior and bad decision making. It sounds like whomever issued the ticket has been right sized formally.
Em Cos said "That's because ice climbing's illegal there" It was long ago and far away, but we weren't ice climbing. It's probably banned now but BITD people used to toprope the face of the dam. It was a great spot to take noobs, and there were usually a couple of groups on any given day. A certain LEO periodically went through writing tickets--it seemed to be revenue based. Last time I checked, in this country the judge isn't supposed to own the courtroom, and the accused had the right to enter a plea of not guilty. Like we did when we were charged with "whitewater canoeing at high water"--but that's another story. And it's all about access to public lands.
I hear the City is trying to increase recreational use, at this point I don't think the City considers climbers the desired recreational user. This is why I say "If the city steps back and thinks about it..." This is a big "if". I am not suggesting the City actually wants climbers at West Rock (obviously not at East Rock), I'm just saying perhaps they should if they wish to make headway towards increased recreational usage and decreased crime.


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The International Standard Version, ISV® is a totally new work translated directly from the
original languages of Scripture and derived from no other English translation;
it references the most ancient manuscripts available, and the most recent
archaeological discoveries. The translators of the ISV® have selected the
English equivalent that most closely reflects the meaning of the Hebrew,
Aramaic, and Greek texts.
The ISV® balances between formal equivalence and functional equivalence by strict adherence to the source text without losing readability. With a target reading level in English at the 8th-9th grade level it's a natural choice for a wide range of Bible readers.
Unique features include:
1. A New Translation, Not a Revision: The ISV is a totally new work translated directly from the original languages of Scripture and derived from no other English translation. It was produced by Bible scholars who believe that All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness (2 Tim 3:16 ISV). The ISV takes advantage not only of the most ancient manuscripts available, but also of the most recent archaeological discoveries. The translators of the ISV have selected the English equivalent that most closely reflects the meaning of the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts.
2. A Computer-Friendly Translation: When the ISV project began in October 1994 (actual translation began in the Spring of 1996), the ISV became the first English language Bible translation conceived, designed, translated, and formatted primarily for a computer-literate generation. It has been produced entirely by computer and is the first Bible translation ever published with release numbers after the manner of fine software. (The release number of this edition is 2.0, the build number can be found on the frontispiece.)
3. Sensitive to Poetic Forms in the Original Text: The ISV treats subtle nuances of the original texts with special care. For example, several passages of the Bible appear to have been rendered in poetic form when first penned by their authors. The ISV has meticulously crafted these original passages as true poemsthus communicating a sense of their original literary form as well as translating the original intent of the author. As a result, passages that would have been read as poetry by first century readers actually appear in poetic form in the ISV. For example, see Christs complaint to the Pharisees recorded in Luke 7:32, the Christ Hymn of Phil 2:6-11, the Apostle Pauls description of love in 1 Cor 13, the Common Confession of 1 Tim 3:16, Pauls Hymn to Christ in Titus 3:4-7, Pauls witty quote of the ancient Greek poet Epimenides in Titus 1:12, and the trustworthy sayings of Paul in 1 Tim 1:15, 1 Tim 3:1, 1 Tim 4:8, and 2 Tim 2:11.
4. Sensitive to Literary Forms in the Original Text: The ISV treats synoptic parallels with special sensitivity. For example, historical narratives in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke were carefully examined in the original Greek text in order to compare each occurrence in the text where the narratives appeared to describe similar instances. Unlike all other English language translations available today, the ISV translates each separate synoptic instance with exact translational parity in each textual occurrence. In those parallel passages where the Greek text occurs with word-for-word synoptic identity, readers will discover that the ISV translates these passages into word-for-word English equivalents. In those parallel passages where the Greek text in the parallel passages approaches, but does not reach, a word-for-word identity, the ISV has adjusted the English language translation to reflect the similar, but not exact, nature of the parallel passages. Similar attention to detail has been adhered to in the synoptic pre-exilic Old Testament history books of Chronicles, Kings, and Samuel.
The reader will noticeparticularly in the Bibles historical narratives, in the four Gospels, and in the Book of Actsthat the ISV usually shifts its style of English composition in order to utilize contractions when translating quoted words of a speaker, even though the ISV generally avoids the use of contractions when rendering historical narratives or written correspondence. It was intended that a sense of the informal be communicated when people are speaking and that a sense of the formal be communicated when people are writing.
5. Sensitive to Conservative, Modern Textual Scholarship: The ISV includes the latest scholarly analysis of the Dead Sea Scrolls and is the first modern English language translation to contain an exhaustive treatment of catalogued Dead Sea Scrolls materials produced courtesy of Dr. Peter Flint and Dr. Eugene Ulrich, two authorities on the Dead Sea Scrolls. Every major variant from the Masoretic text of the Hebrew Scriptures contained in the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Septuagint was carefully examined and catalogued for the ISV by a special team of scholars under the direction of Dr. Peter Flint. All significant departures from traditional understandings of various Old Testament readings were carefully analyzed and are presented for the readers consideration in footnotes. The present release of the ISV contains these analyses only for the Psalms and Proverbs. A future version release of the ISV will contain an analysis for the rest of the Hebrew Scriptures. The ISVs book of Isaiah was translated by Dr. Peter W. Flint directly from the text of the Great Isaiah Scroll (1 QIsa), which was found among the Qumran Cave 1 collection of Dead Sea Scrolls manuscripts.
6. A Literal-Idiomatic Translation: The translation theory behind the ISV differs from theories employed in previous Bible translations. Traditionally, two basic methods of Bible translation have been used. The older method (and for many centuries practically the only method used) has been labeled literal or formal equivalent. This type of translation allows readers to identify as fully as possible with the source languages of Scripture and to understand as much as they can of the Bibles customs, manners of thought, and means of expression.
The other method is termed idiomatic or functional equivalent. The goal of an idiomatic translation is to achieve the closest natural equivalent in modern language to match the ideas of the original text. Idiomatic translations have little or no concern for maintaining the grammatical forms, sentence structure, and consistency of word usage of the source languages.
All major translations of the Bible fall somewhere on a scale between complete formal equivalence and complete functional equivalence. It is clear that each of these methods of Bible translation has its limitations. Competent Bible translators have always recognized that a strictly literal translation of the words of Scripture can be misleading. For example, the wicked will not stand in the judgment might be interpreted as proving that evil people actually would not be judged. Hence literalness is not always equivalent to accuracy.
On the other hand, the limitations of idiomatic translations are also obvious. Such translations frequently tend to cast the words of Scripture into new molds that convey the ideas in a significantly different spirit or emphasis. Idiomatic translations have, in a sense, a commentary built into them; they represent a choice made by the translators as to what the translators think a passage means. For that reason, an idiomatic translation is easier to read but less reliable for careful study.
A good translation will steer a careful course between word-for-word translation and interpretation under the guise of translating. In other words, a good translation will be both reliable and readable. The best translation, then, is one that is both accurate and idiomatic at the same time. It will make every effort to reproduce the culture and exact meaning of the text without sacrificing readability. The ISV Foundation calls this type of translation literal-idiomatic.
Of these three basic types of translationliteral, literal-idiomatic, and idiomaticthe translators of the ISV have, without hesitation, opted for the second. This is not because it happens to be the middle option, simply avoiding extremes, but because the literal-idiomatic translation is the only choice that avoids the dangers of over-literalness and of over-interpretation discussed above. Teaching biblical truth demands extreme fidelity to the original text of Scripture. However, a translation of the Bible need not sacrifice English clarity in order to maintain a close correspondence to the source languages. The goal of the ISV, therefore, has been both accuracy and excellence in communication.
Special Appendix Features: The ISV® also includes appendix features such as: Miracles of Jesus and the Apostles, Map set, Jewish Sacred Calendar, Harmony of the Gospels, One-year reading plan, Special Readings from the Torah and Haftarah and What does the Bible say to do when.


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Marathon show lineup: Taylor, Aerosmith, New Kids
BOSTON (AP) - Aerosmith, James Taylor and Jimmy Buffett are among the scheduled performers for a Boston Marathon benefit concert on May 30.
The show, at the TD Garden, will benefit One Fund- the collection of donations that will be distributed to the survivors of the April 15 bombings and the families of those killed in the attack.
Other confirmed acts include Jason Aldean, Boston, Extreme, Godsmack, The J. Geils Band, Carole King and New Kids on the Block. Donnie Wahlberg of New Kids on the Block said that like other native Bostonians, he and his bandmates are honored to do their part.
Comedians Dane Cook and Steven Wright also are included in the lineup.
Tickets range from $35 to $285. They go on sale Monday.
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Earlier this month, we asked: What's Going On At Kirkland & Ellis? Some observers wondered whether K&E, arguably the nation's best overall law firm, was experiencing an unusually high number of prominent partner departures.
We received some interesting responses from Kirkland sources, some defending the firm and some more critical. Let's hear what these readers had to share with us….
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Annual Faculty/Staff Appreciation Day @ Bookstore
The University Village Bookstore would like to invite you to its' annual FACULTY/STAFF Appreciation Day
on Thursday, Dec. 20 from 9 am to 5 pm. The Bookstore will offer a 20% discount on your purchases^
to " THANK YOU " for all that you do for us and the University.
^ As in the past, there are a few items which are exempt from this special discount and they include:
Textbooks, gift cards, calculators, e-tablet readers, diploma frames, clearance and promotional
items, previous or online purchases.
We hope you can find time to shop with us on this special day and that you enjoy a " HAPPY HOLIDAY !! "
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The hero and heroine are captured and tied up by a mad sciemtist. Mad scientist gives speech about how it was never recorded in history that the mast of sailing ships could first been seen coming over the horizon. Implying that the Earth actually was flat or square because the people of that time believed it was so. The hero says that's solipsism i.e. the belief that nothing exists but one's own conciousness. No. Not exactly right. To prove his point or theory scientist reveals a device which will prove his theory. Nothing more then a household lightbulb painted black. With a near microscopic hole in the paint. Scientist states that "......ionized light stream will create...." something, something"........ and since that can't be...... "something, something"...... the universe will be negated."
Hero gets free and fights scientist but the lightswitch gets flicked and .... ***POOF**.
The hero awakes in a magnificent, misty garden. He calls out and the heroine answers from somewhere. He starts running toward her voice and... "in the air was the seductive scent of apple blossoms." The end.
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My wife and I cruised with our two 20 year old daughters. We arrived two days early in Rome to enjoy the food and visited the Forum, Coliseum, and many other historic sights. This was our first time in Europe and Rome and it was amazing. We also spent two days after the cruise in Rome again. Our first hotel was near Termini station (fun but grittier neighborhood) our second stay was near the Vatican. We used Civitavecchia Cab service for pick ups and transfers and they were consistently on time with no hassles. They picked us up at our hotel, Augusta Lucilla at 10:00 am and we were at the port at about 11:20. He dropped us right in front of the embarkation tent and luggage check area and we were probably on board 20 minutes later.
I was expecting the little wear and tear on the ship because of its age and I can be very critical at time. I thought the ship looked great. Most areas were spotless and looked fine. Most noticeable age was seen a little in hallway carpeting and some of the chrome and metal around the pools. Overall great ship. Rooms were available at 1:00 and we booked two promenade rooms for great prices and they were perfect. We wanted to spend more money on tours and these cabins were clean with plenty of room. The windows allowed you to watch the parades right from your room. They can be loud and we were worried but the music was not noticeable after 11:30.
The Windjammer had a lot of variety and good food. Service was a little sketchy and sometime hard to get drinks at your table. We ate at night in the Nutcracker dining room. This was my 3rd Royal Caribbean cruise and probably the best food. There was a lot of variety on the menu but at time the service was spotty. The waiters were very friendly but it just seemed like there was not enough of them. Food service was slow and cocktail and beverage service at time was not existent. When the food came out it was tasty but on a few occasions we had to send it back because it was cold. The new themed menus seemed to bog things down as well.
I though Simona was one of the best cruise directory I have ever had but the overall entertainment was weak. On board planned parties were great. The ice show was great. The production shows were a little boring. No comedians and the juggler was kind of lame. Let's face it, this cruise is all about the port of calls and they are amazing and will wear you out. The shows, better to rest up.
Simona's Adult Quest, disco night, and dance parties were a blast.
Beautiful views while sailing through the Greek Islands and past Mt. Stromboli, the volcano.
All of the sports decks were top notch. Very little wear and tear on the miniature golf. This ship was my first cruise that seemed crowded at times. Pool seats were gobbled up early. Lines at miniature golf and health club. However, you can always find quiet space if necessary.
Disembarkation was a breeze. In fact we were off the ship with our luggage 1 hour prior to our drivers arrival time.
I have enjoyed 10 cruises and I would book this one again without a second thought. A few quirky things but nothing to prevent you from having a great time. I do wish Royal Caribbean would put water and drinks out at a few locations instead of just the Cafe Promenade at night, but that is a discussion for another time. Book the cruise and enjoy.


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|Exel specializes in warehousing operations
by Kurt Johnson
Handling freshly made pet food has become a business within a business at the Procter & Gamble plant west of Aurora.
It's become such a specialized function, in fact, that P&G hired Exel, Inc. five years ago to run its warehouse operations. Third-party logistics is Exel's bread and butter, and General Manager David Floyd said his company is a model of efficiency in that regard.
"One of the things Exel brings to the table is a better solution to a company's logistics needs," Floyd explained. "We've been doing this for a long time and we know a lot about the business."
Exel engineers spend a great deal of time planning warehouse layouts to improve efficiency, then do time studies to figure out how long it takes to move a pallet from point A to point B. The faster product can be stacked, loaded and delivered to its destination the better the bottom line for both Exel and P&G.
"Once we get to know a company's business, we can save them some cost in the long-run," Floyd said. "What we strive for and what our customers expect out of us is flawless delivery, innovative customized solutions and superior service."
Exel has a staff of 65 hourly employees and nine managers who keep product moving 24/7 with a four-shift rotation. About 85 percent of their time is spent on forklifts, with the remaining effort focused on building customized pallets made to order for companies wanting a unique mix of pet food products.
"Right now we're doing a little more customization for the holidays, but after Christmas that will drop off some," Floyd said. "We'll take three or four pallets of different items and break it down, rebrand it and ship it off however the customer wants it."
In some other warehousing operations, Exel takes product from multiple customers and puts it together in a package for Walmart, for example. The company handles three of Walmart's five return centers across the country, another core piece of a growing business.
Though Exel has its own transportation division, P&G contracts those services here to a separate entity.
Fifth year at Aurora plant
For years, P&G handled its own warehouse operations at the local plant until the decision was made five years ago to bring in a company that specializes in the field. Plant manager Kathy Brown said P&G chose to outsource the distribution center for two reasons.
"First, it allows us to hire companies whose core business is distribution, bringing us added technical understanding and depth," she explained. "Second, it allows us to focus our manufacturing resources on our core business, which is making and packing premium products. It gives us very clear focus on the skills we look for when we hire employees, and allows us to tailor our training and reward systems to match our core business."
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January 28th, 2011
The future of U.S. energy technology lies in regulation states Wolak in The Stanford Dailyin the news: The Stanford Daily on January 27, 2011
The United States should focus on innovation in energy technology now and then transition to a regulatory role once the technology has been sufficiently developed, Frank Wolak argued online in The New York Times this month.
January 20th, 2011
Wolak's comment to NYT's Room for Debate question: "Can the U.S. Compete with China on Green Tech?"in the news: New York Times on January 19, 2011
PESD Director Frank Wolak participated in the New York Times' Room for Debate about whether the U.S. can compete with China on green tech and the obstacles facing American companies trying to win the front on clean energy in the global market.
June 22nd, 2010
Join us at our "Climate Policy Instruments in the Real World" conference
On September 7, 2010, the Program on Energy and Sustainable Development in collaboration with the Stanford University's Graduate School of Business and Stanford Law School hosted an all-day conference on "Climate Policy Instruments in the Real World" in the Bechtel Conference Center. This conference featured presentations by leading researchers on the political, economic, and regulatory challenges associated with major climate policy instruments. Audio & Video transcripts available 6 presentations, conference agenda available
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May 24th, 2010
PESD releases study of Norway's national oil company Statoil
Norway is lauded as the rare example of a major oil and gas exporting country that has managed to avoid the "resource curse." A new study by PESD Associate Director Mark Thurber and Consulting Research Associate Benedicte Tangen Istad looks more closely at the Norwegian petroleum experience and the role of national oil company Statoil in it. The reality is messy and political but nonetheless an impressive story of how Norway built a vibrant domestic oil and gas industry on the back of national champion Statoil and a robust system of governance that could curb Statoil's excesses as needed at a few key junctures.
May 10th, 2010
PESD Director Frank Wolak travels to the White House for the Energy Innovation Conference
At the request of the Kauffman Foundation, PESD director Frank Wolak compiled a list of state and local regulatory barriers that restrain the commercialization of technologies that would reduce the carbon content of energy services consumed in the United States.
- » Regulatory Barriers to Lowering the Carbon Content of Energy Services
- » The White House Blog: Advancing Energy Innovation through Cross-Sector Partnerships
- » Kauffman Foundation: State and Local Regulatory Hurdles Can Slow Clean Energy Innovations
- » Department of Energy Announces $60 Million for Small Business Clean Energy Innovation Projects
October 26th, 2009
China Dialogue features PESD research on China CCSin the news: China Dialogue on October 23, 2009
PESD's Research Associate, Gang He, discusses the energy dilemma of doing CCS in China and sets out his technical and policy recommendations for China's adoption of this important technology.
Read more »
June 23rd, 2009
David Victor presses case for geo-engineeringin the news: Green Inc. Blog New York Times on June 22, 2009
Green Inc. Blog follows David Victor's ruminations on geo-engineering and his call for governments and policymakers to take the topic seriously. Read more »


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"In Japan they don't call it Japanese food, they just call it food." -- Children's Hospital Quote
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Wow. I wish this discount existed when I bought my knives last year. I'll swing through when I visit my parents in Seattle.
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Thank goodness i hope they close it down he miss treat people and don't pay well. [Portion removed.] They deserve to get that store closed down and make a safeway or something better or a dds discoutn store
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OMG like they say Karma is a B**** they are mindless,careless people that doesn't care about any one but themselves. I hope they close it . We need a store that hire East Palo Alto people and take care of our people
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Sanchez wanted a treble for U's (From Gazette)
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Sanchez wanted a treble for U's
10:40am Monday 20th January 2014 in Sport By Jonathan Waldron
Sanchez Watt struck twice to send Colchester United on their way to a thumping victory at Carlisle United – and then admitted he should have bagged a hat-trick.
Watt netted a double to give the U's a half-time lead at Brunton Park and went on to help them record a 4-2 victory and back-to-back wins in League One.
But the former Arsenal youngster admitted he was disappointed to be substituted in the closing stages, as he had his sights set on scoring the first-ever hat-trick of his professional career.
Watt told the Daily Gazette: "I'm happy with my two goals but I feel like I should have scored a hat-trick.
"I wasn't too pleased to come off because I just wanted to score more goals and I've missed a lot of football.
"I should be happy that I scored twice but you always want to do better and I wanted to take the ball home!"
See Monday's Daily Gazette for more on this story and all of the latest Colchester United news, including a full match report, pictures and reaction to the U's 4-2 win at Carlisle United.
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9:20am Saturday 28th December 2013 in Headlines By David Pritchard , Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
THE first half of the season concludes tomorrow and Chris Wilder's half-term report to his Oxford United players is simple – more of the same please.
While there has been the odd hiccup along the way, the U's can look back on the season so far with satisfaction.
Like every club there is a frustration over results here and there not going their way, but a milestone can be reached with victory against Scunthorpe United tomorrow.
It would take them to 41 points for the first half of the season, effectively halfway to automatic promotion.
For the last ten seasons the average tally for third-placed teams in League Two is 82 points – with only two years where the team in fourth has finished above the mark.
Wilder would love to have built up a cushion, but is delighted with the return so far.
"If we replicate what we've done already in the second part of the season it would take us to 76 points, which firmly gets us in the play-offs," he said.
"That woud be good, but ultimately we are after better.
"There's still a lot of work to be done, but if we manage to get a win then simple maths says if we replicate the second part of the season that's 82 points.
"That would represent a fantastic achievement and put us very close to automatic promotion."
United's pleasure at being in contention is in contrast to the mood at several clubs who were well backed in pre-season.
Wilder said: "I believe there are only so many teams who can go up from this position.
"There are big clubs that, unless they go on an absolutely outstanding run, will not be in the play-offs.
"You look at Northampton, Bristol Rovers, Portsmouth – they are big clubs in our league that won't be involved in the shake-up.
"If we keep our nerve and the consistency we've shown all season, then we will."
United's success this season has been down to steady accumulation and they have not lost successive league games.
It means in the wake of Thursday's 3-2 defeat to Plymouth, Wilder is not worried about his players delivering tomorrow.
He said: "I think they've been pretty consistent all the way through.
"That's what gives me great encouragement that we'll keep our heads down and go again against Scunthorpe."


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Plectrophenax nivalis
IUCN Conservation Status: Least Concern
Appropriately named, the Snow Bunting is a bird of the high Arctic and snowy winter fields. Even on a warm day, the mostly white plumage of a bunting flock evokes the image of a snowstorm.
Breeds on rocky tundra. Winters in open weedy and grassy fields and along shores of lakes and oceans.
Weed and grass seeds, insects.
Open cup of moss and grass, lined with fine grasses, rootlets, and fur and feathers. Placed well back in cavity in rocks, such as cracks.
Walks on ground and pecks at food. May jump up to take seeds from taller stems.
Common. Both nesting and wintering habitats currently extensive in North America and not threatened.
Snowbird Season. Story and photographs in Living Bird magazine.


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19 Aug 2013
The event is hosted by Chloe Dallimore, who recently starred in The Addams Family and serves as president of Oz Showbiz Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, which will receive proceeds from the event.
Dallimore is joined by co-host Damien Bodie ("Winners and Losers," "Neighbours").
Modeled after the New York tradition of Broadway Backwards, Twisted Broadway features performances by Helen Dallimore (Legally Blonde), Ben Mingay (An Officer and a Gentleman), Verity Hunt Ballard (Mary Poppins), Ian Stenlake (Stingers), Rodney Dobson (Wicked), Pippa Grandison (Wicked), Avigail Herman (Cats) and Tom Sharah (It's Raining Me).
Tickets and more information are available by visiting ticketek.com.au.