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Beach Front Home in Amelia Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
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vacation rental description
Beyond your expections,this home has been occupied with TLC for years by the owner and has been
taken excellent care of for you. This is NOT a tired vacation rental. Smack dab
on the beach! Any closer and you're wet.You'll feel as though you're
on a ship, rather than in a beach home. You just may think you're in
paradise with this fun decor. This lovely beach house features
spanish tile counter tops and flooring. This romantic,3 BR/2Bath cozy
beach house has one of the largest decks overlooking the Atlantic
you'll find on the island. Not one, but two tables, one
high top, one normal size with chairs and two comfortable, cushioned lounge chairs
Three rooms have TV's, all Comcast connected. Each TV has either a
DVD/VHS player in family area with stereo FM
receiver. Large family area also is right on the beach with views all across the back via two large
glass sliding doors and one window that opens up for those ocean breezes.
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Last modified on 08-19-2014 at 3:24 PM.
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house rental amenities
All the comforts of home. Three Bedrooms/2 Baths. Sleep peacefully!
the Master has king bed with pillow top mattress. Open your new private
sliding glass door for the breezes and calming ocean waves, or pull
down the "Black out" blinds in the master that offers a day time nap
if you wish to escape from the sun or the rest of the family. The
master BR's sliding doors open onto the deck. From the master bed
get those beautiful views of the golden moonglow for memories that
live forever. Second bedroom tastefully decorated with "island motif"
and has a new queen. Third has a double bed with personal
TV/VHS player. Plenty of closet space in each room...and there is a
comfortable pull out queen in one of the two large over stuffed sofas
in the living room area, also an oversized matching chair with ottoman
for stretching out or napping.
Spacious, comfortable family area looking onto the beach. All
kitchen cookware, plates, cups, glasses,untensils, mixer, blender,
toaster furnished. Dishwasher, washer/dryer, garbage disposal
Dinette that seats four plus 4 high top bar stools to seat four more
at the bar.Showers at the top and bottom of the deck. All linens included Long distance phone calls are free. Enough
parking for 6 vehicles or combination of vehicles and a boat. Nursery
rentals available on the island.
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activities and attractions in Amelia Island Atlantic Coast North
This is a very special island, quiet, quaint, safe and romantic.
Escape the worries of the world while watching dolphins
swim and play off shore, hunting for sharks teeth on the beach,
swimming in the ocean, or building sand castles...the
options are endless...use your imagination.
Take a short boat ride to Cumberland Island and see wild
horses or visit the church where J.F.K. Jr. was married! Rent bikes,
rent horses and ride on the beach, play golf, deep sea fish, rent jet
ski's, motor scooters, discover and shop
historic downtown Fernandina Beach for those special shops, ice cream
shops, restaurants, dine on the Intracoastal. Take a short drive to
Jacksonville or St. Augustine where there are almost unlimited
attractions to choose from both cities.
Limited basic cable
vacation rental rates
$2650 weekly May - September
$2250 weekly October - April
11% sales tax applicable
$150 Cleaning fee
Pets allowed 25lbs or less with $100 non refundable per
Limited basic cable
We have two other beach homes on the beaches of Amelia Island check us out at listing numbers 47040 and 31542
Lynn and Jerry Russell
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Top things to do in Amelia Island
- Play on the beach.
- Boating
- Historic downtown Fernandina Beach
Top things to do on a budget
- Play on the beach
- Nature hikes
Top things to do with a family
- Play on the beach.
- Old Fort Clinch
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The Women's Committee has been hard at work and the first mission we had was to create a survey for all current licensed Women to have the option to take.
I emailed the survey out yesterday to 533 Women in California and 12 in Nevada who are currently licensed.
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So, if you did not receive it, please email me and I will send you the survey.
I also ask if you can let your teammates know that this was sent and request they look for it and take the survey.
We are trying to directly ask Women in the district what you want in racing, what makes you want to race and any other issues you have so we know what the committee needs to work on to get you and keep you racing.
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Pier test to be performed on Sprint Center site
Downtown residents and workers may hear a loud booming noise Wednesday morning and Thursday afternoon coming from the Sprint Center site.
A statnamic load test of two piers recently installed at the Sprint Center site will occur at those times to check the structural quality and weight-bearing capacity of the center's foundation before the permanent foundation is installed. Traffic is not expected to be impacted as a result of this work and the test should only create sound discharges and not vibrations. The City of Kansas City, Mo., Fire Department will be present as a precautionary measure.
The statnamic load test has been developed to meet the construction industry's demand for an accurate and cost effective method of determining the load bearing capacity of high capacity piers. In statnamic testing, solid fuel is burnt within a pressure chamber. As the pressure increases, an upward force is exerted on a set of reaction masses while an equal and opposite force pushes downward on the pile. Loading increases to a maximum before unloading by a controlled venting of the pressure. The load and displacement is then recorded through a built-in instrumentation system. This form of pier testing is a very common practice on projects of this scope and scale, especially in urban areas.
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Pan!c and Suicide Lanes bassist Eva Blaylock put her iTunes on shuffle and meditated on the resulting random tracks in this week's Song Roulette. Blaylock performs in new Elvis tribute trio Jumpsuit, along with Nate Daly and Jim Phillips, on Friday night.
I saw Suicide Lanes perform at Burt's a couple years ago and had to compliment Blaylock on the performance. When I got up close, I realized I also needed to praise her fully fashioned stockings. But what I took for rad hosiery is actually a tattoo. She says the idea for the tattoo came from her grandmother's recollections of painting on her seams to stay fashionable during wartime rationing of nylons.
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2:20pm Thursday 20th September 2012 in Evesham
A EVESHAM man died after being hit by a train on a level crossing near Evesham.
Jeremy Brown, aged 38, of Windmeres, Evesham, died as a result of multiple injuries and a massive cerebral trauma after the collision at the Littleton and Badsey CCTV controlled level crossing, between Honeybourne and Evesham.
Services on the Cotswold line were temporarily cancelled between London and Worcester, but were back up and running by 2.15pm.
A British Transport Police spokesman said: "The incident was reported to BTP at 1.16pm and was also attended by officers from West Mercia Constabulary.
"Local paramedics attended and the body was located and [the man] pronounced dead at the scene. The incident is being treated as non-suspicious and a file will be prepared for the coroner."
The train involved was the 11.20 London Paddington to Great Malvern service.
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Apple has announced a press conference for 4 October -- headlined "Let's Talk iPhone" -- at which it is widely believe the iPhone 5 will be announced »
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The Albert Haynesworth Saga continues in Washington, as there are now reports the defensive lineman has a muscle condition called rhabdomyolysis.
Haynesworth missed practice last week and explanations for his absence included dehydration and then switched to headaches, but The Washington Post is reporting he was out due to a mild case of rhabdomyolysis. The condition causes rapid breakdown of skeletal muscle due to injury to muscle tissue.
Haynesworth played in the Redskins' preseason game Saturday night and he accused head coach Mike Shanahan after the game of underplaying his medical condition. Experts told The Post that Haynesworth probably recovered from the condition to be able to play on Saturday night.
Shanahan is expected to address the media, and most likely the Haynesworth issue, Monday after practice.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - More local leaders are disappointed about the prospect of the Henley Bridge being closed longer than expected. On Tuesday night, state Rep. Joe Armstrong told 6 News that TDOT officials told him the bridge had deteriorated more than planned, and the project likely won't be complete by the original June deadline. Frustration and disappointment were the words used most by local leaders and business owners upon hearing the news.
Both Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett say they understand the complexity of the project and that the most recent discovery of the deteriorated pillars was unforeseen.
But they say for the sake of local businesses, something needs to change."We are very disappointed and amazed how this has taken place," said Ron Emery, the owner of Emery's 5 and 10.Emery says it has been two years and could be much longer and now it's time someone stepped in. "We feel the state and the city should do more to help us," he said.Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett held the first cash mob nearly one year ago at Emery's 5 and 10, hoping to counter some of the lost business.
Now, with the possibility of an extended timeline, he thinks the state may need to step in.
"It might be something we'd have to go to Nashville to talk to them about to give those folks some relief, to give them just a little relief," Burchett said. "A few hundred, a few thousand dollars might be the difference between them shutting their doors or staying open."Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero has a front row view of the slow progress. "The businesses there, I know that many of them are suffering because of this, so I'm very concerned about the delay," she said.Both she and Mayor Burchett are frustrated with the project. "It's devastating to these business and it just ticks me off, for lack of a better thing," said Burchett.State Sen. Becky Duncan Massey says she's disappointed but believes TDOT will make up for lost time "They've got to do it safely, if we add a crane here or this or that," she said.Ron Emery just hopes its sooner rather than later. "I would think at this point if I were TDOT, I would say these businesses have suffered enough, maybe its time to work 24 hours a day," he said.The biggest thing officials and local businesses want to stress, though, is that just because the bridge remains closed and could remain so for an extended period, there are other ways to get to South Knoxville and they encourage everyone to use alternatives like the Gay Street Bridge.TDOT was tight-lipped Wednesday, saying the latest details on the updated timeline will be released on Monday at a news conference with the department's commissioner. As for contractor Britton Bridge, the company could have received bonuses for completing the work early. It's unclear whether those will be re-evaluated along with the updated timeline.
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PLATTSBURGH — For the first time in recent memory, the United Way of the Adirondack Region failed to meet its annual fundraising goal.
But United Way Executive Director John Bernardi said the 5 percent gap between target and total is not expected to adversely affect the agency's ability to fund its partner programs.
The 2013 United Way of the Adirondack Region campaign brought in $736,250; $38,750 less than the goal of $775,000.
2013 Campaign Chair Gayle Alexander of Denton Publications said she never solely focused on meeting that figure, but being able to meet the needs of the North Country.
"With 95 percent, that's what we got," she said at a press conference on Friday.
The United Way provides funding that helps 41 health and human-service organizations in Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties. Bernardi said those agencies provide services to about 80,000 people a year, and the amount raised should enable them to provide that same level of assistance in the upcoming year.
He said the campaign faced a number of challenges this time around.
A still struggling economy, closures and/or layoffs at large employers such as Pfizer in Chazy and Rouses Point and the fear caused by the potential fiscal cliff were all contributing factors, Bernardi said. Superstorm Sandy relief efforts were also in the mix for charitable contributions.
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Yeovil Town win through on penalties (From Yeovil Express)
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11:54am Wednesday 17th October 2012 in Yeovil Town FC
YEOVIL Town last night beat Torquay United in a tense penalty shootout in the Second Round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.
Two goals from James Hayter, including one in stoppage time, saw the 90 minutes finish 2-2 and the match went straight to penalties.
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---- — In a high-school history class, our teacher asked us to raise our hands if we considered ourselves feminists.
My hand immediately shot up.
I looked around, and I was the only one.
Growing up, feminism was something that was intrinsically instilled in me, although I didn't know why.
According to everything and everyone around me, it was wholly unnecessary. Women's rights had already happened, I was told.
Women could vote now, women could work outside the home if they want, women could wear what they want. Any persistence in this movement was not only superfluous but annoying.
As an active, outspoken female with positive experiences from most of the men in my life, I couldn't help but to reluctantly agree.
But then, here in Nicaragua, on my third experience with North Country Mission of Hope, I sat down with another volunteer, Heather Frenette.
Heather, an Ohio native and niece of longtime Mission of Hope member Sister Stephanie Frenette, had put aside some money for some special need she knew would turn up on this mission trip.
That purpose became clear when mission Executive Director Sister Debbie Blow took a call about Tomasa Flores, a woman who is dying of cancer and had no bed.
"We first paid a visit to verify the situation," Heather told me. "When we got there, we found out that she has four kids. Her oldest daughter, who speaks English, said that she just found out that her mother has uterine cancer.
"It spread rapidly across her body. She can't move. She can't eat. She was completely skin and bones. It was clear that she didn't have much longer to live.
"They wanted a bed for their mother to finally rest her head on."
The house, Heather said, is little more than four cement walls, with almost no furniture.
"We bought her some fresh food and some Ensure, in hopes that she would be able to keep it down," Heather said, "(and) we bought her what we could afford with the money — what we would call a cot in the United States — and a mattress to put on top.
"We brought it back to her home, and her two sons and two daughters came up to the truck, and, for the woman who brought them into this world, carried the bed down to her, so that she could be comfortably taken out of this world."
Heather told me the woman's oldest daughter began to cry as she talked about her.
The young woman had told her that her mother was going to see a doctor Monday, but without much hope. There had been talk of chemotherapy, but the cancer had spread too far.
"She told us that her mother knew she was dying, but she hadn't quite accepted it yet and hadn't said goodbye," Heather said.
And the daughter had told her, "I can't thank you enough for helping us. I'm just so happy to have something to make my mother's last days comfortable.
"She's had such a terrible, rough life."
The lack of bed was not all, for Heather learned that the woman's husband had beaten her severely throughout their marriage.
"To add insult to injury," she told me, "he never allowed her to sleep in a bed. Her entire adult life, she slept in a chair."
Here's how Heather described what happened as the bed was brought into her home.
"... she couldn't move, she couldn't stand up, but she was very happy. Her face brightened up, and she smiled.
"She stretched her thin arm around me and gave me a hug."
For the purpose of keeping records, the missioners asked to see her identification card.
"That's when I found out she was born two years before me," Heather said. "She was 47 years old, and she probably only had a month to live."
So, my friends, why do we need feminism? Because, sadly enough, while female empowerment and equality and justice are human rights, in many parts of the world they are luxuries.
Because this woman, who raised and took care of four children, was pushed to the ground and called worthless over and over again.
Because when she was sick, she had nowhere to lay her head. Because she was about to be taken out of this world — to which she had given so much — still believing that it would give nothing back to her.
Because my mother, back home in the United States, is also 47 years old.
Sara LoTemplio is a student at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. This is her third trip to Nicaragua with Mission of Hope.


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Thousands of illegal immigrant detainees are being released, saving around $130 per day per person. Wait times at border ports are expected to increase.
In El Paso, the wait to return to the U.S. is foreseen to last hours at times. These are impacts due to the cuts mandated by Congressional action, or rather inaction, affecting our local area, according to El Diario de El Paso. They also note that maquiladoras, the factories across the border with connections to this side, will be hurt and the whole economy of the region will be hit.
There is no cure for stupid. A Congressional majority already guaranteed a place in history as the least capable of governing in the more than two centuries of Congressional existence, has outdone itself beyond any expectations. The so-called "Sequester" was deliberately designed as a "fail-safe" of budget cuts so mindless as to ensure that no Congress would ever allow them to take effect, a motivating force to make sure that even politicians allergic to working together would find a way rather than be blamed for these cuts.
The cuts expected in our region in border security are replicated in a large variety of areas across the nations, from education to defense.
Many nations have encountered adversity. Few have dealt with the deliberate actions of those in power to cripple the national economy, a kind of economic suicide pact with the additional burden of poorer schools, less unemployment benefits in a struggling economy, less help for the needy, less money for health care ranging from cuts to doctors providing Medicare to devastating funding loss for rural clinics, a diminished capacity for the Armed Forces, compromised food safety, longer TSA waits and fewer air traffic controllers on duty to expedite air safety and airline efficiency. The list is long because in fact our Government does a lot of useful things.
Beyond that, in times of economic downturn, the last thing that needs to happen is a deliberate attempt on the part of the Federal Government (or anyone else) to reduce the amount of money flowing into the economy through layoffs and cutbacks, the equivalent of throwing a cement block to a drowning man.
That there are many among us who think all of this a great idea is an indication that sanity has departed. There are some who think this will help the deficit, but a diminished economy means diminished government revenue, so it will have little net effect.
The more basic problem is that for a nation which is a world leader to govern itself by lurching through a continuing series of unnecessary and artificial, but nevertheless real, crises makes any meaningful leadership laughable.
The United States is fast becoming an embarrassment to those who love her. Developed nations are developed because they have rational governments which plan how to run things and carefully oversee the operation of the economy, freedoms, the education of the young, the care of the sick and all the other things which differentiate organized countries from badly run poverty-stricken nations in crisis. It used to be easy to tell which kind of country we were.
Voters are famous for having short memories. But surely this will be hard to forget. Our own Congressman appears to be pleased with the present situation. If you are not, you might want to keep it in mind when he runs for re-election next year.lower response to the challenge.
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America's high-tech companies are ramping up spending on research. That's a good sign for the country's competitiveness—and an opportunity for stock investors.
One-fifth of the companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 index spend at least 5% of their revenue on research and development, most of them information-technology or drug outfits. Among these, median research-and-development spending increased by 9% over the past year. That's triple the median increase in revenue for those companies.
Today's surging research outlays can pay off nicely for stockholders. A landmark study from Georgetown University found that during the 50 years through 2001, when R&D-intensive companies suddenly started spending more, their profit margins tended to rise one to three percentage points faster than those of peers over the following five years, and their shares tended to beat the market by five percentage points.
U.S. COMPANIES HELD a record $1.45 trillion in cash at the end of 2012, up 10% from 2011's level, according to Moody's. And while 58% of that is stashed overseas for tax reasons, that leaves a mountain of idle cash sitting stateside.
A landmark study found that during the 50 years through 2001, when R&D-intensive companies suddenly started spending more, their shares tended to beat the market by five percentage points. Stuart Goldenberg for Barron's
For their U.S. funds, corporations face a carrot and a stick. Congress currently offers generous tax credits for companies that boost R&D spending, while the Federal Reserve punishes cash-clutchers with wealth-sapping interest rates. The one-year Treasury bill recently yielded 0.14%, too little to keep up with inflation, which ran at 2% in the year through February.
That's no reason for companies to squander money, of course. For accounting purposes, research isn't treated as a long-term investment, but rather as a simple expense. Tax credits aside, a research outlay comes straight out of profits while adding nothing to a company's assets, even though it clearly creates value. In other words, it makes companies look less prosperous today before adding to their profits tomorrow.
That's where patient stock investors can make money.
Consider: Stocks with hot growth forecasts rarely come cheap. Whole Foods Market WFM -0.11% Whole Foods Market Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $39.14 -0.05 -0.11% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3.47M AFTER HOURS $39.19 +0.05 +0.13% Aug. 29, 2014 7:48 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 119,720 P/E Ratio 25.42 Market Cap $14.14 Billion Dividend Yield 1.23% Rev. per Employee $177,474 09/01/14 Are Consumers Ready to Spend A... 08/21/14 Ahold Profit and Sales Are Pre... 07/31/14 Corrections & Amplifications More quote details and news » (ticker: WFM) and Chipotle Mexican Grill CMG +0.12% Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. U.S.: NYSE $678.65 +0.81 +0.12% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 179,072 AFTER HOURS $679.00 +0.35 +0.05% Aug. 29, 2014 7:58 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1,734 P/E Ratio 59.06 Market Cap $21.05 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $79,958 08/22/14 Meet Mr. Frankenfood 08/22/14 Map: Where Is 'Open Carry' Leg... 08/17/14 Election Illustrates Limit of ... More quote details and news » (CMG) are both expected to double their earnings over the next five years. They're also twice as expensive as the typical large company, trading at about 30 times earnings.
But investors who watch for high-tech businesses with surging R&D spending can get more growth than they pay for. They effectively buy into new products or services before they're launched, or even announced, and long before Wall Street has built them into earnings forecasts. One study from the University of Illinois even found that investors can beat the market by favoring stocks with low price-to-R&D ratios, just as they might do with shares with modest price/earnings ratios.
The five companies that follow have increased their research-and-development spending by at least 15% over the past year and look reasonably priced.
A year ago, Forest Laboratories (FRX) saw its patent expire on the blockbuster antidepressant Lexapro. The effect on the company's financials hasn't been subtle. Sales for Forest Laboratories in fiscal 2013, which runs through this month, are expected to fall by one-third from the total a year earlier; earnings per share, by 90%.
The company has another patent expiration coming, for the Namenda Alzheimer's drug, in fiscal 2015. But it also has the "deepest pipeline in specialty pharma," with six drugs poised to launch over the next two years, according to Jim Molloy at Janney Capital Markets, who initiated coverage of the stock in January with a Buy rating. One of the new drugs, Linzess, for irritable-bowel syndrome, will grow into a $1 billion seller, he predicts—a big hit for a company with $3 billion in yearly sales.
Malloy expects earnings for Forest, which fetches about $38 a share, to rebound from 35 cents a share to $2.15 in two years, and cash and equivalents to swell to $14 a share in a year, with no debt.
Google GOOG +0.42% Google Inc. Cl C U.S.: Nasdaq $571.60 +2.40 +0.42% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.02M AFTER HOURS $572.97 +1.37 +0.24% Aug. 29, 2014 7:54 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 60,905 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $390.26 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $1,321,030 08/26/14 Google Acquires Video and Spec... 08/07/14 Is Your Neighborhood Gentrifyi... 08/01/14 East Coast Google Barge Headed... More quote details and news » stock (GOOG) has rocketed from about $650 a share in mid-November to more than $800. It now goes for 18 times this year's earnings forecast, versus 15 times for the typical U.S. stock; but the company's momentum justifies the premium price. The percentage of its searches that return lucrative product listings with images is surging, largely because Google now requires merchants to buy such ads to participate in its Google Shopping program, according to Jefferies analyst Brian Pitz.
GOOGLE'S YOUTUBE unit is running more ads, so revenue there should jump 76% this year, to $4.5 billion. Mobile revenue is soaring, too, and don't count out Google's ability to make winning handsets and tablets. When it bought Motorola Mobility last year, it inherited 12-to-18 months' worth of Motorola products in development, according to Pitz. From now on, products should show more influence from Google.
Data giant EMC EMC +0.41% EMC Corp. U.S.: NYSE $29.53 +0.12 +0.41% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5.98M AFTER HOURS $29.53 0.00 % Aug. 29, 2014 4:23 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 154,675 P/E Ratio 23.75 Market Cap $59.91 Billion Dividend Yield 1.56% Rev. per Employee $369,030 08/25/14 VMware moves to defuse OpenSta... 08/18/14 VMware CIO Vows to Improve IT ... 07/31/14 Formula One Teams Push for a D... More quote details and news » (EMC) gets about half of its stock-market value from its stake in software maker VMware vmw +0.67% VMware Inc. U.S.: NYSE $98.58 +0.66 +0.67% Aug. 29, 2014 4:03 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.19M AFTER HOURS $98.58 0.00 % Aug. 29, 2014 4:23 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4,865 P/E Ratio 44.01 Market Cap $42.40 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $390,839 08/25/14 Credits & Debits: News Digest 08/25/14 Apple May Sweeten MobileIron's... 08/25/14 VMware moves to defuse OpenSta... More quote details and news » (VMW). The two recently announced they will create a new company, Pivotal, to help customers quickly make sense of vast amounts of information.
EMC is contributing its data-analytics unit, with sales of $300 million last year, which it aims to grow to $1 billion by 2017. VMware is contributing some loss-making business units to the new venture, which should improve its own margins right away, and could unlock a higher stock value for EMC, according to Shebly Seyrafi at FBN Securities.
Meanwhile, VMware has developed a new public cloud service to take on Amazon.com AMZN -0.29% Amazon.com Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $339.04 -0.98 -0.29% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.83M AFTER HOURS $339.00 -0.04 -0.01% Aug. 29, 2014 7:55 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 110,491 P/E Ratio 869.33 Market Cap $156.65 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $697,016 09/01/14 Tech's Young Guns Embrace Old ... 08/30/14 Alibaba Group Plans IPO Launch... 08/29/14 Google Drones Lift Industry Ho... More quote details and news » (AMZN), starting later this year. Revenue for EMC is expected to climb 8% this year and next. The shares go for 13 times this year's earnings forecast.
Gilead Sciences GILD +0.05% Gilead Sciences Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $107.56 +0.05 +0.05% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10.95M AFTER HOURS $107.79 +0.23 +0.21% Aug. 29, 2014 7:58 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 371,458 P/E Ratio 22.09 Market Cap $162.60 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $2,869,130 08/27/14 After Spring Selloff, Biotech ... 08/27/14 Bristol-Myers Hepatitis C Trea... 08/15/14 English Drug Panel Backs Hepat... More quote details and news » (GILD) draws three-quarters of its revenue from HIV treatments. While these should remain lucrative for years, more diversification would make for a safer stock.
The company's purchase of Pharmasset in 2011 gives it a pipeline of drugs in development for hepatitis C. And Gilead's cancer drugs in late-stage research are underappreciated, according to Oppenheimer analyst David Ferreiro. At $45, shares of Gilead look a touch pricey relative to this year's earnings forecast of just over $2 a share. But they're plenty affordable relative to estimates of nearly $5 a share three years from now.
Intel INTC +0.78% Intel Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq $34.92 +0.27 +0.78% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 30.81M AFTER HOURS $34.94 +0.02 +0.06% Aug. 29, 2014 7:51 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.50M P/E Ratio 16.87 Market Cap $172.89 Billion Dividend Yield 2.58% Rev. per Employee $501,041 09/01/14 Reboot Risks and Rewards for P... 08/29/14 Comcast Targeted by Entertainm... 08/29/14 U.S. Stocks Finish August With... More quote details and news » (INTC) inked a deal last month to make "field-programmable gate arrays" for Altera ALTR +0.57% Altera Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq $35.34 +0.20 +0.57% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2.30M AFTER HOURS $35.30 -0.04 -0.11% Aug. 29, 2014 6:05 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 117,342 P/E Ratio 24.21 Market Cap $10.92 Billion Dividend Yield 2.04% Rev. per Employee $598,876 More quote details and news » (ALTR). FPGAs are workaday chips found in everything from set-top boxes to MRI machines. The ones that Intel is producing will have unrivalled speed and power efficiency, but the larger significance of the deal is that it marks Intel's expansion from a designer of proprietary chips to a high-end chip foundry for customers willing to pay up for exclusive access to cutting-edge manufacturing techniques.
If Altera's new production advantage helps it to take share from rival Xilinx XLNX +1.17% Xilinx Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $42.25 +0.49 +1.17% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2.02M AFTER HOURS $42.25 0.00 % Aug. 29, 2014 4:51 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 55,031 P/E Ratio 17.46 Market Cap $11.34 Billion Dividend Yield 2.75% Rev. per Employee $690,345 07/23/14 Stocks to Watch: Whirlpool, Pe... More quote details and news » (XLNX), more chip designers could come calling on Intel for foundry work, including big fish like Apple AAPL +0.24% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $102.50 +0.25 +0.24% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 40.68M AFTER HOURS $102.55 +0.05 +0.05% Aug. 29, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3.91M P/E Ratio 16.45 Market Cap $613.76 Billion Dividend Yield 1.83% Rev. per Employee $2,214,380 09/01/14 Up Ahead: An IPO, an iPhone, a... 09/01/14 EU Sends Questionnaire to Riva... 09/01/14 Apple Investigating Reports of... More quote details and news » (AAPL).
If all goes well, the "Intel Inside" days of personal computers could give way to a made-by-Intel model extending to all sorts of gadgets. Intel sells for 11 times this year's earnings forecast and yields 4.2%.
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Owners of two Northwest Atlanta businesses will spend Wednesday cleaning up following early morning smash-and-grab's.
Atlanta Police Captain Tim Peek told CBS Atlanta News that an officer on regular patrol passed by a strip mall on Huff Road around 1:30 a.m. and heard a loud alarm. When the officer approached the building, he saw that two storefront doors had been smashed in using a brick.
Police have contacted the owners of "Interiors by Consignment" and "Urban Pl8" in order to determine what was taken. Peek said it appeared only a cash register had been taken from one business, but it was unclear how much money it contained.
Peek also said the businesses have surveillance cameras and police would be reviewing the footage Wednesday to try to identify the suspects.
Just a week ago, a third business on Huff Road, Corner Tavern, was also targeted in a smash-and-grab. In that case, the thieves used a vehicle to try to get inside but were scared off before succeeding. The business did, however, sustain damage.
Peek said police, at this point, do not believe the cases are linked, since last week's incident involved a car, and a brick was used in the most recent smash-and-grab's.
There have been no arrests in any of the incidents.
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Q: We will be out there the end of June and would like to take a half-day fly fishing float trip. We will be staying in the Meridian and Lewiston areas. I do enough wading when fly fishing and would enjoy a float trip. Do you have any suggestions on setting one up?
STEVE CLASEN, Colorado angler
A: I'd definitely hook up with an outfitter on the Upper Salmon River near Stanley. They offer drift-boat fishing trips on the river and trout fishing is usually pretty good. And, you can't beat the scenery in the Stanley area.
If you go to silver-creek.com/guided-waters/salmon-river, you'll see what I'm talking about. Another source is sawtoothadventure.com/fly-fishing/. Also, the McCoy Tackle Shop in Stanley can give you a lot of information on fishing in the area. Go to mccoystackleshop.com or call 774-3377 for information.
If you are in the Lewiston area, I'd definitely head up to Lowell on U.S. 12 and fish the Selway and Lochsa rivers up there for cutts. Bring your waders and drive the highway along the Lochsa and pick out a few places to fish. You can also head up the Selway road and find fishing holes.
If you want to browse a little more on outfitted trips in Idaho, go to ioga.org.
Q: With the flows being low this year on the South Fork of the Boise River, it has given wade fisherman an unusual opportunity to fish the early season when usually they're shut out of the river because of high water.
Unfortunately, this has caused some conflicts on the river when people try to float and fish. Twice this season, I have had a raft float and fish right through my hole, casting right in front of me.
I'm not against rafts. In fact, I have a raft, fish-cat and canoe that I love to fish from. But personally, I think you should think twice when floating at low flows because it's impossible to not disturb the water where waders are fishing. And if you decide to float, please take the extra effort to be courteous to wade fisherman and leave their water alone.
You wouldn't walk into a hole, step in front of someone and cast, or sneak in and cherry pick a spot right below them. But essentially that's what people are doing when they fish through your hole.
TROY PEARSE, e-mail
A: You're absolutely right. Drift boat anglers should give wading anglers a wide berth, no buts about it. Wading anglers can only reach so much river and if a drift boater intrudes on the area where they are fishing, that's plain rude.
I'm a drift boat angler and I never fish an area where wading anglers are in the river. I usually float past them on the opposite side of the river, even in tight spots.
If the river is really tight where they are, pull the rods in and float pass them as quickly as possible.
Courtesy can go a long way.
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PLATTSBURGH — Merrill J. Gonyea, 96, formerly of Plattsburgh, died on Feb 2, 2013, at the Alice Hyde Medical Center, with his family by his side.
He was born in Plattsburgh on Nov. 25, 1916, the son of Rose and Irving Gonyea. Merrill graduated from St. John's High School and Albany Business College. He worked for the War Assets Administration in Washington D.C. before World War II and during the war served in the Army/Air Corps, spending time in the China-Burma-India theater.
On July 23, 1946, he married Patricia Parrotte at Our Lady of Victory Church in Plattsburgh. She survives. After returning to Plattsburgh from Washington D.C., Merrill worked at National Commercial Bank and Trust (now Key Bank) for 34 years, retiring as Vice President. Mr. Gonyea was commanding officer of the Air Force Reserve in Northern New York, retiring from the Reserves as a Lt. Colonel. He was a communicant of St. John's Church in Plattsburgh, serving on the Finance and Athletic Committees. Merrill was particularly devoted to the Holy Family. Merrill was also involved in many community agencies, serving as auditor for United Way and was a lifetime member of the Plattsburgh Lodge of Elks.
Besides his wife of 66 years, he is survived by his six children, Sherry and Bob Gaspar of Malone, Maureen Spisinski of North Branford, Conn., Gary and Mary Gonyea of Ithaca, Michael Gonyea of Mechanicsburg, Pa., Kathleen Gonyea of Massena, and William and Kelli Gonyea of Buckeye, Ariz. Also surviving are six grandchildren, Scott Storrs, Craig and Jeffrey Spisinski and Stephanie, Elizabeth and Matthew Gonyea.
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Calling hours will be held from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 4, at Brown Funeral Home, 29 Broad St., Plattsburgh. Mass of Christian burial will follow at 1 p.m. at St. John's Church in Plattsburgh. Burial will be later in the year in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Arrangements have been entrusted to Brown Funeral Home, 29 Broad Street, Plattsburgh, NY 12901 (518)-561-3980. Online condolences and memorial candles maybe offered at www.brownfuneralhome inc.com


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Why pitch in? One trail volunteer shares her storyWritten by Becky Johnson
Trail maintenance has an obvious benefit: it's darn good exercise. But for Becky Smucker, a volunteer trail crew leader in the Pisgah National Forest, it carries a deep satisfaction.
"Those of us who work in jobs that produce abstract results, trail work is a concrete, immediate result that you can see," Smucker said.
It's also gratifying when other hikers happen by, profusely proclaiming their appreciation for the volunteer trail workers. After the small talk, Smucker is often pressed into service as a trail concierge.
"Especially in the wilderness areas where trails aren't blazed people can be misplaced, so we pull a map out of our pocket and help them with where they are going," Smucker said.
Smucker, 60, who works for the Appalachian Trail Conservancy in Asheville, has been a hiker for much of her life before making the jump to trail maintenance four years ago. She is now the leader of her own Saturday crew that works in wilderness areas, including a lot of time in Shining Rock and Middle Prong in Haywood County.
"I just love being out there no matter what I am doing," Smucker said. "I just truly love the outdoors."
But, the camaraderie with fellow trail nuts is a close second when it comes to what motivates her to give up two Saturdays a month.
"As much as it is an outdoor experience, it is a social experience. There is not a much better way to get to know people than being out on a trail getting tired and sweaty and working through problems together to accomplish something," Smucker said.
Some tasks are more of a chore than others, however.
"Some trail work is just plain tedious. Lopping rhododendron, lopping dog hobble, lopping blackberries are the worst," Smucker said. "Clearing a downed tree is a whole lot more challenging and fun."
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This was a one in a billion type thing. There is no reason to believe this will put him at any increased risk of further injury. In that regards it's a better injury to come back from than a knee injury.
If he passes the medical then He's a 2nd round selection IMO. He might be the steal of the draft at CB.
If the Bucs like D.J. Hayden they will have to take him in the 2nd. He will be gone by our 3rd pick.
Quote from: SWAGGANEER on April 08, 2013, 01:25:39 PMIf the Bucs like D.J. Hayden they will have to take him in the 2nd. He will be gone by our 3rd pick.I don't think so. Its not that we will get injured again, its the recovery time from that first injury. Will he be able to perform at 100% in 2013 at all? Its a risky pick, and might be better suited for a loaded team that won't require his services right away.


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Westhoughton businesses told: 'Pay for your own CCTV after armed robberies' (From The Bolton News)
Westhoughton businesses told: 'Pay for your own CCTV after armed robberies'
Updated 1:08pm Friday 7th February 2014 in News By Jeremy Culley, reporter
BUSINESSES are being being advised to install their own private CCTV cameras in the wake of two armed robberies in Westhoughton.
After the Betfred and Co-op stores were targeted on January 4 and 6, it emerged four of the town council's seven CCTV cameras on the street were not working.
Two of them had not been operational for at least a month with "high winds" and the festive season cited as reasons for the cameras having not been fixed earlier.
Cllr David Chadwick, for Westhoughton South, has now ordered a review meeting with the police and Emerson, the company charged with monitoring the town's CCTV footage.
Angry residents at the Westhoughton with Chew Moor Area Forum questioned why the faults with the cameras had not been repaired sooner.
Police stressed that crime levels in the town are "relatively low" despite two Market Street businesses being raided recently.
Insp Chris Evans said: "People ask whether they are any more vulnerable in Westhoughton than elsewhere in Bolton and the answer is 'sometimes yes, sometimes no'.
"Just because there have been robberies here does not mean it is local people necessarily as we are very close to the motorway network, and connected to Salford and Wigan."
Andy Hurst, a Bolton Council officer who works with the police, added: "I would stress to all businesses to get your own CCTV and make that investment.
"Police Community Support Officers regularly patrol the area and would be more than happy to give advice to shops."
One resident requested that Emerson be held to account over the malfunctioning Market Street cameras for not telling the town council about the problems earlier.
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Town council leader Cllr David Chadwick said: "The cameras in Westhoughton have been funded by town council since the late 1990s.
"Two of the cameras were to be repaired just before Christmas but because of the high winds, the cherry picker could not be used because of safety concerns.
"I don't think it is right for such blame to be laid at the town council's door as the Co-op has 12 private cameras and the Betfred has three.
"These will surely have captured images of the perpetrators.
"I am organising a review into the process with the police and Emerson so we are sure there are no problems with town council policies."
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3:50pm Fri 7 Feb 14
Count de Monet says...
Hough64 wrote:When the CCTV cameras were first installed in Market Street, Westhoughton, the town council asked businesses to make a contribution to the cost. The only business that refused was Barclays Bank. Councillor Chadwick has a conveniently short memory.
All businesses should invest in CCTV regardless of the fact that there are already cameras in the streets. I had mine fitted when I first started up and don't expect the council to pay to keep my staff and business safe.
Businesses should have their own CCTV so they are not relying totally on those in the street but let's not forget that 99% of them paid towards the street cameras.
8:29am Sat 8 Feb 14
soup153 says...
waterbottle wrote:Council do provide a service it's called the Police.
these pictures are never clear council should provide a grant for fighting crime that way the business don' t feel too much strain on the purse, Salford city council do these grants for business owners in Salford
3:38pm Sat 8 Feb 14
Rt Hon Gentleman says...
The crux of the argument is that they had 7 cctv cameras installed on Market Street but failed to maintain at least 5 of them.
That isn't the fault of local businesses.
They should man up and take it on the chin rather than trying to deflect the blame - they have failed both the public and local businesses.
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