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Waterfront Home Great for Reunions, Weddings Relax & Enjo in Hutchinson Island
- bedrooms 6
- baths 6½
- sleeps 17
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Jack Island
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,800 - $ 4,900 / week
$ 9,000 - $ 13,500 / month
vacation rental description
Large secluded single family home with fully updated Mother in-law guest house located only 2 miles from Ft. Pierce. Home is snuggly tucked away in a private sanctuary cove that has boating access from your own private dock which leads directly to the intercostals and beyond. Only 50 feet from the Jack Island Nature Preserve which includes a 4.3 mile bike and jogging trail. Home has a gourmet kitchen and a breakfast nook with a table and chairs. . You will have full access to the 2 car garage which has plenty of room to store your cars, boat or jet skis. There are also tons of toys for the kids to play with. The home is privately gated, and sits on over 4 acres with an additional nature preserve just on the east side of the property. Bedrooms and bathrooms are very spacious; home has over 6,000 square feet of living space. There also is a large family room and living room providing optimum space for the whole family. Enjoy all the fun filled activities the Treasure Cost has to offer. Indulge in some popular local activities boating, fishing, scuba diving and more. The home is located less than 1/4 mile from tons of sandy beaches. If you are looking to get out of the big city and want to decompress, this home is the one for you.
house rental amenities
Pool, (no longer has screen around pool, only security fencing)private dock and boat lift, huge backyard with plenty of space to play games or just enjoy the evening sunsets. Lounge furniture and dinning furniture for afternoon lunch or cool evening dinners.
Main Home
· 3 Master Suites all with attached Bathrooms
- First Bedroom 1 King
- Second Bedroom 1 King
- Third Bedroom 1 Double and a 1 Twin
- Living room 1 Double pullout
· 2 Singles or children's suites with baths attached
- Forth Bedroom 2 twins and a crib
- Fifth Bedroom 2 twins
- Sixth Bedroom (Cottage 1 Queen bed and 1 pullout Queen)
· Washer and Dryer
· Range, Breakfast nook and separate dining area.
· Microwave, Refrigerator, Coffee Maker
· All bedding and Linens fully stocked
· Central Air and Heat
· Cable TV, DVD, and VCR.
· Home can hold 17 people with no problem
Mother in-law Private Cottage
· Washer and Dryer
· Range
· Eat-in Kitchen
· Microwave, Refrigerator, Coffee Maker
· All bedding and Linens fully stocked
· Central Air and Heat
· Cable TV, DVD, and VCR.
· One Bedroom One Bath
· Patio
activities and attractions in Hutchinson Island Atlantic Coast Central
Disney World Attractions Located only 75 miles away!!!!
· South Bridge Marina and Storage (2.28 Miles)
· Times Riverside Marina (2.28 miles)
· Riverside Marina (2.28)
Canoe and Kayak Rentals
· Orchid Island Rentals (9.80)
· Kayaks Ect. (11.44)
· St. Lucie Canoe and Kayaks (11.60)
Public Golf Courses
· Fairwinds Golf Course (2.56 miles)
· Golf Vila (4.4 miles)
· Indian Hills (4.85 miles)
· Gator Trace (8 miles)
· St. Lucie Golf Range (10.83)
· Vero Beach Country Club (11.43 miles)
· Pepper Beach St. Recreation Area (.15 miles)
· Grande Beach N. Hutchinson Island (1.06)
· Avalon Beach (2.59)
Florida Dolphin Watch
· Come ride through one of the country's most untouched eco-systems. The Indian River Lagoon. Experience the beauty of wild dolphins and many other species of wildlife that thrive in the Indian River.
Private Sightseeing and Boat tours/ boat rentals
· Experience the beauty of WILD DOLPHINS and many other species of wildlife that thrive in the Indian River. Ride with no more than six passengers on this intimate comfortable boat. 125 Fisherman's Warf Ft. Pierce
Main Street Fort Pierce
· Come downtown to Dine and Shop.
Manatee Observation & Education Center
· The Manatee observation and nature education center located on Florida's east coast in Downtown Fort Pierce.
· The Center lies just west of the Atlantic Ocean and overlooks the nationally recognized Indian River Lagoon, a saltwater estuary and Moore's Creek, a freshwater creek and historical resting spot for the Florida manatee.
Wildlife Boat Tours
· The Manatee Observation and Education Center hosts Indian River Lagoon Wildlife Boat Tours year round. Feel the wind in your hair as you cruise on the Indian River Lagoon, aboard the Gator. During the hour and a half tour participants may catch a glimpse of fish, birds, manatees, dolphin and more. With Captain Barry "Chop" Legé and his knowledgeable crew at the helm, participants will learn about birds, marine mammals such as dolphin and manatees, the natural and cultural history of the Indian River Lagoon, and the ecology and habitats of the Lagoon, including sea grasses.
Ft. Pierce Jali-alai & Poker
· (Open 7 days a week) Palm Beach's Only Sightseeing Adventure over Land & Sea
· Full Card & Off Track Betting Live Via Simulcast Daily
Diva Duck (departs out of West Palm Beach)
· A 75-minute, lively, fully narrated, historical & musical tour
USCG inspected amphibious vessel
See the charming neighborhoods of old West Palm Beach
View the estates of Palm Beach's rich & famous as you
cruise South Florida's waterways
· Diva Duck vessel departs from City Place by land, continues thru the charming city streets, along the waterfront on Flagler Drive with views of the Breaker's Hotel, Flagler's Whitehall Estate, the Historic Biltmore Estate, Palm Beach Yacht Club and the Martin Luther King Memorial. Then it's SPLASH DOWN! Into the beautiful Lake Worth Lagoon. Hear of Florida's rich history and experience the beautiful tropical environment while cruising through the calm blue waters that are the playground of the world's rich and famous. Don't miss this exciting, entertaining adventure for the whole family, creating memories to last and moments to enjoy!
vacation rental rates
Jack Island Rental Rates
Dec 4th-18th $2800,Dec 18-Jan 8th $3400 a week
Jan 8th -31st $2400/week .. $10,000/month
Christmas and New years and Thanksgiving week $4500
Feb- $2900.00/week..$9000/month
March - August 31st $4200.00/week.. $14,500.00/month
Sep 1st -Nov 19th .. $3400/week..$12,000
Nov 19th-Nov 26th .. $3800/week..
All holiday weekends have an extra $200.00 charge.
Prices are subject to CHANGE.
Bookings must be by the week or monthly, we book Saturday to Saturday.
Please contact for long term rates (longer than three month rentals discounts may apply)


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Fuller's London Pride - Fuller Smith & Turner PLC
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Ratings: 1,994 | Reviews: 983 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by jhtipton:
4.2/5 rDev +6.6%
Very nice pale ale. Nice coppery appearance in the tulip glass I poured it into. I was impressed with the nose it had. Picked up a trio of these at the EMart in Seoul and must admit I will walk down there again for some. I can taste the slight bitterness and hoppiness I was hoping for. Nice mouthfeel, pleasant to the palate. As fa as drinkability goes, I could certainly have another, especially if you are treating. Cheers, old mate, let's split a six pack in the car park.
06-19-2010 08:31:59 | More by jhtipton
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North Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +9.9%
Great traditional bitter,nice bronze color with a light amount of lace.A lot of malt aromas going on caramel brown sugar and biscuit dough only a light geranium hop presence lingers.A true session ale malty and fruity with some iron in there but there is a green hop presence light but it make the beer balanced,a gret ale from Fuller's.
07-11-2002 08:12:56 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
3.38/5 rDev -14.2%
A very nice looking amber pour with a smallish off-white head. The nose is malty sweet with subtle fruity hints. Taste wise, it's light fruitiness up front that quickly turns to a malty body down the middle. Medium bodied with a smooth & fizzy mouthfeel. The finish is dryish with a metallic sorta zip to it. Nice light hoppiness. An average beer in my books.
07-07-2004 00:28:34 | More by Popsinc
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
03-20-2014 03:26:56 | More by davemarc87
Newfoundland (Canada)
4/5 rDev +1.5%
09-26-2013 01:24:40 | More by cam477
5/5 rDev +26.9%
11-17-2011 02:39:22 | More by Mac19872
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
05-09-2014 00:02:09 | More by tbryan5
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
02-15-2012 23:54:35 | More by Shakerman
4.18/5 rDev +6.1%
While pale ales are no longer my favorite style of beer, I certainly get a jolt of nostalgia from drinking them. Really reminds me of many on-tap beers I had in my younger days in England and Wales.
A: Poured from one of the handsome 1pt 0.9fl.oz. bottles. I got a nice frothy near white 1.5 finger head. It's a crystal clear, bronze amber color with some carbonation visible. When the head dissipates, you are left with a nice thin lace and some webbing on the glass. Attractive looking PA.
S: I served it too cold. Note: Do not serve this beer colder than recommended. I was so disappointed until the beer warmed up and I realized what a fool I had been. OK - confessions aside... Crystal malt, a touch of fruit and hops. I also got an almost dimethyl grass type aroma too. There was a buttery smell that made me feel like it would be a creamy taste which I knew would not be the case.
T: Taste goes along with the smell. Well balanced caramel malt and hops. Touch of fruit. People say this a lot but it is true. This beer really does make you think Pale Ale. It is a poster child for sure. Nice strong hop sourness on the back of the throat as an aftertaste.
M: A nice crisp, lightly carbonated beer. Medium bodied.
D: I don't long for the Pale Ale like I used to but if I was to go for one, this would surely be one of them.
10-19-2008 03:15:12 | More by sgoodship
North Carolina
4.47/5 rDev +13.5%
Poured into a pint glass, the color was a rich amber color with a reasonable white foamy head. The aroma produced has hints of fresh bread. A nice long pull reveals a well balanced light malt flavor that finishes with a slightly sharp hoppiness that lingers on after the swallow, eventually leaving you with a gentle sweetness on the tongue leaving you ready for the next pull. Nice drinkability in the sense that there is rich flavor without that meal in a glass feeling you get with some heavier brews.
Highly enjoyable! I can picture myself sitting in an English pub enjoying a few pints with friends. Not too full but still satisfying. Nice.
01-26-2008 04:01:12 | More by SIRIUS2
4.45/5 rDev +12.9%
Easily one of the most drinkable beers I've ever had. This one poured a nice dark copper color with a very big frothy white head that coated the whole glass with lace. The smell was pretty light with a slight hoppiness and a very bready scent as well. The taste was super balanced with a very light hoppiness, medum malt presence and a great earthy taste that I couldn't put my finger on. The mouthfeel was so light and airy off the cask it was great. A true session beer indeed.
05-20-2004 00:36:47 | More by Dmann
1.25/5 rDev -68.3%
11-30-2013 01:56:37 | More by SuomiHobbit
3.83/5 rDev -2.8%
A: highly carbonated, a translucent darkened amber.
S: hints of citrus, hops, and malts.
T: faint citrus and hops tease the tongue initially while a backbone of sweet malts linger at the end.
MF/D: intensely smooth for the amount of carbonation, an easily sessionable bitter brew.
09-14-2010 21:53:03 | More by newk340
4.1/5 rDev +4.1%
The Fuller's London Pride pours from the bottle a bright amber with hints of red and a bubbly white head on top. Aromas of sweet caramel, toasty bread and light fruits mixed with some herbal hoppiness as well. An enjoyable nose that seems fresh and vibrant.
First sip brings a caramel covered toasty pale maltiness that has a nice fruity (apples) profile as well. A slightly spicy, herbal hop hits the back of the palate on the way down. A bit of grainy huskiness lingers after each sip. A tasty pale ale overall...easy to enjoy.
Mouthfeel has a medium body with good carbonation and just really easy to drink. I could see this being really great on cask. Another brew I would have no problem sessioning as it goes down so smooth and easy. Well worth your time...and probably worth a trip to the UK as well!
08-25-2005 02:11:42 | More by orbitalr0x
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
07-19-2014 23:07:26 | More by bulldogg915
4.25/5 rDev +7.9%
05-12-2012 14:59:05 | More by mhkirin
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
07-27-2012 19:27:39 | More by bertcat9000
New York
4/5 rDev +1.5%
07-06-2013 19:36:13 | More by csmartin6
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
02-05-2013 19:49:19 | More by Lazaro
4/5 rDev +1.5%
A good solid choice, and a nice benchmark for the classic pale ale style. Malty, firm, crisp with a nice soft character. You can't got wrong with this beer.
12-19-2001 07:26:04 | More by Todd
3.33/5 rDev -15.5%
The beer poured an amberish color, topped by a 1 inch head, which disappeared quickly, a very soft aroma with just a hint of malt. The taste was also soft,with just a hint of malt.Tried and triend but couldn't detect the carmelly "Sugar Daddy" taste this was supposed to have. Its OK but couldn't find a reason to recommend it
08-31-2003 14:33:28 | More by grynder33
3.84/5 rDev -2.5%
Pours an orangey amber in color with some off white head that faded quickly into a medium collar and some thin wisps. Fair legs and lacing. Aroma is toasty and bready with some faint earthy hops. Taste is light caramel, some earthy and floral hops and a bit bready as well. Appreciable hop bitterness. Light-medium body and medium-low carbonation.
05-25-2014 01:30:13 | More by mverity
4/5 rDev +1.5%
11-15-2012 21:42:10 | More by VernonKell
3/5 rDev -23.9%
01-08-2013 03:13:03 | More by iemailjack
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
03-29-2013 22:23:23 | More by Beerswag
Fuller's London Pride from Fuller Smith & Turner PLC
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Ayinger Frühlingsbier - Privatbrauerei Franz Inselkammer KG / Brauerei Aying
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Ratings: 7 | Reviews: 4 | Display Reviews Only:
5/5 rDev +29.2%
Had this at the ayinger braustube in aying, Germany last week.
Wow! Truly the best lager I've ever had. Also for the record this beer is an unfiltered version of the jahrhundart beer, unlike the "hefe" the site reads it as.
A- gorgeous straw color with some yeast flakes floating about with a nice soapy head
S- balanced hop/ breast malt aroma that let's you know it's a nice refreshing lager
M- medium to full bodied
T- upfront noble hop flavor that is very balanced but assertive. Then a very earthy malty finish that lingers.
O- my favorite beer I had in Germany and it really does deserve every bit of a perfect rating.
04-02-2014 22:05:57 | More by markleyc06
2.5/5 rDev -35.4%
06-17-2013 00:55:17 | More by Cleaver35
3.89/5 rDev +0.5%
A: Pour is all white thick lovely head at first, but rather quickly the murky straw-colored liquid rises as the head settles. Rich lacings.
S: Rich wheat - ripe banana, very sweet. Citric notes. Bread and honey.
T: Follows the taste, but a bit bitter and more citric. The breadyness is stronger than the banana.
M: Light body and rich carbonation. Aftertaste is rather short.
O: A Berliner Weisse, no way - no lacto bachteria. As a Hefe not bad at all - I see that my rewiev is of a Hefe and not a Berliner Weisse.
05-24-2013 18:45:51 | More by Evil_Pidde
4/5 rDev +3.4%
05-23-2012 02:34:13 | More by ccozzi
4/5 rDev +3.4%
05-08-2012 19:05:20 | More by stevoj
3.58/5 rDev -7.5%
The label says nothing about it being a weissbier.
500ml bottle with the seasonal Ayinger cap. Best by: 10/11.
It pours a hazy whitesh gold, much like a Berlinner Weisse or witbier. The head is white and fluffy but leaves no lacing.
It smells really fresh and inviting. It is lightly bready with some honey sweetness, lightly fruity, with a springy hop note.
The flavor is a bit tart. It is lemony and fruity with a slight bit of hop bitterness. The finish has some earthy fruitiness. Overall it seems to just wisps across the tongue. It isn't light Per se but the mouthfeel is very smooth velvety.
It is a good pick for a spring or summer beer for sure.
05-09-2011 14:57:05 | More by crossovert
4.1/5 rDev +5.9%
Found this on the shelf at the downtown Munich Reve grocery, apparently the only bottle the store received by mistake. Mine! Surprisingly enough, I saw more Ayinger Stateside than in Munich.
Upon R&D every description categorizes this brew as a Keller Bier, not a Berliner Weiss. I'll let the tasting make the decision.
Pours a slightly murky golden tone, lots of carbonation. The main selling point of this brew is a extremely light delicate, yet full fluffy head the consistency of cotton. Quite a nice looking brew. I've seen Keller Beers that look exactly like this as well as Berliner Weiss. The mystery continues...
Onto the aromatics. A tart musty lemony aroma greets my nose. a bit of yeast funk, fresh grain, toasted bread,overripe pears, Meyer lemon, finishing with a musty grain/fresh citrus combo that is extremely enjoyable. A buttery note rounds out aroma. I could smell this all day long. This is really nice stuff especially after a winter of overly sweet German bock/dunkles It's musty and funky enough to be a Keller bier, yet the lemon acidity immediately recall Berliner Kindl Weiss.
Light, delicate and tart on the palate. Lemon, grain, yet rounded out by a slightly buttery character The carbonation is cleansing and finishes the brew with a light tongue tingling acidity. The mustiness i more dominant than in other Berliner Weiss beers I've had, and this leans in the Keller bier category. Highly enjoyable light brew. Unfortunately the aroma is several notches higher in power than the flavor.
After having the house Kellerbier at the Ayinger Brewery several months back, reflecting on my flavor impressions make this brew the spring version of the summer standard. The acidity is high enough to be a Berliner, but the musty yeasty grain-like complexity take this to a different level. No matter what you call it, or whose Keller you get it from, its still a highly drinkable, light, refreshing brew. I am convinced once again Aying can make no mistakes. Shame I snagged the only one
03-17-2010 20:20:32 | More by czfreeman
Ayinger Frühlingsbier from Privatbrauerei Franz Inselkammer KG / Brauerei Aying
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Water is disappearing from a Mid-Michigan mill pond, taking all the fish with it and leaving ducks stuck in the mud.
"I was at the dentist office and I heard the pond was gone," said Ally Ball, talking about the Blanchard Mill Pond.
The pond is located just east of the tiny Isabella County community of Blanchard.
"This is a big surprise, we use to fish here as kids and I don't like it," said Ball. On Tuesday, Ball and other residents went to what use to be the water's edge, only to find out that almost overnight the lake had disappeared.
"This is a great rec park and we have a lot of get-togethers here, the pond is a big part of it," said Ball.
Just to give you an idea of how big the Blanchard Mill Pond is, from east to west, it's about six city blocks long and about three to four city blocks wide. Those who live in Blanchard said the pond is about seven to ten feet deep and over 100 years old.
But Tuesday the ducks were resting and nesting in the mud, and most of the fish have died.
Alan Camp has lived in the Blanchard area all of his life, and he's never seen the Mill Pond like this. "A lot of boys and girls have gone fishing here over the years," said Camp.
So TV5 called the Department of Environmental Quality to ask the Tough Questions about where the water went. The DEQ sent crews to inspect and investigate the pond.
"We're going to have a dam safety team on the site tomorrow, and we'll look at the damn and try to find out what happened from there," said the DEQ's Brian Rudolph.
And people in town say they believe the dam on the pond is to blame. They tell TV5 it had been slowly leaking last week. And with the heavy rains the area got hit with over the weekend, the extra pressure caused some of the wooden boards on the old dam to give way, draining the pond almost overnight.
"The water running through there controls the pond and those boards look like they were rotted out, now the water is running pretty freely," said Camp.
Meanwhile, residents like Ball, who took a picture of what was left of the pond, said she hopes they can restore the body of water quickly.
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A Clarksville man has been charged with domestic assault after police said he got into an argument with his girlfriend over the feeding of her guinea pig.
According to a police report, officers responded to the apartment that Emmanuel Igbokwe, 32, and his girlfriend Taylor Blair, 30, shared on Orman Drive Tuesday night around 6:40 p.m.
In the report, Blair told officers that the argument began in the upstairs of the apartment, and that Igbokwe had pushed her as she walked down the stairs, causing her to almost fall down.
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The ship was absolutely sensational, clean, bright and modern, our stateroom and attendant were excellent.
We ate in the Moonlight Sonata on the late sitting (we'll go select dining next time)and because the quality of the food was so good decided not to pay the excessive supplement to eat in one of the speciality restaurants, even though people we spoke who had visited them gave a glowing report (but not worth the supplement)
We thought the entertainment was first class as did most of the people we spoke to, the comedian from Wales was particularly good as was the ships dancers and musicians. A special mention for Dru the cruise director, he is so enthusiastic and obviously enjoys his job (buy a new joke book Dru).
The bad bit!...The drinks are so very expensive, I have never seen so many tables in a restaurant without a bottle of wine at dinner, the sommeliers were almost redundant.
All in all though, this was a great holiday on a fantastic ship with first class staff providing excellent service,and met some lovely people, well done Celebrity, see you soon...


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When the Bills opened the season with a 41-7 win over the Chiefs, the biggest question was this: Are the Bills that good, or are the Chiefs that bad?
At halftime of both games on Sunday, it looked like the latter was true. The Lions led the Chiefs 20-3, and the Bills trailed the Raiders at home 21-3. It appeared the Bills had taken advantage of a very bad Kansas City team and that Buffalo was not as improved as everyone thought.
Well, five second-half touchdowns later, the Bills were 2-0 and are now the talk of the NFL. QB Ryan Fitzpatrick guided the Bills downfield with a banged-up receiving corps, RBs Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller had big runs and rookie SS Da'Norris Searcy sealed the game by intercepting a Hail Mary pass.
While Fitzpatrick and Jackson will get most of the attention this week leading into a Week Three bout with the Patriots, it's the offensive line that deserves some love for the Bills' early success.
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Coming into the season, we knew that the Bills could have success in Chan Gailey's spread attack, as long as Fitzpatrick had time to throw and there were holes for Jackson and Spiller to run through. Unfortunately for the Bills, that was a giant "if," as no changes were made to the O-line in the offseason, a unit that struggled last season.
Through two games, the Bills have allowed one sack, tied with the Raiders for the second-fewest sacks allowed. The Lions, meanwhile, have yet to surrender a takedown of Matthew Stafford.
On Sunday, Buffalo faced an Oakland defense that was second in the league with 47 sacks last season, but they couldn't get to Fitzpatrick to bring him to the turf.
The offensive line is a big reason that the Bills have the league's best rushing attack through two games. Three big runs in Sunday's comeback win particularly stood out:
- Fred Jackson's 34-yard run in the first quarter got help from C Eric Wood and ORG Kraig Urbik, but it was a block from TE Scott Chandler, who is making headlines for his receiving ability, that opened a huge hole.
- OLG Andy Levitre, OLT Demetrius Bell and Chandler, again, were instrumental in holding their blocks and getting to the second level on Jackson's 43-yard TD run to open the second half.
- Wood and ORG Chad Rinehart, who had replaced an injured Urbik, had solid blocks on Spiller's 26-yard scamper in the fourth quarter.
The Raiders rarely blitzed, rushing four most of the game, until the Bills' final drive, when they came after Fitzpatrick. The line held. On 4th-and-5, Oakland brought six after Fitz, and he threaded the needle to Donald Jones. On the game-winning TD, the Raiders brought five after Fitz, who hit David Nelson in the endzone.
The Bills get their stiffest test all season on Sunday — against the Patriots, whose offense has been extremely proficient through two games. We know Buffalo will give up points, but Bills fans should be very hopeful about the early play from the O-line, which is allowing Gailey's offense to blossom, leading to an exciting season for a city that has waited a long time for something to cheer about.


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"My father hated privet," said architect Charles Gwathmey in 2002 while making some small tweaks to the 1,200-square-foot house in Amagansett, New York, that he had designed for his parents 37 years earlier. "He thought it was too bourgeois, and not very neighborly." The house in question, a modernist gem of small-scale living, made Gwathmey famous at the age of 27 and solidified his reputation in a generation of burgeoning architects.


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NC Aquarium At Fort Fisher Events for April 11, 2012
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The Aquarium is located at US 421, 15 Miles South of Wilmington For more information or to register for a program, please call (910)458-7468 Monday - Friday from 9-5PM or Check the website for program details at www.ncaquariums.com
*Pre-Registration for all events REQUIRED. Meeting place for all events is at the North Carolina Aquarium's Front Desk (unless otherwise listed).
• AQUARIST APPRENTICE - Saturday, April 28, 2012 at 2 p.m. - Find out what it is like to be responsible for the aquarium critters. Join staff on a behind-the-scenes tour, learn about our animals and their diets, and assist our staff in the preparation of food and feeding of some of our animals. Participants will also observe our Aquarists accomplish some of their daily care and maintenance tasks. This limited opportunity is only open to 10 participants. Participants should wear close-toed shoes and be prepared to smell fishy. For ages 10 and up. Ages 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Fee: $25.00 per participant. Aquarium admission included.
• BEHIND THE SCENES TOUR - Sunday, April 15, 2012 at 1 p.m., Sunday, April 29, 2012 at 1 p.m. - Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at an Aquarium? Space for animal holding, husbandry, life support systems, and access to exhibits is hidden behind the aquarium walls. If you have ever cared for a home aquarium, you may have some idea of what it takes to operate a collection of salt and freshwater exhibits, with hundreds of animals. Accompany aquarium staff on a guided tour of animal quarantine, life support, food preparation, and access areas. This unique opportunity is limited to 10 participants. Children under 8 are not permitted. Children between 8 and 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Fee: $15.00 for adults and $13.00 for children 17 and under. Aquarium admission included. NC Aquarium Society Members pay $9.00 per participant.
• EXTENDED BEHIND THE SCENES - Friday, April 13, 2012 at 2 p.m. - It's feeding time, and you're invited to watch. Visit the top of our largest exhibit, the Cape Fear Shoals, during an expanded tour behind the scenes. Get a birds-eye view of this 235,000 gallon tank as sharks, stingrays, moray eels, and other fish swim below! Aquarists feed the animals during the tour, offering a unique opportunity for close-up viewing. Children under 8 are not permitted. Children between 8 and 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Fee: $20.00 for ages 13 and up, $18.00 for ages 8-12. Aquarium admission included.
• SURF FISHING WORKSHOP - Saturday, April 21, 2012 at 9 a.m. and Saturday, April 28, 2012 at 9 a.m. - This 3-hour workshop includes one hour of classroom discussion, then surf fishing on the beach nearby. All equipment and bait provided. Program is rain or shine, with extra activities added in event of bad weather (e.g., throwing a cast net). For ages 10 and older. Fee: $15 per participant. Aquarium admission is not included. Pre-registration required.
ALLIGATOR EGG HUNT - Friday, April 6, 2012 at 10:00 a.m., Friday, April 6, 2012 at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, April 7, 2012 at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, April 7, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. - Come join the fun on our Alligator Egg Hunt. Kids get to see a live baby alligator and learn about these fascinating animals. They create their own special alligator egg basket and then search for candy filled "alligator eggs." Recommended for kids 3-10, however all ages are welcome. Limited space is available. Ages 14 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Fee: $17.00 per child, includes admission to the Aquarium. $11.00 for NC Aquarium Members. Adults will need to pay admission to Aquarium. PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY MARCH 28, 2012 FOR MARCH 31, 2012 PROGRAMS. PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY APRIL 4, 2012 FOR APRIL 6 AND 7, 2012 PROGRAMS.
• 5K RACE FOR THE PLANET - Saturday, April 22, 2012 at 8 a.m. - The N.C. Aquarium at Fort Fisher brings you the fourth annual 5K Race for the Planet on April 22, 2012. Celebrate your health and Earth Day by running or walking the greenest race around. Participants receive organic t-shirts (guaranteed for the first 350), reusable shopping bags, free seeds and wildflower bib numbers ready for planting. Overall and age group winners go home with eco-friendly medals and prizes. As an added bonus this year, each race participant receives FREE admission to the Aquarium on race day. The 5K Race for the Planet starts and ends at the Aquarium. The flat, mostly asphalt course runs through scenic Fort Fisher with amazing views of the ocean, maritime forest and historic Fort Fisher Civil War site. Fee: $25 per runner prior to April 12 and $30 after April 12; Aquarium admission included. Easy online registration is available at ncaquariums.com/fort-fisher. To register by phone, please call (910) 458.7468.
NEW! AquaCamp Transportation! This year we are offering limited transportation from the Monkey Junction area to and from Aquacamps! We can accommodate only 13 children per day. A fee and pre-registration is required!


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Reports on research studies into the role that reading volume plays in shaping the mind. It is possible to outline the reciprocal influence of early reading acquisition and reading volume as determinants of later reading comprehension and other cognitive abilities. Early success at reading unlocks a lifetime of reading habits, as research shows. (SLD)
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ARCADIA, Calif. (April 9, 2010) – After 10 winless races that included three seconds and four third-place finishes, Euroglide returned to the winner's circle in dominant style Friday with a 1 ¾-length victory over Dark Islander in Santa Anita's $54,880 allowance feature at one mile on turf.
With Michael Baze aboard, the 6-year-old gelding overtook pace-setter Worldly while racing wide around the final turn and completed his authoritative mission in 1:33.86 under a hand ride.
Red Alert Day, the 2-5 favorite who had pressed the rapid early pace, fell back to fourth and last in the field that had been reduced from five by the scratch of Aggie Engineer earlier in the day.
Sent off as the second choice at odds of 4-1 in the race with no show wagering, Euroglide paid $10.20 and $4.80. Dark Islander, the field's longest price at 7-1 with Joel Rosario aboard, paid $6.40 to place. It was one length back to Worldly and jockey Joe Talamo in third. They edged the odds-on favorite by one-half length.
In ending his win drought, Euroglide helped to alter some tough luck that had beset his trainer Pete Eurton in recent months. Eurton had entered the day with three victories and 13 seconds at the Santa Anita meet.
The victory was the first for Euroglide around two turns after having been campaigned as a sprinter for much of a 25-race career. His fifth lifetime win was worth $33,600 and elevated his career earnings to $234,272 for the partnership of Frank Alesia, Bran Jam Stable and Joseph Ciaglia.
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RALEIGH — A Wake County sheriff's deputy was slightly injured Wednesday night when his patrol car was struck from behind at a highway construction site on Interstate 440.
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and the second International Magneto
Continued from other post, I was wondering if anyone could help identify this International Magneto. It has "TYPE-E4A" on it as well as a stamped number "25079". It notes "US PATENTS 1793586, 1815340, 1832036â€. It is also stamped with smaller numbers 69882 on the case. Thanks for any help on this one as well!
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Probably the same tractor as the previous photo. This one looks to be complete. The previous one is missing parts.
As far as which model or make of tractor. For sure the magneto was used on one of the IH's tractors. And maybe some other model/make of tractor - machine.
The evolution of IH magnetos was the E4A, then the F4, and then the H4.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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That is an eary E4 because of the screw on spark plug wires.
That one was used on the number series tractors like the 10-20.
Later f-series tractors used the same mag except the cap was updated for the automotive style push on spark plug wires.
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Thanks Eugene and Mark!
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David, you sure came across some interesting stuff.
Wouldn't it be nifty to see those rebuilt and on a running tractor!
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Ronny, I came across a couple complete engines as well in another place; I am trying to track down the owner. The old building is slowly falling in around them. They are just waiting for someone to buy them and resubmit to the tractor world! Not sure what they are other than old Farmall's and look complete. The problem is, they are near my place in Nebraska and I have limited time to play detective when there, perhaps this spring. More to come....
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It's fair to say President Barack Obama and Texas Gov. Rick Perry aren't particularly close.
During his re-election campaign, Perry was so intent in showing his distance from Obama that he said he had never had a call from the White House. PolitiFact Texas found evidence of several conversations, including one on Perry's calendar marked "Phone Call: White House Intergovernmental Affairs/BP Oil Spill." Perry earned a Pants on Fire.
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Lost in all the talk about Paul Menard's questionable spin is another spin Saturday night at Richmond that had some people talking.
Phoenix Racing's Landon Cassill spun out on lap 163 of the Richmond race, and the ensuing caution allowed Dale Earnhardt Jr. – who drives for the Hendrick Motorsports team that supplies Phoenix Racing with engines – to get back on the lead lap.
Later, Cassill raced hard with eventual winner Kevin Harvick – which Harvick inferred was due to Phoenix Racing's affiliation with Hendrick Motorsports.
"Does Jeff Gordon ever catch me if the 51 car (Cassill) – which is a Hendrick car and has a lot of Hendrick support – doesn't sit there and block and ride and spin out twice during the race?" Harvick said Friday.
Cassill, told of Harvick's comments, looked incredulous and laughed.
"First of all, the answer is, 'No,'" Cassill said. "No, I did not spin out to get Dale Jr. back on the lead lap. I spun out because my car was loose and I was driving as hard as I could.
"I love Dale Jr., but I did not spin out to help him."
Harvick wasn't the only person in the Richard Childress Racing organization to raise suspicions about Cassill.
RCR's vice president of competition, Mike Dillon, told Landmark Newspapers' Dustin Long: "How about the 51 spinning out for the 88?"
"I don't know what these guys are trying to accomplish, with Harvick dragging me into this," Cassill said, shaking his head. "I drive for James Finch, not Hendrick Motorsports. We've got 15 guys in our shop in Spartanburg. Hendrick supplies us engines and we buy a lot of stuff from them, but I think it's just funny. There's no conspiracy."
Cassill said he's focused on the last 10 races of the season with his team and wondered why so many Chase drivers can't seem to do the same.
"I think the person that's going to win this Chase is going to be the person who can focus on their own deal," he said. "I don't know if it's the pressure that gets to them or what, but at this time of year they all start pointing fingers at everything but themselves. It really derails their Chase efforts.
"I'm excited to see how the Chase goes – because I'm as big a race fan as anybody – as far as who is a contender and who stays focused on their own race team."


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"I'm just really excited. I've been waiting for this day as long as I can remember."
For Eric Koob it's been a life long dream that has finally come true for him and twelve other men.
"I was happy with my career I was at, but when I got the call I was ecstatic," said recruit, Mauro Sandoval. "I hugged my kids and I kissed my wife."
For fire recruit Tim Brining, the career choice was almost fate.
"My dad was a volunteer when I was growing up and I always thought it was the greatest thing to do, to hang out at the fire house all the time."
As of Friday the newest group of Atlantic City firefighters are able to do just that.
"We got a ten million dollar grant a couple years ago to retain a certain number of fire fighters on the job. Due to requirements and people that left the job, we get to hire thirteen individuals today," said Atlantic City Fire Chief, Dennis Brooks.
The first day of work was just an introduction to the department. The men were also fitted for their uniforms, an asset to getting the job done.
"It's just so hard to explain this feeling I have. I have to pinch myself because it's a dream, a dream come true," said recruit, Adrian Wilson Jr.
But finding the right size uniform is just the first part of becoming a firefighter. These men are going to be put through eight weeks of intense training to find out if they have what it takes to do the job.
Captain Angelo DeMaio who is in charge of the training told the recruits that, "the best thing is just to give 150% effort into it, and this is a dangerous profession."
And the recruits say they have what it takes.
"I don't think it's a second thought in my mind not to go into a burning building to save a life or to make a difference," said Wilson.
And recruit Patrick McDevitt continued to say that learning from some of Atlantic City's most experienced fire fighters is the best part of his new career path.
"It means a lot of have them congratulate us and tell us they are honored to have us as much as we are honored to have them in charge of us."
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If this were a Hot or Not column, jumping from one conference to another would be "Not" and going independent would be "Hot." Fresh on the heels of BYU's move to independence and with the WAC crumbling, Hawaii is looking into the possibility of leaving the conference and going it alone as well, according to the Sporting News.
Hawaii athletic director Jim Donovan told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser that "we need to be prepared for anything." A source told Sporting News on Friday morning that Hawaii believes it is an attractive option for ESPN—and its television dollars—now that the WAC has been mortally wounded with the losses of Boise State, Fresno State and Nevada to the MWC.
The move would apparently be football-only, with other sports remaining in the WAC.
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Dogfight your opponent in this all new air combat game. The Axis & Allies Air Force Miniatures Base Set will contain 30 authentically detailed aircraft miniatures that war gamers and WWII enthusiasts can use to recreate the great air battles of WWII.
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Their energetic performances is one of the reasons why One Direction are now worldwide superstars.
But it seems that Louis Tomlinson got a little bit over-excited during the boy band's Belfast concert this week, injuring his knee during the Irish leg of the Take Me Home tour.
Obviously upset that his injury has left him having to hobble through the band's songs, the 21-year-old apologised to his fans on his Twitter account.
The young singer, who has been touring the UK and Ireland with One Direction since the beginning of the year may have over-exerted himself during one high-energy routine, leaving himself with a painful leg.
And the results of his injuries were clear to see as he spent Monday's show limping around the stage rather than joining in with the others boys.
Obviously embarrassed about his poor knee, the heartthrob decided to aplogise to all of his fans on Twitter for the fact that he wouldn't be able to give his usual calibre of high-energy performing for the next few days.
'Ah well f**k it . I apologise if I'm not jumping around on stage as much , stupid knee ! #kneedtogetbetter ( terrible joke),' he wrote, cracking a joke in the process.
Not long before Louis had clearly been feeling sorry for himself, writing: 'Knee hurts :(,' before adding yet another sad face for added drama.
And the former X Factor star got some extra sympathy from band-mate Niall Horan, who tweeted: 'Belfast! That was an amazing , poor aul Tommo an his knee! Hahaha! Great week up here ! See ya soon! #1DTMHT.'
But Louis won't have long to recuperate as the band are going to be on the road for much of the year, touring the rest of the UK before heading to the US in June.
The band have also just announced an extra date for their sell-out tour, which will be at London's O2 Arena on 6 April.
While Liam was resting his knee during the boys' Dublin, band-mate Harry Styles and Niall were making the most of the nightlife.
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---- — Last year, there was energy coursing throughout the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center on Christmas Eve.
Chuck Pagano was coming back to coach the final regular-season game against the Houston Texans, and the team made it official with a well-attended news conference.
But there was one lingering question: How would the team respond?
Offensive coordinator Bruce Arians won nine of 12 games in Pagano's absence, and the Colts were just 1-2 when leukemia forced the first-year head coach from the sideline.
Indianapolis answered the skeptics with a thunderous 28-16 victory that cost Houston a first-round bye in the postseason. But when the team fell 24-9 at Baltimore in the wild-card round a week later — with Arians confined to a hospital because of an ear infection — the doubts carried over into the offseason.
The questions should be quelled now.
Arians has proven he's an excellent head coach and has placed his name squarely in the coach of the year debate for the second straight season.
But, make no mistake, Pagano deserves to be in the conversation as well.
Indianapolis lost starting tight end Dwyane Allen after the season opener, and left guard Donald Thomas went down in Week 2. There's been seven different starting combinations on the offensive line, and the offensive and defensive backfields have seen a rotating cast of faces.
By the time veteran wide receiver Reggie Wayne was lost for the season in late October, the roster had become a full-blown M*A*S*H unit. No team has more players on season-ending injured reserve (14) than Indianapolis.
And, yet, the 10-5 Colts were the first team to clinch a division championship and own the four most impressive victories by any team — beating San Francisco, Seattle, Denver and Kansas City — after throttling the Chiefs on Sunday.
After a man stands toe-to-toe with cancer, no other opponent has a chance. And Pagano has imbued that same fighting spirit in his players.
The coach made periodic visits to his team throughout his treatment in 2012. Each time he implored the players to live by a vision of what they could become and not be limited by their circumstances.
A year ago, as Christmas neared, Indianapolis' story seemed like a fairy tale. Many pundits expected it to crumble after a harsh dose of reality this time around.
It hasn't always been pretty, but Pagano has kept his vision for this team alive by steadfastly refusing to give in to circumstances.
To a man, his players have bought into his simple but effective request — hard work, 60 minutes of effort each game and 100 percent commitment to the team.
A second straight playoff season should prove the Colts have a keeper in Pagano.
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NFL Picks & Notes For The Smart Fan
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The NFL Finish Line will be crossed tonight at around 11:15 p.m. EST as the NFC East crowns its champion. One of two loathsome owners will be glad-handing and smiling, while all fans other than those of the Cowboys and Redskins will be bringing up their dinner. But enough about that, let's get to my NFL Picks…
Had former Steelers LB Joey Porter been visiting MTM on Sunday's for gambling advice, he wouldn't be $70K in the hole to the Las Vegas Hard Rock Casino. Further, if Tim Geitner and the Treasury had been using my pick, the nation wouldn't be heading for Fiscal Cliffs and R.A. Dickey would still be a Met… Here's the skinny on my 38-19 (67%) record:
Favorites: 11-4 Underdogs: 10-4 Over: 5-9 Under: 12-2
FAVORITE: Why is it being said that the Giants have a slim shot at making the playoffs? A scenario where two underdogs (Cowboys and Vikings) lose along with a shaky road favorite (Bears) is very much possible. The hook is trying to get the Giants to win their game against the Eagles provided the way they're playing most recently. At -7 the Giants top the menu of this last slate of regular season games because a rusty Mike Vick is sure to be out of sync with the offense and more importantly his receivers. Andy Reid's offensive philosophy of passing the rock two out of three times doesn't take advantage of McCoy and Bryce Brown on the ground against a suspect run defense, either. A last home game rout gives the Giants confidence moving forward in case the dominoes fall their way. NY -7 is the pick.
UNDERDOG: Aside from the AFC playoff bound teams none other will be above the .500 mark as only two have a chance to achieve an 8-8 record this week—one a disappointment (Steelers) and the other (Dolphins) a surprise. Miami, with its freshman Head Coach and QB, was picked by many to vie for the #1 overall pick in April's draft. A bettor never feels great about a warm-weather team travelling north in December/January but when you throw 10 points his way and a team's motivation of getting even at 8-8 gimme the 'Fins (+10) at New England with a shot at the upset.
OVER: As I double-dipped with success (Ravens & Under) in the Giants game last week, I'm going in one more time to fill the same chip. Vick's turnovers can shorten the field or lead directly to points and Eli Manning is bound to have an excellent game (he's so due!) to erase the sour taste of a month of duds. At 46, the Giants can threaten the OVER themselves as the Eagles help push the total around the mid-50's. Giants/Eagles go OVER 46.
UNDER: Odds-makers are forecasting a power outage up in the Pacific Northwest today as the total on Rams/Seahawks is 41 ½ points. The Seahawks are scoring at Wilt Chamberlain's off-the-court pace – 50 per the last three outings – while Ram devotees like Grote2DMax, Tall Matt & Cam James seen their boys sitting their best offensive foot forward lately. A relatively low number given the circumstances means something's up and it ain't the points in this one. STL/SEA UNDER 41 ½.
I'll be posting playoff picks with a mini column on Saturdays and Sundays during the playoffs provided I think a selection or two is worth your investment.
Tune in tomorrow for The Pontificating Public Professor.
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North America includes Mexico, the United States, Canada, and Gotham City.
The region temporarily existed as a Protectorate of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Norton I, with its capital being the city of San Francisco. Sadly, this term of benevolent ebullience lasted a brief two decades and ended c. 1880.
The United States is now the dominant country of North America. It arose as a nation only 225 years ago after a successful rebellion against the British government under King George III.
From a distance, it appears that the eastern coastlines of North and South America fit exactly into the west coast of Africa. In fact, about 250 million years ago these continents really were all connected in one land mass that we have named Pangaea.
With such a foundation in tectonic unity, there is no doubt that someday soon the people on every continent of earth will realize their fundamental similarities. Expect massive leaps in creative output in your area!
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Kennesaw State Defeats Women's Tennis in A-Sun Dual
KENNESAW, Ga. – In an Atlantic Sun Conference dual meeting in Kennesaw, Ga., the FGCU women's tennis team fell to Kennesaw State, 5-2. The Eagles' scoring came off singles victories by sophomore Morgan Bechtel (Toledo, Ohio/St. Ursula Academy) and junior Jen Evans (Fort Myers, Fla./Evangelical Christian HS).
The loss moved FGCU to 4-5 (1-3 A-Sun) on the spring season, while the win improved Kennesaw State's mark to 13-2 (3-0 A-Sun).
In doubles action, the Owls swept all three doubles matches to record the opening point of the match. The team of senior Iris Rendon (San Antonio, Texas/Tyler Junior College) and freshman Bettina Botha (Cape Town, South Africa/De Kuilen HS) fell to the KSU duo of Vera Shkundina and Iesha Holton, 8-6, and the pair of freshman Gyanna Mandic (Oshowa, Canada/Edison Academies) and Bechtel were turned away by Agatha Palider and Therese Lagerkvist by the same result.
The Eagles earned their two points in the day's singles play with the victories from Bechtel and Evans. In the No. 2 singles spot, Bechtel took down Iesha Holton, 6-1, 6-4, and Evans recorded a 6-4, 6-2 win over Ayano Tanaka in the No. 6 position.
The Eagles now head to Mercer for their second dual of the road trip on Saturday at 2 p.m. Losers of five straight, the Bears are coming off a Friday loss to Stetson, 7-0, which dropped their record to 2-7 (0-3 A-Sun) on the spring. Results and recaps from the competition will be available at www.FGCUAthletics.com following the match.
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2. Morgan Bechtel (FGCU) def. Iesha Holton (KSU), 6-1, 6-4
3. Alexandra Apostu (KSU) def. Bettina Botha (FGCU), 6-2, 6-2
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5. Therese Lagerkvist (KSU) def. Gyanna Mandic (FGCU), 6-0, 7-5
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Moody's Investor Service has downgraded Connecticut's bond rating, the agency reported in a Jan. 20 press release.
Moody's Investors Service downgraded the state's general obligation bond rating to Aa3 from Aa2, affecting some $14.6 billion in outstanding general obligation bonds.
"The rating downgrade is based on Connecticut's high combined fixed costs for debt service and post employment benefits relative to the state's budget; pension funded ratios that are among the lowest in the country and likely to remain well below average; and depleted reserves with slim prospects for near-term replenishment," the agency stated in its release
Other Downgrades
In addition, Moody's downgraded the state's general fund obligations to A1 from Aa3, bonds supported by a Special Capital Reserve Fund (SCRF) make-up provision to Aa3 from Aa2, and the University of Connecticut General Obligation Bonds (State Debt Service Commitment) to Aa3 from Aa2.
"The Aa3 rating with a stable outlook incorporates our expectation that Connecticut's revenue trends should improve as it emerges from the recession, and the state will maintain its new commitment to structural budget balance and addressing its negative GAAP basis unreserved undesignated General Fund balance (UUFB)," the ageny reported.
Moody's 'Wrong In Its Analysis'
But Benjamin Barnes, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management, fired back at the news of the downgrade.
"Moody's is wrong in its analysis of the state's finances, and wrong to change Connecticut's credit rating," Barnes stated in a press release. "Connecticut has done all the right things to shore up our finances, and Moody's has responded with a downgrade intended to satisfy their internal corporate need to deflect attention from their historic lack of credibility."
He added, "Connecticut has always paid its debt, and remains an attractive issuer of public debt."
"Investors appreciate Connecticut's strong income levels, conservative debt management practices, and fiscally conservative leadership," Barnes stated.
Also, Barnes noted that Moody's -- which receives approximately $170,000 per year in fees from the state for their bond rating services -- is one of three agencies that rate Connecticut debt. The others, Standard & Poor's and Fitch, continue to rate Connecticut debt as AA (equivalent to Aa2 from Moody's).


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Livid Instruments is pleased to announce the release of Union 2.5, an upgrade to this realtime video performance software.
New features include an all-new SoundTrigger module with audio filters and audio-aware effects, an audio waveform generator, a module for adding captions to video, and FreeFrame support. The new video layers feature makes it easy to composite video on top of an existing mix.
In addition to the new features and functions, the entire software has undergone many under-the-hood performance enhancements and improvements. The redesign coincides with the company's release of the new Ohm MIDI instrument. Union's interface has been reworked for the Ohm.


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Stomach melting diverticulitis may have short-circuited the mixed martial arts (MMA) career of former UFC Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar, but it didn't stop him from housing a "enough food to feed a small Italian village," according to TMZ.com. Check out what was on the menu for Lesnar and his wife, Sable, when the happy couple stopped into Fresco restaurant in Montclair, N.J., for a quick bite to eat: Ahi tuna with asparagus (shared), margherita pizza (shared), chicken parm (with TRIPLE-EXTRA chicken), full bowl of parpadelle bolognese and a slice of cheesecake for dessert. Apparently, beating the chops of C.M. Punk works up quite the appetite.
Video: Brock Lesnar cut open, bleeding on WWE 'RAW' by Triple H tonight, dripping blood from the side of his head. Prior to getting slammed into the post head-first, the announcer barked, "Lesnar, with his UFC background, is accustomed to this style of fighting!" The black and white edit actually takes away from the original visual, which was a red mess when shown live. For more backstory on Lesnar vs. Triple H, as well as their bloody scuffle tonight, click here.
Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar is back in the WWE and according to him, shit just got real.
Video: Brock Lesnar appears on "Raw" 1,000 episode, but is quickly tossed out of the ring by Triple H after accepting his challenge to headline SummerSlam 2012.
Brock Lesnar will formally respond to Triple H's challenge to headline WWE SummerSlam 2012 on the next episode of "Monday Night Raw" (July 2, 2012). Set the DVR's, Maniacs. For everything you don't want to know about the likely showdown on Aug. 19, 2012, click here.
Pic: Brock Lesnar, the face of WWE SummerSlam 2012, which takes place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, Calif., on Aug. 19, 2012. Lesnar, even though he recently "refused" to headline the historic 25th anniversary event, will most likely collide with Triple H in the main event of the evening. Thanks to CageSideSeats.com for "The Perfect Storm" poster.
Floyd Mayweather didn't just defeat Miguel Cotto on Sat., May 5, 2012, in Las Vegas, Nevada, to add yet another boxing championship to his extensive collection. He brought Justin Bieber and Triple...
Pic: Brock Lesnar's WWE ring attire revealed. Doesn't look too far removed from his UFC gear, sans for the pro wrestling-style boots. He's even got the XXXL MMA gloves, without the UFC-branded logo ... for now, anyway. I guess that's the point. Because the UFC's success was built on his "blood, sweat and tears," you know.
The UFC and WWE have been getting closer and closer in the past couple of years. This latest development might be the biggest deal between the two promotions yet.
We've seen Brock Lesnar, Jon Jones, Kenny Florian and Brian Stann. Now it's Rich Franklin's turn to occupy the analyst chair for this weekend's UFC 144: "Edgar vs. Henderson" event. "Ace" will help out during the weigh-ins tonight (Feb. 24) alongside Jon Anik (coverage here) and the post-fight show on FUEL with Jay Glazer. How will Franklin, who used to be a school teacher, compare to the rest of the bunch?
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Donna Lynn Williams of Brownsburg died Monday. She was 55.
Mrs. Williams was a member of Connection Pointe Christian Church.
Survivors include sons Josh Ramirez, Ryan Ramirez, and Jonathan Williams; parents Clive and Linda Hoskins; sisters Deborah Rance, Diana Spears, and Denise Alexander; and five grandchildren.
Services are 5 p.m. Thursday at Connection Pointe Christian Church.
Calling is for an hour prior to the service.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Online condolences may be made at www.matthewsmortuary.com.


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Cougar Preview is the University of Houston's official open house, usually held in the spring and fall. This is a day filled with answers to your questions about admission requirements, degree plans, scholarships and financial aid opportunities, and campus housing. Review the official Cougar Preview web page.
The next Cougar Preview dates are:
Saturday, March 30, 2013 (Transfer students: February 16, 2013)
If you're competing in the National Merit competition, you're also invited to join the Honors College for a luncheon on March 2, 2013. You must RSVP for the luncheon if you plan to attend.


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Don't worry, we're unlimbering all our cute little stories about how long it's been since the New York Yankees have been swept in a postseason series.
Please, don't worry. But we're going to hold off
Max Scherzer, of course, is cruising in Game 4; as Grant Brisbee pointed out just a half-inning ago, this is nothing new for Scherzer. But you can't say the same about Yankees ace CC Sabathia. He gave up a run in the first, then got through the second in good order. But the third was a struggle for the big left-hander.
Miguel Cabrera led off and lined out to left field. Prince Fielder drove a single past first baseman Mark Teixeira. Delmon Young walked (yes: walked, which might suggest just now much fear Delmon Young has lately put into the hearts of enemy pitchers). Jhonny Peralta drove Ichiro to the warning track with a fly ball for out number two. And then Andy Dirks hit what looked like a routine grounder to Teixeira.
But the ball took a big hop and Teixeira couldn't make a play and suddenly the bases were loaded for Avisail García. Sabathia got ahead in the count, but eventually García pounded a grounder up the middle. Sabathia, as big as he is, couldn't quite snag the ball. And fill-in shortstop Eduardo Nunez couldn't do anything, either.
In fact, Nuñez did less than anything, skipping an 11-hop throw to first base:
Hey, at least he kept the ball in the infield, which did save a run. And Sabathia did finally escape the inning when, with the bullpen stirring, Gerald Laird flied out to right field.
With three innings in the book, it's now Tigers 2, Yankees 0. And so the Bombers' collective slump continues...