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Editor's Note: Any reference to TheStreet Ratings and its underlying recommendation does not reflect the opinion of TheStreet, Inc. or any of its contributors including Jim Cramer or Stephanie Link.All three major indices are trading up today with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) trading up 15 points (0.1%) at 15,558 as of Monday, July 22, 2013, 12:50 PM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 1,691 issues advancing vs. 1,251 declining with 101 unchanged.The Energy industry currently sits up 0.3% versus the S&P 500, which is up 0.2%. Top gainers within the industry include Total (TOT), up 1.8%, PetroChina (PTR), up 1.1%, Statoil ASA (STO), up 0.8% and Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A), up 0.7%.TheStreet would like to highlight 3 stocks pushing the industry lower today:3. Ecopetrol S.A (EC) is one of the companies pushing the Energy industry lower today. As of noon trading, Ecopetrol S.A is down $0.34 (-0.7%) to $45.91 on light volume. Thus far, 142,480 shares of Ecopetrol S.A exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 537,300 shares. The stock has ranged in price between $45.71-$46.50 after having opened the day at $46.45 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $46.25. Ecopetrol S.A., an integrated oil company, engages in the exploration, development, and production of crude oil and natural gas Colombia. The company operates in four segments: Exploration and Production, Refining and Petrochemicals, Transportation, and Market and Supply. Ecopetrol S.A has a market cap of $93.8 billion and is part of the basic materials sector. Shares are down 22.5% year to date as of the close of trading on Friday. Currently there are no analysts that rate Ecopetrol S.A a buy, 2 analysts rate it a sell, and 1 rates it a hold.TheStreet Ratings rates Ecopetrol S.A as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its expanding profit margins and largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income. Get the full Ecopetrol S.A Ratings Report now.STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12-months. Learn more.
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US teen Shiffrin wins Cup slalomTHe Associated Press | January 05,2013ZAGREB, Croatia Mikaela Shiffrin is living up to her billing as skiings next big star.
The 17-year-old captured a slalom by a massive 1.19-second margin Friday night, becoming the first American woman to win two World Cup races before turning 18. Her first career victory came last month in Sweden.
Everything went really well today, said Shiffrin, who had the fastest time in both runs. It felt great.
She leads the World Cup slalom standings and even overtook Lindsey Vonn as the top American in the overall standings.
Vonn resumed training Thursday after a monthlong break from the circuit but skipped this race. Shiffrin has 426 points overall to 414 for Vonn. Both are way behind leader Tina Maze of Slovenia, who has 1,139 points despite going out in the second run Friday.
Its definitely one of my goals to win the slalom title, Shiffrin said. And then the GS (giant slalom) title, and sometime the overall. Right now, I am taking it day by day and race by race.
The overall crown might take some because Shiffrin competes only in the technical disciplines. But for now she is in the midst of a breakthrough season after becoming the youngest woman since 1977 to win two slalom races in one season. She also has six more top-10 finishes.
I had a tricky time last year, a couple of races where I straddled (a gate), Shiffrin said. This year I fixed that and have found my groove.
Shiffrin leads the slalom standings with 336 points, followed by Veronika Velez Zuzulova of Slovakia with 312 and Maze with 310.
Shiffrin led by nearly a half second after the first run and extended her advantage in the second, finishing in a combined 2 minutes, 1.73 seconds.
I was just letting my skis taking me to the bottom, and that is what I am looking for, she said.
She became the youngest winner in nine editions of the Zagreb event, which is billed as the Snow Queen Trophy. The winner is awarded a crown of glass and a robe. The crown, however, broke into pieces in a box.
I think I have a new Halloween costume for next year, Shiffrin said. First I need to glue (the crown) back together.
Shiffrin was helped by mistakes from her closest challengers after the opening leg Maze and Swedens Maria Pietilae-Holmner, who both failed to finish their final run.
Frida Hansdotter of Sweden was second and Erin Mielzynski of Canada was 1.76 behind in third. The rest of the field finished more than two seconds behind Shiffrin.
Hansdotter called Shiffrin an amazing skier.
And she doesnt think too much, Hansdotter said. She just goes for it.
Velez Zuzulova won the last two races in Semmering, Austria; Munich but finished 24th Friday after a mistake in her second run brought her to a standstill. Maze straddled a gate in the second run.
Slalom world champion Marlies Schild of Austria, who won on this course the last two seasons, has been ruled out for three months after knee surgery in December.
Shiffrin said she was back to full strength after fighting a persistent cold in December.
I was a little bit sick, I think I have my energy back now, she said after the first run.
Shiffrins American teammate Resi Stiegler finished ninth for her best result since recovering from knee surgery following her crash at last years World Cup finals.
The course was in excellent condition despite warmer weather the last couple of days.
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SAITAMA -- This is the UFC 144 live blog for Hatsu Hioki vs. Bart Palaszewski, a light heavyweight bout on tonight's UFC pay-per-view from the Saitama Super Arena.
Hioki (25-4-2) won his UFC debut last October at UFC 137 by beating George Roop in a split decision. At the same event, Palaszewski (36-14) also won his UFC debut by knocking out Tyson Griffin.
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Round 1: Hioki drops Palaszewski with an early, crisp jab. Palaszewski's nose is quickly bloodied. He takes Palaszewski down and moves into half-guard. Quickly into side control now for Hioki, who throws elbows, then a series of left hands. Hioki looks great early. Palaszewski gives up his back and HIoki jumps on it. Hioki to the arm bar. Palaszewski powers out. Hioki ends up on top in as a brilliant stretch of transitions ends. Hioki in Palaszewski's guard with 1:00 left. Hioki overwhelming Palaszewski with punches from the top. A big first round for Hioki, 10-9.
Round 2: Palaszewski with his best moment of the fight so far, a straight right hand that backs Hioki up a couple of steps. A much better start for Palaszewski, but Hioki still has the center of the cage. Hioki with a head kick that gets a piece of its target. Hioki's long jab has been a good weapon, snapping Palaszewski's head back a few times. Palaszewski changes course with leg kicks, trying to slow Hioki down. A low blow causes a timeout, but Palaszewski only takes a moment to recover. Palaszewski moving around much better. Hioki scores a late takedown and takes the back. A very close round, but it's Palaszewski's, 10-9.
Round 3: Hioki goes for an early takedown and they end up against the cage. Hioki uses a trip to put Palaszewski on the mat. Hioki with left hands and moves to side control. HIoki tried to mount but couldn't and ended in half-guard. Back to side control, and elbows from the top as he exerts his huge ground advantage. Hioki takes Palaszewski's back with 2:00 left. Palaszewski works hard to try to escape but Hioki's all over him. He tries a rear naked choke, then a neck crank. Palaszewski survives but that's it. Hioki wins it 10-9.
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The Battle of Alberta hasn't taken place in the playoffs for years. The Oilers and Flames last faced each other in the playoffs in 1991 and even though the Oil Kings and Hitmen have faced off in the playoffs once before not many would call that series much of a battle. That was 2009 and the Oil Kings in just their second season qualified for the playoffs after the last day of the season when they defeated Prince Albert in overtime of their one game tie-breaker. In Calgary they found an opponent who had put up a league leading 59-9-1-3 record during the regular season. Calgary, as expect, made quick work of the Oil Kings that spring defeating them in four games and allowing the Oil Kings to score just four goals along the way.
But this season things are different. The Oil Kings aren't an expansion team anymore, in fact they're the defending WHL champions and entered the playoffs as the fourth ranked team in the country. And the Hitmen, while they aren't quite as highly ranked as the Oil Kings are still a very good team, one that score the third most goals in the league this season and finished with the second most points in the Eastern Conference (Saskatoon was seeded second because they won their division) only 11 points back of Edmonton. This series has the true makings of a Battle of Alberta. The first since I was 12.
By The Numbers: The Hitmen actually won the season series against Edmonton this year with a 4-2 record. For the record though two of those wins came in overtime or via the shootout so things were a little closer than they might look at first glance. By an odd quirk of the schedule these teams haven't played a game since before Christmas. After that night the Oil Kings had played 35 games winning 23, a record good enough for a 65.7% winning percentage. Not that winning two and losing one is really bad (especially with the occasional loser point tossed in) but from that point on though the Oil Kings were a much better hockey club losing just nine more games, winning 75.7% of their final 37 games.
Looking at the numbers below if there is one place that the Oil Kings have a decided advantage in this series it's on special teams. The Oil Kings were much better during the regular season in this aspect of the game and haven't missed a beat so far in the playoffs. If Calgary isn't disciplined they're likely going to find themselves in a hole.
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|51-15-2-4 (2nd)
|46-21-1-4 (5th)
|Goals For
|278 (4th)
|280 (3rd)
|Goals Against
|155 (1st)
|204 (6th)
|Power Play
|28.6% (1st)
|19.9% (12th)
|Penalty Kill
|87.5% (2nd)
|81.5% (9th)
How They Got Here: Thanks to the Saskatoon Blades defeat in the opening round, the Oil Kings have had a much easier route to the Conference Finals than Calgary knocking of the Ice and Tigers, the 8th and 7th place teams, in five and four games respectively. Calgary has so far faced the sixth seeded Swift Current Broncos and fourth seeded Red Deer Rebels winning both series in five games.
Who To Watch On Edmonton: I think a lot of fans in both cities are going to be watching Oil Kings goalie Laurent Brossoit closely during this series. With nine goals allowed on 240 shots against in the playoffs Brossoit has been stellar so far for the Oil Kings. Not surprisingly his 0.963 save percentage is tops among goalies in the playoffs. Edmonton fans love to watch this guy play. If there is a downside to Brossoit it's not found in his game, it's the fact that he's a Flame. If I had to guess I would say that this likely means that more than a few Calgary fans are hoping that he looks good in this series but not too good. As always, I hope Calgary fans are disappointed.
Who To Watch On Calgary: Cody Sylvester is rapidly approaching the end of his junior career. He's small at 5'11" but I've always found him fun to watch. With 41 goals and 49 assists he finished 10th in WHL scoring this season. Viktor Rask is another player to keep an eye on. Rask scored 41 points in 37 games this season and currently leads the Hitmen with 13 more so far in the playoffs. Rask was taken by the Carolina Hurricanes with the 42nd pick in the 2011 draft.
Key Matchup: I mentioned it earlier but special teams is going to be a key in this series, especially the Oil Kings power play. The Oil Kings had the best power play in the league during the season and so far have been doing just fine in the playoffs too. To make things tougher for Calgary they find themselves without the services of one of their penalty killers, Pavlo Padakin, who is out with a knee injury suffered in the Calgary's second round series with Red Deer. It's a tough break for Calgary and how they handle the loss will be a critical factor in how successful they are in this round.
Schedule: The entire series is available on Shaw for those in Western Canada. For those in Edmonton, if like myself you have Shaw, you'll find the HD feed on Channel 304. As always the games are also broadcast on the Team 1260.
|Thursday April 18
|@ Edmonton
|Friday April 19
|@ Edmonton
|Tuesday April 23
|@ Calgary
|Wednesday April 24
|@ Calgary
|Friday April 26
|@ Edmonton
|Sunday April 28
|@ Calgary
|Tuesday April 30
|@ Edmonton
Prediction: This series is going to be closer than either of the two the Oil Kings have played so far. Typically that's how the playoffs work. That said I don't think the Hitmen have much of a chance in this one. I'll give them a couple of wins but that's it. Oil Kings in six. Coincidentally Doogie2K is predicating the exact same outcome. You can read his take on the series here.


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Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Leon Hall could miss the remainder of the 2013 season as it's feared he tore his Achilles in Sunday's win over the Detroit Lions, according to Ian Rapoport.
Hall was injured in the first quarter of Sunday's game while covering Lions' wide receiver Calvin Johnson. Initially called an "Achilles injury", its severity is as yet unconfirmed. With Hall out of the lineup Johnson caught nine passes for 155 yards and two touchdowns.
If Hall is lost for the season it would cause a huge weakness for Cincinnati's secondary. Entering Sunday's game he totaled 20 tackles, seven passes defended and one interception, but more importantly he was a much-needed veteran presence for the defense.
It's likely Adam Jones will move into the starting role if Hall is unable to play. Jones would start across from Terence Newman who suffered an injury scare in practice but was able to play in Sunday's game. Jones has amassed 25 tackles and an interception in seven games this season and started five games for Cincinnati in 2012.
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Glenda Gail Toney Adkins
Glenda Gail Toney Adkins, 71, of Port Orange, Fla., died Dec. 20, 2012
Arrangements are pending at Tyree Funeral Home, Oak Hill.
Mary Catherine 'Kitty' Roach Brenemen
Mary Catherine "Kitty" Roach Brenemen, 75, of Scarbro, died Dec. 21, 2012, at Bowers Hospice House, Beckley.
Born Sept. 20, 1937, at Quinwood, she was the daughter of the late George Ben and Mary Catherine Walls Roach. She also was preceded in death by a brother, George Ben Roach Jr., and by a sister, Betty J. Boso.
Kitty was a former employee of C&P Telephone and was the office manager for H&R Block. She was a member of Faith Baptist Church at Prosperity.
Surviving: her husband, John G. Brenemen Sr. of Scarbro; her son, John Brenemen Jr. and his wife, Christy, of Scarbro; her granddaughter, Samantha Brenemen Lambert and husband Ryan of Wake Forest, N.C.; a great-grandson, Caleb Lambert; and a sister, Peggy Jacobs and husband Gary of Hubert, N.C.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 27 at the Tyree Funeral Home Chapel, Oak Hill, with Dr. Larry Halsey and Pastor Matt Hill officiating. Entombment will follow in High Lawn Memorial Park Mausoleum, Oak Hill.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Bowers Hospice House, 454 Cranberry Drive, Beckley, WV 25801.
Online condolences may be sent to www.tyreefuneralhome.com.
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Randolph Thomas Epperly Sr.
Randolph Thomas Epperly Sr., 87, of Oak Hill, died Dec. 18, 2012, at the Bowers Hospice House.
Born June 10, 1925, at Gatewood, he was the son of the late Earl Owen Epperly and Mary Louise (Moses) Epperly. He also was preceded in death by his loving, wife Rosia Belle Epperly, and brothers, Doug Epperly and Myles Epperly.
He was a member of the Oak Hill Baptist Church where he served as a deacon.
He was a World War II Navy veteran. During his military service he received the Good Conduct Medal, the WWII Victory Medal, the American Campaign Medal, the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal with one Bronze Star, the European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, and the Presidential Unit Commendation Ribbon with one Bronze Star.
After the war, he returned to Fayette County. He worked for Epperly Motor Freight Company in Fayetteville, and he served 30 years as a deputy sheriff in Fayette County before retiring.
Surviving: sons, Randolph Thomas Epperly Jr. and his wife, Susan, of Oak Hill, John Earl Epperly and his wife, Clara, of Richmond, Va., and Michael Wayne Epperly and his wife, Kathy, of Pittsburgh, Pa.; sisters, Margarite Null of Fayetteville, Jean Hunt and her husband, Keith, of Hico, Barbara McGuffin and her husband, Emory, of Oak Hill, Betty Nahodil and her husband, Bob, of Jumping Branch, and Shirley Shumaker and her husband, Ray, of Ravenswood; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Funeral service was Dec. 23 at Oak Hill Baptist Church, Oak Hill, with Rev. Bryan Knight and Rev. David White officiating. Entombment followed in High Lawn Memorial Park, Oak Hill, with military rites conducted by the Oak Hill V.F.W. Post 3110.
The family requests donations in his memory be made to the Oak Hill Baptist Church, 613 Lundale Drive, Oak Hill, WV 25901.
Condolences may be sent to www.highlawnfuneralhomechapel.com.
Arrangements by High Lawn Funeral Home Chapel, Oak Hill.
Charles E. Mahan
Charles E. Mahan, of Fayetteville, died Dec. 23, 2012, at home.
Arrangement are incomplete at Dodd-Payne-Hess Funeral Home, Fayetteville.
Marvin Ray Rogers
Marvin Ray Rogers, 56, of Ansted, died at his residence Dec. 22, 2012.
Graveside services will be 1 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 27, at the old Gus Rule family cemetery on Upper Horseshoe Road at Ramsey, with Rev. Freddie Parkins officiating. Burial will follow there in the cemetery.
Online condolences may be sent to wallaceandwallacefh.com.
Arrangements by Wallace & Wallace of Ansted.
Robert A. Shuff
Robert A. Shuff, 77, of Ames Heights, died Dec. 17, 2012, following a short illness.
Robert was born July 3, 1935, in Lansing, the son of the late Clyde Shuff and Russie Pike Shuff.
Robert was a retired roof bolter for the coal mine industry and a past employee of Class Six River Runners.
Surviving: his loving wife, Norma of Ames Heights; a daughter, Sonja Horrocks of Water Town, N.Y.; a son, Robert Kevin Shuff of Crawley; a brother, John Shuff of Lansing; grandchildren, Jesse Horrocks, Toni Hiatt, and Audrey Shuff; and great-grandchildren, Rebecca, Aylan and Levi.
Graveside service was Dec. 23 at Lansing Cemetery in Lansing, with Pastor Kenny Hayes officiating. Burial followed in the cemetery.
Online condolences may be sent to wallaceandwallacefh.com.
Arrangements by Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home of Ansted.
Ronnie Zane Williams
Ronnie Zane Williams, 65, of Maple Fork, died Dec. 21, 2012.
A memorial service will be at a later date.
Arrangements by Blue Ridge Funeral Home, Beckley.
Kevin Wayne Wilson
Kevin Wayne Wilson, 48, of Beckley, died Dec. 6, 2012.
Born Nov. 23, 1964, in Montgomery, he was the son of Nancy Jean Steverson and the late David Louis Wilson Sr. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Kelly E. and Myrtle Wilson; maternal grandparents, Bettes A. and Georgie Wall; brother, Keith Wilson; sister, Lydia Ann Wilson; and uncles, Thomas A. Wall and Harold Allen Wall.
Kevin liked music, playing the guitar, camping, fishing, and loved animals.
Surviving: his mother, Nancy J. Steverson of Beckley; brother, David Wilson Jr. of Atlanta, Ga.; aunt, Peggy Blankenship of Atlanta, Ga.; uncles, Bettes Lee Wall of Oak Hill and Raymond Wall of Topeka, Kan.; niece, Amber Wilson of Atlanta, Ga.; nephews, Dustin Wilson of Atlanta, Ga., and Jeremy Wilson of Long Beach, Calif.; and cousins, Kelly Dorsett of Atlanta, Ga., and Briggette Moore of Atlanta, Ga.
Services were Dec. 21, at Blue Ridge Funeral Home, Beckley, with Pastor Gene Miller officiating. Burial followed at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens.
An online guest registry and other information can be found by visiting www.blueridgefuneralhome.com.
Arrangements by Blue Ridge Funeral Home, Beckley.


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By Emmett Dulaney
For The Herald Bulletin
— By the time you read this, I will be gone. If all goes as planned, last Friday I hopped a passenger train and headed west to spend some time at Yellowstone National Park with my youngest son. We rented a car and will be driving back at our own pace without any real itinerary in mind. While it may sound like a flight of fancy that has nothing to do with business – and thus not a good fit for this column – I assure you there are a number of correlations to be made.
The first is that you never appreciate where you are when you are there. When I was a young college dropout, I lived and worked at Yellowstone for most of a season; it is the first of the national parks and one of the most beautiful treasures our country has. The whole time I was there, though, I plotted how to leave. For every five days the employees worked, we earned two days off. A group of us would work for weeks straight to accumulate a large chunk of days off and then use them to go elsewhere – hang out in the city, go to other parks, etc. For over 30 years now, I've envisaged going back to the park just so I can see the sites that I shunned while I was there. This inability to appreciate what is in your own periphery and prize what is elsewhere is universal and should lead to questioning what is right here right now that we are overlooking or downplaying instead of being grateful for.
The second is that economic rationale goes out the window when wistfulness enters the picture. If my calculations are correct, there is only a small window of opportunity for doing things like this before all my kids are too involved in other ventures and/or I am not well enough to want to. Everyone in the travel industry – from theme parks to national park vendors – understands this and that is why they market to that Achilles' heel: if they can play on your sentiment, they can get you to spend one week's pay each and every day of your journey.
The third is that in a world of plenty, scarcity still rules when it comes to basic economics. There are only so many "things" and as the demand for them increases, the price goes up. As an example, just trying to find a car that could be rented out west and returned here was an adventure. A number of rental agencies reported having zero cars available, and you know that is not true – they can always buy more from any local dealership if they need them that badly. They just flat out do not want this type of business this time of year when they can make more money renting the cars for round trips and having lower miles put on them. There was only one agency that could be found which would rent a vehicle, and you can imagine that they were able to mandate a pretty premium.
Hopefully, I will have a few more correlations to share when I return; otherwise I won't be able to write the trip off on my Herald Bulletin expense account.
Emmett Dulaney is an Anderson resident and the author of several books on technology. His column appears Tuesdays.


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Fisherman's Paradise in Marathon
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- baths 3
- sleeps 5
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$ 3,800 - $ 6,000 / month
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There is a reason this place is called Fisherman's Paradise. Your boat is docked just steps from your back door and just a few houses down from the open ocean. After a great day on the water, you can relax in this newly updated keys stilt home with a gourmet kitchen, stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. This home is a fantastic get-a-way for a small family or any fisherman who wants to relax and enjoy the Island Breeze. The interior is brand new and beautifully decorated with a great tropical feel.
You don't have to be a fisherman to enjoy this great location. Located directly in the middle of the Keys, nothing seems to be too far away. Spend a night on Duval Street in Key West , watching the sunset at Mallory Square, go mini-golf at Boondocks, or go bowling just 45 minutes away. There are also many attractions in town that you couldn't experience anywhere else. Some people may be shocked to drive past a Turtle Hospital. Yes, we have one! Stop in for a unique and fun time. Experience our little piece of SeaWorld by visiting the Dolphin Research Center. You can tour the location and even swim with the dolphins. There are also national parks with kayaking and biking trails.
Another famous Marathon attraction is the historic Seven Mile Bridge, a place that comes alive at sunset. You will see families taking pictures of the beautiful view, couples taking a romantic stroll, or even individuals running and biking along the 2 mile strip. If you are lucky you may sometimes spot anything from sea turtles to Spotted Eagle Rays. Those who stay past sunset, especially tourist who are visiting from a larger city, city will be left speechless at the sight of the night sky. The stars are incredible and usually very visible on a clear night.
There are so many places to enjoy in the Keys and this home is the prefect place to start!
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This home is fully stocked with everything you need to have a wonderfull "at home" feeling. All you need is your toothbrush! (BBQ Grill, Laundry)
activities and attractions in Marathon The Florida Keys
Marathon is the boating and family destination of the Florida Keys!!
This quaint tropical city is conveniently situated in the middle of the Keys island chain.
Located mainly on Vaca, Fat Deer, and Grassy Key, Marathon is a 10- mile-long family-oriented island community rooted in a heritage of fishing, and reflects the old-Keys lifestyle that residents, snowbirds and visitors enjoy so much.
It is maintaining this simple, seafaring tradition that has made Marathon so special, celebrated through the community's annual family-friendly seafood festivals.
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Rates are Subject to 12.5% Sales Taxes, Cleaning and a Processing Fee
Seven Night Minimum Stay Required
Carolyn Umbaugh 305-743-8328
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By CHARLES ODUM
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ATLANTA (AP) - Longtime Georgia swimming coach Jack Bauerle has been suspended indefinitely following NCAA findings of two major rules violations resulting from his involvement in star Chase Kalisz's academic eligibility.
Georgia announced Friday the NCAA informed the school on Wednesday Bauerle has been accused of severe breach of contract and providing extra benefits to Kalisz. Georgia has 90 days to respond to the NCAA findings.
Bauerle, head coach of the U.S. women's team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, is one of the nation's top coaches. He has coached the Georgia women since 1979 and the men's program since 1983.
Georgia won its second straight NCAA women's title last month even though the school suspended Bauerle for the final three months of the season as it investigated the allegations.
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Another Republican Plagiarizes Obama
by Nathan Empsall, Mon Jun 14, 2010 at 06:24:52 PM EDT
Remember Vaughn Ward, the establishment favorite here in Idaho for a Democratic House seat until he was caught plagizarizing the President? Turns out he's not the only one. Seems Republicans refuse to work with Obama but love to copy him. Hypocrisy and partisanship at their finest.
Here's Stefani Carter, the Republican nominee against incumbent state Rep. Carol Kent (D) for the Texas state house in the Dallas area:


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When a film still holds power after 32 years the inclination would be to call it a classic or a watershed moment for the art form. Afterall, we are living in a time when movies are rushed out to DVD in a matter of weeks to avoid having the public forget about them forever. That said, no one outside of fans of extreme horror is lining up to bestow classic status on Ruggero Deodato's "Cannibal Holocaust". The reasons for this are myriad and well documented. The biggest factor for the film's lack of acclaim is, of course, that "Cannibal Holocaust" will never escape the well-deserved backlash created by it's scenes of authentic human violence perpetrated against animals. They are traumatic, unnecessary and indefensible. Having said that, it is worth mentioning that in the introduction of the film on Shameless's new Blu-Ray re-release the previously defensive Deodato seems to be closer than ever to a complete mea culpa. Also worth mentioning is that his level of censure by the press and public was undoubtedly elevated due to a combination of factors not strictly limited to the volume and severity of the animal scenes in "Cannibal Holocaust" . The film's subject matter and a general lack of critical appeal around the director's filmography undoubtedly help to explain why guys like Tarkovsky, Herzog, Walter Hill and John Waters all managed to outrun their indulgences of filmed animal cruelty, but some three decades later it is still the first association that most people have when talking to or about Ruggero Deodato.
For those who haven't seen or heard extensively about "Cannibal Holocaust", the film is a split narrative that pulls back the curtain on the media's desire to feed and promote the public's every grisly fascination. The first half of the film follows Anthropology Professor Harold Monroe. Monroe has been tasked by an American TV network to journey deep into the Amazon jungle to ascertain the whereabouts of world renowned documentarian Alan Yates and his crew. Monroe and his roughneck guide Chaco trek into the heart of 'Green Inferno' and make contact with two warring tribes, The Yacumo and the Yanomamo. They eventually find the remains of Yate's crew, swap a tape recorder for the unopened cans of film and Monroe returns to New York to screen them with the network execs.
The second half of the film is mainly comprised of Yates and crew's footage as it is being viewed by Monroe and the executives. We find out that Yates and his gang were not at all concerned with things like authenticity, journalistic integrity and the sanctity of the unmanipulated image. In fact by screening's end the network brass backs off of airing the footage (as if) and Monroe is left to ponder how far the blessings of cultural refinement have carried us past the seeming cruelties of primitive peoples.
There is virtually nothing that hasn't been said about Cannibal Holocaust during its 32 year lifespan. Its director has been excoriated and condemned but he has also seen his life in the public eye prolonged with the fresh tide of outrage that seems to accompany each DVD re-release of the film. The big question is can anything be done to the film to provide a compelling reason to watch it again, or is Shameless just the latest company to swipe Deodato's no-limit cannibal credit-card? It'll please many of you to learn that this incarnation does differ significantly from some of the previous releases. Obviously, it is the first time that the film appears in Blu-Ray format but it also includes a recut of the material overseen by Ruggero himself.
With the new cut Deodato attempts to de-sensationalize the animal cruelty and place more emphasis on the film's themes and craftsmanship. Many of the animal killings are cut down from their original length or softened with jungle cut-aways, and post effects that simulate light leaks and aged, degraded film stock. The effort will probably have the desired effect of taking some of the edge off for those unfamiliar with the scenes in there entirety. The best of these instances involves the onscreen killing of the muskrat which unedited was a stomach and conscience churning exercise in pure suffering. The new edit removes the critter's death altogether, albeit less than fluidly, and spares us all a little bit of our soul. The revised cut and the Blu-Ray enhanced version also work harmoniously in allowing the viewer to hone in on certain narrative and thematic details. I don't know that any of it is particularly revelatory in terms of changing the overarching message but it does permit the viewer to start ruminating on themes earlier in the film and perhaps enables a deeper consideration of the director's arguments.
Of course if you are really concerned with the well being of your soul you should steer clear of a film that features any amount of fabricated fauna death, horrendous sexual violence and fetuses being buried in mud. On the other hand Cannibal Holocaust persists as a sub-cultural phenomenon not simply for the public's perverse love it's violent content but because it is a violent collision of message and exploitation with both aspects sharing the spotlight long enough to make the ride worth taking for those inclined to do so. It's a film that is morally indefensible and it is also perhaps the most effective argument against unchecked media morality that has ever been made. Shameless and the director have authored what should be the final chapter in the film's history with a great looking enhanced transfer of both cuts, two worthwhile featurettes and some other goodies tucked in beside. If you haven't seen "Cannibal Holocaust" and have some curiosity about it, this is the best way to experience it (in particular the new cut). If you have seen it, it is up to you whether the changes mentioned above make it worth another look.


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Summary — Defense again ruled, but Iowa began to find its offense. After Jeremiha Hunter recovered an Alexander Robinson fumble, the Hawkeyes drove 48 yards in eight plays. Stanzi found Allen Reisner for a 7-yard scoring pass to cap the drive. Greenwood recorded his second interception, running back a pick 17 yards to set up Iowa at the ISU 42. Brandon Wegher had a five-yard touchdown run taken away on a booth review, but the freshman got into the end zone one play later from a yard out, leaping over the pile for his first career touchdown.
Key play — Momentum coming out of halftime stayed firmly with the Hawkeyes after A.J. Edds forced Robinson's fumble and Hunter recovered. Iowa scored touchdowns on their next two possessions to take a 25-point lead into the final quarter.
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Wishlist: Water for ElephantsPosted in Favourite Things on December 3rd, 2011 by Aurora
By Sara Gruen
Genre: Historical Romance? (I'm really not good at this genre thing if it doesn't tell me…)
I want to: Read it; maybe own it.
This is not a book I would normally pick up. Circus? Great Depression? No thanks. But then I found out that this was a NaNoWriMo novel that piqued my interest – a NaNo novel that was not only published but made into a movie? I need to read it!
Summary from Goodreads:
Though he may not speak of them, the memories still dwell inside Jacob Jankowski's ninety-something-year-old mind. Memories of himself as a young man, tossed by fate onto a rickety train that was home to the Benzini Brothers Most Spectacular Show on Earth. Memories of a world filled with freaks and clowns, with wonder and pain and anger and passion; a world with its own narrow, irrational rules, its own way of life, and its own way of death. The world of the circus: to Jacob it was both salvation and a living hell. …


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Elsie M. Wheeler, 69, of Reeds Spring, Mo., died Monday, May 6, 2013, at her home.
Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bethel Christian Church, rural Louisville, with Dallas Bear officiating. Interment will be at Golden Cemetery, Flora. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday and from 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday at the church. J.W. Neal Funeral Home, Loiusville, is in charge of arrangements. Memorials may be made to Multiple Sclerosis and will be received at the funeral home or church. Online condolences may be left at at www.jwnealfuneralhome.net.


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Potential develpoment land. Four parcels. Three in Praire Twp. 241-000582 contains 63.957 acres, 241-000578 contains 22.957 acres and 241-001468 contains 4.67 acres which is a 100 foot ingress egress access driveway to Cole Road. One in Brown twp. 120-000121 contains 28.75 acres. Tillable 96+/- acres. No utilities. Zoned Suburban Estate Residential. Close to Thornapple golf course
The Robert Weiler Company is proud to present the following development opportunity:68 +/-acres available in Galloway, Ohio. These two parcels are located in a high growth area near I-70 and I-270.These acres of land are locate inside Big Darby Accord Town Center Plan. This 68 +/-acre site is currentlyzoned R-6 calling for residential development. Located in the Southwestern City School district this is a perfectdevelopment opportunity!
Horse Lovers Dream! 60 x 120 indoor riding arena and two other stable barns with a total of 15 stalls. Close to Everything! 15 minutes to downtown Columbus, yet still in a country setting. Land preserve behind home insures no building in future. Over 5 Acres of fenced pasture. Lovely mature trees and a creek that runs along the back of the property. The home has been recently renovated with hardwood floors throughout the main living and dining rooms. Kitchen and baths are tiled. This unique property offers the equestrian a fabulous training facility with the ability to generate income. This is a spacious 4 bedroom 2 bath splite level w/almost 2000SF HDWD floors on mailn level & tile in kitchens and bath. Updates include new roof March 2014 on house & new roof on arena in 2011. MUCH MORE!
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|Ottoville rallies to beat Ft. Jennings in extra innings
|Wednesday, May 01, 2013 1:07 AM
By Charlie Warnimont
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OTTOVILLE — Twice Ottoville was down to their final outs in what was a key Putnam County League game for the Big Green.
Both times the Big Green offense responded. Their biggest comeback was in the tenth inning as Ottoville was down to their final out and down two runs. That's when the Big Green put together a three run rally for a 6-5 PCL win that kept them in the thick of the league race.
The win moved Ottoville to 4-1 in the PCL, a half game back of undefeated Miller City (2-0), who the Big Green host next Tuesday afternoon. Ft. Jennings dropped to 4-9 on the season with the loss.
The win not only kept the Big Green alive in the PCL race, but was the 200th career coaching win for Ottoville coach Tony Castronova. The 200 wins come from his 17 years coaching at Ottoville and two seasons at Lordstown High School in Warren.
"It's kind of an emotional time for me," Castronova said. "I never said anything to the kids about it, my assistant coach knew, it's kind of a personal thing. It's never about the years I've been here or the numbers, it's about every kid that I have coached in my 17 years here. It's all the kids I've coached and when you see them over the holiday's, that's what is more important to me and these guys are a part of it and it's something we will talk about. That's the great part of it."
The milestone nearly had to wait until another day as the Big Green missed out on two bases loaded scoring chances in the eighth and ninth, then found themselves down 5-3 after the Musketeers batted in the top of the tenth. In both bases loaded situations, the Big Green had just one out before the Ft. Jennings defense and pitchers made plays to keep the game going.
After Ottoville's second missed opportunity, Ft. Jennings came up with two runs in the tenth inning as Kurt Warnecke and Jared Hoersten walked. Ryan Rau lined a single to left that scored a run to break the 3-3 tie. Fort Jennings loaded the bases when Bret Clay reached on an error at second base.
At that point, the Big Green changed pitchers as Joel Beining came on to pitch. Caleb Bankey greeted Beining with a long single down the left field line. Hoersten sored easily from third and Rau atttempted to score from second, but Turnwald was able to get to the ball quickly and fire a strike to catcher Luke Schimmoeller for an out. On the throw home, Bankey took off for second and Schimmoeller threw to second at which time Clay attempted to score from third. Bankey was safe at second, but the throw from the second base was in time to cut down Clay at the plate to keep the score at 5-3.
In the bottom of the inning, Rau got off to a good start as Warnecke made a nice running catch on a foulball for the first out. Alex Horstman followed with a single to right field to give Ottoville a base runner before Rau came within an out of the win with a strikeout.
Derek Schimmoeller gave the Big Green hope as he walked before Turnwald followed with a single up the middle that scored Horstman making it a 5-4 game. A wild pitch moved the base runners to second and third before Luke Schimmoeller singled to center to tie the game at 5-5 and leaving runners at first and third. Bryan Hohlbein followed with a sharp grounder to the right of Clay at shortstop. Clay made a bare handed grab of the ball and briefly bobbled it that allowed Hohlbein to reach and Turnwald to score the game winning run.
"This was a typical PCL game right there," Castronova said. "We kept on battling back. We've been doing that quite a bit all year. We had those runners on base, bases loaded twice, and I was like here we go again, then we were down two. You want your meat of the order up and we did that. Senior Bryan Hohlbein hit the ball hard and forced them to make a play. Give our guys credit, they kept fighting and fighting. They never quit."
"We had them on the ropes in the tenth, and in the seventh, and they found a way to battle back," Ft. Jennings coach Eric Schaub said. "The kid were just making plays all over the place. It was one heck of a ball game. Our pitchers made some great pitches to get us out of jams in the eighth and ninth. They just dug down deep and made some plays."
For five innings it looked like Ottoville's pitching would lead them to the win as Derek Schimmoeller and Horstman combined on a no hitter. Schimmoeller went four innings not allowing a hit, while walking one. He left before the fifth started turning the mound over to Horstman.
Horstman continued the no-hitter into the sixth when Ft. Jennings' Mark Metzger reached on a one out infield single. The single opened the door for the Musketeers as Alex Sealts, Alex Vetter (RBI) and Warnecke (RBI) all had singles. Hoersten reached on an error before a sacrifice fly by Rau had the Musketeers up 3-1.
"In baseball hitting is contagious," Schaub said. "Once one guy does it, the next guy does it. We finally broke through in the sixth inning and had a 3-1 lead and couldn't shut them out in the seventh. Give credit to my guys for not giving up or hanging up the shoes. Going into the sixth inning no-hit they could have easily gave up and not finished the game, but they kept battling and battling."
While the Musketeers were no hit for five innings they finished the game with 11 hits, two each by Metzger, Vetter, Warnecke and Bankey.
Ft. Jennings had a chance to extend their lead in the top of the seventh as Bankey was on third base with one out. Horstman kept him there as he struck out the leadoff batter before getting a groundball to third.
Ottoville tied the game in the bottom of the seventh as Jarrod Fanning reached second on an error and scored on a sigle by Horstman. Horstman took second on a sacrifice and was balked to third before scoring on a fielder choice groundout by Derek Schimmoeller as the Musketeers attempted to cut down Horstman at the plate.
Derek Schimmoeller, Turnwald, Hohlbein, Brandon Boecker and Horstman all had two hits for Ottoville. Joel Beining picked up the win in relief as he worked two-thirds of an inning.
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In the island's downtown, inn and restaurant managers also report increased sales and bookings, which may be due to the annual Captiva Holiday Village celebrations taking place during the month leading up to Christmas.
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Attorneys for George Zimmerman will try to get his murder trial delayed at a hearing on Tuesday, what would have been Trayvon Martin's 18th birthday.
It was nearly a year ago when the teenager was shot and killed by George Zimmerman. While the debate continues on what happened that night, Martin's parents plan to celebrate their son's birthday in South Florida.
"They wanted to have a birthday party, as opposed to memorializing February 26th. They want to celebrate Trayvon's birth," said family attorney Natalie Jackson. "It's a peace and love walk. The walk is to support and facilitate children thinking and problem solving with their minds, instead of with guns."
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Jackson said the late teenager became a symbol for justice in the eyes of many, adding "He gave a lot of people a voice that they didn't know they had. They thought you needed money to be politically involved. Thought you needed power. But here you had people tweeting with no money. You had students marching with no money and they were able to provide themselves sort of with a sense of justice."The defense says Zimmerman should not have been arrested in the shooting, because it was an act of self-defense. As Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara, attempts to delay the trial, Jackson says, "We'd like to get it over because the Martin Family wants to be done with this saga."Back in November, O'Mara accused the Martin family attorneys of profiting from the case, but Jackson says she's been volunteering her time. "No one's paying for our travel and speaking engagements."Meanwhile, Jackson says race relations are improving in Sanford. "I do think it's getting better. When you have logical people that will listen to each other, and you're trying to figure out where they're coming from, and they're trying to figure out where you're coming from, that can only help to improve any type of relationship."In Sanford, an event called "Band Together For Peace Against Gun Violence" will take place at the Goldsboro Welcome Center, from 2-6 p.m. on Tuesday. People will also be gathering at the Seminole County Courthouse at 8:30 a.m. before the hearing, to say a prayer in honor of Trayvon Martin and sing happy birthday. The hearing takes place at 9 a.m.
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Greg Byrne, the University of Arizona's athletic director, has met with the media and addressed the firing of Mike Stoops. Here are a few of the highlights and quotes from the press conference, which was held without Stoops at the McKale Center:
- The decision was made during the past week and the final decision was made Sunday. It was a very tough decision, though Byrne called it "absolutely necessary."
- Mike Stoops will receive a contract buyout of $1.4 million dollars. He had two years remaining on his contract.
- "Coach Stoops did a lot of great things for this program. He took over a very challenging situation and made us better. And I think as an Arizona football fan and a fan of our university's athletics program, we certainly want to thank him (and his staff's) efforts and appreciate everything he has done for us."
- On why the decision was made in October and not after the season: "We feel like we needed a fresh start this season. We wanted (the players) to have fun playing football." Byrne also suggested it gave UA a leg-up on their search for a new head coach.
- Arizona will employ "three or four" people to find their head coach. No agency or firm will be used. He also urged fans to only believe what he and the university announced and not what various media members released to the fans.
- Byrne confirmed co-defensive coordinator Tim Kish will serve as the interim head coach. He cited his familiarity and loyalty to the program as the reason for the selection.
- The new head coach will ideally be hired a 'few weeks' after the season concludes.
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Nobody gets more excited about the start of training camp than yours truly. I count down the days, think of the upcoming season at an obsessive level and pour over the roster daily trying to figure out who is going to make the cut. Why? Because I'm insane, just like the rest of you.
It's a beautiful thing, seeing all of the Kansas City Chiefs back on the field. Well, not Ricky Stanzi, but the rest of them.
However, training camp is also the time of great comedic relief. Only in training camp do people get duped into thinking a third-string right tackle is going to be the second coming of Willie Roaf because he stonewalls Justin Houston once. Conversely, Eric Fisher is a complete bum and a bust because he struggled on a pass protection drill.
Life is good when we get a David Mims or Bobby Sippio train rolling. People legitimately believe both could have been All-Pros given the chance. Shockingly and to the dismay of the Hall of Fame, neither were ever afforded the opportunity.
Ah, the good times of training camp, where mass panic and chronic overreaction rule the day with an iron and unyielding fist.
It will only get better though with the start of preseason games. The Chiefs first contest is on Aug. 9 against the New Orleans Saints, and I'll have my popcorn ready. Not simply for a terrible exhibition in which the players who matter will play two series, but mostly for the Arrowhead Pride open thread.
Without question, one of the two following scenarios will happen:
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2. Kansas City gives up a touchdown to Drew Brees and co. Dear God, the sheer horror will swallow the entire thread. Sure, some folks will try to keep sanity but they'll be powerless to stop the flooding of comments such as "2-14 again", "It's over, we suck", and "Bring back Romeo."
Don't get me wrong for a second, I love all of this. It's this passion which makes the Chiefs so much fun, and sadly, so devastating more often than not. How many other websites have a detailed breakdown of a preseason game, followed by 600 comments?
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The Fairchilds have released the full video for "High," the second single off Our Revolution.
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Rapid City Regional Hospital kicks off its 'Tough enough to wear pink' campaign at the Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo.
The hospital set up a booth upstairs in the Civic Center to sell t-shirts and bracelets to support the Regional Cancer Care Institute in Rapid City.
One hundred percent of the proceeds go toward the Cancer Center to help provide treatment and support research.
Amber Wurdeman, a nurse assistant at Regional Hospital, said this is the seventh year they've sold t-shirts at the stock show.
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- Drain and halve the octopus. With the grill on high, coat the octopus in some of the dill oil and cook for three minutes. Strain the oat mixture into a tall vessel, and with the immersion blender, foam with the salt and lecithin/agar. On warm plates scatter the octopus, salmon, potatoes, roe and wood sorrel. Spoon over foam and dress with a little dill oil.


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Our Verdict: Blur is a modern take on the Mario Kart formula, done in a way that feels incredibly cool and refreshing.
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