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Scheme to protect Barnoldswick firms from crime
9:30pm Thursday 16th January 2014 in News By Tyrone Marshall, Reporter
A SCHEME to try to protect businesses in Barnoldswick from thieves has been launched.
The £6,000 project will see cutting-edge DNA marking being applied to properties in a unique community-led project, and the town's shop radio system expanded.
The move follows a spate of burglaries in the town last year.
Coun David Whipp, chairman of the Community Safety Partnership, said: "We have taken a partnership approach to making Barnoldswick safer by improving the security of retail businesses.
"The town's Chamber of Trade, Pendle Council's area committee and the Community Safety Partnership has each contributed £2,000 to the scheme, with Barnoldswick Town Council co-ordinating the project and Lancashire Police implementing it.
"DNA marking kits have been bought with the funding. These are being used to protect business properties. The DNA marking deters thieves and helps to detect burglars.
"The marking will be applied by the police in the first community-led project of this kind.
"Shop radios have been bought with the rest of the money. These link traders with each other and with the police.
Any suspicious activity is relayed rapidly around the town. The radios help combat shoplifting and distraction thefts.
"This security scheme helps make Barnoldswick safer and keep it a low-crime area."
Chamber of Trade chairman Richard Milner, of Chubby's Chippy, said: "Last year's burglaries made us all very angry. This scheme shows we won't be treated as a pushover.
"Working together, we've come up with a project that makes our town stronger."
n David Driver, 37, and Donna Stott, 25, of Farholme Lane, and Ashleigh Fell, 27, and Ryan Raby, 30, of Prince Street, all Bacup, have each been charged with conspiring to burgle properties in Barnoldswick between March and October 2013.
All four will appear at Burnley Crown Court on January 27.
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MESA, Ariz. -- New Padres center fielder Cameron Maybin is out with concussion symptoms, manager Bud Black disclosed Saturday morning. Maybin hit his head on a post fielding a fly ball during practice before the game on Wednesday and hasn't played since.Black said Maybin is day-to-day and has been held out of game action the last few days because of precautionary reasons. He was hitting in the batting cage on Saturday, though, taking soft toss. "You guys may have noticed that Maybin hasn't been in the lineup the last couple of days," Black said. "He has a little bit of concussion symptoms. He was doing an outfield drill a couple of days ago and hit his head on the top of the wall. We've kept him out for precautionary reasons, but our medical people think he's going to be fine. He should be back in a couple of days." The Padres obtained Maybin from the Marlins this past Nov. 13 in exchange for two right-handed relievers: Edward Mujica and Ryan Webb. Maybin is expected to patrol the outfield with Ryan Ludwick in left and Will Venable in right. Maybin is 2-for-6 this spring with two doubles and two runs scored. He batted .232 in 82 games last year for Florida.
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In other injury news, closer Heath Bell is slated to make his first appearance of the spring on Sunday against the A's at the Peoria Sports Complex. He'll work one inning after recovering from a left calf strain.
Bench coach Rick Renteria was back in camp for a moment on Saturday to help manager Bud Black fill out the lineup card for San Diego's game against the Cubs at HoHoKam Park. Renteria was hit in the mouth with a line drive during batting practice on Thursday and had to undergo surgery to restructure a bone in his palate. Black said Renteria's mouth was swollen, but he was doing fine. Renteria has been told by doctors to relax for a few days and won't take part in conducting workouts, Black said.
Black said that left-hander Clayton Richard (sore left shoulder) could still be about a week away from throwing in game action. He has been working on the side, but hasn't gotten into Cactus League action yet. Black said that at this point he doesn't expect the setback to hinder Richard's ability to start the regular season, which opens for the Padres against the Cardinals in St. Louis on March 31.
"He should get four [spring] starts instead of six," Black said about Richard, who was 14-9 with a 3.75 ERA in 33 starts last year for the Padres.
Barry M. Bloom is national reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, Boomskie on Baseball. Follow @boomskie on Twitter. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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Phillip Albert Tyrcha, sex offender arrested after 'Find My iPhone' leads detectives to him
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, Fla. - Indian River County Sheriff's Office detectives arrested registered sex offender Phillip Albert Tyrcha after a stolen iPhone led them to his location.
On Monday, January 28, 2013, the victim of an auto burglary in Vero Beach reported his iPhone had been stolen and that the phone's "Find My iPhone" tracking software was enabled.
The victim was able to inform police of the phone's location.
Detectives also learned that the victim's credit card had been used at a Vero Beach Cumberland Farms store.
A surveillance photo of the suspect was obtained from the store and detectives were able to identify Tyrcha as the person using the credit card.
Detectives also spotted a vehicle parked in the suspect's apartment complex that contained the ID card of a Vero Beach High School student who reported that he was the victim of another auto burglary in the same neighborhood.
The ID card was visible from outside the car and a detective recognized the student's name from a previous burglary report.
Detectives located Tyrcha in one of the apartments and found him with the stolen iPhone, several stolen credit cards and ID cards.
They were also able to view surveillance video from the auto burglary. Detectives observed that Tyrcha had on the same shirt in the video that he was wearing when they located him in the apartment.
Tyrcha is a registered sex offender in Martin County, Florida. He is being held in the Indian River County Jail on one count of auto burglary under $20,000 bond.


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CATEGORIES HalloweenSome horror movies are just scary enough to make you jump in your seat. Others give you nightmares for weeks, months, years afterwards.
Occasionally, they seem too close to reality for comfort (see Witch, Blair), while other-worldly characters (ghosts, zombies, aliens, etc.) inhabiting others keep a safe distance.
We count down the best horror movies -- 31 films so bone chillingly suspenseful it made picking just 25 shriekingly difficult. Some horror movies are just scary enough to make you jump in your seat. Others give you nightmares for weeks, months, years afterwards.
Occasionally, they seem too close to reality for comfort (see Witch, Blair), while other-worldly characters (ghosts, zombies, aliens, etc.) inhabiting others keep a safe distance.
We count down the best horror movies ever -- 31 films so bone-chillingly suspenseful it gave us the willies just writing about them.
31. 'The Ring' (2002)
Naomi Watts proves she's got the pipes of a true scream queen in this remake of the J-horror hit 'Ringu,' about a mysterious video tape that kills anyone who watches it (no, not the Pamela-Tommy Lee tape). It's drenched in taut suspense, and boasts a finale that'll have you sprinting away from your TV set.
30. 'Hellraiser' (1987)
Novelist Clive Barker's directorial debut has everything a great horror flick needs: a puzzle box that, when solved, tears your soul to shreds; a villain who gorges himself on human blood; and a pasty white minion of Satan with a British accent and pins jutting from his head (the iconic -- and aptly named -- Pinhead).
29. 'Nosferatu' (1922)
Despite being an unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' novel, director F.W. Murnau's seminal vampire flick is lauded as one of the best silent films ever. And Max Schreck is so chillingly creepy as bloodthirsty antagonist Count Orlok (aka Count Dracula) that the actor himself was believed to be a vampire.
28. 'The Descent' (2006)
Six sexy female spelunkers trapped in a cave sounds like the setup for Cinemax soft-core porn. But in this pulse-pounding, scream-a-minute Scottish import, it's the backdrop for a gloriously gory battle to the death between said spelunkers and a horde of blind, flesh-hungry cave mutants.
27. 'The Omen' (1976)
Being possessed by the devil is one thing, but to discover your child is actually the seed of Satan? Now that's freaky. A few shocking moments (and Jerry Goldsmith's eerie Oscar-winning score) elevate a thoroughly chilling film, while Harvey Stephens' Damien still holds the title as all-time creepiest kid in horror movies.
26. 'The Fly' (1986)
While the 1958 original was frightful (Vincent Price's tiny little fly voice pleading "Help me!" still gives us chills), David Cronenberg's remake is disquieting, disturbing, weird ... in a word, awesome. And Jeff Goldblum is indescribably alluring as the man mutating to a creepy crawler -- emphasis on "creepy."
25. 'The Wicker Man' (1973)
No, the much-maligned Nic Cage remake hasn't permanently tainted the sanctity of its title (it did leave scars). That's because the original is far too traumatic an experience -- in a good way. It's a genre-bending film that challenges viewers every step of the way through one supremely creepy Scottish isle.
24. 'Carnival of Souls' (1962)
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Young bullied Oskar finally gets a friend when Eli, a quiet girl moves into the apartment next to him, unaware that she's actually a vampire. Even if the film didn't have shocking images of a young 12-year-old-looking "girl" preying on unsuspecting victims -- which it totally does -- the film would still be noted for its striking, stylized depiction of a tender, tragic friendship amidst a beautiful, snow-filled setting.
22. 'Scream' (1996)
Only a fright master like Wes Craven could parody slasher "rules" (e.g., sex equals certain death), pay winking homage to classic horror films, and STILL make us jump 10 feet in the air. With one fell swoop, Craven both revived the genre and proved that a slasher flick needn't be as dumb as its dopey teen victims.
21. 'Friday the 13th' (1980)
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Incumbent Bruce Hamrick, a Democrat, is seeking re-election, while Republican Billy Luster is hoping to oust the four-term chairman.
Hamrick is a Vietnam veteran who served with the Army's 9th Infantry Division as a rifle team leader. He received numerous awards for valor in combat.
"I've always wanted to serve people," Hamrick said. "That service began with my time serving our country in Vietnam and has continued with my years of serving the people of Walker County as chairman of the commission."
During his time as chairman of the Walker County Commission, Hamrick said he's accomplished many things. He listed the relocation of the county's probate judge office and expansion of the revenue commissioner's office, the veteran's assistance office and the district attorney's office as things he is proud to have played a role in.
Hamrick said during his administration that county employees have been allowed to keep their healthcare coverage once they retire.
"I've worked hard to take care of our employees," he said. "Whether that was expanding offices or keeping the health coverage for retirees, I've tried to do what I can for our county employees. They are what make our county great."
Luster, a long-time business man and pastor, has served as the business manager for S&S Security Services for the past four years.
"Even in a bad economy, we've increased our revenue in the last four years," Luster said. "My background in business is what makes me the right choice for chairman. It's time for a change."
Luster said the county is facing "tremendous" debt in the coming years.
"There's no current plan," he said. "My plan is to get the economy moving forward by bringing more jobs to the area. Then we can formulate a plan to pay some on the interest. Up to this point, it looks like the current administration is just putting it off."
Hamrick said the county is "very sound" financially and holds a strong bond rating. He said the current commission has held off a refinancing debt plan that will save millions of dollars.
"We wanted to be transparent for the new commission, so we were waiting on the election to approve a plan," Hamrick said. "We do have debt like all governments, city and county, and ours is manageable, and we are handling it."
Hamrick said he has worked throughout his 16 years as chairman to bring jobs to the area.
"We've helped to bring many, many jobs to Walker County," he said. "We've worked as a team with area industrial boards, the City of Jasper and the chamber to secure many new businesses in the area."
Luster also wanted to address rumors that have been circulating in recent weeks about possible changes in the way the county operates if he is elected.
"There have been rumors that we would eliminate the district barns or do away with the civil service board. That is not true," Luster said. "We're not looking at cutting back employees. On the contrary, we are looking to add jobs. All that other is just politics and people looking to play on other people's fears."


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Emperor created a winner with this opus of black metal majesty. They created a sound and an atmosphere entirely their own and managed to use keyboard melodies without sounding cheesy throughout the entire album. This alone is worth mention since many bands go the keyboard route and it goes from evil to goth pop hilarity in a heartbeat.
Emperor create a dark and wild pagan soundscape and do it in such a way that the music sucks you in from the intro to the end of the album. Despite the poor production this is the most sweeping and epic Black Metal album ever recorded and captures the essence of what the scene was trying to communicate to people. It speaks of desolate Northern forests, wolves, moonscapes, evil and the vast emptiness and wildness of nature and does it in a truly majestic way. Even after all these years I can listen to this and get sucked into the music. Anyone who says there is no musical talent in metal hasn't heard this, and if you can't get beyond the production you probably shouldn't be listening to black metal anyway. The production adds to the atmosphere in ways that have to be heard to be believed. If you're new to black metal this is a mandatory album to listen to. As good as it ever got, end of story.


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Greenfield students learn practical lessons
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At Albert M Greenfield School, students are learning more than reading, writing and arithmetic. They are also learning about electricity and magnets, how to solve math problems and how to write stories — lessons that show how their education relates to everyday life.
"What makes this school so different is all of the different things we get to learn while we're here," said fourth-grader Skai Reynolds. "The teachers make sure we get better in all of our subjects and they are willing to help when we don't understand something. They make learning fun and that's what I like most about the school."
For fourth-grader James Siegel, math and science are two subjects that he is learning the most from so far this year.
"My favorite subject is math, so anything that has to do with math I'm all for it," said Siegel. "I like working on exponents, factors, and solving problems. Science is cool too. Right now, we are learning how electricity and magnets works. I'm really enjoying that because everything is very hands on."
Students at Greenfield have quality equipment to help enhance their learning while at school. The school has computer access in every classroom, two computer labs, two science labs, reading and research time in a state-of-the-art library, a thriving Mentally Gifted Program, a spirited athletic program, instrumental music instruction and a school-wide commitment to the arts.
"One of the many things that I like doing at the school is art," said fourth-grader Lola Hodgins. "I like to use oil pastels. I do use at school and also at home. Art is something I want to continue to do and grow in. I want to learn how to sketch with pencil without writing that hard. That's a personal goal for myself."
Some of the extracurricular activities at the school include Scrabble Club, Homework Club, Science Club, Health Club, Art Club, Yoga Club, Spanish Club, String Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Newspaper, Yearbook, American Girl Club, Business Club, Student Council, Learning Club, Safety Patrol, Sports Club, Kickball, Chess Club, and Math 24 Club.
"There are so many programs here," said fourth-grader Emma April. "It's really nice to be at a school that can provide different things for us to do. You can never get bored while you're here. The teachers make learning fun and the school makes sure we are involved with everything. I'm excited to be a part of a school like this."
In addition to academics, Greenfield is also known for its collaborations with local arts and cultural organizations, businesses and associations, to urban explorations and service projects in the community.
Some of the school's community partnerships include American Red Cross, Drexel University who Provides Middle School Nutrition Program, Asthma Bus/Jefferson Hospital, ARKEMA, Philadelphia Water Department, the Wood Turing Center, Environmental Protection Agency, Bartram's Garden, Science Leadership Academy, and the Moore College of Art.
On Oct. 26 the fourth-graders at Greenfield will be involved with a program called Soaring Words. The kids will be partnered up with 25 volunteers from BNY Mellon Bank, to decorate quilts and pillows for kids who are terminally ill at Children's Hospital. The quilts and pillows will have inspirational messages on them.
"We just want all of our students to get the best out of their education," said Principal Dan Lazar. "We provide our kids with an opportunity to really look at the world around them. Having them do something like this will help make someone else's day brighter as well as learn about the world around them.
"Our school is in the community, so we always make sure that we give our students the best education by giving them quality education at school and life lessons learned through projects like this."
Fourth-grader Tiberio Caricchio thinks what sets Greenfield a part from other schools is all the different opportunities it offers.
"We are getting so many experiences at this school," said Caricchio. "We're not just learning at school, but we are also learning about the world. Everything is hands-on and everything that we learn connects with what happens in everyday life, which makes going here a life lesson. I'm learning about myself and learning things at school. This school will help me become a better student and person."


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The Colville Indians, sparked by a pair of Tasha Luu baskets, finally pulled away from the Riverside Lady Rams 50-38 in Northeast A League basketball action on Friday.
The Lady Rams, who cut the Indians' lead to 42-36 on a Courtney Davis basket with 5 minutes to play, saw Colville close out the game with an 8-2 run, sparked by Luu's performance.
The win improved Colville's NE-A record to 6-1 (11-5 overall), while Riverside fell to 1-6, 6-11.
The Lady Rams, who trailed 21-15 at halftime, came out strong in the third quarter, Keyed by a basket by Marissa Pace and two field goals from Days, the Lady Rams tied the game at 25-25 with 5 minutes to play in the third quarter.
The Indians responded with two free throws from Erin Little and a basket by Ashley Knight to reclaim a 29-25 lead. A Hannah Holm basket trimmed the Colville lead to 30-28, only to see the Colville squad score the final four points of the quarter.
The Indians stretched their lead to nine points, 41-32, only to see the Lady Rams make one final push before Luu took over in the finals 2 minutes.
Davis led all scorers with 21 points, while Knight paced the Indians with 13 points.
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PHOENIX (AP) - Phoenix is planning two more gun buyback events, and Mayor Greg Stanton is encouraging more people to bring in unwanted guns and to donate to keep the program going.
The first buyback events put together last Saturday by Phoenix police, the mayor and Arizonans for Gun Safety brought in more than 800 guns. The guns were collected at three area churches.
Stanton announced the final count Wednesday: 442 handguns, 162 shotguns, 198 rifles and one assault rifle. He says he was surprised with the turnout.
This Saturday's buyback will be held at the Betania Presbyterian Church.
Residents will be able to receive gift cards for groceries in exchange for their unwanted weapon. The amount of the gift card varies depending on the type of weapon turned in.
Related story: Hundreds of guns turned in during Phoenix buyback
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This book is about fishing trip in highlands Icland. Delegates were Lárus Björnsson, Vagn Inólfsson and Finnbogi Björnsson as photographer.
About the AuthorFinnbogi Björnsson
Finnbogi Björnsson is an educated carpenter and worked as such until he began to study photography at the school of photography in Reykjavik in the fall of 2010.
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What charmed him the most to photograph is the nature in the north
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Bulldog Energy Airport, LLC and Indy Airport Solar Project II, LLC will co-develop the solar farm directly west of the phase one solar farm currently under construction. When the projects are completed, IND will be the site of the largest airport-based solar farm developments in the country.
Under the terms of the agreement, Bulldog Energy Airport, LLC and Indy Airport Solar Project II, LLC will finance, design, construct, and operate the facility on land leased from the IAA. Design and utility interconnection studies are already approved, and construction could begin as early as the third quarter of 2013. Combined phase one and phase two projects will exceed 20 megawatts.
The phase two solar farm is expected to produce more than 15 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually, or enough power for 1,200 average American homes for one year. This is comparable to preventing approximately 10,700 tons of CO2 from being released into the environment each year, which is the equivalent of removing approximately 2,000 cars from the road. To help raise awareness of solar energy, real-time output data will be available to the public.
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"Development of a second IND-based solar farm is the result of our continued focus on both economic sustainability and environmental commitments," said Robert Duncan, executive director for the IAA. "The solar farms allow previously undeveloped land to begin generating solar energy as well as significant sources of non-airline revenues for the IAA. This creates benefits for all airport stakeholders, better positions us to sustain current and future air service, and adds to the more than $55 million in state and local tax revenues annually generated as a result of the airport's presence."
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The application deadline is Friday, March 29, 2013. The fellowship period will be September 2013 through May 2014.
The Humanities Center Fellowship program will bring together scholars from different disciplines – both within the College of Social Sciences and Humanities as well as other colleges of Northeastern University – around a common issue of humanistic import.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – The Jacksonville University men's basketball team (1-2) concludes its brief road trip to the state of North Carolina on Monday night, taking on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons (3-0) at 7 p.m. The game will be available to a nationwide audience on ESPN3, while Scott Manze will have the call on 92.5 FM.
Playing its second road game of the season on Saturday night, Jacksonville was hot right from the opening tip against Gardner-Webb and opened up its largest lead of the night at 9-4 within the first two minutes. The Runnin' Bulldogs responded however, keeping the Dolphins without a made field goal for over 10 minutes of the first half. Though JU was able to keep the game close from the line and go into halftime down only five, Naji Hibbert caught fire in the second half for the home side, helping Gardner-Webb open up a lead that would reach as much as 12 points. With Jacksonville forced to foul, the Runnin' Bulldogs hit enough free throws down the stretch to stay out in front and hold on for an 87-78 victory.
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Tyler Alderman also continued to show his growth early in his sophomore season. The JU big man went 4-for-4 at the free throw line and scored eight points, grabbed three rebounds and tied a career high with four blocks in 23 minutes of action. The Dolphins blocked nine shots in the game; the most for the team in a single game since Jan. 16, 2010 against Belmont.
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Spectrum licences to be 'fair and transparent'PUBLISHED: 26 Apr 2012 00:03:00 | UPDATED: 27 Apr 2012 03:06:03PUBLISHED: 26 Apr 2012 PRINT EDITION: 26 Apr 2012
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The Australian Communications and Media Authority has reassured mobile carriers, including Telstra and Optus, that multibillion-dollar auctions for spectrum licences later this year will be fair and transparent.
In a seminar to discuss recently released draft rules for the allocation of spectrum that will soon be made available, the communications regulator said it was confident of the integrity of the sophisticated auction process it planned to use.
Telcos are nervous about the combinatorial clock auction process that will used to allocate the valuable spectrum, the first auction of its kind in Australia. The process will involve two stages of bidding, and a computer algorithm determining the highest bidder.
"It is quite different to a traditional ascending auction," ACMA manager of major spectrum allocations Jane Cole said, adding that the regulator was considering an external audit of the process.
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ACMA will auction off spectrum licences later this year in the 700 megaherz and 2.5 gigaherz bands that will be freed up from the cessation of analog television broadcasts. The so-called "digital dividend" could provide the government with a $4 billion budget windfall, said Telsyte.
The 700MHz band is considered particularly valuable as it can be used to power 4G or "long-term evolution" services, which afford mobile users superfast speeds similar to fixed-line connections. This spectrum will be divided into nine chunks. Due to restrictions aimed at promoting competition, no single bidder can acquire more than four of these blocks.
ACMA will set reserve prices about six weeks before the auctions take place. Telstra's general manager of spectrum management, Brian Miller, asked whether reserve prices could be set earlier to provide bidders with more certainty and the ability to shore up financing.
"It's an issue that is very much still on the table," Ms Cole said.
"We are open to considering the timing of that announcement. The primary constraint, from our point of view, is ensuring that we set the reserve price close enough to the auction that we base the price on accurate, current information.
"The earlier we set it, the greater the chance something in the market will change or shift which will materially affect the suitability of . . . the prices."
A consultation paper is planned to be released next month.
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LOCATION! Location! LOCATION! Stunning Condo w/ Ocean Views! in Martha's Vineyard
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Sea View Condo
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$ 1,200 - $ 4,500 / week
$ 3,000 - $ 3,000 / month
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LOCATION, Location, LOCATION! Prime Vineyard Property!
Wonderful condo in the fabulous Sea View Condos building. Highly desirable property with stunning ocean views from almost every window. This is the place for your summer vacation! Beach is directly across the street. This highly sought after vacation spot on gorgeous Martha's Vineyard is truly the PERFECT vacation spot. Everything you need is close by within walking distance: beach, parks, shopping, boats, restaurants, bike path, all just minutes away. Golf and tennis are just down the road, too. Great for couples and small families. We have had many satisfied, repeat visitors.
This very clean, beautifully kept, and newer condo (built 1985) is in the SeaView complex located directly across the street from a small town beach. With us, you don't have to worry that you might reserve your vacation property and end up somewhere that is small, dirty or outdated. Not the case here! This property is family owned, and we take great pride in making it perfectly clean and comfortable for our guests. We want you to visit every year! Enjoy spectacular views of the ocean from almost every room. Be at the beach in seconds, as it is directly across the street. Again this two bedroom, two full bathroom, spacious condominium (1000 sq.ft) is located in a very convenient area, within walking distance of the Oak Bluffs ferryboat, Ocean Park and to the center of town. Sleeps 4-5 (5th on sofa bed). Master Bedroom has small deck that connects to the living room for relaxing and enjoying the astounding ocean views.
Having a car is absolutely not necessary because of where this property is, but can be convenient for exploring every part of the Vineyard. One off-street, unreserved parking space is included if you have a vehicle. If you don't bring a car over on the ferry (make sure to book your reservations early), you can always rent one on-island if you prefer. The VTA bus (Vineyard Transit Authority) is also a good alternative - it shuttles between towns for small charge.
We are happy to help you with your planning by giving you the websites and phone numbers to the bus line that goes from Boston to Woods Hole, as well as ferryboat information to get over the the island, or you may choose to fly to the island from Boston into the small island airport. Our weeks book up early, so email or call to reserve your dates. Looking forward to accommodating you. Enjoy your wonderful SeaView Condo Martha's Vineyard beach vacation!
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condo rental amenities
This clean property is well-maintained, contemporary, and beautifully appointed. Includes cable tv (basic), wireless, high speed internet, DVD, CD player, phone, washer/ dryer, a fully stocked kitchen including dishes, silverware, pots, pans, glasses, refrigerator, dishwasher, oven, and microwave. Includes one off-street parking space (unreserved). Master bedroom is a queen bed, other bedroom has two twins. Sofa is a pull-out bed. Maximum guests limited to 4-5, and is very comfortable for that number. Linens (sheets and bath towels) can be provided for a $99 set up and wash rental fee (optional), or you may rent your own.
activities and attractions in Martha's Vineyard Massachusetts Islands
Enjoy all that this gorgeous island has to offer: parks, beaches, great shopping and restaurants, and the oldest continuously operated carousel in the country - The Flying Horses - are all just a walk away. There is so much to see around town, but you can also take a drive "up-island" to visit the Glass Works, Aquinnah and the famous sunsets in Menemsha. Or take a ferryboat or plane to Nantucket for the day. Come and see where JAWS was filmed. Check out other activities at the Martha's Vineyard Chamber of Commerce. Make it a relaxing or activity filled vacation. SUMMER ON THE VINEYARD!! Could turn into a beautiful family tradition.
vacation rental rates
Weekly rental begins Sun 4:30pm thru following Sun 10:30am. Sleeps 4-5 (5th on sofa bed).
BY THE WEEK (Sunday to Sunday)
July (June 29-July 26): $2900/week;
August (July 27-August 30): $3300/week;
Fireworks Week of August 17-24: $4500 (please inquire if still available)
September (Aug 31-Sep 28): $2500/week;
October (beginning Oct 1): $1200/week or avail by the month (inquire);
NIGHTLY avail May 1-June 14, 2013 and after Sept 7, 2103 (2 night min):
Two nights: $389/night (2 guests); $469/night (for 3-4 guests)
Three nights or more: $359/night (2 guests); $449/night (for 3-4 guests)
Refundable security deposit of $300 due in addition to rental rate.
Departure (non-refundable) cleaning fee of $149.00.
Optional: Linens (sheets and towels) can be provided for non-refundable $149.00 rental and wash fee, or you may bring own. Paypal accepted;
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Martha's Vineyard
- Beach
- Lighthouses
- Shopping
- Sailing
- Relaxing
Top things to do on a budget
- Beach
- Ice Cream
- Sightseeing
- Walking Tours
- Shuttle Tours
Top things to do with a family
- Beach
- Lighthouse tour
- Biking
- Tennis
- Ice Cream
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Wall Drug is a surprisingly worthy stop. They really do have 5¢coffee, free ice water and enough diversions and come-ons to warm the heart of schlock-lovers everywhere. But amidst the fudge in the faux frontier complex is a superb bookstore with the best selection of regional titles we've seen.


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Al Golden said the plan was to get his starters out early and get a good look at his second- and third-team players.
Mission accomplished.
If the Hurricanes can take anything of substance from their 77-7 bludgeoning of Savannah State on Saturday night at Sun Life Stadium, it's more game film of their freshmen and sophomores, who did nothing really to disappoint against an inferior opponent.
Freshman running back Gus Edwards, a 6-2, 225-pound wrecking ball the team is hoping can contribute more in short-yardage situations and be a nice changeup for the elusive Duke Johnson, ran for 113 yards and three touchdowns.
Receiver Stacy Coley, who had a case of the drops when he played against FAU in the season opener, showed no jitters in his first action since.
He caught three passes for 16 yards and one touchdown, and displayed his dangerous ability in the return game, taking back a kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter and shaking and baking his way to a 20-yard return on a punt.
"With the drops against FAU, it felt great to come back against Savannah State," Coley said. "[On the kick return for the touchdown] it felt great to see green grass and people going crazy."
Tight end Beau Sandland showed his ferocity in the passing game, leading the team with six catches for 76 yards and scoring on a 13-yard touchdown pass from Gray Crow.
Linebacker Jermaine Grace led the team with five tackles. Defensive end Al-Quadin Muhammad had his first two sacks in a Hurricanes uniform. And plenty of others had their moments.
"I think we learned about a lot of individuals," Golden said. "Certainly, [backup quarterback] Ryan Williams stepped up. Gus Edwards stepped up. Beau Sandland stepped up. We learned a little bit about Stacy. There were defensive guys who played hard, and I think we're coming out of it healthy, which is my primary concern once it got a little lopsided."
Edwards said coaches had been telling him all week to get ready, and he got his first two carries in the second quarter. He reeled off a 21-yard dash to the Tigers' 1-yard line on his first carry. On the next play, he pummeled his way into the end zone to give UM a 49-0 lead heading into halftime.
"I think that's what the coaches want me to step up and do — to be a big guy that runs between the tackles," said Edwards, who had six carries for 19 yards against FAU in the opener but couldn't punch the ball into the end zone. "Being on the goal line, me being a big guy, that has to be a big part of my game. I have to be 100 percent there.
"This game kind of gave me a feel for the atmosphere. Even though I played in the first game of the season, I didn't play as much as I played here. I played a lot, maybe more than other guys. I got the feeling of basically playing a full game."
Grace, who had just two tackles in the opener against FAU, shared the first tackle of the game with Dallas Crawford on the opening kickoff. The four-star linebacker out of Miramar High then played defense from the third quarter on, leading UM's second- and third-team units in tackles.
"He was playing hard," Golden said. "He's got to study the game more. He's got to prepare more. He has to learn that process. The older guys are trying to mentor him in that realm, and he has to be a bigger factor on special teams."
Freshman linebacker Alex Figueroa lamented the fact that the Hurricanes gave up a 75-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter, but he said it was nice to see the team "execute everything we wanted to do in practice."


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The Arthur C Clarke Award – The submissions (part 1)By
Every year, before announcing the shortlist (and from there, the winner), the organisers of the Arthur C Clarke Award traditionally release the full list of the books submitted to the judges for consideration.
This year, in order to highlight some of the fantastic fiction being written by women in the field* the ACCA administrators have started by listing all the books by women that have been submitted. It's well worth a look, if only to lay waste to the myth that women don't write science fiction**.
*In the field of science fiction, that is. We make no claims as to the location in which these books were written, be it Starbucks, a home office, or, indeed, a field.
** Another way to see some great science fiction by women would be to check out – and support – this great Kickstarter by Lightspeed Magazine.


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ESPN analyst: Arizona 'must be taken seriously' as title contender
But basketball is a game of bounces, as the Wildcats so convincingly proved over the final 61 seconds of play. UA closed the game on a 7-0 run, thanks to three forced turnovers, a missed free throw by Gators guard Kenny Boynton (a 90-percent shooter from the charity stripe this season) and a nifty game-winning bucket with seven ticks remaining by transfer Mark Lyons.
The Wildcats shocked the Gators 65-64 at the McKale Center -- in the first matchup of top 10 teams in Tucson since 2004 -- to remain unbeaten, and in doing so received some well-deserved national attention.
While ESPN analyst Andy Katz named Butler his team of the week, after the Bulldogs upset No. 1 Indiana in overtime Saturday afternoon, he still had plenty of nice things to say about UA.
The Wildcats had to claw back to beat previously undefeated Florida in the final seven seconds Saturday night, and the win caps off a tremendous week for the Wildcats after they won a week ago at Clemson. Arizona is the clear favorite in the Pac-12 and now must be taken seriously as a national title contender.
There are plenty of flaws with this squad, but one of the most pressing is youth inside. That will improve over time. Arizona showed plenty of grit in its win over Florida. The Wildcats head to Hawaii for the Diamond Head Classic, and wins there over San Diego State, Ole Miss or Miami would continue to prove this team's growth.
According to ESPN Stats & Information, Saturday's win was the first by a Pac-12 team over a non-conference opponent ranked in the top 5, since Arizona beat No. 4 Gonzaga back in December 2008.
UA is off to its best start (8-0) since Lute Olsen's squad began the 1998-99 season with eight straight victories.
- Rich Rodriguez, Head Coach UA Football - Monday August 25Who will be his starting quarterback and how will he replace Ka'Deem Carey?
- Greg Byrne, University of Arizona Athletic Director - Friday August 8Greg Byrne talks about the new ruling that gives autonomy to the Power 5 conferences.
- Bucky Brooks, NFL Network draft analyst - Friday May 2Bucky Brooks discusses what the Cardinals should do with the 20th overall pick.
- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - Tuesday April 15Adam and Jarrett talk about UA's early departures.
- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - Thursday April 3Adam and Jarrett recap a tough loss as well as the season itself.


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CATEGORIES Horror, Home Entertainment, Trailers and Clips, Features, Trailers and Clips, CinematicalPumpkinhead, FX wizard Stan Winston's debut film, wasn't exactly a huge hit when it was released back in 1988. However, in the years since, it's found an appreciative audience on VHS and DVD. It's easy enough to understand why -- Pumpkinhead is a pretty entertaining horror film that did just enough to separate itself from all the "me too" slasher films that were killing the genre at that time.
Lance Henriksen stars as an earnest, hardworking shop owner out in the country. When a group of city kids come through town on their way to go dirt biking, one of them accidentally runs down Henriksen's son. Rather than do the right thing and call the authorities, the young punk forces his friends to remain silent and flee the scene. That doesn't sit right with the grieving father, who takes his son to an old witch so she can resurrect him. She offers Henriksen a shot at vengeance -- through the demon Pumpkinhead -- which the shattered man willingly accepts. The resurrected demon then goes on the killing spree everyone was expecting.
Hit the jump to find out what makes Pumpkinhead interesting.
In a field filled with movies where killers offed teenagers for the flimsiest of reasons, Pumpkinhead was something different -- it was a story of grief, loss, and revenge that also happened to have a giant demonic creature killing off young adults. It was painted in broad strokes -- instantly recognizable to anyone familiar with the language of horror cinema, but it at least made an effort to try to be more than many of its counterparts. The film has shortcomings -- lots of them, in fact -- but if you enjoy a good body count flick, this one's entertaining.
Most of that is thanks to Henriksen. A veteran of these kinds of films, the actor brings pathos to his role. He's heads and shoulders above everyone else in Pumpkinhead, and the film benefits greatly from his presence.
I spoke to the actor earlier this year, and he had this to say about his experience. "When I got the script they sent me, I opened the package and it said Pumpkinhead on it and I went 'What? What is that?' I thought it was Sleepy Hollow where a guy is riding around with a pumpkin on his head. Then I started reading the script and it came to one scene where the little boy and his dad are going to the witch to try to get her to bring him back to life. The little boy sits up and says 'Daddy what are you doing?' When I read that, the hair on my neck stood up and thought 'Oh my God. What a good scene that is.' That one little scene made me want to do it."
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Sandown, NH — Richard "Dick" E. Hubley, of Sandown, NH passed away on August 28, 2012 at Parkland Medical Center, Derry, NH.
He was born July 17, 1925 in Haverhill, MA, son of Elmer Adams Hubley and Mabel (Montgomery) Hubley. A lifelong resident of Haverhill, MA, before moving to Sandown NH in September of 2005. He attended Haverhill Public Schools, graduating fro Haverhill High School, class of 1943.
After graduation from high school, Dick served in the Army from 1943 to 1946, where he participated in the battle of Okinawa, serving with The Headquarters Detachment, 216th Quartermaster Battalion. When the war ended in 1945, his unit was transferred to Korea to serve in the Army of occupation. He received the WWII Victory Medal, American Campaign Ribbon Bar, Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal and the Good Conduct Medal. He was honorably discharged in March of 1946 with the rank of Technical Sergeant.
He attended Merrimack College and was employed by Western Electric Company for 35 years, retiring in May 1981 as Department Chief of General Accounting. After his retirement, he was hired as a consultant for American Telephone & Telegraph International in Bunbeg, Ireland with the Telectron Plant in 1982 and again in 1984.
He was a member of the baseball team in high school and also played for "The Cleary Cleaners" team in the Inter Town League in the 1950's. He was an avid golfer and was a member of the Amesbury Country Club for over 50 years.
He served on the Budget Panels of the Haverhill United Fund for several years. In 1964, he became a Corporator and later a Trustee of Pentucket Bank, where he was currently serving as Chairman of the Audit Committee.
He volunteered at the Council of Aging for several years, assisting the elderly with the preparation of their income taxes. He was a former volunteer at the Special Collections room of the Haverhill Public Library. He was formerly President of the Griffin-White Home for Aged Men and Couples, and was currently serving on the Board of the Griffin-White Foundation.
Dick was a member of the Hampstead Congregational Church, serving as Treasurer and Trustee; Friends of the Hampstead Library; Essex Society of Genealogists, and the New England Historic and Genealogical Society of Boston. With his wife, he published a book, "The Descendants of Nathaniel Brickett of Newbury , Massachusetts."
He leaves his wife of 66 years, Claire (Wardwell) Hubley, who he married on April 14, 1946. Also one daughter, Dale and her husband John "Jack" Clayton of Plaistow, NH. Four grandchildren, Robert Lane and Charles Clayton of Plaistow, NH; Danielle (Lane) Solari and her husband Andrew of Falmouth, ME; Erin (Clayton) Stephens and her husband Jason of North Andover, two great grandchildren, Sofia and Arabella Solari; brother Robert Hubley of Derry, NH, 2 nieces, one nephew and several cousins.
ARRANGEMENTS: His Memorial Service was held on Saturday, September 1st at 1:00 pm at the Hampstead Congregational Church. Interment was private in the Pine Grove Cemetery, Salem, NH. Arrangements were by H.L. Farmer & Sons Funeral Homes and Cremation Service, Haverhill and Bradford. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Hampstead Congregational Church, 61 Main St. Hampstead, NH 03841-2035. Condolences to his family may be made at


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What He's Really Thinking When You Fight
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An hour before she and her husband, Tim, are expected at his parents' house, Liz walks in the door to find him watching football in the den with their toddler, Ella -- a dirty mess from her day at the playground -- at his feet. The house is a disaster, they're expected at the party in an hour and the cookies they had offered to bring to the get-together are sitting unbaked in the fridge. After racing to get the cookies in the oven while settling a work issue with a colleague on the phone, Liz dashes to the bedroom to change. "Will you get Ella ready to go? I've left her dress and shoes out," she calls out to Tim, who's still sitting in front of the tube. Tim nods his assent, and when Liz emerges, she finds him pacing impatiently by the door.
Leaning over to adjust Ella's dress, she asks Tim if he's cleaned her up. "Yes," he says, exasperated. "We're late. Let's go." But when they arrive at Tim's parents', and Liz reaches to take Ella out of her car seat, she sees that her daughter's hands and face are still covered with grime. "She's filthy," Liz hisses. Tim shrugs, saying he'll clean her up when they get inside. "That's not the point, Tim," shouts a now-fuming Liz. "Why didn't you see how dirty she was when you were changing her? She needed a bath."
Once inside, Liz can't get over her anger -- she can't even bring herself to talk to her husband. Miffed by her coldness, Tim purposefully ignores it and within moments a conversation with his uncle eclipses Liz's distress in his mind. Tim's sister, on the other hand, takes one look at Liz's flushed face and pulls her into the kitchen for a hug and a chat. "I can't believe him," Liz seethes. "She looked like something out of Oliver Twist! Not only that, but lead levels in the soil in our neighborhood are astronomical!" she says. "We had such a scare after the renovation when her first tests came back high for lead. Does he want her to have brain damage?"
Liz stays on a slow simmer for the rest of the evening. The next morning, she arrives at the breakfast table determined to find some kind of resolution. She tries to talk about the argument and what it means for their relationship, but Tim accuses her of exaggerating and overreacting. Liz thinks he doesn't care about her, and Tim doesn't know why she's making such a fuss. "Why," he wonders for the hundredth time, "does every little thing have to turn into a full-blown drama? Why can't she just move on?"


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Regarding the editorial "Tarr deserves credit for tough call" (The Times, Monday, Feb. 18), although state Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr announced he's not running, it's suddenly a very crowded Republican field for the upcoming Senate race.
We may see even more entrants before next week's filing deadline.
But this chorus of contenders faces very real challenges: First, the eventual nominee will need to overcome the perception of being the party's "second choice" after Scott Brown. This requires both carving out a unique identity and maneuvering beyond the distracting media comparisons to the former senator.
Second, name recognition may be a problem, particularly with the condensed schedule before the April 30 primary and June 25 general election.
Third, and most daunting, outside fund-raising dollars could dry up if national Republicans see the race as a long shot — particularly if Congressmen Ed Markey, D-Malden, and Stephen Lynch, D-South Boston, come roaring out of the gate.
Then again, anything can happen in an off-year special election, where voter turnout tends to wane and earned media can boost an underdog.
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Attempted fuel theft in Tidworth
4:30pm Friday 4th January 2013 in News By Hannah White
POLICE are appealing for information after thieves attempted to steal fuel from a car parked in Forest Drive, Tidworth.
A hole was drilled into the fuel tank of a green Rover between December 14 and 19 but no fuel was taken.
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Saint Severian
Roman imperial senator during the persecutions of Licinius. He witnessed the martyrdom of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste and was moved to proclaim his own faith. Martyr.
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