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Blood bank partneringwith Child Protection Center
MANATEE -- Suncoast Communities Blood Bank is partnering with the Child Protection Center. The blood bank is asking donors to bring in an item from the Child Protection wish list when they donate blood through Dec. 18. Items needed include coloring books, crayons, art supplies, socks, diapers, band aids, dog treats, jump ropes and new or gently used clothing.
Items may be dropped off in Manatee County at donor centers at Lakewood Ranch Plaza, 1731 Lakewood Ranch Blvd., and Bayshore Gardens Shopping Center, 6026 14th St. W.
AutoMaxx servingas food donation location
SARASOTA -- AutoMaxx of Sarasota has announced it will serve as a food donation center for All Faiths Food Bank of Sarasota.
A food donation barrel has been set up in the dealership at 8490 N. Tamiami Trail. All Faiths Food Bank encourages donations of protein-rich foods like canned meats and seafood; canned fruit and juices; canned vegetables; and whole grains, cereal, pasta rice and beans. No glass containers will be accepted.
Lakewood Ranch Town Halljoins Manatee food drive
LAKEWOOD RANCH -- Lakewood Ranch Town Hall, 8175 Lakewood Ranch Blvd., is participating in the Manatee County Food Bank Drive. There will be a collection barrel in the Town Hall front lobby until Wednesday.
Private school holds drive for community food banks
SARASOTA -- Beyond the Spectrum, a nonprofit school and therapeutic clinic for children with autism and related disabilities, is conducting 21 days of giving back to the community food drive with a goal of 200 items. The school is collecting items through Dec. 21 at 7333 International Place, Sarasota.
Grill helps with Feeding Empty Little Tummies
HOLMES BEACH -- Island Gourmet Grill, 5910 Marina Drive, is accepting donations for F.E.L.T. "Feeding Empty Little Tummies", of Manatee County for the month of December.
According to organizers of Feeding Empty Little Tummies Inc., $25 will feed one child for six weeks. Typical backpack food items needed include oatmeal and cereal packs, pasta cups, fruit cups, raisins, beans with franks, and peanuts and Almonds. No glass containers. Tab tops are preferred.
Information: 941-747-8804 or visit www.feltinc.org. Send checks, payable to FELT Inc. of Manatee, to Island Gourmet Grill, 5910 Marina Drive, Holmes Beach, FL 34217
Burgers & Brew supports food bank, Toys for Tots
MANATEE -- AJ's Burgers & Brew, 3550 53rd Ave. W., in support of the Manatee Food Bank and Toys for Tots, is asking customers to bring in a nonperishable food item and receive $1 off a burger, sandwich or entrée.
Those who bring in an unwrapped toy for Toys for Tots will receive a free beer with the purchase of a burger, sandwich or entrée.
Drop-off points for toys
n BRADENTON -- Hernden, Trapp and Westfall, 4702 26th St. W., Bradenton, and Clear Sunset Car Wash & Auto Detailing, 6415 State Road 64 E., Bradenton, are serving as toy collection sites for Overcome Birth Defects The Toy Cabinet and the third annual toy drive to benefit children who will be hospitalized in Manatee County during the holidays. Toys will be collected through Dec. 20.
New, unwrapped toys are welcome for children of all ages. A list of toy suggestions may be found on Overcome Birth Defects website www.overcomebirthdefects.com.
n HOLMES BEACH -- Lois Gift, branch manager for Hancock Bank, 5324 Gulf Drive. Bring your new, unwrapped toy 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 6 p.m. Friday. Anyone unable to purchase a toy can make a donation by check payable to the Marines Toys For Tots Foundation. If you are unable to drop off your toy donation, someone will be happy to pick it up for you.
n PALMETTO -- Slicks Garage, 923 Fifth St. W.
n BRADENTON -- Rep. Jim Boyd's district office, 717 Manatee Ave. W., Suite 100 (entrance on Manatee Avenue). For more information, call 941-708-4968.
n ELLENTON -- The Ellenton Steakhouse, under The Ice Arena dome at 5309 29th St. E., Ellenton, is a Toys for Tots drop-off point and a Food Bank of Manatee County location. Open 4-10 p.m. Tuesday-Friday and noon-1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
n BRADENTON -- Keller Williams Realty of Manatee, 4520 S.R. 64 E., has a Toys For Tots barrel in its lobby.
n BRADENTON -- America's Super Pawn, Inc., 5137 14th St. W., is sponsoring its second Season of Giving event benefitting All Faiths Food Bank and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Manatee.
From now until Dec. 18, anyone bringing in a food or toy donation will receive a ticket to enter a drawing for a new Lenovo Ideapad laptop computer.
n BRADENTON -- New unwrapped toys and gift items can be dropped off at the Manatee Players, 102 Old Main St. in downtown Bradenton.
-- Herald staff report


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Python, Lua and BeanShell: Google's New Android Scripting
The Android Scripting Environment (ASE) is under Apache 2.0 licensing and should soon have Ruby and JavaScript support.
Linux mavens would be pleased with ASE. It provides them access to many Android APIS without needing the complete development framework for full-fledged Android applications. The ASE will initially support the three languages Python, Lua and BeanShell. Ruby and JavaScript will be next.
The scripts allow the likes of starting activities, making phone calls, sending text messages and scanning barcodes. They support the text-to-speech capabilities of the Android OS. Moreover, BeanShell can talk directly with the Android Java API.
The ASE is currently in alpha. Further details, useful examples and downloads are on the Android-Scripting webpage.
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Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
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New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.
New Trojan Targets Online Banking
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This Week in Jacksonville University Athletics
Feb. 12, 2007
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In this week's edition, we look back at a successful week in JU athletics, while looking at the lovely week ahead around campus.
Men's Basketball
The Dolphins have won six of their last seven games after defeating East Tennessee State and Kennesaw State last week.
JU ended East Tennessee State's 10-game winning streak with a 74-66 victory at the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Area on Feb 8. Freshman Ben Smith recorded 14 points against the Buccaneers.
Smith ended the week with a season-high 20 points to lead the Dolphins to a 76-72 win against Kennesaw State on Feb. 10 at Swisher Gymnasium.
This week, the Dolphins travel to face Mercer on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Fans can watch the game live on Comcast Sports Southeast (local ch. 54) as part of the Atlantic Sun "Game of the Week."
JU will finish the week in DeLand, Fla. on Sunday to face in-state rival Stetson at 6 p.m.
Women's Basketball
Sophomore guard Regina Omoite scored a career-high 19 points and junior forward Ashley Williams tallied her 12th career double-double to lead the Dolphins to a clean sweep in the SunTrust River City Rumble with a 67-52 win over North Florida on Feb. 10
JU (14-8, 8-4 A-Sun) set a new program record for wins (surpassing the previous mark of 13 in 2000-01) by dominating the boards (46-35) and converting 24 points on 17 Osprey turnovers.
The Dolphins will next host East Tennessee State at Swisher Gymnasium on Thursday at 7 p.m. and play Kennesaw State on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Freshman Ashley Iveson tossed seven scoreless innings in her first collegiate start to help JU defeat UNC-Greensboro, 3-0, on Feb. 11 in the final day of the JU Tournament.
She finished the week with a 0.87 ERA, while allowing only one run on six hits and striking out eight batters.
Offensively, Ashley Mora picked up four doubles in five games, while Pat Melo recorded four hits.
The Dolphins travel to Tallahassee, Fla. to complete in the Sunshine State Classic starting on Friday. They open the tournament with Memphis at 9:30 a.m. and finish the day with No. 25 Florida State at 5 p.m. JU will wrap up that tournament on Saturday with South Carolina at 9:30 a.m. and Kansas at Noon.
Women's & Men's Tennis
Both JU tennis programs split a pair of hard fought matches last week.
The men fell to cross-town rival North Florida, 4-3, on Feb. 9 before downing Florida A&M by the same score the next day.
The women opened the week with a 5-2 win against former A-Sun rival UCF on Feb. 10, but fell a day later at South Florida, 7-0.
The women host Stetson at the Keith Watson Family Complex on Friday at 1 p.m., while the men are back in action on Saturday, Feb. 24. as they host Mercer at 2 p.m.
Other Notable Events
- The track and field team heads to Johnson City, Tenn. for the A-Sun Indoor Track and Field Championships to defend their 2006 title on Friday and Saturday.
- The baseball team hosts Georgia Southern and USF at Alexander Brest Field this week. They finish with a two-game set in Tampa against USF starting on Saturday.
- The men's golf team competes in the Pat Hicks-Southern Invitational on Monday in St. George, Utah.


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Taking an early look at the best two days of football of the NFL season — the top four seeds are back in action — plus all the other developing stories around the league this week:
1. Nothing like getting the party started right. Arguably the weekend's most intriguing matchup will happen first, on Saturday afternoon. It's a match of contrasting styles, an unstoppable force (the top-ranked Saints' offense) vs. an immovable object (the Niners' top-five-ranked defense). Both teams also have excellent kicking games, too, leveling the field even more. There's also perhaps some bad blood between the teams. The Saints thumped the Niners in the preseason with Saints coordinator Gregg Williams blitzing relentlessly, sending the dogs like it was, well, the playoffs. The reason? There's a story going around that Sean Payton left a message for Jim Harbaugh and asked if the two teams could have a gentlemen's agreement and hold off from blitzing in the game. According to the story, Harbaugh never called Payton back, so Williams took matters into his own hands. Harbaugh claims no knowledge of this situation. "And even if there was, we wouldn't do it anyway," he said. "We ask no quarter, we give no quarter, and that's how we approach things." Cute story, but whatever. What no Saints fan will deny is that these teams were division rivals in the old NFC West for years with the Niners pretty much dominating the series all through the 1980s and '90s. This one will be special for some dyed-in-the-wool Saints fans who go back a few years.
2. OK, the game. The 49ers lack playoff experience and Alex Smith enters this game with a lot to prove. But this team has gotten to this point because it is confident, poised and assertive. It takes after head coach Jim Harbaugh, who will pull out all the stops this week to make sure his team is mentally ready. The coaches got together to eat some pizza, maybe have a beer or two and watch the Saints roll up 45 points against the Lions. Acid indigestion? Niners coordinator Vic Fangio will need more than Maalox to stop that offense. Saints WR Lance Moore might not play, but other than that, what can the 49ers look forward too? Don't be shocked if they take a page from the Titans' playbook. In a game that could have a similar feel to this one, the Titans held the Saints to three field goals through three quarters in Week 14. Although the Titans lost the game, they had the right formula against Drew Brees and Co. The Saints got their yards (437), first downs (24) and third-down conversions (11-of-19), but the Titans made them work. The three field goals came on drives of 10, nine and 15 plays. The Saints' longest play was 35 yards; they had only five plays longer than 20 yards.
3. Don't talk about keys of the game with Harbaugh. "I think all of it is going to matter," he said. "Everybody starts talking about the keys; this is the key, that's the key. Before you know it, you've got 26 different keys to the game, which is really accurate." The Saints did a great job of attacking the middle of the field and were fortunate that the Lions didn't take advantage of three possible interceptions, all of which were dropped. The 49ers are strongest up the middle with ILBs Patrick Willis and Navorro Bowman and seldom have dropped picks, as seen by their plus-28 turnover margin in the regular season. Brees and his offensive teammates have to be sharp and deal with the crowd noise, which is sure to be a few decibels past the threshold of pain. And the run game that has made the Saints so much more balanced this season could be negated by a 49ers run defense that finished the regular season ranked No. 1.
4. After the Patriots had finished off their 41-23 win over the Broncos back in Week 15, Tom Brady and Tim Tebow met at midfield. "Maybe we'll see you again," Brady told Tebow. Now, maybe that's the kind of line veteran quarterbacks say as a show of respect for good, young opponents. Heck, maybe Kurt Warner said the same to Brady midway through that 2001 season when the Rams beat the Patriots in Foxborough. But the fact is that Brady was right. Maybe he saw something in this team and Tebow that day and knew they were better than the score indicated. Three turnovers in the second quarter turned the game on its head, with a 16-7 Broncos lead turning into a 27-16 Patriots lead at half. The home team never had a chance in the second half, chasing the tails of Aaron Hernandez, Wes Welker and Rob Gronkowski around.
5. So what do you think, did the Patriots pull a fast one with Josh McDaniels? Two national columnists, Mike Klis and Michael Silver, think so. The NFL, apparently, disagrees. A similar — though far less incendiary — situation happened back in 2009 when the Cowboys replaced Todd Grantham, who was hired at University of Georgia, with Paul Pasqualoni, who had been cut loose by the Dolphins. It's legal, but that doesn't mean there isn't a stink to it in some folks' minds. Although before you start assuming the Broncos don't have a chance considering their former head coach will be on the Patriots' sideline, consider many things. First, the offense is different. McDaniels and his pet project, Tebow, spent only eight months together. That was more than a year ago. McDaniels, who most recently was with the Rams, did not face the Broncos this season. The Patriots just saw them three weeks ago. I'd say they have just as much intel on Tebow as McDaniels does.
6. It's somewhat easy to forget that Sunday's heroes, Tebow and Demaryius Thomas, were quite good in the first matchup. Tebow ran for 93 yards and two touchdowns and he threw for 194, with one fumble his only really big miscue. He was sacked four times, but it wasn't the Broncos' best day up front. And Patriots DE Andre Carter, who was hurt in that game, won't be playing for the Patriots. Thomas rose up with 116 yards on seven catches, although a lot of that came when the Patriots were up three scores. But they are going to have to be big in this game. With WR Eric Decker (knee) ruled out of this contest, Thomas is the one true playmaker — we're not quite ready to count TE Daniel Fells — among the pass catchers. Eddie Royal has some speed, but the Patriots really will worry about Thomas the most. It was McDaniels who traded up to get this 240-pound horse with 4.3 speed, and he might know what Thomas struggles most with. But we at "The First Fifteen" know what the Patriots struggle most with: talented deep receivers. They have been victimized time and time again. Can they make plays downfield and prevent the big gainers? It has been the question all season long.
7. Houston natives don't appear crazy about the idea that defensive coordinator Wade Phillips would interview for another team's head-coaching position the week of such a big game, but he has earned it. Simply put, the Texans would not be heading to Baltimore with a chance to be in the AFC title game with a win without him. And it was a defensive play, naturally, that helped flip the wild-card win over the Bengals on its head: J.J. Watt's incredible pick-six, after which the Texans never looked back. Does the defense have a shot Sunday? They'll have to do a better job on Ray Rice, who scooted for 161 yards from scrimmage on 28 touches in the Ravens' 29-14 win in Week Six, but Texans ILB DeMeco Ryans was not healthy in that game. They also must cover Anquan Boldin, who is expected to return after missing Weeks 16 and 17 with a knee injury. Boldin got free for 132 yards on eight catches, most of them against talented Texans CB Johnathan Joseph in man coverage. Joseph played a good game against the Bengals; now he must play a better game this week.
8. Enjoying the Texans' win over the Bengals, somewhere in Section J, was Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron. Yes, he was there in person watching the game. Advance scouting? "He's done that quite a few times over the years when we've had bye weeks and stuff like that," Ravens head coach Jim Harbaugh said Monday. "So that's something that I think he likes to do. It gives him a feel, watching the game live, scouting the game live. It's not so much X's and O's as it is a feel for the tempo and things like that." Cameron saw a Texans defensive front that showed it can dominate again. Watt, Earl Mitchell and Antonio Smith all had big plays, and the linebackers held their ground against a solid run game. But as long as Cameron doesn't forget about Rice, the Ravens should be able to move the ball without too many stalled drives.
9. The Texans have a pretty good runner, too. Two actually. But it's Arian Foster's game if he wants it. The Texans will give him the ball 30 times Sunday if the run is working and he can handle the load. Foster only has had three games with 30 or more carries; in Week Six, he carried it only 15. The Ravens limited those great cutback runs we saw so many of on Saturday, and he was held to a long run of 16 yards. But that also was a game in which Andre Johnson was not on the field. Now that he is back from his nagging hamstring injuries, Johnson should be unleashed in this game. Expect Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano either to bracket Johnson or try to send the house at green QB T.J. Yates for his first road playoff game. Can't do both, really.
10. The Packers will take the field Sunday afternoon with heavy hearts following the news that the 21-year-old son of offensive coordinator Joel Philbin was found dead. Philbin had just completed a head-coaching interview with the Dolphins and was set to coach the league's most consistently dangerous offense in the Packers' first home playoff game since 2007. Life was good until this horrible tragedy struck. The player availability was canceled on Monday, but many Packers took to Twitter to express their utter shock at the situation. Wrote OL T.J. Lang, whose father passed away last week: "As children we all have to someday say goodbye to our parents, but a parent should never have to say goodbye to their child." Head coach Mike McCarthy and GM Ted Thompson both issued statements mixed with shock, love and support for their co-worker, but McCarthy vowed that his team would be ready for the game against the Giants no matter the unfortunate circumstances.
11. We are completely blessed as NFL fans to have four former Super Bowl MVPs playing quarterback this weekend, including two head to head in Green Bay. Eli Manning (XLII) and Aaron Rodgers (XLV) will square off again six weeks after their epic battle at MetLife Stadium. We know the amazing numbers the Packers have amassed this season — 8-0 at home, franchise-best 560 points scored, Rodgers' NFL-record 122.5 passer rating and all the rest. There also are Rodgers' sterling postseason passing numbers, including a 67.8 completion percentage and 8.7 yards per attempt. He also gets back Greg Jennings (knee sprain), who sent word via Twitter that he has not forgotten the Giants' 2007 NFC title game win in Lambeau. So will it matter if he won't have shot a live bullet in three weeks? The Giants certainly hope so. Their pass rush, which showed signs of life in the first meeting, now is a three-alarm fire. They had only two sacks against the Falcons, one on their final play on defense, but five different Giants hit QB Matt Ryan and kept him off his spots all day Sunday. It's no longer a one-man Jason Pierre-Paul show, as it was for much of the season. The band is back together, and it certainly has reminded some folks of the 2007 tune.
12. The '07 comparisons are quite easy to see, of course. The late-season test against an unbeaten team giving the Giants the confidence they need going into the postseason, only to face said team one more time with everything on the line. But the difference this time around is that Manning has been at his best all season. He struggled that whole season, turning in the lowest full-season passer rating of his career, but 2011 has been Manning's finest hour. And now he faces a Packers secondary that has survived by making interceptions, nearly two per game, and without the benefit of a hot pass rush. They have given up tracts of land to opposing passing games, and Manning did his dirty work (347 passing yards, three TDs) against them last time with two TD strikes to Hakeem Nicks, who also scored twice vs. Atlanta. Cover salsa boy Victor Cruz, and Nicks can burn you. The Giants come to town a very confident bunch, one that knows it can play toe to toe with the champs on their best day.
13. Just as you might have been watching the field-goal fest that was LSU-Alabama, so were many NFL scouts. For the winning Crimson Tide, their many talented defenders were flying around the field, holding LSU to under 100 yards of offense and allowing them to pass the 50-yard line one time. (Said Brent Musburger, "They're treating the 50-yard line like it's the goal line!") Among them: CB Dre Kirkpatrick, S Mark Barron, DE-OLB Courtney Upshaw, ILB Don'ta Hightower and S Robert Lester, all of whom could be second-round picks or higher. You also can't forget about who might be their highest pick, RB Trent Richardson, or OLs D.J. Fluker and Chance Warmack. LSU might not have shown it Monday night, but the Tigers also have some elite talent. CB Morris Claiborne might be a better cover man than Patrick Peterson, some scouts feel, and talented WRs Russell Shepherd and Reuben Randle are both skilled. It might not be this season, but DE Sam Montgomery should be a first-rounder eventually. We're coming up on 100 days until the first round of the draft. Expect to hear plenty of both schools' players that entire weekend.
14. Speaking of draft news, Baylor QB Robert Griffin III apparently has informed the school that he will indeed apply for the draft. Although this was considered a no-brainer, sources told PFW that Griffin was weighing the matter seriously up until Monday night and seriously was considering returning to Waco, loving the situation he had there and with all that college life would offer him. It would have been stunning to some had he come back, but USC's Matt Barkley passed on that chance, just as Andrew Luck did a year ago. Neither the Rams nor Vikings, holders of the Nos. 2 and 3 picks, have any real desire to draft Griffin given that they believe they have the QBs of the future on their respective rosters in Sam Bradford and Christian Ponder. But Griffin's presence in the draft strengthens both of their positions. The belief is that his stock will rise enough to the point where the Rams can put the second overall pick up for sale and ask quite a bit for it. The Vikings would be just fine with that because it likely would leave them with a win-win choice: either draft USC OLT Matt Kalil or trade down and add picks. Without Griffin in the draft, those two teams would have lost their leverage to move if they want to.
15. The Lions exited the playoffs in disappointing fashion, failing to slow down Brees or secure several interception chances in a 45-28 loss in New Orleans. But the future is bright for these Lions, who will be saddled with Super Bowl expectations next season in light of their young talent across the board. Are there improvements needed? No doubt. Will there be some tough decisions to make in regard to free agency? Yes, indeed. DE Cliff Avril is a free agent who could cash in. Calvin Johnson has a year left on his deal and will be seeking Larry Fitzgerald-type money. There are pecking-order decisions to make at running back, with Jahvid Best, Kevin Smith and Mikel Leshoure. The offensive line could use some fresh blood perhaps. Even Jim Schwartz likely will engage in some contract talks as he has a year left on his original deal. There also is a secondary that badly needs a playmaker. But there's no question this team has Super Bowl-caliber talent and could tilt the NFC power toward Detroit. They'll have to answer questions about their mental toughness and handling some measure of success, but the ability is there to make a run. Oh, and do you remember where the Super Bowl will be held next year? That's right: New Orleans.


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Hey, this is not going to be a cheap set to insure, keep that in mind. I will be sending three of the four knives as two of the paring knives are essentially the same minus about a 1/2 inch and the butcher bandoleer. insured for $2500.00
That's a good point. It will probably be $40+. I'm still in though. I consider that knife rent
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Baseball falls 11-4 to ETSU in series finale
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ETSU scored early and often as the raced past the JU baseball team , 11-4, in the second half of a doubleheader at John Sessions Stadium to win the Atlantic Sun Conference series.
ETSU (19-12, 8-4) jumped out to an 11-0 lead through five innings and never looked back, racking up 14 hits against five JU pitchers.
JU (17-16, 9-6) scored all four of its runs in the eighth inning, with Chris Connelly accounting for half of the runs via a two-run homer.
"This was a disappointing finish to the day," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "We've got to come back ready to work on Monday."
The Bucs took a 5-0 lead in the second when Cory Betterson hit a two-run double, Chas Byre hit a two-run triple to center and a run scored on a fielding error.
From there ETSU kept the pressure on JU and never let the Dolphins get back into the game. The Bucs got a run in the third, two in the fourth and three more in the fifth.
Ben Booker (4-0) was brilliant on the mound for ETSU, allowing 10 hits and four earned runs in eight innings of work for the win while striking out four.
Byrne and Andrew Green led the hit parade for ETSU, getting three hits each. Matthew Scruggs drove in three runs, one of three Bucs to drive in multiple runs.
Kyle Kriech (0-3) was tagged with the loss for JU, allowing seven runs, six earned, on six hits while walking three and striking out one.
Alex Martinez was the only Dolphin to record multiple hits and drove in a run.
The Dolphins will return to action with a road contest at Georgia Southern on Tuesday at 6 p.m. The game can be followed on Live Stats by logging onto JUDolphins.com.


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Soy Checkoff Highlights Importance of Maintaining Locks and Dams
The United Soybean Board says the five-day closure of Lock 27 on the Mississippi River this fall served as a reminder of just how much a lock closure can cost. The closure was needed for emergency repairs - and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers estimates an unscheduled closure at the lock can cost up to 2.8-million dollars a day. In addition - USB says the inadequacies of the aging U.S. lock and dam system can add burden, time and costs due to inefficiencies. The nation's inland waterways serve as important and economical routes to transport U.S. soy around the globe. Of 2011 soybean exports - 59-percent passed through Mississippi River ports in southern Louisiana. Of those - 89-percent passed through the locks on U.S. inland waterways on the way to the ports. Soybean farmer and USB farmer-leader Dale Profit notes more than half of U.S. soybeans are shipped to foreign markets. To get those beans to the user as efficiently as possible and to remain competitive in the world market - he says we need a properly maintained waterway system.
USB's Global Opportunities program - in coordination with the Soy Transportation Coalition - recently funded a study to examine these inefficiencies and potential maintenance solutions for this vital part of U.S. infrastructure. One approach recommended - except in certain circumstances - is to place greater emphasis on maintenance of the current lock and dam system rather than new construction. The study suggests the ideal situation would be to provide regular routine maintenance and major rehabilitation. It's currently estimated that major rehabilitation will be needed at all 171 U.S. lock sites within the next 50 years.
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Mollie Makes issue 18 out now!
Issue 18 of Mollie Makes includes a delicious toast scarf by Twinkie Chan, polka dot socks, a plushie dog, pom pom bunting and more
It's time to cosy up and snuggle down! This issue of Mollie Makes is packed full of projects to craft away the long, summer nights.
How-tos include a delicious crocheted toast scarf by Twinkie Chan, beautiful knitted polka dot socks by Anna Wilkinson and a simple quilt design.
Other projects include how to transform tired curtains into a ruffled bib necklace, keeping the cold at bay with a patchwork draught excluder, and the new alternative to bunting (you'll love it, we promise).
We also interview costume designer Jane Petrie, look round Jess Brown's beautiful creative space and take a trip to Japan.
There's all this lovely content and loads more besides. Issue 18 of Mollie Makes is available to buy now from all good newsagents, supermarkets and through our official online store. Enjoy the issue, everyone xx
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RENSSELAER, N.Y. – The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office announced they are investigating two commercial break-ins.
According to Sheriff Jack Mahar, there were two reported burglaries on February 17. Deputies responded to burglar alarms around 7:45 p.m. at the Poestenkill Town Hall. According to authorities, Deputies noted that the suspect gained access to the building by breaking a door window pane to gain entry.
Nothing is reported missing.
Later in the same evening, authorities received a report of another break-in at the Sand Lake Clipper, a beauty parlor in the Town of Sand Lake. Deputies reported a stolen cash register and money bag. They say the suspect gained entry by prying and breaking a window lock to gain entry into the shop.
The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office is urging residents to keep an eye on their neighborhoods and to report any suspicious activity to police.
Anyone with information regarding these two burglaries is encouraged to call the Sheriff's Tip line at 266-1981.


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Tyrrell Column: Miss Sandra Fluke's Fluke
I like to think of Miss Sandra Fluke's contretemps with the madly admired Mr. Rush Limbaugh as, well, a fluke. She objected to his joke about her being "a slut" and "a prostitute," and hesto presto the part-time Georgetown University law student struck pay dirt. You object to my characterization of her as "part-time"? How could she be a full-time law student and still be appearing before Congress explicating the plight of coeds with $3,000 contraceptive bills or others suffering the heartbreak of being rejected publicly at the pharmacy for insurance coverage of a birth control bill? Then there was all the other media attention that came from Rush's little joke. Yes, I see it as a fluke, defined by the Dictionary of American Slang as "a fortuitous accident." Was not Miss Fluke felicitously named years ago before anyone ever thought of talk radio?
Surely, Miss Fluke now will become an outspoken advocate for contraception, fighting the good fight for free birth control five decades after the development of the pill. Could anyone have imagined the birth control pill's ability to engender controversy 52 years after it became a staple of American life? Surely, Miss Fluke will branch out, defending all kinds of gynecological innovations that trouble some, say, Catholics or Southern Baptists or secular humanists who are skeptical of Obamacare. Perhaps she will become a champion of the manly condom. Of course, she will pronounce on abortion whatever her religious convictions. She will become a latter-day Gloria Steinem. But my guess is her season of splendors will be short-lived. I mean, who is going to get exercised over birth control or other gynecological innovations in the 21st century? Once the election is over and the Democrats have no need to corral the mindless women who fall for this claptrap, Miss Fluke will be back at law school immersed in the mysteries of contract law. Her moment of fame really was a fluke.
Yet it did open my eyes and probably Rush's, too. Every few days for more than two decades, he has been hazarding a reckless joke and seeing how it plays. I have, too. Now, however, an audacious woman, Miss Kirsten Powers, has shown us the rancor and absence of standards that diminish our public discourse. She says she is a liberal, and I shall take her at her word, but she seems to me to be a very old-fashioned liberal, one who does not flinch at the evidence.
Writing for The Daily Beast, Miss Powers has come up with a lot of foulmouthed media personalities far fouler than Rush. I was not aware of their existence, and I doubt Rush was. They lack wit and humor, and they have no ideas, just irritable one-liners. In fact, after the desperate pursuit of an idea, they settle for scurrility. Thus, the physically disfigured Bill Maher calls Sarah Palin a dumb t--- and a c---. He jokes about Rick Santorum's wife using a vibrator, but there's nothing about the immensely more humorous spectacle of him using a vibrator or even a dirty book. Miss Powers quotes some slug by the name of Ed Schultz as saying Palin set off a "bimbo alert" and calling Laura Ingraham, can you believe it, a "right-wing slut." Then there is Keith Olbermann, who wished that right-wing columnist S.E. Cupp had been aborted by her parents and who described Michelle Malkin as a "mashed-up bag of meat with lipstick"; how very literary.
This is the quality of mind that holds forth on liberal cable television. No one there objects to the gutter talk that is hurled at conservative women. No sponsors threaten to pull their advertisements. That probably should not surprise me. I have been arguing for months that liberalism is dead. Here is proof that it is brain-dead.
Yet I cannot believe that this election is going to turn on the question of whether the federal government is going to pay for birth control procedures that have been around for 52 years. The Democrats are aiming at the moron vote, and let them have it. The real question here is religious liberty and the matter of choice. Should churches and individuals have to pay for medical procedures they do not approve of? The Democratic Party, the party of the straitjacket, says yes. The Republican Party, the party of choice and of personal freedom, says no.
R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr. is founder and editor-in-chief of The American Spectator and an adjunct scholar at the Hudson Institute. He is the author of the forthcoming book "The Death of Liberalism." To find out more about R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr. and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.
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Submitted by JPTSO3 on Thu, 03/08/2012 - 4:27pm.
I find the Catholic's rule against contraception unworkable, and frankly silly, but I don't run a church and own universities. Ms.Fluke came to Georgetown knowing full well that it was a Catholic school and its health care plan didn't pay for contraceptives. She could have applied at dozens of other schools but chose Georgetown, it appears, because of what it didn't have, as opposed to what it offered. You see, Ms. Fluck in an agitator – an activist, she been involved in leftist causes for a long time – principally women's "reproductive rights" long before she enrolled at Georgetown. She became a national celebrity owing to her speech in a side room in front of democrat members of Congress. She didn't (as many assume) give testimony in front of a Congressional committee. She was denied that access by the Chairman, so without access to the Circus big tent, Nancy Pelosi arranged for her to yack in front of a bunch of Democrats in a side tent. She acted like she was testifying in front of Congress but she wasn't. Her 15 minutes of fame is owed to her talk about contraceptives not being available to students and GT. Among other things, she complained that contraceptives can cost "$3,000 over the course of law school" and that's about the same amount as a student makes "during a summer job".
Just dealing with the math and, I'm no math wizard, but, I think that means, over the course of three years Fluke will spend about $85 a month for contraception. Yikes this girl is busy. And, lets be frank, she's passable for a law student, but on a 10 scale, she's about 5. If she needs $85 a month for contraceptives, she has the metabolism an Olympic athlete and the sex drive of a rabbit, and she must have one heck of a personality. I went to law school while I was married, and had sex with the wife a hell of a lot less than Fluke apparently enjoys. I frankly can't fathom where she finds the time, or the libido. Just for giggles, I researched a couple of things. Let's assume she's using the pill. Birth Control Pills cost about $20 a month. Now, Birth Control Pills are close to free at Planned Parenthood but apparently Fluke hasn't heard of PP, and owing to her activism, that's like assuming Michael Moore has never heard of a cheeseburger. Anyway $20, doesn't add up to $85, so apparently Fluke uses something other than just the pill. The logical choice would be, condoms. So, although Fluke has never heard of free contraceptives at Planned Parenthood, she thinks ahead and bulk-buys her condoms to sheath her man/ men ($65 a month in magnums is a lot). Having a shelf full of condoms would be really smart because you never know when you'll need dozens on a weekend. Apparently her sister law students are also spending $85 a month in contraceptives so… their student housing must resemble a condom warehouse. If Fluke and her horny gal-pals need $85 a month for condoms and pills… wooooo, Georgetown is, the Partytown. Fluke and the rest of her buds are doing it on average (apparently) about twice a day, every day. Getting back to my own Law School days, I remember what most of them looked like and yikes… coyotes come to mind. Fluke and her girlfriends are an Amazon pack of nympho-Wonder Women… I mean, Law School, studying, jobs, sex – twice a day, and for Fluke testimony in Washington and the talkshow circuit – wow. Busy, busy girl. One thing she clearly doesn't have time for is a decent haircut and a shampoo. Her hair looks like Rachel Madcow is her stylist. Anyway…
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Paragraphs are your
Submitted by ckc1227 on Thu, 03/08/2012 - 5:47pm.
Paragraphs are your friend.
"Birth Control Pills cost about $20 a month."
$4.00 a month at Walmart without insurance.
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Talking to my pharmacist, he pointed out two things wrong.
Submitted by drsamherman on Thu, 03/08/2012 - 5:34pm.
Ms. Flake's testimony was pure bunk in terms of what probably happened at the pharmacy. He points out two very important regulations and procedures that make her scenarios highly unlikely:
a) Most prescription insurance requires generics to be tried before brand name agents unless there is a compelling reason to use a brand. In the particular case, he cites that nearly all brand-only oral contraceptives are covered at the preferred or formulary tier because there are just not that many of them left after all of this time.
b) If a patient presents a prescription for a medication which is generically available, in nearly every jurisdiction in the United States the pharmacist is REQUIRED to substitute the less expensive generic alternative. The physician must indicate, however provided by law in the state where the prescription is rendered, to indicate if the brand is medically necessary and then must justify that to the insurance company. He added that it is NOT his responsibility to see that the prescribed brand is covered when a generic is available, and that is always left to the physician to justify to the insurance company. He also pointed out that if an uninsured patient brought an oral contraceptive prescription into the pharmacy, she would be automatically offered several alternatives, including cheaper oral generics which he quoted as being less than $25 per month at his store, or $9 if you join their prescription savings program which is free. The other alternative, that being copay assistance for brand-only oral contraceptives, is always the responsibility of the physician's office and not the pharmacy.
In other words, either her friends/fellow students were lying to her or she manufactured the facts to fit her agenda or both. He also pointed out that in most cities like Washington DC, there are student health programs available at Planned Parenthood which are scaled to income and they almost always dispense generics only because they are more cost-effective.
Personally, I would point out that either Ms. Flunkie is either a very bad student and failed to do her research, or she is simply lying. If contraception is so important to her, why didn't she check the internet for all of these available resources? If her supposed friends are really paying $3,000 for three years of contraception, then they are just as dumb as she is. You would think a law student would be a better researcher of the facts before they can be checked, but then again she doesn't give a damn about the truth--only the agenda.
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Someone please...anyone.
Submitted by desert3030 on Thu, 03/08/2012 - 5:40pm.
How did she make it to Washington in front of this group? Think how this started with Stiffie asking Romney the questions back when. This is a cause being championed, not just.. a oh well question. Who is her Champion? Then and only when it is time the press will say....we have been miss lead. This "student" speaks for the school and "all female students"?
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I believe it was a paid speaking engagment.
Submitted by Order270 on Thu, 03/08/2012 - 6:08pm.
Now she is on tour (the View, etc.). I think her bank account would reveal everything we would need to know. As a Professional (paid) Activist (agenda) she knows loud lies trump quiet truth.
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Not to mention this is convenient distraction from Obama
Submitted by drsamherman on Thu, 03/08/2012 - 8:32pm.
and his record as the worst President since that peanut-guzzling moron from Georgia. I would wonder if some ambitious investigative reporter from Fox News is looking into exactly how Ms. Flake is being funded for all her various sojourns and exactly how she is keeping up with her supposed studies to become a lawyer.
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Remember this:
Submitted by Too Old To Be Cool on Thu, 03/08/2012 - 9:11pm.
"Once the election is over [...], Miss Fluke will be back at law school immersed in the mysteries of contract law."
Two words:
Cindy Sheehan.
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Office to rent 4 Middle Lane, London, N88NT
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Retail Property (high street) to rent Quarter House, Juniper Drive, London, SW18 1GJ
Retail space available to let at Londons new THRIVING riverside destination. The floor plate can be sub-divided to provide three individual self-contained units. Located within a 24 hour MANAGED estate and concierge & On-site customer underground PARKING. More details ›
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Office to rent Chronicle House, 72-78 Fleet Street, London, EC4Y
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Fremont couple wins $1 million dollar lottery prize
Gerald and Robin Ritter of Fremont won $1 million playing Nebraska Mega Millions with Megaplier.
Gerald Ritter purchased the winning Mega Millions with Megaplier ticket at Tom's Beverage Shop, 1869 East 23rd Street in Fremont. The quick pick ticket contained one play with all five of the winning white ball numbers (6, 10, 24, 26, 42) from the October 12 drawing for a $250,000 prize.
Because Ritter added the $1 Megaplier option to his purchase, his $250,000 prize was multiplied by the guaranteed 4X Megaplier number for a total of $1 million. This is the third $1 million Mega Millions prize won in Nebraska since the Nebraska Lottery began offering the game on March 20, 2010.
While claiming the million-dollar prize on October 16, Gerald Ritter told Nebraska Lottery officials that he learned he had won after seeing a story about the winning ticket in the Fremont Tribune newspaper. "I came home and saw the winning numbers in the paper,'" said Ritter. "Then I called my wife at work to tell her the news. It was exciting."
Ritter's wife, Robin, stated that she encouraged her husband to add the $1 Megaplier feature. "I always buy Megaplier tickets, and I told him he should too, because it increases your prizes," she said.
The Ritters plan to pay bills and save the rest of their winnings for the future.
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The ship is overdue for a refit yet charges as though it was an Oceania or Silversea.
Rotterdam dining room was disorganised on many occasions with staff sending customers to one level, then back again,then up again.
Food there was consistently shopping centre food court standard ie cold, overcooked,dried out. We dubbed it the rottendam, and ate there only through hunger. Lido restaurant was similar quality but less formal. Room service was slow (50 minutes for a steak sandwich)and the food cold and unpalatable.
I lost weight on this voyage which I have always thought to be impossible.
The Pinnacle specialty restaurant was first class. We were told by the manager that it had separate kitchen and chef.
Neptune lounge personnel were efficient and personable.
The rest of the experience was comparable to the bad old days when the Russian boats like "Southern Cross" cruised out of Australia.
Never again. We will stay with Oceania which I had the pleasure of reviewing last year.


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Tabloid Trash: A Night in the Life of Charlie Sheen!
Charlie Sheen is still in the tri-state area, where he had one crazy night AND morning! Check out the details of his NYC adventure after the jump!
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The actor had quite an eventful Monday in New York last night slash this morning and he wanted everyone to know about it! Sheen tweeted his exploits throughout the night and into the early morning hours! What did he do you ask?
Well, he started the night out with a lobster infused dinner in the Bronx at City Island Lobster House. After satisfying his appetite, he headed to a Pelham based Dunkin Donuts at 2:30AM to get his caffeine on.
Epic farewell dinner @
City Island Lobster House
The Bronx rocks!
Thank you Chuck Zito
& Jojo Mandarino… And
Thank you New York!
Charlie Sheen (@charliesheen) April 12, 2011
What's a guy to do in the wee morning hours, after refueling at a coffee shop? Get his work out on, obviously! Sheen hit up the Omni Sports & Fitness gym at 3:45AM for a work out! The actor decided to cap off the night in White Plains at Big Joe & Sons tattoo parlor, at 4:30AM. Yikes, talk about a crazy night.
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TEASER: Mind the Gap #3 Promises Plot Developments, Stern WarningsA comics news article
Image Comics have released three teaser images for Mind the Gap #3 by Jim McCann, Rodin Esquejo and Sonia Oback, due August 1, 2012.
As the publisher puts it:
As readers anticipate the mystery of Elle Peterssen's attack continuing to unfold, we offer these teasers as a tantalizing glimpse into the developments in the new issue.
Comics Bulletin hasn't said much about the series so far (it kinda slipped through the cracks for us), so expect an in-depth review of the first chunk of Mind the Gap issues at some point.
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Chelsea and Valencia can't be too disheartened with their result on Wednesday night, taking a point each out of their UEFA Champions League match at the Mestalla, but it was a bizarre fixture to say the least. The teams drew 1-1, but Chelsea gift-wrapped the equalizer late. The Blues were the better side for most of the match and should have scored three or four goals, but the stats certainly don't tell that story. Oh, and the official. He had a little power trip at the end.
The first half ended 0-0 with very few chances for Valencia and some missed ones for Chelsea. Fernando Torres, in particular, let what looked like an easy one-on-one with goalkeeper Diego Alves get away from him. After an uneventful first 45 minutes, things picked up a bit in the second half.
Frank Lampard scored the opening goal in the 56th minute, assisted by Florent Malouda. With Juan Mata looking a bit out of sorts on the right, Andre Villas-Boas moved his team around a bit and put Malouda on the right, a move that eventually paid off. The Frenchman provided the assist to Lampard, putting a nice ball across the box for Lampard to finish from 12 yards out.
Chelsea were well in control until the 86th minute, when substitute Solomon Kalou gave away an absolutely ridiculous penalty by reaching up to punch the ball while defending a corner kick. Roberto Soldado stepped up and scored, and Valencia were somehow level despite Chelsea having considerably more chances. One of those particular chances was had by Nicolas Anelka shortly after the penalty, but Alves made a brilliant kick save.
After the match, Mata and Ashley Cole were apparently dissatisfied with how early the referee blew the whistle. They were expressing their dissatisfaction, but did not appear to be anything resembling hostile towards Nicola Rizzoli. Both were shown yellow cards. Okay then!
Chelsea have four points from two games so far, while Valencia have two points.
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Town Square
Wheels bus fares to increase
Original post made on Feb 5, 2009
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, February 5, 2009, 11:24 AM
on Feb 5, 2009 at 2:20 pm
When will this fare increase take effect? Unfortunately, the article doesn't mention this fact and could be beefed up a bit - phone # to call for questions, etc.? Will those already holding purchased tickets (students, disabled using paratransit) be able to use their current tickets up at the old rate or will they have to pay the price difference at the box on the buses?
on Feb 5, 2009 at 8:39 pm
Editors... any comment or follow-up?
on Feb 6, 2009 at 11:04 am
Suburban public transit systems are a total waste of taxpayer money. Too many of those Wheels busses drive around all day with nobody on them but the driver alone, all the while guzzling fossil fuels like there's no tomorrow, not to mention making a huge carbon footprint. And those big fancy expensive new busses Wheels buys every year I'll bet cost close to a $million dollars each, are able to carry up to 50 or 60 passengers but rarely have more than 1 or 2 people. And I think taxpayers would blow their tops if they knew the fat salaries and overhead of the administration! Let's face it, Bus systems don't work in the suburbs. Why don't we stop wasting tax payer money like this. The Wheels system should be abolished and with the money saved you could buy the handful of riders their own cars and still save millions.


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Delaware A.A. Meeting Contacts
Delaware A.A. Meeting Contacts
AAlcoholics Anonymous Intergroups and Central Office telephone numbers for Delaware.
Central Delaware
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in the Dover, Delaware area as well as Milford, Smyrna, Middletown, Ellendale, Townsend, Camden and Marydel.
Northern Delaware
A.A. meetings in Angola, Avondale, Bear, Bethany Beach, Blades, Boothwyn, Christiana, Claymont, Delaware City, Delmar, Elsmere, Georgetown, Glasgow, Greenville, Harrington, Holly Oak, Kennett Square, Laurel, Lewes, Midway, Millsboro, Milton, Newark, New Castle, Newport, Ocean View, Pike Creek, Prices Corner, Red Lion, Rehoboth, Roxanna, Seaford, Stanton, Townsend, Wilmington and others.
Southern Delaware
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting schedule for Angola, Bethany Beach, Blades, Delmar, Ellendale, Fenwick Island, Frankford, Georgetown, Laurel, Lewes, Milford, Milton, Oak Orchard, Ocean View, Omar, Rehoboth Beach, Roxana, Seaford, and Selbyville, Delaware.


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Upper Silver Lake Cottage in Silver Lake
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 7
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Upper Silver Lake
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
There are three bedrooms, one queen and two full size beds. The main area
of the cottage is very open with
lots of big windows. The cottage has a dishwasher, microwave, tv,
vcr, and dvd player. A large deck
surrounds half of the cottage and has a picnic table. There is a
fire pit for evening enjoyment. For
those who love to fish, the private lake is a good place for a great
catch. Enjoy the beach access
just behind the cottage. This is a one family occupancy in a quiet
area. Just one mile to the ORV
area. Address: 1688 Ridge Road, Mears
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 08-17-2014 at 9:55 AM.
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Jerry Tasker 989-637-4236
house rental amenities
TV, microwave, shower-no tub, fully equipped kitchen with dishes,
pots, pans, etc. Please bring your own linens and bedding. Gas grill also
activities and attractions in Silver Lake Michigan
Cottage is one mile from the ORV state park area. Silver Lake State
Park, Little Point Sable State
Park, a fun park, restaurants, golf courses, horseback riding, dune
rides, ORV rentals, bicycling
trail, watercraft rentals, and much more all within a few short
miles. Oceana county has some of the
most beautiful beaches you will ever encounter.
Local information at the web page for Mears at the Michigan site.
vacation rental rates
Rentals are from Saturday to Saturday, $850 per week, plus a $200
deposit (refundable upon possitive
inspection). Off season (before May 15 & after Oct. 1) rentals on a nightly fee. No pets or inside smoking. Thank you.
Jerry Tasker 989-637-4236
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Top things to do in Silver Lake
- Water activities: Swim, sunbathe,boating, fishing, ...
- Relax!
- Enjoy the natural beauty of the area.
- Ride the dunes! Walk the dunes!
- Bike
Top things to do on a budget
- Bike the beautiful Hart-Montague Rail Trail
- Walk! Walk everywhere.
- Watch the best sunsets ever.
- Enjoy the lakes!
- BE! Just be there.
Top things to do with a family
- Enjoy the evening around a campfire after watching a beautiful s
- Bike the Rail Trail
- Pack the fam a lunch and spend the day on the beautiful beaches
- Play in the sand: duning, building, relaxing
- Explore the surounding towns.
Jerry Tasker , owner


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Golden Beach House in Venice
- bedrooms 5
- baths 4
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Golden Beach
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 9,000 - $ 11,000 / month
vacation rental description
Enjoy 100 feet of beach front in a lush tropical setting of privacy
in the Golden Beach area of Venice. This comfortable and spacious
home is perfect for family and friends with lots of space and
privacy. The furnishings are all new. There is a first floor wing with three
bedrooms and two bathrooms with a separate sitting room and another bedroom and bath on the first floor off of the foyer. The master suite with adjacent study and balcony overlooking miles of beach is on the second floor. The large foyer, living room and family rooms are perfect for entertaining. A tropical screened garden extends from the fully equipped eat in kitchen. There is a spacious laundry room off of the kitchen on the first floor.
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 08-6-2014 at 8:07 AM.
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Martha Capone 412 963-1754
house rental amenities
A large pool is accessed from the family room or living room. It has
a 4" high removable child safety fence. There is a gas grill, wet bar, ceiling fans, three TV's, high speed internet, including wireless, four zone heating and air conditioning and a two car garage.
activities and attractions in Venice Gulf Coast Central
Viewing exquisite sunsets! Walk or jog on miles of quiet beach, swimming in the pool and gulf, collect shells and fossilized sharks teeth, watch sea turtles nest. There are wonderful bike trails nearby. Kayak and canoe rentals are available for ocean or intercostal waterway. The main street of Venice is a wonderful place to stroll, with great shops. Venice has a great library, too with internet access.
vacation rental rates
Weekly minimum.
Martha Capone 412 963-1754
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Pedestrian Killed on Route 15 in Lake Hopatcong
A 52-year-old Jefferson man was struck and killed by a Ford van while he was crossing the highway Thursday night.
Man Killed After Being Struck by Garbage Truck
An elderly man was thrown 60 feet in the air after being struck on Knoll Road in Sparta. He died instantly after hitting the ground, police said.
Armed Man Flees Crash, Caught After Manhunt, Prosecutor Says
A Flemington man was arrested after state police and SWAT team members pursued him when he allegedly left the scene of a crash on I-78 Wednesday.
The state kicked off its third annual bear hunt Monday.
A Hackettstown man and his family are still looking for answers three years after the incident.
Driver Killed in I-80 Crash in Parsippany
An SUV driver veered off I-80 and crashed into a sound barrier Sunday.
Insurance Fraud May Cost Hillsborough Woman $39K
Maria Demeter pleaded guilty to insurance fraud charges which claimed she has lied on insurance applications since 1999.
A Randolph woman was charged with simple assault after a fight that allegedly began at the Dark Horse.


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Center for Beloved Community
The Center for Beloved Community is a CIIS initiative that is committed to the development of a diverse, inclusive, and socially engaged community of students, faculty, and staff dedicated to serving the San Francisco Bay Area. It is located in the Dean of Students Office.
The Center for Beloved Community supports the ideals of CIIS, and its institutional commitment to an engaged spirituality that fosters community service. This commitment is deeply embedded in the life and work of CIIS and is articulated in its mission and ideals and has recently been adopted in the Institute's Strategic Plan.
The Center for Beloved Community is named for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision of beloved community as an inclusive and interdependent consciousness based on love, justice, compassion, responsibility, and deep and abiding respect for the dignity of all persons, places, and things, that radically transforms individuals and institutions.


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Get this recipe courtesy of Sous Chef Ryan McMann and the Westin Book Cadillac. Learn more about the Detroit Uncorked event at www.detroituncorked.com.
3 cheese pasta purse, with English peas and a truffled parmesan cream sauce
Pasta Dough2 cups all-purpose flour 2 cups semolina flour 1 pinch salt 6 large eggs 2 tablespoons olive oilCheese Filling - 1 (12 ounce) carton ricotta cheese 1 teaspoon fresh parsley, chopped 1/2 cup parmesan cheese, freshly grated 1/2 cup mozzarella cheese, shredded 2 egg whites 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon white pepper A package of your favorite stuffed pasta, or ravioli from your local grocer will work as well, if making your own pasta dough is too adventurous…Truffled Parmesan Cream sauce1 pint white wine 1 shallot, sliced 2 cloves garlic, smashed1 tablespoon black peppercorns1 sprig fresh thyme1 pint heavy whipping cream½ lb. unsalted butter1 cup shaved parmesan cheese2-3 T. white truffle oilFresh black truffle, for garnishSalt and Cayenne pepper, to tasteReduce the wine with the shallot, garlic, peppercorns and thyme. When au sec (nearly dry) add the heavy cream and bring to a low simmer. Let reduce until lightly thickened, and remove from heat. Whisk in the cold, diced butter, and then the truffle oil. Whisk in the shaved parmesan, adjust seasoning, strain and serve. In boiling water, cook the pasta purses thoroughly. Add the pasta with a little bit of the pasta water (helps the consistency of the sauce) to the truffle sauce. Garnish with fresh peas sautéed in butter, and shaved truffles.
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Cumbria Police launch "Tyre Safety" month
Cumbria Police have named October "Tyre Safety" month and are urging motorists to ensure their tyres meet the legal requirements before winter arrives.
Illegal, defective or under-inflated tyres have caused road collisions resulting in dozens of deaths each year in the UK.
Police will be present across the county to encourage drivers to check their tyres, and will be carrying out stop-checks to spot motorists driving on illegal or dangerous tyres.
– PC Shaun McKeown, Forensic Vehicle Examiner with Cumbria Constabulary's Collision Investigation Unit
"Road safety is a priority for police in Cumbria and it only takes a few minutes to check tyres by using 20p and by doing so could prevent a tragedy."


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HAVERHILL — Richard Hayes, the Haverhill lawyer who pleaded guilty in January to stealing more than $250,000 from two family trusts when his mother-in-law died, is no longer licensed to practice law in Massachusetts.
The Supreme Judicial Court suspended Hayes' license after a request to do so by the Office of Bar Council. The suspension was effective Feb. 25.
Under the order, Hayes must withdraw from all legal cases, notify any clients and refund part of any fees paid in advance that have not been earned. Hayes must also close any bank accounts related to client business and return any client funds in his control, according to the decision.
The suspension notice said the matter has been referred to the Board of Bar Overseers for potential further action, which could include disbarment.
Hayes, 60, received a 2 1/2-year suspended jail term and five years of probation under a plea agreement in Salem Superior Court. He lives on East Broadway and has a law office at 1146 Main St., Unit 2B.
Hayes admitted that for months after the 2009 death of his mother-in-law at age 88, he continued to take monthly $24,000 disbursements from two family trusts, without telling the bank that held those trusts that the elderly woman had died. He also did not tell his own family that the power of attorney he had been granted expired when the beneficiary of the trust died. Family members said the total loss was $262,000.
Prosecutor Jennifer Kirshenbaum said Hayes continued "stonewalling" family members who were urging him to begin probate proceedings for the estate of Margaret "Peggy" Clark.
The prosecutor in the case said the money from the trusts went into Hayes' law firm and client accounts, as well as toward general expenses.
Hayes also agreed to pay $100,000 to settle a civil lawsuit brought by three of Clark's four surviving children — Eben Clark, Margaret Towle and Betsy Clark.