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Those who ride the MBTA commuter rails along the Rockport/Newburyport line to and from Newburyport can now have greater flexibility when they reach their destinations.
They can bring their bicycles on the train with them.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, under a new pilot program serving North Shore commuters, is now allowing bikes on the Newburyport/Rockport commuter rail line during peak commute periods between certain stations, and will continue to do so through Oct. 25.
The North Shore Transportation Management Association has been working with the MBTA for the last several months to develop a pilot program to allow bikes onto MBTA commuter rail trains between outer core stations on the Newburyport/Rockport line during the morning and evening peak commute periods.
"Making multi-modal commuting easier for our customers is one of our priorities under MassDOT's GreenDOT initiative," said MBTA General Manager Dr. Beverly Scott. "This pilot program for bike accessibility for our North Shore commuter rail customers falls perfectly in line with our goal of creating sustainable, accessible and environmentally-friendly commuting options for our riders."
The pilot expands the times in which bikes will be allowed on trains, and they will include trains leaving Newburyport numbered 152, 154, 156, 158, and 162. No bikes will be allowed to go beyond North Beverly Station.
Bikes are allowed on outbound peak service trains 177, 181, 183, and 185.
Bike commuters should board the train at mini high platforms, enter one of the last two coaches (nearest the engine) and place their bike in the designated area indicated by the conductor, according to an MBTA announcement.
Axcelis Environmental Health and Safety manager Steve Roberge, who is also a member of the North Shore TMA board of directors, lauded the willingness of the MBTA to advance the pilot project.
"As a bike/train commuter from Cambridge to Beverly, the current policy allows me to take advantage of the commuter rail for the majority of my commute from Cambridge to Axcelis, then bike the approximately 3 miles from the Beverly Depot to Axcelis," he said. "The new pilot program will allow our employees from the North Shore to take similar advantage of this bike/train commute ..., allowing them to reduce their car use, lighten their carbon footprint, and improve their fitness level by including biking for part of their commute."

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Barbara Dudley
Barbara Dudley ...
New Party founders
The two key founders of the New Party were Joel Rogers and Dan Cantor.
The first strategic meetings to plan the New Party were held in Joel Rogers' home in Madison Wisconsin in the very early 1990s. Present were Rogers' wife Sarah Siskind, Dan Cantor, ACORN leaders , Wade Rathke ,Zach Polett , Steve Kest and Jon Kest , Steve Cobble from the Institute for Policy Studies (in an advisory role), Sandy Morales Pope (for the first 18 months), Harriet Barlow and Barbara Dudley.
The very first meeting included Gerry Hudson from Democratic Socialists of America and SEIU and Gary Delgado, plus labor activists Sam Pizzigati and Tony Mazzocchi. Anthony Thigpenn of Los Angeles was also approached, but though supportive did not wish to play a leadership role.[1]
New Party builder
New Party News Fall 1994 listed over 100 New Party activists-"some of the community leaders, organizers, retirees,, scholars, artists, parents, students, doctors, writers and other activists who are building the NP" the list included Barbara Dudley, Greenpeace.
Back to Basics conference
A Back to Basics conference on the future of the American Left, was held in Chicago October 9-11, 1998. Speakers included: Sen. Paul Wellstone, Rep. Bernie Sanders, Rep. Cynthia McKinney, Barbara Dudley, Quentin Young and Jim Hightower. The conference was sponsored by Sponsored by In These Times[2].
- ↑ Spoiling for a fight: third-party politics in America By Micah L. Sifry, page 347
- ↑ http://freepress.org/Backup/UnixBackup/pubhtml/leftie/left9806.html


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Eden Ridge Townhouse-Four Season Fun! in Bethel
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
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3 BR 2.5 bath townhouse in beautiful Bethel with over 1600 sq ft of living space.
Only a half mile from downtown Bethel, with shops, restaurants, and
pubs and approx 6 miles to Sunday River Ski Resort or Mt Abram Ski
The Mountain Explorer ski shuttle can be caught at The Sudbury Inn,
half mile in town.
townhome rental amenities
3 story, 3 BR townhome will sleep up to 8 with two queen beds, 1 set of bunks and a sleep sofa.
Fully applianced, stainless steel kitchen, dining area for 6 at the
table and 2 more at the island.
Gas fireplace, Cable TV/DVD, DSL Internet with wireless router,
washer and dryer in the townhouse, 1 car garage and breathtaking
Linens and towels provided.
A varying assortment of games, cards, puzzles, books, CDs and DVDs
activities and attractions in Bethel Maine
Both Sunday River and Mt Abram Ski areas approx 6 miles away.
Bethel is a quaint New England village with specialty shopping and
diverse restaurants.
Award winning golf courses.
Big Adventure Park, Skateboard park and movie theater.
White Mountain National Forests, State Parks, Appalachian Trail and the Androscoggin River.
North Conway shopping just a 1 hour drive.
Year round activities including nordic and alpine skiing, skating,
snowmobiling, dog sled tours, ATV tours, golf, fishing, kayaking,
hiking, excellent cycling and more.
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Snowshoe Mountain is one of Eastern America's the most popular year-round resorts. National forest surrounds the ski resort's mountain summit which features a 4,848 foot elevation averaging 180 inches of snowfall per year! Here is the place for all seasons and all ages and where you can do all the things you want, even if it means doing nothing at all.
Our Snowshoe home is a newly updated, furnished chalet with 4 bedrooms/3 baths, plus large cedar hot tub room. This quiet and serene private retreat is surrounded by nature. Deer and rabbits are our frequent visitors. The home centers around the family room with a floor to ceiling stone fireplace and a wall of windows offering a panoramic mountain view creating a cozy atmosphere. The main living space is located on the second level where you will find the completely updated kitchen with new appliances, wine cooler, great room with a wood burning stone fireplace (wood included), dinning table, two bedroom with queen beds and hall bath.
A staircase will lead you up to the spacious master with beautiful mountain views, private bath and king bed. On the ground level of our chalet is a private bedroom with queen bed, a large bathroom and cedar hot tub room with an 8 person hot tub.
After a day filled with exciting adventures it is a real treat to relax and unwind in the hot tub, watch cable or enjoy a movie or two on the wide-screen TV in surround sound, play cards, video/board games, or cook a nice meal while watching the sunset.
The ski chalet has all the comforts of home with amenities that are just minutes away. The home is located ten minutes from all the major ski lifts, tubing hill, restaurants and shopping. Five minutes from the Raven Golf Course (Snowshoe's Gary Player Course).
Summertime with temperatures highest in the low 80's is a great time to visit the mountain. As the leaves turn golden, orange, and red in the fall, the panoramic view of the array of color stretching across the mountain range is truly breath-taking. When the snow falls, Snowshoe Mountain turns into a winter wonderland. It is a ton of fun to ski on Eastern America's highest slopes where the center of Snowshoe is surrounded by an old world Swiss style shopping village.
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For an appeal to be successful there must be substantial and valid evidence that the parking violation was NOT committed, it occurred due to circumstances beyond the customer's control, or there exist other extraordinary circumstances that should be considered. Evidence must be provided when the petition is submitted. Examples of evidence include doctor/hospital notes or receipts, mechanic repair receipts, tow receipts, or other official forms of documentation. This documentation shall be submitted with the petition whether filed in person, by mail, or online.
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Posted by: fuzzydragons on Oct 09, 2010
The weather is so odd right now. Gorgeous sun and lots of rain, so the flowers are still blooming, which is really odd to see this time of year. It doesn't feel like fall, feels more like spring. With the odd weather I love how at night the sky is so clear, I can look up and see all the constellations and the occasional falling star (well I hope it is a falling star, hopefully not a UFO and we are about to be invaded by little green men o.0).
And the dots continue :) I want to draw a peacock next and use coloured inks to see how they will look. I just need to go and get some pen nibs and find a new holder since I think either the moving monster stole them or a certain black and white creature thought the plastic tasted good :p


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This letter is in response to the article in the Dec. 28th issue "L&M: move to improve mental health care." I am one of the counseling center patients who received a letter regarding the planned changes. The letter began by saying, "We are writing to share good news..." This is not good news at all! The letter did not state where my therapist would be going, nor was I ever contacted to let me know that the counselor I see for my medication no longer has a job and I would have to see someone new. The letter did not provide names or phone numbers of these new locations.
L&M says it is not about the money, I disagree. L&M physicians may be affiliates of the hospital, but the employees who get to keep their jobs no longer work for the hospital and they are paid by this separate company. The office staff at the Counseling Center will be losing their jobs.
Not about the money?
What happens to the people who can't afford transportation to Stonington, Ledyard, Groton or East Lyme? What about the sick who can't get to these locations and may stop taking medication? Shame on L&M. I am grateful to Dr. Julia Chase-Brand for trying to help us.
What do you think is the most important issue for the Connecticut 2013 legislative session?
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The John Carroll Catholic football team's 127-mile trip to Miami for a Southeastern Conference playoff opener against LaSalle on Thursday night marks only the second meeting between the teams.
The first was nearly a lifetime ago -- 49 years, in fact -- when the Royals defeated John Carroll -- known then as Central Catholic -- 34-0 to kick off the 1963 season.
That year, the game was played before 600 fans at Curtis Park, 5.1 miles north of LaSalle's campus and still part of the City of Miami parks and recreation system today.
The Koziol brothers -- fullback Thomas and quarterback Robert -- led the way for the Royals, accounting for four touchdowns. Thomas had two touchdown runs, including a 52-yarder, and caught a 26-yard TD pass from his brother. Robert also had a 58-yard touchdown run.
John Carroll gained just 74 yards, lost three fumbles and had 104 yards in penalties.
LaSalle, coached by Gil Verderber, had finished 2-5 in its debut season a year earlier and entered the game with five seniors, 14 juniors and 14 sophomores.
John Carroll, 3-7 in 1962, was beginning its second season under coach Jim O'Donnell. The Rams would start 0-8 in 1963 before defeating Immokalee 32-12.
The Golden Rams dressed 23 players that season, including a seventh-grader named Iverson Williams. No. 21 scored the first of his 90 touchdowns that season.
Quarterback Hank Salzler was 5-of-14 for 60 yards against LaSalle. Salzler went on to have a long career in athletics and education. He was an athletic director at Martin County High School in the 1980s and rose as high as assistant schools superintendent in Martin County.
O'Donnell had two assistants: Robert Cox and John Schiavone.
Just for kicks, we thought it would be cool to compare the Golden Rams' starting offense in 1963 with the projected lineup for Thursday's playoff game. No heights were listed in 1963.
LE: Brian Wilmott (175)
LT: Ron Critchley (215)
LG: Jack Windle (155)
C: Carlos Castellon (150)
RG: John Wheeler (220)
RT: John Schiavone (225)
TE: John Hefley (160)
QB: Hank Salzler (145)
LH: Dennis Short (130)
RH: Jim Willis (135)
FB: Larry Klimas (173)
QB: Jordan Watkins (6-0, 175)
RB: Chris Vallee (5-10, 190)
WR: Edwin Thomas (5-9, 165)
WR: Jeremy Miret (6-0, 165)
WR: Dan Culumber (5-10, 160)
WR: Brad Hoffman (5-11, 165)
OL: Cameron Roberts (5-11, 180)
OL: Noah Graben (5-10, 250)
OL: Nick Woodward (5-11, 260)
OL: Anthony Jennings (6-0, 215)
OL: Trent Cox (6-2, 300)
Defensive starters were not published before the 1963 game, but here is John Carroll's projected starters on defense for Thursday's game.
DE: Anthony Rahal (6-3, 220)
DE: Matt Celidonio (6-1, 200)
NT: Josh Ayala (5-11, 236)
DT: Alec Rothman (6-0, 235)
LB: Carson Assaly (5-8, 176)
LB: Jeremy Miret (6-0, 165)
LB: Chris Vallee (5-10, 190)
DB: Pierce Halleran (6-0, 170)
DB: Edwin Thomas (5-9, 165)
DB: Conor Flaherty (5-8, 165)
DB: Austin Laszewicki (5-10, 135)


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Anytime Bran Muffins
Makes 4
2 cups water
2 cups Post 100% Bran Cereal
1 cup shortening
2 1/2 cups sugar
4 eggs, beaten
1 qt. buttermilk
4 cups All Bran Cereal
5 cups flour
1 tsp. salt
5 tsp. baking soda
- dried cherries (optional)
- dried cranberries (optional)
Bring 2 cups water to a boil; pour boiling water over 100% Bran. Cream shortening and sugar; add eggs. Beat until fluffy. Stir in buttermilk and All Bran. Mix flour, salt, soda and add alternately with Bran and water mixture. Fold in dried fruit, if desired. Store in refrigerator up to 8 weeks. Bake in a preheated 400° oven until browned (25-30 min.).
Good to Know: You can bake any number, even one at a time, for fresh muffins whenever you want them!


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Supreme Court Rules to Protect Privacy Rights (4th Amendment)
Original post made by Hurray on Jan 23, 2012
The Supreme Court just ruled that the police or government can't monitor people's movements with GPS tracking devices without a search warrant.
This means the police can't just put a GPS tracking device on your car and start tracking your movements like has been done in the Bay Area. The Supreme Court has ruled that people have a reasonable expectation of privacy and that the government putting a GPS tracking device on a car to track someones movements without a search warrant is unconstitutional.
This is a victory because the Supreme Court has significantly limited widespread spying by the government on ordinary citizens.
on Jan 23, 2012 at 9:54 am
That is good news. So when a dog sniffig case goes to the Supreme Court, it is likely they will rule that sniffing dogs violate the 4th amenment right to privacy - a case is currently in the Supreme Court, about a dog sniffing the outside of a house (Florida Supreme Court already ruled sniffing violated the 4th amendment right and case is now in the US Supreme Court)
on Jan 23, 2012 at 9:57 am
I am not a fan of republicans in general, but good for Rand Paul for standing up against an invasion of privacy (pat down at airport):
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on Jan 23, 2012 at 10:02 am
Yes, although the right-wing boobs keep carping on about how the Constitution does not defend the right to privacy, the right has been a matter of law for decades now. Of course, it is the Supreme Court's reasoning on privacy that will ensure they will reject consideration of cases aimed at taking away pregnant women's right to privacy as well.


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By Taylor Armerding
— Like every other armchair critic - and reportedly there are 55 million of us, which makes us "the 18 percent" (of the total U.S. population) - I have a few takeaways from the first presidential debate:
- The winner, but ... : Mitt Romney won. Even the moderate left, far left, and extreme left conceded that much.
But winning the debate does not make Romney the favorite. My guess is that he did well enough to get the attention of voters who are truly undecided, but it is going to take two more outstanding debate performances, plus a flawless final campaign month to actually make the sale.
- The teleprompter: This is a much bigger deal than anyone is saying. Virtually every pundit agreed that Romney was on his game and Obama was not. The president, they said, looked distracted, petulant, disengaged, tired, bored at times, confused, nervous, passive, meandering, and weak.
He lacked passion. He lacked aggression.
But very few - among them lefty comedian Bill Maher and right-leaning columnist Charles Hurt in the Washington Times - said much about Obama working without a teleprompter.
Maher sounded more mystified than angry, and Hurt delivered what has become the standard Republican jibe at Obama, which is that the president is lost without a script.
I agree that he was lost but disagree with the implication that this means the president just isn't as smart as he wants us all of us to think he is.
Smart is not the problem; Obama is brilliant. The problem is that even smart people, when they speak in public under a consistent set of circumstances, get used to it. When those circumstances change, it throws them off.
This may not be an exact parallel, but I've been trying to teach myself to "write" with voice-recognition software. I'm improving slowly, but I'm still lousy. That's because I've been thinking through my fingers, on a keyboard, for all of my professional life. It throws me off to think differently.
For the president, virtually every time he has spoken in public (with the exception of his rare press conferences), the teleprompter has been there.
So I didn't see him as disengaged, bored, or passive. I could practically see him mentally scrambling, trying to organize his thoughts - something he hasn't had to do for too long a time because it's all been there for him to read.
Obama is a pro at using the teleprompter, but its absence is a curse. It won't solve his problem to be more aggressive or more engaged. He has to be able to think on his feet. He is plenty smart enough to do it, but he is way out of practice. And it may take more than three weeks for him to get back into practice.
- Political language: "Whoever controls the language, the images, controls the race." That observation has been attributed to Beat poet and political activist Allen Ginsberg.
I doubt that Ginsberg and Jeane Kirkpatrick, the Democrat-turned-Republican who served as ambassador to the United Nations under President Ronald Reagan, were all that close. But they shared a common philosophy about language.
In response to a question about why socialist politicians were so successful against those who advocated the free market, even though free economies were demonstrably more successful than socialist ones, she reportedly said, "Their rhetoric is better than ours."
It shouldn't be. After several decades of covering big-government liberals, I know that words like "fairness" or "fair share," "social justice," "equality," "community," "economic patriotism," "we're all in this together," and "balanced" are almost all euphemisms for raising taxes on those who have been wicked enough to become successful.
Another favorite of Obama's is his call for "everybody to play by the same rules."
But they sound so comforting, so safe. Who could be against fairness, justice, and community?
Meanwhile, conservatives talk about independence, personal responsibility, self-reliance - all things President Obama and his supporters say amounts to telling the poor, elderly, and disabled, "Good luck. You're on your own."
If Romney doesn't challenge this feel-good, Orwell-speak, he will be in trouble. It shouldn't be that difficult.
When the president says he wants everybody to play by the same rules, he means the opposite. He wants one set of rules for the poor and middle class, and another, more punitive set of rules for "millionaires and billionaires," who he defines as those who make more than one-fifth of a million dollars.
Yes, both parties have signed on to the so-called "progressive" tax code. But it is more than disingenuous to say that this amounts to "the same set of rules."
Then there is "fair." Is it fair for unionized government employees to be able to retire in their mid-50s with a defined benefit pension and gold-plated health benefits for life, while the average private-sector worker has to stay on the job at least 10 years longer for lower pay and much lower benefits?
Columnist Mark Steyn has correctly pointed out that trillion-dollar deficits as far as the eye can see, with a $16 trillion-and-growing debt, amount to, "looting the future to bribe the present."
How is that fair, or compassionate, to the coming generations?
How does that amount to, "We're all in this together"?
- Taylor Armerding is an independent columnist. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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SMITHFIELD — The ability to keep emotions in check enabled Smithfield-Selma 's soccer team to celebrate Senior Night with a 2-0 victory over county rival South Johnston Friday night.
The Spartans sent off seniors Holly and Heather Rabil, Kaitlyn Dacey, Itai Torres, Miriam Vasquez and Ericka Callejas, on a winning note and avenged a 1-0 loss to their Two Rivers 3A Conference rival.
Also, the win, the Spartans' second straight and third in their past four outings, improved Smithfield-Selma to 4-10 and 3-6 in the Two Rivers Conference. South Johnston slipped to 3-9 and 3-6.
"I think Smithfield-Selma did good job of coming out strong," said Trojans coach Jeremy Byrd. "It was obvious they were keyed up for this game."
So much so the Spartans controlled the first half of the contest, allowing the Trojans' two sustained possessions in the first 15 minutes, and only six in the half.
"Our defense has really stepped up in the past four games," said Spartans coach Kristian Stewart. "They pushed the ball forward to the center-mids and the forwards in the past few game, and did so tonight too."
Stewart said the Spartans' defense started with Rabil, who pushed the ball up to the center midfielders, who in turn launched the forwards into the Trojan defensive third.
Generating a consistent attack started by the defense, the Spartans pressured Trojans goalkeeper Shaina Teats often, but the Trojans defense was up to the test, limiting Smithfield-Selma to four first-half shots. But it as the fourth shot that mattered most, when Morgan Eatmon made a run up the right side of the field, then blasted a right-to-left shot by Teats into the back of the net with 4:29 left in the half.
"We started the game by immediately putting pressure on South," Stewart said. "We were using real good two and three touches in passing the ball forward.
"Our first touches were right on tonight. In the first game (against South), our touches were off and we lost focus. You have to have focus to play this game."
The Spartans were able to keep their focus in the second half, particularly in the opening minutes following an emotional Senior Night halftime ceremony,
"I believe that girls can handle their emotions better than the boys," Stewart said, explaining that in emotional matches, they boys tend to let their personal emotions flow into the match,
Any tearful emotion from the ceremony for the Spartans was quickly dismissed as SSS jumped to the attack from the opening whistle of the half.
Kara Harrison dried their eyes by lifting a rebound of a blocked shot just under the crossbar but over the head of Teat 2:40 into the period, pushing the margin to what would be the final tally in the 2-0 outcome.
The Trojans attempted to battle back, only to be thwarted by the Spartans midfielders and defensive backs throughout the half.
The Spartans out-shot the Trojans 9-1 in the contest and held a 5-4 edge in corner kicks.
Teats recorded four saves, while the Spartans' goalkeeper, Carolina Carter, stopped South's only shot.
"We were one breakaway away," Byrd said. "If we could have gotten one, it would have changed the game. But we didn't get it."
"I believe I said at the first of the season," Stewart said, "It was going to take time for our girls and that they needed to play and practice together to find the right combinations that would work or them.
"You could ell our seniors were really digging deep out there -- and our underclassmen were right there to back them up. From our last game with South to this one - that was the difference."


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IH Dealer Memorabilia??
Would anyone happen to know the story on these little buttons? They were found at a gentlemans place that used to be the manager of an IH Dealership. I found them sitting in an old IH Refridgerator in a barn on top of several Parts Manuals. From a quick search, I see that this was a line of long lasting parts IH patented. There was also a belt buckle made to advertise the "Earth Metal" parts. I wonder what year these buttons would be from? More info about the buttons and the line in general would be nice too.
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IIRC Earth Metal came out in the '70s. It was IH's brand of steel used for disk blades, plow parts, cultivator shovels, etc. It was supposed to be a longer-wearing type of steel. I think caseIH still uses the name.
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If I am not mistaken Ken Updike had an article on Earth Metal in one of last years Red Power - had to do with IH's revolutionary tillage system.
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I really need to subscribe to Red Power!! I wonder what a lifetime membership would be?? Yeah, from the research I've done (not much), I have found what you said AL. I think I'm going to keep the buttons in the original packaging for now and not open them. I also picked up a Cub (Lincoln #??? (can't remember the number)) Grease Gun, and a huge stack of manuals ( I will share with you soon Rudi for the archives). I am planning on trying to locate a glass display case (like at a jewelry store) to display them all in my new shop office.
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Last Tuesday, Jan. 7, a crowd of supporters gathered in the bitter cold in New Orleans' Lafayette Square outside the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals to show their support for Angola 3 inmate Albert Woodfox. Woodfox has been held in solitary confinement – or what the state of Louisiana calls "Closed Cell Restriction" – for 42 years. By most estimates, 42 years is the longest any prisoner has been held in isolation.


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Escape to gorgeous Marathon, Florida Keys for a romantic getaway or a fun family retreat. For families with young children this Marathon, Florida Keys Vacation home is located just two blocks away from beautiful Sombrero Beach with a children`s playground, baseball diamond, volleyball net, picnic areas and roped swim area for all to enjoy.
This fantastic Marathon, Florida Keys single family home boasts open air decking while providing relaxation with a view. With table and four chairs seating to allow you to soak up plenty of sunshine while vacationing in the fabulous Florida Keys, or go down to the concrete dock area and lounge while watching an occasional visit by a manatee or a tarpon rolling by to say hello, it is sure to bring you plenty of flavorful memories.
The light tropical decor of your Marathon, Florida Keys rental is complete with glass sliding doors leading to a full deck overlooking the canal making it a combination both romantic and family-oriented. The engaging open floor plan with kitchen and dining table setup is perfect for entertaining whether cocktail party oriented or bringing the family together for a delightful mid-evening dinner at sunset.
To complete this relaxing atmosphere, here in Marathon, Florida Keys, this home also features wireless DLS internet to accommodate your work needs while away.
Docking - 40 foot concrete dock with additional space float dock to pull up your jet ski or small boat. The dock comes complete with a fish cleaning table to filet the catch of the day.
Bedrooms: - Master bedroom with adjoining bath has a King size bed and a 40 inch flat screen tv. The 2nd bedroom features 25 TV with queen bed and 3rd bedroom has two twin beds and a 25 TV. The two guest bedrooms are conveniently separated by a guest bath. The living room has a large leather sectional sleeper sofa.
Bathrooms (2)- Large master bath has a walk in shower and a nice vanity. The other bath, with tub and shower head, is located in the hallway between the two guest bedrooms.
Kitchen- A fully equipped kitchen that features lots of counter space and a breakfast bar that seats 4. There are lots of appliances for your convenience and enjoyment: side freezer refrigerator with ice maker; dishwasher; electric stove and microwave; coffee maker; blender; toaster and more.
The Living room has a large leather sectional couch for seating of approximately 9 and 42 television.
The dining table is facing the water and seats eight with seating for four at the table level bar nearby.
Parking- There is plenty of gravel parking to accomodate a boat trailer and 3 cars.
Beach: - The house is approximately 3 blocksfrom beautiful Sombrero Beach, Marathon Florida. End canal location allows open wide canal water views and quick direct ocean access.
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activities and attractions in Marathon The Florida Keys
Dolphin Research Center
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Walk To Sombrero Beach
Visit Pigeon Key and the old Seven Mile Bridge
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Portrait of Madame Augustine Roulin and Baby Marcelle, 1888 or 1889
Vincent Willem van Gogh, Dutch
Oil on canvas
36 3/8 x 28 15/16 inches (92.4 x 73.5 cm) Framed: 49 1/2 x 42 x 5 1/2 inches (125.7 x 106.7 x 14 cm)
Bequest of Lisa Norris Elkins, 1950
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Vincent Willem van Gogh, Dutch
Oil on canvas
36 3/8 x 28 15/16 inches (92.4 x 73.5 cm) Framed: 49 1/2 x 42 x 5 1/2 inches (125.7 x 106.7 x 14 cm)
Bequest of Lisa Norris Elkins, 1950
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About This PaintingVincent van Gogh painted this portrait of Madame Roulin and her baby daughter Marcelle in 1888 when he was living and working in Arles, a town in southern France. After cold weather forced him to work indoors, Vincent asked the Roulin family close friends of his, to model for him. Look at the heavy outlines around the lumpy figures of the mother and baby. The mother's sloping shoulders, her bulging upper arm, and her thick hands tell us that she worked hard taking care of her family. In those days modern conveniences like washing machines did not exist. You may be wondering about the pose, or position, of Madame Roulin and her baby—why isn't the mother hugging her baby or letting her lie down? Madame Roulin is holding her baby up for us to see, gently supporting the baby's back in the crook of her right arm and steadying the baby's tummy with her left hand. When you look at family photographs of new babies and their mothers, or at pictures of the Madonna and Child in churches and museums, you will see lots of variations on this traditional pose. Throughout his life Vincent wrote many letters to his brother, Theo, describing his goals as an artist. In one he wrote:
. . . in a picture I want to say something comforting as music is comforting. I want to paint men and women with that something of the eternal which the halo used to symbolize, and which we seek to communicate by the actual radiance and vibration of our coloring.Look at the bright yellow background. It creates a warm glow around the figures, like an enormous halo. We also know from Vincent's letters that yellow was his favorite color. Find the deep blue outlines surrounding the vibrant greens and yellows of Madame Roulin's dress and the areas of warm orange in her face and the chair. These intense color combinations may seem jarring. In a letter to Theo, Vincent explained:
. . . instead of trying to reproduce exactly what I have before my eyes, I use color . . . to express myself more forcibly.If you move close to this image, you will see many different kinds of brushstrokes. Some are turbulent like waves in the ocean, while others are straight as rulers. The brushstrokes allow us to see many layers of different colors covering the surface of the painting and filling it with energy and motion, almost like water in a rushing stream. The brushstrokes at the bottom of the painting look like they are flowing right off the canvas!
About This ArtistVincent van Gogh was born in 1853 in a small town in the Netherlands (Holland). When he was sixteen years old, his uncle helped him get a job with a firm of art dealers in The Hague, a large city in the Netherlands. Vincent and his favorite brother, Theo, started writing letters to each other, a tradition they continued for the rest of their lives. After four years, Vincent was promoted to the firm's gallery in London. He did well at selling art and enjoyed meeting many artists, but when he was rejected by a sweetheart, he became severely depressed, lost interest in his work, and was eventually dismissed from his job. Vincent was briefly employed as an assistant teacher near London, and then tried missionary work in Belgium. Finally, hoping to become a newspaper illustrator, Vincent started teaching himself how to draw. At the age of twenty-seven he decided to devote his life to making art. Supported by his father and Theo, who had become an art dealer, Vincent studied art in Brussels and then in The Hague. In 1886, he moved in with Theo in Paris. There new worlds opened up for him. He met young artists like the Impressionists, who were discovering revolutionary ways of painting the world around them. He was enchanted by Japanese block prints (then being seen in Europe for the first time) with their flat areas of color outlined in black. After a few years, Vincent tired of city life and moved to Arles, a town in the south of France. For months he painted constantly, hardly stopping to eat. A friend, the painter Paul Gauguin, came to Arles and the two artists lived and worked together for several months, until they quarreled and Gauguin left. Extremely upset, Vincent had hallucinations, cut off his own earlobe, and had to be hospitalized. Despite these problems, Vincent kept on painting. In 1890, he moved to Auvers, a village near Paris, to live and work under the care of Doctor Gachet, a collector and amateur artist. For two months Vincent completed a painting every day. And yet, while out painting one July afternoon he shot himself in the stomach. He died two days later with Theo at his side. Although Vincent was virtually unknown during his lifetime, today he is one of the world's most loved artists. In fact, one of his works was recently the most expensive painting ever sold!
Vincent's EarNo one knows exactly why Vincent cut off his own earlobe. He may have been upset about his quarrel with Gauguin, or discouraged that he had no money and that no one wanted to buy his paintings. He may have been exhausted from working hard, not eating, and drinking too much coffee and alcohol. At the time, his doctor believed that he suffered from epilepsy. Today, doctors think he may have had acute intermittent porphyria (a rare metabolic disorder) or syphilis (a sexually transmitted disease). The amazing thing is that he was able to paint so many beautiful pictures in so short a time, despite periods of intense illness. This painting is included in The Figure in the Impressionist Era, a set of teaching posters and resource book produced by the Division of Education and made possible by a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Jiyoun Chang, Lighting And Set Designer
Home base: Sunnyside, NY
Current project(s): Crane Story at Cherry Lane Theatre; A Doll House presented by Triad Stage; Troilus and Cressida presented by Oregon Shakespeare Festival in April 2012, moving to the Public.
Most notable achievements:T.1912, a multimedia project at the Guggenheim Museum with artist Dominique Gonzales-Foerster for the 99th anniversary of the Titanic sinking.
When I started in this industry: I studied physics in college in Korea, and after that, I started to act for a children's theatre company. I went to Yale in 2005, accepted as a lighting designer. Since May 2008, I have been working full-time as a lighting and set designer.
How I got into this industry: My acting career didn't go well, but I didn't want to do anything but theatre. I started to take internships at Brooklyn College in order to observe all the professions of theatre industry. One fine day, I walked into a theatre. They were working on Joe Turner's Come and Gone by August Wilson. There was a person standing on stage-left in the backyard with a clothes line full of clothes, and a single blue light lit him beautifully. It was so magical. I realized that, if I believed in the magic, I could do the magic, and that was when I decided to become a lighting designer.
Influences: Richard Kearney was my first teacher who taught me lighting. Yale certainly changed my life. Stephen Strawbridge and Jennifer Tipton are very different teachers in the best ways possible. Ming Cho Lee influenced me greatly and really helped me to become a set designer.
Best advice I've ever heard: Ming Cho Lee taught me to be relevant to now and to myself, even when the play is in period, or the subject matter seems so remote. Our design and direction of the play can still be relevant to our lives. It helps me to personalize each project.
Favorite thing about the industry: The design and tech process—especially when I am in tech, I am very happy.
Favorite design/programming/technical trick: I cannot always afford to do it, but I like to try one new thing for a show, something I am not familiar with.
Plans for the future: I'd love to find more opportunity for dance and installation art or theatrical musical events.
Other interests/side gigs: Occasionally, I design projections and costumes. I enjoy projection design and learning more about it.
Awards, honors: Opera America Director/Designer Showcase '09 Finalist; Donald and Zorka Oenslager Fellowship Award
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Arizona Republic beat man and PFW correspondent Kent Somers is reporting that the Cardinals have agreed to pay QB Kevin Kolb a $7 million roster bonus that will keep him on the team for the foreseeable future. The deadline for Kolb to have received the bonus was Friday afternoon, and the Cardinals, considered to be a finalist in the Peyton Manning sweepstakes, waited until the last minute to decide whether or not to retain Kolb, an injury-plagued disappointment in his first season with the team.
Kolb signed a five-year, $63 million contract after being acquired from Philadelphia in exchange for CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and a second-round pick almost exactly one year ago. Kolb, who missed seven games because of a foot injury and concussions, won only twice in nine starts. When he did play, he often struggled operating a new offense.
Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt officially bowed out of the chase for Manning late Friday afternoon. "Regarding today's developments and our quarterback position, acquiring Peyton Manning is no longer an option for us," Whisenhunt said in a team release. "Since the end of last season we made it very clear that our plan was to head into 2012 with Kevin Kolb and John Skelton, let the process play out and — like at every position — go with the quarterback who gives us the best chance to win.
"Obviously something very unique and unexpected presented itself. We've said it many times: if there's an opportunity to make our team better we'll explore it; we view the potential of adding a first-ballot Hall of Fame quarterback as one of those. The organization quickly put together an aggressive plan to go after it. We're proud of that and feel very strongly about what we have to offer as a team and as an organization. In the end it didn't work out but from our perspective it was very positive and we certainly don't have any regrets about it."
"We sit here today in the same spot we were heading into the offseason. That's with two experienced quarterbacks who have both demonstrated positive things in the past and who we feel good about. Like we said at the end of the season when we won seven of the last nine games, carrying the momentum of that strong finish into 2012 is important and that remains unchanged."
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For Manning to have been a serious option in the desert, a deal with the four-time league MVP would have had to have been struck much sooner than later, with the Kolb roster-bonus deadline staring the Cardinals in the face.
With it now appearing that Manning will be landing elsewhere, Kolb figures to enter the offseason facing what could be extremely legitimate competition for the starting QB job from backup John Skelton, whose stock rose after winning six of the eight games in which he appeared last season. You have to wonder about Kolb's confidence level after the Cardinals made such a big push for Manning.


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I found a C-3 mower this morning that will be for sale if anyone wants it.
It looks to be about 95 - 100 % complete. When I get it home, I will be able to tell better. If it is missing anything, I don't see what it may be. As best I can tell it has the following major parts:
- Deck appears to be solid and has all skirts.
- Skids are home-made.
- All three spindles appear to be free.
- Front anti-scalp wheels are present and appear complete.
- Idler pulley bar appears to be complete, but has what looks like a home-made drawbar welded to it.
- PTO pulley with hub is present.
- Belt appears to be in good shape.
- Angle iron for attaching to final drives appears to be complete and straight.
- Lift chain and attachment to the rockshaft is present.
- He doesn't have or can't find the nuts/bolts to attach to tractor.
I will post a message when I get it home. The guy wants $200 for it which is what he says he has in it. I am going to bring it home and post it on our Agricultural Review for him if nobody on the board wants it.
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Big House in the Mountains in Beaver Creek
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Stonebridge
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,568 - $ 3,143 / week
$ 4,900 - $ 15,000 / month
vacation rental description
This lovely 4 bedroom, 4 bath house is the perfect place for the large family, or a group of friends! The combined living, dining area gives you lots of room to stretch out and relax. Complete with fireplace, large flat screen hi-def T.V.. Seating for 8 plus around the table, and south facing floor to ceiling windows to take in the view of the mountains and listen to the rush of the Eagle River. The gourmet kitchen is fully equipped to serve your needs. It even has its own wine refrigerator. The main floor also has a bedroom, bath , and utility room with washer/dryer. The second floor has a bedroom with fulland twin bunk bed, full bath, and the master bedroom,with king bed, and bath with large soaking tub, shower, and double sinks. There is an open landing on the second floor that also has a double futon bed. The third floor has a queen bed, bunk beds, and a full bath. Plenty of room, and plenty of privacy. You'll love this large, comfortable home.
house rental amenities
- double-sided fireplace
- hi-def flat screen t.v. with wii internet connectivity
- patio with gas grill
- across the street from free shuttle bus stop
- garage, and extra parking space
- down comforters, high quality linens
- .5 mile to Westin Hotel gondola
- .5 miles to Beaver Creek Ski Area
- 15 minutes to Vail
- convenient to everything
- granite, tile, and carpeting throughout
activities and attractions in Beaver Creek Colorado
There are so many things in the vail valley to see and do. In winter: skiing, Beaver Creek, Arrorhead, & Vail. crosscountry skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice skating, sledding, ice climbing, skibikes, ice fishing, and fabulous dining, and shopping. Summer: rafting, hiking, biking,rock climbing, fishing,horseback riding, sight seeing, jeep tours, golfing, tennis, swimming (summer and winter) ice skating, and we are only 58 miles from the largest natural mineral water,hot springs pool in the U.S. located in Glenwood Springs. Antiqueing in many of the small towns in the area. There are also many events such as the Bravo, which is the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, with guest stars. The International Festival of Dance, featuring the top ballet dancers in the world. The hot summer nights concerts, free, at Gerald Ford Ampitheater. The Vilar Center in Beaver Creek has many events featuring well know artists. I'm sure I'm forgetting something but I furnish you with a list of things to do and places to go, along with restaurants and other venues. Plenty to do, you will not be bored!!!
vacation rental rates
Dec 21-Jan 5 $550/night 5 night minimum
Jan 6-Feb 7 $399/night 3 night minimum
Feb 8-Mar 31 $450/night 3 night minimum
April 1-April 20 $350/night 3 night minimum
April 20-May 23 $250/night 2 night minimum
May 23-Sept 10 $300/night 3 night minimum
Sept 11-Oct 31 $250/night 2 night minimum


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District Attorney Kathleen Rice has subpoenaed unspecified "records" of a Huntington firm involved in the cleanup work following Hurricane Sandy, a published report said Wednesday.
Quoting an unnamed source, Newsday reported subpoenas were sent out to various parties, including Looks Great Services Inc. of Huntington, at least three weeks ago.
Newsday said the focus of the investigation is not clear.
A spokesman for the District Attorney's office could not be reached by Patch for comment Wednesday for clarification.
The Newsday story comes a day after it reported that Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos has asked for payment records of Hurricane Sandy contractors is part of a routine audit.
Maragos has asked the 12 largest Hurricane Sandy contractors for their payroll and expense records, including Huntington's Looks Great Services Inc., which is due nearly $70 million for debris removal, Newsday reported Monday.
Looks Great spokeswoman Risa Heller told Newsday the company has a "policy of fully complying with any laws and regulations applicable to our contract work..."
Two Plainview companies and one Farmingdale firm were also the subject of auditing requests from Maragos' office. They were R.J. Industries Inc. of Plainview, which is to be paid $6.75 million for sewer treatment plant repairs in Bay Park; Posilico Civil Inc. of Farmingdale, which has a $13.1 million contract for the Bay Park plant cleanup; and Grace Industries Llc of Plainview, which is due $8 million for work including debris cleanup, Newsday reported.
Nassau County approved dozens of emergency contracts in the wake of the storm, including two to firms in Plainview and one in Farmingdale, Newsday reported.
"We are basically checking that they provide the paperwork to prove they are doing what they claim to be doing," Jostyn Hernandez, the director of communications for Maragos office, told Patch Tuesday.
Audits such as these are routine for the comptroller's office, Hernandez said. The difference in this instance is that routine procedures for distributing contracts had to be scrapped because of the crisis conditions left in the storm's wake.


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It may seem an unlikely transformation, but FOX Carolina photographer Summer Gagnon took a path from math teacher wanna-be, to TV news photographer.
Normally it's Mr. (Joe) Gagnon bringing viewers the news, but it's Mrs. Gagnon, the lady behind the camera, who makes it all happen. She claims to have no interest in taking his job.
"I hate it. I really do. I don't like being on camera," said Summer Gagnon. "I'll do it if I have to ... I wanted to be a photographer for the reason that I am very uncomfortable in front of a camera."
Summer Gagnon rises well before sunrise and gets to work by 2:30 a.m., if she's not woken up and pulled out of bed, earlier, for breaking news. She spends pre-dawn hours pulling cables and pointing a camera at her husband, whom she met on the job, as his photographer in Grand Junction, CO.
"I like the deadlines. I like the fast pace. I like that we get to be in whatever's going on, that's where we're going, and that really fits my personality," said Summer Gagnon.
It's a job she didn't even know she wanted.
Summer Gagnon started college in California, on track to be a math teacher.
She said she loves math, "which is probably not that common for people who work in news, but I love math, so I wanted to be a math teacher. [I] thought being a teacher would be great."
Before moving back home to Colorado, she visited the Grand Junction TV station's website to find news of a childhood neighbor getting into big-time trouble.
As she was on that website, she saw a link for jobs at the station. Summer Gagnon said she doesn't know why she clicked on the link, since she didn't have any experience or know anything about news, but she called. She said she was hired on the spot.
"The rest is history!"
That was six years ago; she started as a production assistant, working behind the scenes in the studio. Summer Gagnon said her boss needed someone to shoot video one day and handed her a camera. She said she had no training in how to use a camera, but after that point, she became a photographer.
"I look back and think to myself, of me being a math teacher now, and I'm like, I don't know, I probably wouldn't have succeeded at that, 'cause this fits my personality so well," she said. "I can't imagine if it didn't happen what that would be like."
It definitely wouldn't have included The Morning News' Friday Dance Party.
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Greensburg Daily News
---- — GREENSBURG – The 2013 "Rooted in Decatur County….Let's Tend to Our Roots" campaign officially started Tuesday, Sept. 3 on WTRE for the Decatur County United Fund.
Tim and Lora Williams, 2013 Campaign Chairs, made their pledge of $1,500 to the campaign.
"Our theme this year lends very well to our community efforts," Lora Williams noted. "There is a significant number of individuals who were born and raised here, work here, support community projects, and truly want our community to thrive. The theme really addresses how we are all working to engage people and organizations with the passion, expertise and resources needed to tend to Decatur County's most pressing issues." Williams, along with her husband Tim, is working to raise $390,000 to benefit 22 agencies in 2014. According to Tim and Lora, the agencies that benefit from the United Fund dollars help meet the human needs of young to old in a wide array of services.
This campaign will support the following partners: Advocates for Children, American Red Cross, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Bread of Life, Carousel Play and Learn Center, Catch A Ride, Community Healthcare Clinic, and Decatur County 4 Kids. Also, Decatur County Youth Baseball, Decatur County Youth Soccer Club, Foster Grandparent Program, Girl Scouts, Head Start, Human Services, Legal Aid, Meals on Wheels. New Directions, Our Hospice of Decatur County, St. Paul Senior Center, Turning Point, United Way 2-1-1 and Decatur County Family YMCA also benefit from United Fund dollars.
According to Lora, the campaign to date has raised $11,352 toward the goal of $390,000. Thanks to the help of many individuals and companies, the Williamses will continue to work toward reaching this goal. Lora noted, "Every contribution is important. We have seen the impact United Fund has on people in our community. We feel it is important to spread the word that United Fund is a great organization to support as we continue tending to our roots in Decatur County."
To make a contribution to the Decatur County United Fund, you can mail your donation, to the Decatur County United Fund, 108 S. Broadway, Suite 1, Greensburg, IN 47240. You can also go online at www.dcuf.com and give by utilizing the DONATE button on our home page. Just follow the simple instructions. You may also give in memory of or in honor of an individual.
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Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Twitter: @WWLTV
Photographer Steven Forster has a laundry list of awards for his work as a newspaper photo journalist.
You now see his work each week in the New Orleans Advocate, and Forster has also been an exhibiting photographer for 35 years.
Now, the New Orleans native is opening his first exhibit since Hurricane Katrina called Celebrity, right here in his home town.
Steven Forster joins the Eyewitness Morning News with his friend and sometimes subject, actor Bryan Batt to talk about his new photography exhibit, Celebrity.
Steven Forster's "Celebrity" Photography exhibit opens at the Boyd-Satellite gallery with a reception Saturday from 6 pm until 9 pm, at 440 Julia Street in the Warehouse District. For more information, call the gallery at (504) 581-2440.


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Irving, Texas 75060
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Fire Administration Operational Hours: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Fire Department provides Fire, EMS, Rescue, and Hazardous Material protection on a 24-hour per day basis to the citizens of Irving. We strive to minimize the dangers to life and property from the hazards that can arise each day in our city by fire safety education, fire prevention inspections, investigations, fire control operations, and continuous training in the fields of EMS, Hazardous Materials, and Rescue.
Chief Of Department: Victor Conley (972) 721-4857
Assistant Chief: Rusty Wilson (972) 721-2653
Assistant Chief: Jack Taylor (972) 721-2514
Assistant Chief: Tony Harvey (972) 721-2755
Fire Marshal: Derek Austin (972) 721-2651


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I've got some catching up to do.
A clearly distraught Director Faber pointed out to me the other day that I have not been posting new episodes of the Needless Things Podcast here on the ESO Network page. At the time I couldn't remember why, so I just told him that I've only actually done two episodes and it's not like I have the manliness or intestinal fortitude to produce multiple podcasts in a single week like he does. I'm lucky if I can muster the will to crank out one every six weeks.
Which is why I am only now producing my third episode since the beginning of 2013.


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