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Casa Del Sol, 2BR/2BA House, Walk to Plaza! Free Wi-Fi in Santa Fe
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
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$ 2,970 - $ 3,950 / month
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Our guests say it best .....!!
'The property was all that it was said to be and then some. It was definitely home away from home. We loved the Southwest charm and decor and the owners have thought of everything that anyone could need while away from home. We will definitely go again. '
Casa del Sol is a charming, secluded oasis within a comfortable walk to the historic Plaza (0.7 miles). When you open the front door, you realize that this home was completely redone from the beautiful travertine tile floors to the faux painted walls. There are stainless steel appliances in the fully-equipped kitchen, jacuzzi tubs in each bathroom, and central air conditioning/heating.
We have a great deal of absolutely beautiful artwork, including some original works, which we enjoy sharing with our guests. Our home is ideally set up for two couples, or one fortunate honeymoon couple! It is a generous 1,700 sq. ft. in size. There is a King-sized master suite, with delightful private patio through glass doors where you can enjoy your morning coffee. The second bedroom has Queen bed and bathroom, again with jacuzzi tub. Bath products and bath robes are provided and there are TVs in both bedrooms. A separate study includes huge desk for the home-away from home office. Hi speed internet access via cable and wi-fi are provided. The outside patio runs the width of the house, fully equipped for entertaining or relaxing outside, with BBQ, tables and chairs and lounges. It is completely secluded and provides a restful oasis to stretch out and read or just laze. There is a one-car attached garage, with additional space for parking in front of the garage.
house rental amenities
-Fully equipped modern Kitchen with stainless steel appliances
-Beautiful travertine tile floors
-Central Air Conditioning and Heating
-Professionally decorated with first class furniture and art, much of it original
-Separate office with high speed internet connection; wireless router
-Master Suite with king size bed, TV, private patio, tiled jacuzzi bath and separate shower; bath robes included
activities and attractions in Santa Fe New Mexico
- World class art galleries
- Churches
- Many destination restaurants
- Museums
- Ancient Ruins
- Sight Seeing
- Shopping
- Historical Sites
- Scenic Drives
- Antiquing
- Walking
vacation rental rates
* Jun-Oct..$195/night..$1,170/wk; (5 night minimum)
* Nov-Feb..$165/night..$990/wk (4 night minimum)
* Mar-May..$180/night..$1,080/wk (4 night minimum)
* Holidays..$225/night..$1,350/wk (5 night minimum)
* Cleaning charge...$95
* Plus applicable New Mexico taxes (7%)
* 5 night minimum.
* Pets ... $15/day to a max. of $50/week
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The only thing CEO Steve Ballmer knew about Microsoft's Windows Vista Capable marketing campaign was what he was told by subordinates, and he should not have to testify in the class-action lawsuit that accuses the firm of deceiving customers, the company said Friday.
In a motion filed Friday, Microsoft asked U.S. District Court Judge Marsha Pechman to block the move by plaintiffs' attorneys to depose Ballmer later this month. Lawyers for the plaintiffs want Ballmer on record in the case, which charges Microsoft duped consumers when it touted then-current PCs as "Vista Capable" in the months leading up to the late-2006 launch of the new operating system.
A Microsoft spokesman said the opposing lawyers were grandstanding. "This unnecessary request to depose Steve Ballmer is part of an effort by class action lawyers to generate media interest in topics that fall outside the narrow theory the court allowed them to pursue in this lawsuit in February," said company spokesman David Bowermaster.
In a declaration submitted to Pechman, Stephen Rummage, an attorney with Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, which is representing Microsoft in the case, said that he told plaintiffs' attorneys that Ballmer would not be available for a deposition before the Nov. 14 cut-off. "After briefly describing our understanding of the law, I told [plaintiffs' attorneys] that Mr. Ballmer had no unique or superior personal knowledge of any disputed facts, asked them to explain why they thought Mr. Ballmer's testimony was necessary, and requested that Plaintiffs rethink their request to depose Mr. Ballmer," Rummage told the judge.
Ballmer echoed that in his own declaration, also filed Friday. "I was not involved in any of the operational decisions about the Windows Vista Capable program," he said. "I was not involved in establishing the requirements computers must satisfy to qualify for the Windows Vista Capable program. I was not involved in formulating any marketing strategy or any public messaging surrounding the Windows Vista Capable program.
"To the best of my recollection, I do not have any unique knowledge of nor did I have any unique involvement in any decisions regarding the Windows Vista Capable program," Ballmer added.
All he knew about Vista Capable was what subordinates, particularly Jim Allchin, the Windows development chief who took Vista to market before retiring in early 2007, and Will Poole, the former senior vice president responsible for the client version of Windows, told him. Ballmer admitted having had only "brief discussions about technical requirements and timing" for the marketing effort with high-level executives at partners such as Intel.

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We can't imagine a student having a better senior year than Sam Saarinen. Certainly, he is making Shelby County look very good in the educational world.
In case you haven't been keeping up with Sam, a student at the Gatton Academy of Mathematics in Bowling Green, let us tell you just what he has accomplished.
First, he made a perfect score on the American College Test, something only a few hundred students do each year.
So let me get this straight: In 1976 the federal government decided that we would devote February to the celebration and development of African-American history, calling it Black History Month and expanding it from a whole week. Are we to take from that, after having spent so many centuries denying African-Americans as being whole parts of society, that 28 days each year seems a fair mortgage payment against that debt?
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but there are times I love him NOT!
Like when I want to watch my soaps
and he would rather dash my hopes
by telling me that there's no way
I'd ever hear my hero say
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and I should put him on the shelf.
I stay up late, he turns in early,
I like hair straight, he likes it curly,
There's no telling why he moans,
when I ask him he just groans
and tells me that I'm crazy..
Shelby County so often has appeared to be moving in the slow lane when it comes to matters of highways and byways – see the Shelbyville Bypass, if you will – that our recent giddiness about the expedited replacement for the deadly interchange at KY 55 and Interstate 64 sometimes seems like a bit of a dream.
That project is moving along quickly, right through the winter months, and we would have bet our asphalt that we wouldn't have seen such activity in our lifetimes. We only can assume a more dedicated contractor was hired this time.
The presentation Sunday at Stratton Center about the bits and pieces of recorded African-American history in Shelby County is the wonderful culmination of a long-since-due step in preserving that piece of our ancestral pie.
We often feel that much of the story of African-Americans in the nearly 221 years of Shelby County are lost in the anecdotes and in the dwindling in the memories of a few in our county. There are so many rich stories that we fear would be lost, if not for the dedication of the volunteers from the Shelby County Historical Society.
If you know me and grasp that I have spent a large portion of my life in the shadows of Disney World, you might be surprised to learn that there are places in Kentucky that I have visited innumerable times and yet always have returned with a gift of something ineffable.
To have survived the daily assault of tee-shirts and billboards perhaps left me inured to overwhelming promotion and more embracing of our state's precious jewels, even if they are sadly too often unpolished to the sheen you see of their peers elsewhere.
The aging athlete is a pitiful thing in America, especially when their glory days are more a matter of our own conjecture than any pen-and-ink record of accomplishment. Yes, I am guilty, and so what? I was a better-than-average high school baseball player and a terribly reluctant and, therefore, less-than-average high school football player. But since I have qualified for the Senior Discount at Burger King, I have tried to maintain some semblance of athleticism.
Watching the Super Bowl on Sunday night left me an emotional wreck. And, no, it had nothing to do with the lights-out, down-to-the-wire, officials-blown finish, however dramatic you might have considered that to be.
I didn't care who won between Edgar Allen Poe's team and John Wilson Marshall's team.
The 109 Board in Shelby County is doing one thing we heartily applaud: It scheduled five public-input sessions at various locations across the county to gather your thoughts on its plans for a new garbage/recycling center and its idea of charging you to drop your trash there.
The first of those sessions was Tuesday night in Simpsonville, and another will be held tonight at the Shelby County Health Department in Shelbyville. There are also sessions Thursday in Finchville, next Monday in Bagdad and Tuesday in Waddy.
Fundraising season is upon us, that time of year when we launch into an annual parade of events that raise much-needed revenue to support a variety of philanthropic efforts in Shelby County.
This past weekend featured the cultural gamut of Ducks Unlimited – with its Duck Dynasty theme this year – to one of Shelby County's glitziest gatherings, Tres Chic.
Some Shelby County High School graduates returned home the weekend of Jan. 25 for basketball Homecoming activities. Two graduates returned home permanently last August, when they started teaching positions at East Middle: Casey Page and Marcie Wright.
They join countless others who received their educations in Shelby County and have returned to work alongside former teachers in classrooms where they once could have sat.
On Jan. 29, the state announced an $86 million cut in child-care assistance for low-income working parents. Also included in the cuts are subsidies to relatives raising abused or neglected children.
That's quite a statement for a governor who hung his hat on a platform of the importance of early childhood education, created a statewide Early Childhood Advisory Council and a Governor's Office of Early Childhood, none of which have made any comment on the impending collapse of the system that houses most of our children under the age of 5 on any given day.
Now that I own acreage, I am renewing my relationship with something I've detested since youth: mud, the gooey stuff that just doesn't vanish in a climate where temperatures might be 19 one day and 69 the next. The ground is muddy, then frozen, then muddy. You don't have to be Darwin to understand that evolution.
If you own property in Shelby County, you pay 3.5 percent of that property's taxable value for what you might consider to be garbage service. This is what you receive for that payment: A "convenience center" in Waddy that is maintained and emptied, a recycling center that is staffed and an opportunity to transport your garbage or recyclables to those facilities.
What you don't get is garbage service.
It was in the late 1950s, while having lunch with Martha Donovan, part-owner in the Smith-McKenney Drugstore on Main Street, she said they had good people working for them, but none of the women wanted to work at night or on weekends.
What I have to say about President Barack Obama's "gun grab" is lengthy but necessary in order to give a proper historical approach and clear up the most recent root cause or the origin of his mindset.
This is not a new idea or effort that has just occurred to Mr. Obama, he and others of his persuasion have labored from time to time toward this end. The horrible event at Newtown, Conn., was not the trigger, but it is just the opportunity to make inroads toward the goal to remove guns and repeal (in some form) the Second Amendment to our Constitution.
We now have a clearer picture of how many of our tax dollars this year will be going to the 16 separate taxing districts around our county. At least the property tax payments recorded by Sheriff Mike Armstrong have showed us how our hard-earned $30 million is being divvied up.
Yet, although we have this dollar amount and a thread of an idea about the tax distribution, we truly don't know how that ball of yarn unwinds.
And we owe you an apology.
We simply should have been watching more closely and offering you more information along the way.
Brenda Jackson has served Shelby County Public Schools long and well and, as she has sworn to do, she has put the kids ahead of herself. Her methods can be questioned, as they were last fall when she fought off a challenger to win her seventh term representing District 5 on the Shelby County School Board, but you can't debate what is in her heart, for she lives from that heart every time she takes her seat on the platform for a board meeting.
Ms. Jackson is all about the kids and making sure they get the best education this county can provide.
I have some questions for those who are reading this letter to consider now that the New Year has begun.:
A recent post on Facebook displays a series of photos detailing the serial deconstruction of a landmark building in Shelbyville, a building that was once considered among the finest in the state. Soon those shattered bricks will fade into memory and be forgotten, just the same as the grand cupola that once adorned its rooftop.
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text: Japan has lifted a ban on beef imports from two U.S. meat packers after reviewing the companies'' steps to improve safety measures following unauthorized shipments that contained parts believed to pose a risk of mad cow disease, as reported ty the Associated Press. The Agriculture Ministry said it resumed imports from the Pennsylvania plant ran by the Smithfield Beef Group, and the National Beef California LP, effective immediately. Japan halted shipments from the two plants earlier this year after finding parts banned under a bilateral trade pact. Shipments from the Smithfield plant were suspended in January after meat from a 21-month old cow was found. Japan halted imports from the National Beef plant in April, when its shipment contained spinal cord. The ministry said its on-site inspection in August at 10 authorized U.S. meat packing factories, including the two that had been suspended, confirmed that they had taken measures to prevent banned parts from slipping into boxes for shipment to Japan. Under terms of the nations'' pact, U.S. beef shipped to Japan must come only from cattle age 20 months and younger, which are thought to pose less of a risk of the disease. U.S. exporters must also remove spinal columns, brain tissue and other materials from shipments bound for Japan.


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Men's and Women's Soccer Sweep TAAC Offensive Player-of-the-Week Honors
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Jacksonville University swept TAAC Soccer Offensive Player-of-the-Week honors Monday when the league announced Stine Kloster (Stavanger, Norway) won the women's honors and Mladen Dikic (Lovran, Croatia) earned the honor on the men's side.
Kloster recorded five goals last weekend in the Holiday Inn Express Invitational hosted by Stony Brook and helped the Dolphins to a school-record six straight victories. She had two goals in the Saturday's match versus Belmont (3-0) and three on Sunday's tournament championship game against Buffalo (4-3). Kloster, who was named Tournament MVP, leads the TAAC in goals with nine and is fourth in points with 19.
Dikic, who has scored a goal in each of JU's five matches, posted a pair of game-winning goals in victories over DePaul (3-2 OT) and Central Connecticut State (2-1). He leads the TAAC in goals with five and points with 10.
The women's soccer team returns to action on Friday, Sept. 22 as the Dolphins open TAAC play when they host Georgia State at 4 p.m. at the Ashley Sports Complex. The men travel to Melbourne, Fla. on Thursday, Sept. 21 to take on Florida Tech at 7 p.m.


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Sioux Falls Fire Rescue reported to an unoccupied structure fire Monday afternoon in the 800 block of Cleveland Ave.
Neighbors reported the fire in a townhouse at 814 N. Cleveland Avenue shortly before 1:00 p.m. Monday afternoon. They saw smoke coming from the building and when they checked through the windows, they saw dark smoke throughout the residence.
Units responding to the structure at the Woodland Hills Apartment Complex found a locked, unoccupied home with smoke coming from the eaves. Firefighters made entry and extinguished a kitchen fire that originated on the stove top.
No firefighters or civilians were injured, but the five person family who lived there was displaced until repairs could be made. The building did not have a fire sprinkler protection system.
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I am a widow with two teenage girls and specifically cruise during the holidays so that we will NOT be at home. That being said, I'm looking for a vacation that takes us places we've never been, is a good value for the money, has entertainment to meet all of our needs, and one that will leave us with lasting memories. The NCL Star surpassed my expectations.
Last year we sailed on Carnival and waited over 3 hours to board the ship. I was very leery of having the same experience and was nervous about getting to the port too early. I don't know why I was even concerned. We stayed the night before the cruise at the Hampton Inn, Rocky Point, approximately 20 minutes away from the terminal. We left the hotel at exactly noon and by 1:00; we were walking into our cabin.
There was a very small wait getting everyone through the metal detectors at the port, but once we got through we were able to breeze through the check-in process, stopped and made dinner reservations for Christmas Eve, had our photo taken and were on our way!
When three women travel together there is a LOT of stuff. Considering two are teens, double that amount. We were booked in an obstructed view outside stateroom on deck 8. The layout of the room was terrific (two lower beds, on Murphy bed on the wall), a small desk area, two separate banks of drawers (3 each), an excellent sized closet (that included MORE shelving and the safe), two small bedside tables, and a bathroom that totally ROCKED. There was also a small TV (I heard a complaint that it wasn't a flat screen but really??? We weren't planning on spending any more time in the cabin than what we needed to sleep so WHO CARES???) and a small fridge.
Let me tell all of you ladies out there...never in my life have I been on a ship with a bathroom that size. The area was SO well laid out. The toilet area was separated from the vanity area by a small sliding glass door. On the other side of the vanity was what I consider an oversized showed (for a ship) also enclosed by a sliding door. Really? No lousy shower curtain? Room to shave your legs? It was shear heaven!
Cruise Critic Meet & Greet
Talk about being impressed, the Star rolled out all the stops to make sure the Cruise Critic folks were treated right! The ship arranged for us to meet the first day at sea in Le Bistro and set out a beautiful spread of coffee, tea, and cookies. Last month on Princess they didn't even supply ice water! Not only that, all of the Senior Officers on the ship (including the Cruise Director, Hotel Director, and CAPTAIN) came and spoke with us. It was incredibly kind of all of them to take the time out of their very busy days to greet us. We were all given cards with each of their names and phone extensions on them and told to call if we need anything.
BUT, the best highlight was when the Captain told us that we'd all be invited to tour the Bridge on Saturday morning! And that tour was certainly one of the nicest highlights of the trip!
During our trip we dinned in Versaille the first evening (seated at the back with the incredible view through the two story windows), Aqua, Blue Lagoon, Market Cafe, and three of the restaurants with an additional fee (Endless Summer, La Cucina, and Teppanyaki).
We ate breakfast in the Market Cafe each morning. We found the variety to be good -- but keep in mind it is a buffet. We NEVER had food that was stale or cold which is what we experienced last year on a different cruise line. It was standard buffet fare, but didn't disappoint. We never had a problem finding a table and the wait staff worked tirelessly to keep the area clean and tidy. There was never an issue with dirty table, or being unable to find silverware or condiments.
The dinners in Versailles and Aqua again were pretty standard fare, nothing outstanding, but fairly good with a nice variety to choose from.
We did enjoy eating at the Blue Lagoon for a change of pace. It was nice to get a simple meal, and my 13 year old was over the moon to find chicken fingers on the menu!
I must add, the staff in ALL of the restaurants were OUTSTANDING and went above and beyond to make sure we had what we needed and were enjoying our meals. None of us eats a huge amount, and if there was ever anything left on the plate they wanted to ensure there wasn't anything wrong and that we'd enjoyed the meal. As a side note, I found all of the portion sizes to be good, not to much and not too little. Goldie Locks would have been very happy!
All three of the "pay" restaurants we ate at were exceptional. The only issue I had was the type of cheese that was served on the nachos at Endless Summer. The nachos looked like something you'd get at a ball game or movie theater. No matter what I thought, my girls were the ones eating them and they loved them. Enough said. My fajitas were fabulous and we all enjoyed the quesadillas!
The experience at Teppenyaki was excellent and we all felt it was just as good if not better than our local Japanese Steak House. The men who cooked for us were entertaining to watch and each had a great sense of humor. It made for a very enjoyable Christmas Eve dinner!
La Cucina was again an excellent meal. The Italian food was delicious and we greatly enjoyed the atmosphere.
The one thing, I believe, that NCL has over the other lines is the exceptional entertainment. We attended all of the shows and had a great time at each one. Particularly we LOVED Duo Amury, an aerialist act that was amazing!!!
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I've often told people since our return that I saw my kids when we boarded in Tampa and then saw them again 7 days later when we got off. They had an excellent time and enjoyed all of the scheduled activities. They both made friends that they continue to have contact with.


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Power problems in Livonia has forced Stevenson High School to cancel classes early.
According to its website, students were dismissed at 10:45 a.m. because of a power outage which also affected the water main system. The exact source of the power problem has not bee disclosed. Buses were being made available to take bus riders home for the day.
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RICHLAND, Wash. - Gov. Jay Inslee says there are now six confirmed single-shell tanks leaking at the Hanford site.
Gov. Inslee met with Secretary of Energy Steven Chu on Friday. According to Chu, an evaluation system of the tank levels was not appropriately used.
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The Washington Wizards issued a statement after Gilbert Arenas was suspended indefinitely by NBA commissioner David Stern.
"We fully endorse the decision of the NBA to indefinitely suspend Gilbert Arenas. Strictly legal issues aside, Gilbert's recent behavior and statements, including his actions and statements last night in Philadelphia, are unacceptable. Some of our other players appeared to find Gilbert's behavior in Philadelphia amusing. This is also unacceptable. Under Abe Pollin's leadership, our organization never tolerated such behavior, and we have no intention of ever doing so."
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UPDATED: Young couple killed by 'racing' drivers in East Lancs Road horror crash (From This Is Lancashire)
Young couple killed by 'racing' drivers in East Lancs Road horror crash
Updated 5:27pm Monday 23rd June 2014 in News By Miranda Newey, Crime reporter
A YOUNG couple have been killed in a horror crash involving three cars on the East Lancashire Road.
The crash happened at 4.55pm yesterday near Swinton Park - and police are investigating the possibility that it was caused by two cars racing.
Aaron Tulsa Jones, aged 19, died at the scene, while his girlfriend, 22-year old mother-of-one Amy Hobson, suffered serious injuries and died a short time later in hospital.
Horwich-born Aaron, who was driving a white Vauxhall Corsa, is believed to have been turning onto the East Lancs Road when an Audi RS3 and an Audi S3 smashed into his car.
The two Audis were travelling eastbound along the A580.
Aaron has been described as an "amazing young man" with a "wonderful, cheeky smile" by devastated friends.
The teenager, who worked with Amy at a Macdonald's restaurant in Pendlebury, was passionate about karate and trained with the GKR karate group for eight years — latterly teaching youngsters the martial art.
His mother, Michelle, who is also originally from Horwich and now lives in Salford, had inspired his passion as she is also a teacher.
Aaron's teacher and friend, Sensei Neil Thomas, aged 44, from Worsley, said everyone who knew the teenager was "deeply shocked and absolutely devastated" by what had happened.
He added: "We cannot comprehend this tragedy, Aaron blossomed from a child student into an amazing young man who followed in his mum Michelle's footsteps and became an instructor teaching in Salford and Walkden."
Aaron achieved his black-belt last August.
Mr Thomas said: "Aaron was everybody's friend, little brother, big brother — he took younger students under his wing, he was a joker, an amazing friend and he always had a wonderful cheeky smile on his face."
"This is a massive loss and our hearts, love and thoughts are with his parents Michelle and Rob, his girlfriend's parents and all their family and friends."
Tributes flooded in for the popular teenager on social media.
His friend Mike Moran tweeted: "Never did I think I'd be saying this but RIP Aaron jones one of my old school mates and primary school mates gunna miss you."
Aaron attended Pendleton Sixth Form and had been a student at Albion Academy in Salford.
Assistant Principal of the Albion Academy, Diane Wood, said: "Aaron was a popular student who enjoyed life.
"He was a very good rugby player and was part of a successful school team — he left school with a good set of exam results and went on to college.
"He has been taken from us far too soon and our thoughts and prayers are with his family, he was a lovely boy."
Two men, aged 25 and 27, have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
A police spokesman said one of the men is in hospital while the second is being questioned.
Witness Tanja Grozdanovic wrote on Facebook: "I had the misfortune of seeing the aftermath just a few minutes after; harrowing, to the point I had to pull over to throw up and was shaking all the way home.
"That poor young couple's lives ended far too soon, and for what?
"My heart goes out to all the families and friends affected by such a reckless and senseless tragedy."
Sarah Harrison added: "Everything was done that was possible to save these two lives - the bystanders were amazing who helped."
In a statement Clare Lord, operations manager for the North for McDonald's UK, said: "We are devastated to hear the tragic news about Aaron and Amy.
Aaron and Amy were popular, valued friends and colleagues at our Pendlebury restaurant and will be dearly missed."
The East Lancashire Road between Lancaster Road and Worsley Road was closed while investigations were carried out.
Anyone with information is asked to call the police's serious collision investigation unit on 0161 8564741.
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melloj says...
10:34am Mon 23 Jun 14
Comment777 says...
Hectoriva wrote:Name the drivers!!!!!!
Horrific end to 2 young adults lives for the sake of 2 idiots racing! 1 in an RS3 teaching 1 in an S3 who is boss of the road. The selfish mentality of those 2 drivers has ruined the lives of dozens and dozens of people whilst ending it for 2. I hope they are sentenced justly and banned from driving for life. Makes me sick as a parent stories like this 🙏RIP🙏
10:38am Mon 23 Jun 14
devs says...
10:50am Mon 23 Jun 14
catsden says...
Hope they get a very long sentence and ban for life, should never be able to drive again.
10:54am Mon 23 Jun 14
bradds says...
10:55am Mon 23 Jun 14
hairylegs88 says...
Name and shame.
12:11pm Mon 23 Jun 14
jus' visitin says...
hairylegs88 wrote:I couldn't have put it better myself. I doubt very much that these poor excuse for a life idiots will spend much time worrying about this as you need a brain to do that. May the young couple RIP.
My heart goes out to family and friends of the two innocents in this tragedy. To the two moronic, show offs.... you have committed murder! I pray this will live with you for the rest of your lives and that the justice system will, for once, pass the deserved life sentence for murder.
Name and shame.
1:21pm Mon 23 Jun 14
Farnworth Lady says...
What a waste of two young lives.
I am sick of stupid, idiotic, dont give a **** Drivers who have no concern for the safety of others.
My heart goes out to their families and friends.
Very sad.
3:41pm Mon 23 Jun 14
stantheman133 says...
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daydreamer87 says...
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5:39pm Mon 23 Jun 14
zoomzam says...
10:58pm Mon 23 Jun 14
MAtkins67 says...
Of course, I know the real reason is most companies would go bust as no one would spend £32K on an Audi that has the same top speed as a £6K Dacia
It's about time either cars we're fitted with limiters so they can't go more than 70MPH or they start fining the companies each time one of their "performance cars" is involved in an accident ... It'd make them think twice about putting a 400BHP engine into their cars!
11:00pm Mon 23 Jun 14
shelorr says...
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carlajane says...
7:50am Tue 24 Jun 14
Rememberscarborough says...
Why does the legal system have so little regard for human life?
8:21am Tue 24 Jun 14
Sick of paying of paying for the idle who DONT want to work! says...
8:29am Tue 24 Jun 14
catsden says...
The scumbags should be locked away for at lest 40 years, and a ban for life, they have ruined two lives, so why should their lives not be ruined
11:18am Tue 24 Jun 14
Disgruntled resident says...
zoomzam wrote:I believe that would be because the majority of drivers know this roads speed limit should be higher than the 40Mph limit, looking at the damage I would say these two idiots were doing +70Mph on impact
I travel on the East Lancs Road daily and I can tell you 99% of the drivers go over the 40MPH limit; only braking when approaching the traffic lights. RIp. There were many before you on this road....all RIP
9:49pm Tue 24 Jun 14
macauley says...
4:16pm Thu 26 Jun 14
Replytohatersandscum says...
rip to the couple but show its not only young asian lads that drive like idiots as seen from the many accicent reports over the last month in th bolton news
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I would allow VDOT's continued control. It appears that Fairfax County has difficulty even managing the current projects.
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I advocate for transparent, accountable government. Therefore, I support local control, local responsibility and local accountability for the construction, improvement and maintenance of our local roads. When our residents complain about traffic and the conditions of our roads, I want the power to provide effective solutions, not excuses and a telephone number to Richmond.
I remind my friends concerned about increased costs with increased control, that the General Assembly has been providing Arlington and Henrico Counties, the only counties with local control, more funding per mile than it sends to Fairfax County. Besides, where do you think the General Assembly gets the money it is doling out? As a team leader with statewide influence, we will work across political lines to effectively advocate our community's best interests.
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Caroline Davis came home more than a week ago to find Missy, her Springer Spaniel, missing.
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Two more dogs were killed in the yard that backs up to Davis' yard. Those residents say the dogs were not eaten just killed.
In an email sent by the Carrollwood Lakes Association, residents were informed that a wildlife company had been contacted. Also, residents were warned that children could be at risk since the dogs who were mauled were not small dogs.
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Caption on reverse of photo reads "Officials at Zone #2 (Lakefront) left to right: Lt. Governor Earl K. Long; Mayor Robert S. Maestri; Malcolm J. Miller, Regional Field Representative; A.J. Negrotto, State Director of Operations; J.H. Crutcher, WPA State Administrator; A.J. Thomas, President Orleans Levee Board; Hampton Reynolds, Engineer."
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Adm. Jonathan Greenert is Chief of Naval Operations, the Navy's most senior officer. Greenert has emphasized the convergence between traditional electronic warfare — long a strong suit of the Navy — and the new arena of cyberspace. In this op-ed written for Breaking Defense, the admiral argues that "cyberspace and the electromagnetic spectrum" must be viewed as a single domain of warfare on par with land, sea, air, and space. Click here to read more from Greenert's chief cyber aide, Rear Adm. William Leigher. — The Editors.
An unmanned aircraft is returning to its ship when it suddenly loses control, plummeting 5,000 feet to the water and shattering on contact with the surface. Halfway around the world, the lighting at an airfield in North America flickers several times before finally going dark, forcing airliners to seek out an alternate airport to land. In a windowless control room, system administrators at a large international corporation are alerted to higher than normal internet traffic on their servers: Before they can intervene, files which hold the key to a new cancer-fighting drug are exfiltrated via the company's wireless network, placing 10 years of research and more than a billion dollars of investment at risk. These kinds of events, although uncommon, do happen – and they arise from our dependence on the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum.
The electromagnetic spectrum is an essential – and invisible – part of modern life. We unlock our car and control our television with remote controls, routinely communicate using smart phones, and avoid automobile or aircraft collisions with any number of electronic sensors. EM transmissions and cyberspace are also essential to modern warfare. Our military forces use wireless computer networks to coordinate operations and order supplies, use radars and sensors to locate each other and the enemy, and use electronic jammers to blind enemy radars or disrupt their communications.
With wireless routers or satellites part of almost every computer network, cyberspace and the EM spectrum now form one continuous environment. This environment is so fundamental to naval operations, and so critical to our national interests, that we must treat it on par with our traditional domains of land, sea, air, and space. In fact, future conflicts will not be won simply by using the EM spectrum and cyberspace, they will be won within the EM spectrum and cyberspace. This will require changes to our operating concepts, military systems and – most importantly – a new way of thinking in our Navy.
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Our use of the electromagnetic spectrum has changed dramatically since Heinrich Hertz discovered it in 1888. Right away, EM transmissions were used to communicate with ships at sea. But in 1922, Naval Research Laboratory scientists also used radio waves to detect a moving ship, creating radio detection and ranging, or radar. With war raging in Europe and East Asia, in 1939 the new technology was sent to USS New York for testing and experimentation. Based on the successful results, radars were soon installed throughout the fleet and became pivotal to winning the war at sea.
Since World War II, the military pioneered new uses for the EM spectrum, from satellite navigation and radar jammers to short-range wireless networks and infrared missile seekers. Now computer processors and transmitters are inherent in almost all our shipboard equipment, and even mechanical systems such as gas turbine engines and guns are "on the grid."
The EM spectrum is also an integral part of our military and civilian computer networks. Just like in our homes or in a Starbucks, a wireless network provides mobility. We can keep far-flung forces, aircraft and ships connected with each other and commanders back home, but wireless systems also provide ways to access a network that is otherwise isolated from the wider internet. Navy forces have a unique opportunity to exploit (or be exploited by) this access because of their presence around the world and ability to closely approach opponents via the sea.
Commanding the electromagnetic and cyber environment
America's key military advantage for the last twenty years has been our ability to sense and create a picture of our surroundings, then use that picture to control the air, sea, and undersea domains. The systems that build our operational picture have performed well in the relatively unchallenged EM environments of Iraq and Afghanistan, but in future conflicts that will not be the case.
Inexpensive jammers, signal detectors, computer processors and radios make it easier for unfriendly states, terrorists, and criminals to manage their efforts while jamming our own ability to sense and communicate. Meanwhile, the number of users in the EM spectrum has grown dramatically over the last two decades. The result is an environment we struggle to sense, understand and use in warfare. We need a concerted effort to harness the EM and cyber environment to give us a warfighting edge.
First, we will improve our awareness of the EM and cyber environments. We will detect and assess in real time what is happening in the EM and cyber environment, predict how the environment will react and use this knowledge to guide our own actions. Building this level of awareness will be challenging. Our tools for collecting and analyzing information in the EM and cyber environment are limited, and we lack the familiarity and understanding to take full advantage of the information we do have. To build better tools for sensing the EM and cyber environment, we will work closely with industry and academic researchers.
Second, we will employ agility in the EM spectrum and cyberspace. This will reduce our vulnerability to detection and maximize our ability to defeat jamming and deception. If our systems can shift frequency over a wide range, use shorter "burst" transmissions, employ small directional beams, or move applications between servers automatically in response to a sensed anomaly, our EM and cyber operations would be less predictable, harder to classify, and more difficult to counter or disrupt. One example of this is our "Integrated Topside" project, which uses modular, reconfigurable antennas in a ship's superstructure that can be alternatively employed as radars, listening devices, or radios.
Finally, we will change how we view the role of EM and cyber in warfare. EM and cyber systems and operators won't just support air, land, and space operations as they did in previous conflicts. Aircraft and ships will instead help get our EM and cyber capabilities into the fight. This will require developing the same "real-time" flexibility in planning and executing EM and cyber operations as we have today in the traditional "physical" domains.
Warfare in the EM spectrum and cyberspace is much more challenging than in other domains such as undersea or in the open ocean. The web and spectrum are crowded with civilian and commercial users who are rapidly developing and fielding new technologies. To take the high ground in this new environment, we will have to work with industry and fundamentally change our approach to operations and warfare. Most importantly, we will leverage those strengths that are impossible to reverse-engineer: the expertise and flexibility of our research base, our history of adaptation, and the skill and perseverance of our Sailors.
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Gen. Robert Kehler, STRATCOM's leader, told the House Armed Services Committee today in his written testimony that he is, "extremely concerned about the impacts of actual and potential budget reductions on our people. While I believe these amazing professionals will continue to cope with uncertainty in the near-term, I cannot say the same over time if the financial risks to the individuals and their families persist."
I covered STRATCOM for five years while at Space News and was always struck by how pervasive the civilians were. Keep Reading →
Run Silent, Go Deep: Drone-Launching Subs To Be Navy's 'Wide Receivers'By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
WASHINGTON: This Saturday the Navy will christen its newest nuclear-powered submarine, the $2.6 billion USS Minnesota at the Newport News shipyard in Virginia. Countless movies have cemented the popular image of subs as stealthy underwater killers, stalking hapless surface vessels with periscope and torpedo. But today's Navy is experimenting with launching robotic mini-subs and even unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from Virginia-class attack subs like the Minnesota.
In Navy tests of a mini-UAV called Switchblade, "you can launch it, you can control it, you can get video feed back to the submarine," said Rear Adm. Barry Bruner, chief of the undersea warfare section (N97) on the Navy staff, at the recent Naval Submarine League symposium in suburban Washington. Future subs could also launch unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) to scout ahead stealthily beneath the surface. "It sure beats the heck out of looking out of a periscope at a range of maybe 10,000 to 15,000 yards on a good day," Bruner said. "Now you're talking 20 to 40 miles." Keep reading →
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The Navy's jet-powered P-8 Poseidon patrol plane boasts plenty of advances over the P-3 Orion turboprops it will replace, but for the sensor operators the favorite feature will be very basic: They won't throw up as much.
The P-3′s notoriously rough ride at low altitudes and the gunpowder-like stench from the launch tube shooting sonar buoys out the back meant that, "typically, every mission or two you'd have somebody get sick [and] start throwing up into their air sickness bag," said Navy Captain Aaron Rondeau, a P-3 veteran who now runs the P-8 program. "We haven't seen that much with the P-8." Keep reading →
The Joint Staff looked at the last decade of operations in a report, "Enduring Lessons from the Past Decade of Operations," that hit cyberspace this summer. I applaud the Joint Staff effort to assemble lessons from operations over the past decade. What will be key is for people to actually learn them.
There is much value in several sections of the report. In particular, creating an integrated and interdependent strategy for intelligence gathering; taking a "whole of government approach;" the importance of perception management as an element of security operations; and ways to better integrate coalition operations. Keep reading →


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Students at for-profit trade schools get $4 billion in grants a year from U.S. taxpayers.
To be eligible for that money, trade schools must obtain jobs for 70 percent of their graduates in fields related to their studies. Last year, News 8 discovered Everest College claimed to have placed 288 students in non-existent jobs.
Now, News 8 has discovered dozens of similar cases at ATI, another for-profit school headquartered in North Richland Hills.
ATI runs more than two dozen for-profit schools across the country. The company claims it gets its graduates "meaningful employment." But, WFAA discovered that dozens of employment claims involving ATI students don't match reality.
From the outside, Paradise Landscaping and Renovation in Grand Prairie looks like a small lawn maintenance business, and that's just what it is. A trailer outside the front door is stuffed with grass cuttings, and another holds plastic sprinkler pipe. Yet, in a letter to News 8 in December, ATI claimed 13 graduates of its "Combined Welding Program" were employed at Paradise and ATI received "completed Graduate Satisfaction Surveys from eight of these graduates about their employment experience at Paradise Landscaping and Renovation."
Employed Welder?
"We don't do welding," said Brad Pratt, owner of Paradise Landscaping and Renovation, "We basically cut lawns. We've never hired anyone from ATI."
News 8 also contacted Erik Wences, an ATI welding graduate, who is listed in state records as having worked at Paradise Landscaping.
"They're just lying, and trying to get their money and trying to make money off of us because we're not even working as a welder," he said.
William Wise, owner of Wise Construction Company, is a former ATI student. He was surprised when he got three letters from ATI thanking him for hiring three ATI welding graduates while he himself was still enrolled in ATI's air conditioning program.
"I do all kinds of things, but I do not employ welders," Wise said.
"This was false, a falsifying document basically," he said while looking at one of the letters.
Wise said he believes the letters were only paperwork designed to go into a student file.
The incentive for ATI to create a paper trail affirming its students are employed after graduation is strong. For a school to tap federal funds, it must be accredited. One of the principal accrediting bodies sets its benchmark employment rates for student graduates at 70 percent. To remain certified in the state of Texas, career schools must prove that 60 percent of student graduates work in their field of study.
At Pointtronics Plus TV & Video in Garland, Cyril Maduagwu has a similar sheaf of letters from ATI thanking him for hiring graduates as "an TV repair" (sic).
Pointtronics is a small electronic repair shop nestled in a low-traffic shopping mall along Interstate 30. Maduagwu has no full-time employees because he only has business when a customer brings in a TV or VCR for repair. He pays workers on a piece rate to fix a single item of equipment. Such workers, he says, could make a one-time $35 fee to fix a 27" TV.
Maduagwu said ATI has sent more than one dozen electronics technicians to him upon their graduation. He allows them to work on equipment for practice, and pays them upon fixing the electronic equipment. He said the ATI students may be slow and inexperienced in repair and admits the compensation is low.
FLH and BMW
A small office in Richardson is the headquarters of FLH Enterprises. There's a bumper sticker with an FLH Enterprises logo in crimson and black stuck on the window. Also on the window is the title "General Concepts."
State records show the same address is home to Phoenix Advertising, 1st Place Promotions, Trinity Concepts, RR promotions and Inner-Link Marketing Concepts. Many of these businesses share the same founders and registered agents. This is just an office complex.
Kelvin Price said he spent $23,000 on ATI's auto repair technician program, hoping to begin a good-paying career. Price said ATI career services representatives brought him and carloads of other graduates to the Richardson office for jobs that they thought would be as sophisticated as fixing BMWs. But,there is no auto repair facility in sight. Instead, Price said he and other graduates were taken to gas stations, where they "solicited customers by washing their windshields." The sales product were car wax and windshield repairs.
Greg Whittaker, who answered the door at the office, confirmed ATI graduates were hired there and that they sold "wash and wax."
The Texas Workforce Commission is supposed to regulate and monitor trade schools. One of the
TWC's functions is to review annual job employment and placement reports filed by trade schools. Schools are required to file reports listing the names of student graduates, their job titles and respective employers.
However, much of the oversight is passed off to accrediting agencies like the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).
After several News 8 stories aired last fall, the ACCSC notified ATI Technical Training Center in Dallas that the agency had questions about ATI's practices "with respect to graduate placement and recruitment."
According to the December 2 letter by executive director Michale McComis, the commission planned an unannounced on-site evaluation to assess the school's compliance with accrediting standards. McComis confirmed the letter and inspection, but declined to comment about the on-site evaluation or findings.
In early 2011, ATI began suspending or firing career service representatives. News 8 later obtained a copy of an ATI letter that said career representatives were being terminated because "certain activities were discovered, leading us to question the validity of some student placements." ATI has since confirmed it has terminated six career services representatives.
Former ATI employees and internal memos obtained by News 8 say the company awarded $75 bonuses for each student "placed" in jobs. ATI, however, said it no longer pays such bonuses for finding students jobs.
According to TWC regulations, trade school graduates are considered employed when they are hired to do a job within their field of study. However, the regulations consider a school graduate employed if they work only a day, or in a temporary job.


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The experience of growing up on Paros, an island in the Aegean Sea in Greece, my ties to it, its history and people are central to my work. I carry my island with me everywhere. These themes of the past are reflected in my choice of materials and the ethereal, ephemeral forms I create; reminders of the sea, its openness and possibilities but also its limitations; reflections of a displacement, fragility, and instability along with connectedness and inter-dependency, while honoring the small and insignificant.
Walking, I am listening to a deeper way. Suddenly all my ancestors are behind me. Be still, they say. Watch and listen. You are the results of the love of thousands Linda Hogan (Chickasaw)


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These are some prestigious honors I am going to grant on some of the PAX East indie games. You can't buy better publicity than this!
PAX East is back again. It's like it's an annual convention or something right? Keep this article bookmarked for all the details when it comes out!
The Steam summer sale has begun and will be from June 19 - June 30. Hope your wallet is ready!
Apparently it is popular to buy things nowadays… IGN is reporting that AT&T is buying DirecTV for $48.5 billion.
Though not officially confirmed by Twitch or Google/YouTube, Variety is reporting that YouTube is buying Twitch for over a billion dollars.
Why should humans have all the fun right? There's an Oculus Rift for our friends the poultry as well.
Kinect-free Xbox One will be coming out on June 9th for $399
Until May 8th, you can download Dead Space on PC for free through Origin. If you don't have it and love horror games, what are you waiting for???
To celebrate "Star Wars Day" the Durham Bulls will be sporting R2-D2 jerseys according to ESPN. These are the droids I am looking for…
A lot of people fight over who scored the highest in a game. Well, how about who got the lowest score in Super Mario Bros? Check out the video!
For a limited time, Green Man Gaming is allowing you to use a 25% discount code (YOGCST-BESTYT-EVERRR) on the purchase of most of their PC games (including The Elder Scrolls Online). Using the code, I got the ESO Imperial Edition (retail $80) for $60. Thank you to Yogcast and Green Man Gaming!
The latest Humble Bundle is out. You can get a couple Civilization games and others. I picked it up… gotta help out charity of course ;)
For 500 coins, you can now get an Animal Crossing: New Leaf 2 poster set. The posters are 22" x 28" in size.
Shovel Knight, the Kickstarter project, is coming to Wii U, 3DS, OS X, Linux, and PC on March 31, 2014. It is supposedly going to have all the stretch goals implemented then as well.
Broforce is an awesome game in its own right but why not get the spin-off game from Free Lives for absolutely free. What are you waiting for?
Ever wonder how much money it takes to make a game? Well read on and you'll find out.
Nintendo has gone crazy this month offering 8 different games for coins. Are any of them good? Let's check it out!
No physical prizes for Club Nintendo Elite prizes this year. I hope they bring them back but you have your choice of a game this year.
New fighter incoming, on July 14! And to think I thought they were done with surprises after E3…
More games for coins… some pretty good ones too!
For those looking for an old styled platformer with some awesome chiptunes, pick up Shovel Knight. Also name your price for two albums.
Another month another Club Nintendo update… here we go!
So Nintendo needs to pull out all the stops this year to get the Wii U in more households quickly. Let's what they have in store.
Nintendo needs to pull out the big guns this year to sell some Wii Us. Let's make some guesses as to what they will show off this year.
Luigi means business in Mario Kart 8. He means so much business that after taking out Waluigi, he decided to let him know who's boss.
Smash Bros. fans aren't going to be left out in the cold for Wii U. Feast your eyes on the GameCube controller adapter!
Club Nintendo rewards are back and it is time to refresh the games for coins. Check them out
So will this Nintendo Direct finally be the one that gets me to buy a Wii U? Read on to find out!
Club Nintendo is not doing any physical rewards until May so they can update their systems. That means more games for coins!
A megaton of information for Super Smash Bros. was announced today. Woo hoo!
Coins for games. It's always coins for games. Get your coins out and see if you want anything Nintendo has to offer this time.
In an unprecedented move, Nintendo is bringing the cult classic Zelda CD-i collection to the Wii U and 3DS for all to play.


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Mawson Sea
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Mawson Sea is an area of the sea along the Queen Mary Land coast of East Antarctica between the Shackleton Ice Shelf in the west and Vincennes Bay in the east. West of it, on the western side of Shackleton Ice Shelf, is the Davis Sea. To the east is Bowman Island and Vincennes Bay.
Two important glaciers debouche into the Mawson Sea: Scott Glacier and Denman Glacier. Calving of Denman Glacier into the Mawson Sea gives rise to the periodically appearing Pobeda Ice Island.
It was named in honor of Australian Antarctic explorer Douglas Mawson.
"Mawson Sea". Geographic Names Information System, U.S. Geological Survey. Retrieved 31 May 2010.
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If you're looking for a better example of football being played on a field, not paper, look no further than the 2012 Seattle Seahawks. They epitomize the notion of the sport being more art than science, as the 2-2 team have made late pushes, gotten hot at the right time, and received a fair dose of help from replacement refs on their way to a .500 record this season.
Like the Carolina Panthers they're a young team, and have similar youthful struggles. However, through a combination of effective running, and stifling defense they have overcome their woeful offense this year. Here are the Seahawks, inside the numbers:
Passing offense: 130.8 yards per game (32nd in the NFL)
Leading passer: Russell Wilson- 60/100, 594 yards, 4 TD, 4 INT, 73.5 QB rating
Leading receiver: Sidney Rice- 12 receptions, 132 yards, 1 TD
Rushing offense: 150.8 yards per game (6th in the NFL)
Leading rusher: Marshawn Lynch- 92 attempts, 423 yards (4.6 YPC), 2 TD
Passing defense: 213 yards allowed per game (9th in the NFL)
Leading pass rusher: Chris Clemons- 8 tackles, 5.0 sacks
Key defensive back: Kam Chancellor- 28 tackles
Run defense: 62.8 yards allowed per game (2nd in the NFL)
Key linebacker: K.J. Wright- 30 tackles, 1 FF


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Villa de Playa - Dorado in Puerto Rico
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 7
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Dorado
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 875 - $ 1,000 / week
$ 1,800 - $ 1,800 / month
Puerto Rico Villa deals
stays between: 9/2/14 & 11/30/14
deal expires tomorrow
Offer of $50.00 Discount in a 3 day minimum rental
$50.00 discount to be applied to the total amount of booking. This is the moment to have fun in one of the most cleanest and beautiful towns of Puerto Rico (Dorado).
- Discount in total booking with a 3 day minimum rental ($50)
deal# DTXUAD
vacation rental description
* Located in Dorado nearby Hotel Embassy Suite and Dorado Beach
* Maximum permitted in apartment is 7 persons
* 2 Parkings in front of apt.
* Fully Equipped
* 24hrs. security in complex
Driving Directions:
* Distance from International Airport Luis Muñoz Marin is 30 min. (Mapquest)
From: From Hwy. 22 - West, exit at #4 after the toll, then Dorado to SR 693 SO, you'll find Dorado
del Mar
entrance to the right. From Airport - Take Hwy. 22 West to San Juan, PR and make a right to Minillas
Take Hwy. 22 towards Bayamon and Dorado, PR. After the second toll, take exit 4-on the right, to
Dorado on SR
693 SO. Make a left at the fork onto 6693. At the end of 6693 make a left at the traffic light then
a right at the
next traffic light. Enter Dorado del Mar main entrance.
From San Juan - Take Hwy. 26 to Hwy. 22 then follow Airport directions.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-6-2014 at 12:03 PM.
email owner view full calendar
William Charón (787)314-0263
villa rental amenities
Bedrooms (2):
* Air conditioned
* Fans
* Master Room (TV, Cable TV, Queen size bed equipped)
* 2nd. Room (2 litter beds twin size over full Bed equipped)
* Full bath
* Whirlpool
* Towels
* Stove
* Microwave Oven
* Coffee Maker
* Pots, Pans, Dishes and Utensils
* Washing Machine and Dryer
* Table with 4 chairs
* Counter
* Fan
Living Room:
* TV, Cable TV
* Home Theater
* DVD, VCR, Audio System
* Air Conditioning, Fan
* Table and Chairs
* * Garden Landscapes
activities and attractions in Puerto Rico Caribbean
Inside Complex:
* Pool (Open from 8:00AM to 8:00PM Tuesday thru Sunday)
* Basketball Court
* Playground
Surrounding Areas:
* Nearby Beaches, Golf and Casino (Hotel Embassy Suite Dorado del Mar)* Casinos (Hotel Embassy Suites and Hotel Cerromar)
* Restaurants (Ponderosa, Pizza Hut, Apple Bee, Subway, Chinesse, etc.)
* Shopping Area (Walgreens, Supermarket 24 hrs.,etc.)
* Fishing
* Night Activities (Theater, Dancing, etc.)
* La Casa del Rey Museum - This beautiful 19th century Spanish garrison was built in 1823.
* Historical Catholic Church - Built in 1823.
* El Ojo Del Buey - This beautiful seaside recreational area is located in Barrio Mameyal of Dorado. It's name, The Ox's Eye, comes from an impressive large rock that incredibly resembles the head of an OX. Legend says that the famous Puerto Rican Pirate, Roberto Cofresí, buried his treasure, which is yet to be
found, here at El Ojo del Buey.
Dorado, PR hosts several famous Hotels such as Embassy Suites Dorado del Mar, Hyatt Dorado Beach and Cerromar. Cerromar that holds the islands finest golf course, Hyatt Regency Cerromar Hotel, which has the largest and most beautiful, river, styled swimming pool in the world (1,776 ft. long).
Dorado, Puerto Rico has 5 golf courses less than 5 minutes of distance and one of them is a PGA certified, Champions Tour route.
Dorado has the title of the "cleanest" town in Puerto Rico. Doradeños take pride in keeping a clean environment. You'll be surprised to see how friendly locals are.
* Carnaval de la Plata - February
* Fiestas de la Cruz (Cross) - May
* San Juan Bautista Patron Festivities - June
* Festival de la Cocolia (Crab) – August
* Discovery of Puerto Rico - November
* Christmas Festival - December
* Dorado is located on the north coast of the island of Puerto Rico just 20-30 minutes from San Juan, Old San Juan, and Plaza las Americas (the largest shopping mall in the Caribbean).
vacation rental rates
Rate is $125.00 per day (Checkin from 6:00AM, Checkout up to 5:00PM)...
Additional $125.00 Security Deposit required to assure dates (Refundable at checkout if the apt is in the same conditions as checkin).
Deal apply only with a 3 day minimum booking.
William Charón (787)314-0263
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Puerto Rico
- Luquillo Rain Forest
- Aguadilla Skate Park
- Arecibo Lighthouse
- Old San Juan (Stores-Castle-Govenor House)
- Cataño-Bacardi Factory
Top things to do on a budget
- Visit Plaza Las Americas - Largest Shopping Mall in Carribean
- Play Casino in nearby Hotel Embassy Suites
Top things to do with a family
- Pool
- Beach
- Festivals
- Theater
William Charón , owner


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Terrorists funded by Iran have increased attempts to attack Jewish targets
around the world in the past year, Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) chief Yoram
Cohen told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee on
Pointing to Iran as the main channel for attacks, Cohen
explained that only a fraction of attempts on Jewish lives internationally have
been publicized.
The Shin Bet, Mossad and IDF intelligence worked
together, "connecting bits of information until we were able to act and block
the organization [of attacks]," Cohen said.
Cohen also cited Iranian
agents training operatives in Gaza, which he called "a giant arms
Hamas has about 8,000 rockets in Gaza with a range of 4 to 40
km., as well as 15,000 operatives, he said. Islamic Jihad has 5,000 fighters,
some trained by Iranians entering Gaza, while others travel abroad to learn
terror attack strategies.
"Libya is the new gate to hell," Cohen added,
referring to large amounts of shoulder missiles and rockets smuggled from Libya
into Gaza. So many weapons are brought into Gaza that they have caused a
"flood," he explained, to the point that they lowered the price of
According to Cohen, Hamas does not intend to use its extensive
weaponry in Gaza to conquer Israel, rather to increase its deterrence so the
defense establishment will weigh its steps before acting.
The Shin Bet
head also described a burgeoning Gazan weapons industry, developing rockets with
a longer range. A large lathe, used to manufacture rockets, was recently brought
into Gaza.
At the same time, Cohen said, "the Shin Bet has hundreds of
quality targets in Gaza, based on high-quality intelligence. The day we receive
the command, we can attack them from air or land."
"If we do not take out
terrorism in Gaza, then in the future we will meet the same capabilities, but in
larger numbers," he explained. "The question is not whether to act against
terrorism in Gaza, but what will be the other side's reaction. There is a
fear that many citizens will be sent to shelters."
Palestinian Authority
President Mahmoud Abbas realizes that his power is limited in Gaza because of
Hamas, Cohen stated, adding that the possibility of reconciliation between Fatah
and Hamas "looks further than ever."
Cohen pointed to a rise in terrorism
coming from Judea and Samaria, mostly using rocks, knives and similar weapons.
Hamas is the dominant terrorist organization in the region.
In the past
year, 28 kidnapping attempts were thwarted, with at least 18 coming from Hamas
The PA opposes violence and works against terrorism by
"calming and warning," but not arresting attackers or putting them on trial, he
explained. If they receive a concrete warning from Israeli intelligence, they
attempt to stop the attack.
Egypt has a major governability problem in
Sinai, Cohen added, and has an interest in working with Israel to get rid of
terrorism in the area.
"Terrorist organizations are not interested in
facing us directly, so they send rockets from Sinai to Eilat," Cohen stated. "If
the Egyptians do not take care of terrorism, we will have a very complex
The Shin Bet chief briefly mentioned the issue of Africans
illegally entering Israel, saying that no terrorist activity by migrants has
been detected.


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What Animals Look Like When They Eat One Another
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2 bedroom luxury condo at Coronado Shores in Coronado
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Coronado Shores
- rates (USD) $ 4,000 - $ 15,000 / month
vacation rental description
Amazing 2 bedroom unit at Coronado Shores! Enjoy breathtaking views from your fully furnished and updated condo where you are just steps away from what was just voted one of the nation's best beaches. When you stay at The Shores, you are close to golfing, fine dining, shopping, and so much more. Come enjoy all that Coronado Island has to offer! Wifi, basic cable, and a phone land line is included. Call us today about this and other 1/2/3 bedroom condos we have available at Coronado Shores.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 03-23-2014 at 11:14 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Edie Shults 619-200-9589
condo rental amenities
This desirable complex features 24-hour frontdesk service, eight championship tennis courts, fitness center and two beach front clubhouses.
activities and attractions in Coronado San Diego Area
Visit the city of Coronado and enjoy all of the charms it has to offer!
From the historic Coronado Ferry Landing, the Hotel Del Coronado, the Silver Strand and all of the development communities, Coronado is truly an "enchanted" island. Relax by the beach and bay. Dine in one of a hundred restaurants. Choose from over 200 unique shops, boutiques and galleries. Watch the sunset over the Pacific from the award-winning Coronado beach.
Coronado is a small "Island Town" in San Diego Bay connected to the City of San Diego by the San Diego-Coronado Bridge and to the City of Imperial Beach to the south by State Highway 75. The town is a neighbor to Naval Base Coronado which includes Naval Air Station North Island, home port for aircraft carriers and the Naval Amphibious Base where the elite SEALS are trained.
Coronado is the perfect place to live or visit with the ability to swim, sail, surf, bike, run, walk, roller blade, play tennis, play golf, or visit Coronado's museum. The nightlife and world-famous attractions of San Diego are just a short drive across the Coronado Bridge. Coronado is also a short drive to both the San Diego International airport as well as Tijuana International Airport.
vacation rental rates
Rates vary by season, please call for current rates and availability. Summer 2014 already booked. One month minimum rental required. Deposit is $2,000. Also, $175 non-refundable cleaning deposit required.
Edie Shults 619-200-9589
payment methods
Owner has not provided their accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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Deputies in Greenville said a shooting broke out after an attempted burglary in Piedmont on Thursday night.
Deputies said a man came home and found two burglars in his home on Oakvale Drive.
The homeowner said shots were fired.
Deputies said the burglar was spotted down the street at a gas station, trying to sell a laptop that was stolen from the home.
Stick with FOX Carolina and foxcarolina.com for the latest on this developing story.
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Firstly, Northern Ireland is not your normal western liberal democracy. As Mick Fealty said, there exists two worlds in Northern Ireland. One is progressive, cosmopolitan, tolerant, ambitious. The other is a minority that extorts, blackmails and wields arbitrary power over a moderate majority. The politicians are complicit with these economic vandals and thugs.
The working class enclaves in inner-city Belfast have soaring poverty and joblessness rates. Once the voice of hardline unionism, the DUP has become increasingly mainstream and is seen to represent these communities less and less, with a similar process happening on the other side of the political divide.


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Changes for tax year 2008 Iowa Income Tax filing became effective July 27, 2011 with the enactment of Senate File 533. This legislation retroactively coupled with the following federal provisions for 2008:
- Tuition and Fees Deduction
- Educator Expenses Deduction
- Casualty Loss (Suspension of 10% of AGI limition; $100 floor)
Taxpayers who are impacted by these changes and have already filed returns for tax year 2008 may want to consider filing an amended Iowa tax return. Amended returns may be filed within three years of the original due date. No interest will be paid on refunds resulting from this legislation.
NOTE: These changes are allowed only for the 2008 tax year. These changes are not allowed for the 2009 tax year since Iowa did not couple with tax changes affecting the 2009 tax year.