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The Master of Networking and Security is an interdisciplinary course that covers network computing, information systems, cryptography, ubiquitous computing, digital forensics and law.
This course will provide you with the advanced skills needed to successfully design, maintain and manage network infrastructure and applications; to effectively secure the infrastructure, information systems and assets; and to investigate any network and information security breaches through digital forensic techniques.
By undertaking postgraduate study in two related fields that are widely recognised as critical to the successful provision of IT infrastructure, you will be able to effectively support the achievement of strategic business goals.
Units in the course may include assessment hurdle requirements.
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Potential career opportunities include positions in network architecture, network management, network operations engineering, security analysis, information security management and IT security/risk consulting.
The course comprises 12 credit points which can be completed on a full-time basis over three trimesters or part-time equivalent.
Students are required to successfully complete the following units:
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|Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing *
|Communications Network Security
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Baseball's season comes to an end with heartbreaking, 6-3, loss to #16 Miami
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The Dolphins appeared ready to erase nearly a decade's worth of frustrations against the Hurricanes. But JU couldn't hold a three-run lead as No. 16 Miami scored four eighth-inning runs against three relievers as the Dolphins lost, 6-3, in an elimination game of the NCAA Gainesville Regional at Florida's McKethan Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Miami sent 10 men to plate in the eighth after collecting just four hits through seven scoreless innings. The Dolphins lost to the Hurricanes for the second time in three days in the NCAA Tournament, ending its season at 37-24.
The Hurricanes (38-22) advanced to face No. 2 Florida on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. JU couldn't find an answer for its bugaboo, losing to Miami for the ninth straight time and the fourth time in the last three seasons in Regional competition.
"This was a tough game to lose because we played our hearts out," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "We got on them early and we kept them at bay with some big plays. I really thought we had things under control but this is baseball and it happens. Miami got to us in the eighth inning last game and they did it to us again today. I would have liked to see us get a big hit today but we couldn't find it."
Dan Gulbransen gave the Dolphins a chance to eliminate the Hurricanes, going 3-for-3 with two RBIs in helping the Dolphins build the early 3-0 lead. JU still finished the campaign with 34-or-more wins for the fourth time in the last six seasons.
The Hurricanes tacked on two ninth-inning insurance runs which proved important when the Dolphins had the winning run at the plate in the bottom of the frame but Miami's Daniel Miranda entered and forced a fly out to right to secure the save.
Reliever Sean Green replaced starter Tony Mollica in the fifth and put up zeros until the ill-fated eighth.
Rony Rodriguez gave the Hurricanes life leading off the eighth, by pulling a drive down the left-field line for his team-leading 13th home run to cut JU's lead to 3-1. That also prevented the Dolphins from posting its first shutout against Miami since 1979.
But Miami did more than just prevent an ignominious fun fact. Rodriguez's home run ignited a nightmarish inning for the Dolphins. A walk, fielder's choice and two singles followed a strike out before Chris Pelaez ripped a 0-2 single through the right side to plate Stephen Perez. A wild pitch would allow Daley Carey to score the equalizer and sway momentum the other way for the first time in the contest.
After a hit by pitch loaded the bases, Nathan Melendres used a seven-pitch at-bat to work a walk and force home the game-winning run.
Closer Chris Anderson stopped the bleeding, forcing a ground out to stand the bases loaded. But the damage was done at the point, even as Anderson made his JU-record 36th appearance.
Starting pitcher Tony Mollica lived up to his bend-but-don't-break track record, throwing 4 1/3 scoreless innings while holding Miami to just three hits. The southpaw navigated out of frequent trouble, keeping the Hurricanes off the scoreboard despite walking five batters and plunking two others.
Nursing a 2-0 lead, righty reliever Sean Green bailed out Mollica in the fifth. Green entered with runners on first and second with one out. Alex Swenson helped his new battery mate, throwing out Rony Rodriguez on the back-end of a double steal attempt before Green struck out the first batter he faced to end the threat.
JU's offense added an insurance run in the seventh, marking the first time since the first inning that the Dolphins dented the scoreboard. Chris Connelly lined a leadoff single and moved into scoring position off a sacrifice bunt.
Gulbransen capped his clutch afternoon with a sacrifice fly to medium-deep right for a 3-0 lead. Gulbransen got enough of a fastball to lift it the other way, allowing Connelly to race home without a slide. Gulbransen's second RBI, followed by an intentional walk to Adam Brett Walker, ending Miami starter Bryan Radziewski's outing after 113 pitches.
Jonathan Murphy boosted JU in the first, getting Molica out of a potential jam when the leftfielder scooped up a single and hit catcher Alex Swenson on the fly to tag Rodriguez at the plate for the third out.
JU utilized a patient approach to score two runs in the opening inning, forcing Radziewski to throw 36 pitches on an afternoon that reached 96 degrees.
Taylor Ratliff worked a five-pitch walk and advanced to third on Murphy's double down the leftfield line. Miami nearly cut down Ratliff at the plate off Gulbransen's soft grounder to the left of the mound. Radziewski raced off the rubber quickly but failed to cleanly pick up the ball off a backspin for an infield single, allowing Ratliff to come across with the opening run.
Radziewski rebounded by striking out Adam Brett Walker with runners on the corners but failed to help his own cause when his pickoff throw to third sailed high into the netting above the JU dugout, allowing Murphy to score on the error.

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Charles Simic (1938- )
Charles Simic was appointed America's Poet Laureate for 2007-8. He received the Pulitzer Prize for The World Doesn't End, and has published more than 60 books in the U.S. and abroad. A native of Belgrade, Yugoslavia, he emigrated with his family in 1954 and lived in Oak Park, attending Oak Park-River Forest High School and visiting the Dole Branch Library.
Carol Shields (1935-2003)
Carol Shields, born and raised in Oak Park, is best known for her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, The Stone Diaries. Her works have won numerous other important awards and nominations. When visiting Oak Park in the 1990s, Carol Shields talked about her childhood and attending storytimes with Mrs. Adele Maze, for whom the Maze Branch Library is named. Learn more about Carol Shields at www.carol-shields.com.
Peter Sagal
Peter Sagal is host of Wait, Wait . . . Don't tell Me, one of the most popular shows on public radio. He attended Harvard University and has worked as literary manager for a regional theater, movie publicist, stage director, actor, travel writer, staff writer for a motorcycle magazine, and an extra in a Michael Jackson video. Peter Sagal lives in Oak Park with his family. Learn more about Peter Sagal at www.petersagal.com.
Harriette Gillem Robinet
Harriette Gillem Robinet is best known for historical fiction in which she portrays African-American children and adults living in pivotal times in U.S. history. Her works have won numerous awards, including the Carl Sandburg Award, the Scott O'Dell Award for children's historical fiction, and the Jane Addams Award. She has lived in Oak Park with her husband and family for more than three decades. Learn more about Harriette Gillem Robinet at www.hgrobinet.com.
Alex Kotlowitz
Alex Kotlowitz is best known for his first book, There Are No Children Here, which received numerous awards and was selected by the New York Public Library as one of the 150 most important books of the century. Between books he contributes to the New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, and public radio's This American Life. In 2011, he co-directed The Interrupters with fellow Oak Park resident, filmmaker Steve James. Learn more about Alex Kotlowitz at www.alexkotlowitz.com.
E. E. Knight (1965-)
Nationally recognized award-winning author E. E. Knight is best known for his Vampire Earth and Age of Fire novels. A graduate of Northern Illinois University, he lives in Oak Park. Learn more about E. E. Knight at eeknight.com
March in Country (2011)
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Stephen Kinzer
An award-winning foreign correspondent, Stephen Kinzer has covered more than 50 countries on five continents. His articles and books have led the Washington Post to place him "among the best in foreign policy storytelling." Kinzer spent more than 20 years working for the New York Times. In the course of covering world events he has been shot at, jailed, beaten by police, teargassed, and bombed from air. Learn more about Stephen Kinzer at www.stephenkinzer.com.
Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961)
Ernest Hemingway, one of America's greatest writers, was raised in Oak Park. After graduation from Oak Park-River Forest High School, he worked as a reporter for a short time before volunteering as an ambulance driver in World War I. He used his experiences there and as a reporter during the civil war in Spain as the background for some of his work. He won the Nobel Prize in 1954 for The Old Man and the Sea. Learn more about Ernest Hemingway.
Jane Hamilton (1957-)
Jane Hamilton grew up in Oak Park. Her first novel, The Book of Ruth, won the PEN/Hemingway Award and was a selection of the Oprah Book Club. Her second novel, A Map of the World, was an international bestseller. Her short stories have appeared in Harper's Magazine. Learn more about Jane Hamilton.


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Who's Working With Their Cub?
Farmall Cub Forum -- Questions and answers to all of your Cub related issues.
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Who's Working With Their Cub?
This is just to help me know more about the members and their Cubs.
Please let me know:
1. My cub is a working tractor...( about how many hour per year do you log).
2. My Cub is a hobby/show/parade tractor.
Mike, My Cub is a working tractor. I just bought it in December, so I haven't put that many hours on it yet. I plan to mow my 3 acres with it. I have been trying to get it in good running order through the help of the good members of Cub Forum. So far I have received some very good info and suggestions. Bob Hawley
Bob Hawley
Hi Mike, My cub Mollie is currently disassembled, but will be a working cub. I plan on mowing 2 large yards and working a small garden. I hope to get her painted and together before summer. Mike, aka, Basketcase
My Cub is a working tractor. It has the C-2 mower that I use to cut around the tight places on my little farm as well as pull the farm trailer. I probably put 50 hours per year on the tractor.
My worst day on a Cub is better than my best day at the office!
I suppose my cub could be considered a hobby cub now. It has never been in a parade, or been to a show. Probably don't use it more then 10 to 15 hours a year pushing snow, gravel, hauling the grandkids, just taking a joy ride, etc. We grew older together, and I well remember when it was a working cub. I am retired, but not restored, and the cub pretty well fits into the same catagory. I might even admit to be a little in love with the cub, as any time spent tinkering with, operating, or just sitting in the garage looking at it and admiring it for what it is, I consider quality time for me. It's name;------ we have known each other since I was 8 years old and with other tractors around the place in the early years, the cub was always just called "THE CUB" .I see no reason and it probably wouldn't understand a name change today.
Dan Robertson
We all make mistakes
I try to keep mine to a minimum
My '48 is a working cub. I've had it to mow about 4 AC and do general chores on the other 10 AC for the last 12 years. It's been a faithfull machine with little or no problems.
I would have worn out at least 5 other lawn tractors by now - I got my Cub at an auction for $500 with a new Woods 42" rotary deck and a front blade. I didn't know it at the time; but, it was the deal of the century.
48 CUB & 52 Super A
My '47 Cub is a working Tractor. This will be my first complete season mowing with it on our 3 acres. We did go to Cubarama last year and it was a great experience. I learn more about it every week from this source. I would like to upgrade it to a 60" mower at some time. It is easy to work on and I enjoy the time I spend tinkering with it.
My 48 cub is a working cub cutting 4-5 acres weekly for the past 6 years I am on the tractor about 3 hours a week mowing grass and use to use it for snow till I picked up another 56 working cub. I use the 56 for the fast hitch equipment I have. I also use it to plant and work up 5 acres next to my new house. I also started using it with the 1-point back blade to work on my landscaping lots to do there. I plan on doing a working restoration on the cubs like our other old farmalls I got from my grandpas farm. I want to make them look as good as possible when time permits but remembering that they will be worked.
My cub is a working Cub Year-Round. Used in the garden in the summer. In the winter for hauling firewood on the trailer from the woods. Probably 2 to 3 hours a week year round.
-Finesse is choosing the right size hammer.
-As soon as something is made idiot-proof they make a better idiot.
Hi My 49 is a working tractor . It takes care of 4 acres. It discs. Harrows and cultivates. I will try to keep tarck this year but I bet I put over 200hrs a year. Best little cultivation tractor ever made
I have 3 cubs. The 49 pulls a trailer in the summer and plows the drive in the winter. The 65 has a IH1000 loader use it all year. The 51 is totally redone I take it out for a drive once in a while. Unfortunately we only have 1 acre left, so not much to do with them. I just can't get rid of any. Once you get bit your hooked.
I've owned a 48 for a little over 15 years, that mows 2+ acres, plows and disks gardens, grades and pushes snow on about 1 mile of gravel road, as well as pulling a trailer, etc. Later this summer I will have a 49 (Thanks to the Cub Rescue Rangers), that will take over the mowing dutes as well as going to an occasioanl local show. Maybe then my 48 can get some rest, as well as some long postponed maintenance.
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I have a 49 cub that I keep cultivators on to work a small garden. It sure makes having a garden more fun. I also have my dad's 67 yellow cub here. He bought it , then left it here for me to play with. I use it for mowing and have put a disk plow on it for turning the garden. I use my toys around 10 hours a month.
I never even knew what a Cub was until I won mine on a $5 dallor ticket 2 years ago. Boy did I fall in love! I use it for plowing my very long driveway and a few shows and 4th of July parades. We went to Cub-A-Rama last year without it but I think it will be with us this year. I have picked up two front-bell blades,193 plow, a belly plow and a danco mower should be here soon. This forum is a must for all Cub owners you masters are great!!!! CHUCK
My '48 serves two main purposes. First, it's used for snow on my driveway and my elderly neighbors'. Second, it was my (now 7 year old) daughter's first go-kart when her brother had a go-kart and she was too young to have one of her own.
Last year, I added a landscape rake to grade my tilled yard for sod.
It will probably be sold in the near future to make room for other toys as my job continues to steal play time for restoration and maintenence of antiques.
It will be a tough departure as it has sentimental value along with utility.
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ESSEX — Willsboro Central School fourth-graders raised $1,046 for the Save the Manatee Club Red Tide Emergency Fund.
Students Scarlett Archer and Joelle Steeves had brought the plight of the aquatic mammal to the attention of their classmates and teacher, Laura Bridge.
"I read about the manatees and emailed the Emergency Fund for information on the herbivores and the red tide," Scarlett said.
According to the Save the Manatee Club website, 13 manatees were killed by the red tide in southwest Florida last year, and at least 264 perished so far this year.
The toxin released by red-tide bloom robs manatees of coordination and stability in the water, causes muscle twitches or seizures, and they have difficulty lifting their heads to breathe, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says.
The Willsboro students planned a Save the Manatees Breakfast, held at the Essex Inn.
The youngsters made and displayed posters for the event and had a live video web-stream of manatees in their habitat that the Manatee Club provided.
The scholars acquired information on the topic and were prepared to answer questions about the manatee and the current emergency.
The youngsters served some special guests, as former Gov. George Pataki and his wife, Elizabeth, stopped by to have breakfast with the group.
Scarlett's parents, Gladys and Joshua Archer, manage the Essex Inn; he is also chef there.
"We hope the event helps raise awareness and much-needed monetary aid for these gentle sea creatures, as well as encourage our children as they learn that what they do does matter and that together they can help the manatee," Mrs. Archer said.
This was not Scarlett and Joelle's first endeavor raising money for animals in need.
During Downtown Essex Days, they sold lemonade to raise funds. Among the previous recipients of their generosity has been the North Country SPCA.
"It makes us feel good helping the animals. They are kind of like humans," Joelle said.
"The animals have feelings," Scarlett said. "Some species of the manatees are already extinct. How would you feel if you were endangered?"
"We don't want this (extinction) to happen to others," added Joelle.
The students' teacher expressed appreciation to the Archers for hosting the breakfast.
"It's been a great response for this student-initiated fundraiser," Bridge said.
"The kids did a fabulous job, and the community support was wonderful," Mrs. Archer said. "We are very proud of them and grateful for the wonderful job their teacher, Laura Bridge, did with them, too."
Scarlett is planning to help another endangered animal.
"Now she wants to do another benefit for the Bengal tiger …," her mother said, laughing.
"Oh, boy. We asked her to give us another year."
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Find all about the plight of the manatee: savethemanatee.org.


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T-Mobile has officially announced the release for Nokia c7 as Astound with PR2.0 from the day one i wonder what about the rest of us with unlocked sim free users would we get in march or april or we have to wait and continue to wait.
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South Africa here, got update around 2am this morning.
Just for any interest I did a 3 button sault hard reset about 2 months ago which caused my Ovi maps and Ovi store to be missing with no way to reinstall it.
Once I installed this update, then installed the Ovi maps and store option from the update screen, everything was working better than ever. New Ovi programs looking good
23-03-2011 14:05
Nice, but was it with N8 Navigation and Bluetooth Headsets ???
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Hello, i would like to know if i do a three button reset on a nokia C6-01 with the new PR 1.2 will i loose ovi store and ovi maps like in pr1.1 and have to reinstall qt and so on... ?
thank you
ps. if they are still lost while hard reseting in pr1.2 will i be able to simply install them from within application/software update in the menu?
23-03-2011 14:43
Dear skyee,
Firstly thanky you very much for your help. I bought my C7 in Switzerand (no sim locked) and I've noticed that my product code (059D328) is for Netherlands. I checked your xls file (C7 PR1 1 Status) and the status is on "Waiting for operator approval or similar". What can I do ? Thank you for your reply.
23-03-2011 21:59
rayhipkiss wrote:
Unfortunately, 3 are notorious for not bothering to approve updates. Maybe they won't approve any of the minor updates and just wait for the PR 2.0 firmware to arrive.
It had supposedly got past that stage as it was marked as "ready and will be published in 2 days = software is built and we only have to upload it onto our servers" according to the PR1.1 spreadsheet Nokia published on this thread.
23-03-2011 22:22
Any informations, about date of release PR 2.0 ?
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24-03-2011 2:13
Tanks for the update but;
you guys didn't fix the brathing light yet
pls fix these two problems...
1- Breathing Light should be able to turn on and off by user...
2- please turn on the screen for about 10 sec after you recive a text message case when you texting with some one it bothers you every time you get text mesage your screen won't go on !
and every time you need to unlock the screen !
Keep Up the Good Work Nokia !
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I can wait until end of this summer, and I understand nokia want to make good user experience for us, but one sugesstion is hope PR 2.0 come out can improve RMVB playback and smooth browser scrolling, it so lag since I bought N97 mini until now, just used 6 month change to Nokia N8-00, so this is my second Nokia phone also, and wish nokia support team can care about this problem, that's it!
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excore wrote:
hope PR 2.0 come out can improve RMVB playback and smooth browser scrolling:
In the meantime you might like to look at Opera 11 which has just been released - it is extremely impressive (other than the lack of flash support) and I hope the new Nokia browser is as good.


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Automatic regression tests with Selenium
Testing complex web applications does not necessarily mean investing in expensive, proprietary tools such as Test Director or Silk Performer. Selenium is for free; it can remotely control any major browser, and it is programmable in Perl.
The only way to say for sure if a web application will work after modifying the code is to try all the functions in a browser. This means opening every single page, pressing every single button, and filling out every single text box. And you have to go through this multiple times to check out every possible success or error scenario. The people from quality assurance would probably not look forward to the prospect of performing these monotonous tests manually. At the same time, this approach leaves you open to human error. We need an automatic test.
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reviews for: listing #55748 - Camano Island, Washington House rental
- bedrooms 2
- pool no
- type House
- baths 1
- hot tub no
- community Tyee Beach
- sleeps 6
- pets allowed yes
rates (USD)
$810 - $1,080 /wk
$2,532 - $3,376 /mth
We will return!
Review submitted: October 14, 2013 Date of arrival: August 25, 2013
ive been busy recently but wanted to send you a message to tell you how much fun we had this year (again) at the cottage. as usual the coziness is superb; the cottage has all that is needed for a vacation rental with enough beds, seating, cooking utensils and outdoor activities for a relaxing getaway. whether in the big bed, the 2nd bedroom or even downstairs, all the sleeping arrangements are great for many people to be comfy. we really enjoyed walking the beach; as well as, the various perfect places to sit with some wine, on the deck, stoop or breakwater. you've done a great job creating a designed and comfortable cottage. both my sister and myself can tell you have an eye and talent in the design field; we too are in the industry (ID and Arch, respectively).
we entertained ourselves with beach fishing and crabbing and boating (brought our own 12' aluminum boat and easily put-in via the ramp). lucky enough to get 1 keeper crab; we did manage to put our brand new trap in too deep of water and watched it disappear into the depths...whoops. if by chance, you see a buoy exposed on a extra-low tide, please let me know. my name and address are on the buoy.
even though we were focused on outdoor activities, we did have fun with some puzzles. additionally, in this modern era, i really appreciate that you have a wifi router setup for guest use. this is especially helpful during bad weather or with teenagers or techie adults.
this year we again enjoyed cooking family meals in the kitchen and with the grill. as a griller-extraordinaire myself, my only real critique would be of the grill's power and size...it just doesn't seem to have much power to grill meats at higher temperatures or sear. it does work; it just takes a long time to cook, especially if you were to cook a whole mess of items for a big family meal. next time, i will bring my small weber charcoal grill to get that crusty outside to our grilled foods.
we look forward to many more visits in the future.
i am not a signed-up member of VacationRentals, so if you want to post my review please feel free. put me down for 5 stars!
thanks again,
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A big Disappointment
Review submitted: October 11, 2013 Date of arrival: September 7, 2013
My husband and I rented this cottage for one month based on what the pictures looked like, the proximity to the water and visiting our family in the area. Those were the only thing positives of our stay. We were so disappointed in the cottage as it was so dirty even though on the surface it looked clean. There were spiders in one of the beds close to the wall. The floors and rugs looked and felt like they hadn't been thoroughly cleaned in YEARS. We didn't want to go barefooted anywhere because of the deep dirt, especially in the rugs and carpets. The bathroom shower was so small that if we dropped the soap, we'd have to open the shower door in order to lean down to get it and I weigh only 114 lbs. There were worm like critters that we had to continually sweep up because they were coming through the cracks in the walls or from the ceiling. We even had a few in the kitchen sink when we woke up to make coffee. Just because the cottage was built in the 1930's shouldn't mean that it shouldn't be structurally sound. There wasn't a plumb wall anywhere, the stairs had wide cracks between the steps, the amps in the electricity was so low that even a 100W light bulb gave light of about 25W and because there were so few wall sockets there were several extension cords use to plug in wires, which we worried about with regards to shorts and a possible fire. While we had clean linen and free long distance use of the phone, WIFI, a DW, and a frig/stove, no matter where we were in the house it felt dirty. We didn't even put our workout pads on the floors because the carpets were stained and dirty so we had to find other ways to get our exercises done. The futon couch covers are thin, worn, and dirty, as is one of the rocking chairs, which we put a sheet over because it was dirty. I would not recommend this property to anyone due to the dirt that no amount of sweeping helped. In closing, Elisa and Nancy were very nice and the view of the water was great; however, not worth the price because the entire cottage needs work inside as well as a professional and industrial cleaning to rid the house of years of dirt and wear. Also would suggest throwing out those filthy rugs. Had my family not been living on the island, we would've asked for a refund. My suggestion is find another place to rent.
Owners response:
Dear future guests,
I hope you will read all our reviews before leaving, due to this guest's comments.
I don't know how to respond to the criticism, except to say that I believe the guest had high expectations and was, in turn, disappointed.
We are an old renovated fishing cottage, not plumb, and, yes, there are a few gaps between some of the paneling and the stairs; we don't pretend to be new tight construction.
We have done the best we could with what we have, and our guests all seem to love it, except for this one guest. We painted, cleaned, put in new fixtures and cabinets and designed the interior to be charming and cozy.
I wish I could say I will fix what bothered this guest, but beach cottages are known for having sand and bugs. My housekeeper is detail minded, and has been trained to pay attention to cleanliness;hen guests arrive, they find a clean cottage. The wool rag rugs are periodically taken out and shook to remove sand, but the carpets and floors have never been called "filthy".
It saddens me that one guest, with a computer, can send out such a damaging review.
I do hope you will continue reading on, to all the other glowing reviews.
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A safe haven in the storm
Review submitted: May 3, 2013 Date of arrival: April 12, 2013
The Orange Door Cottage was a great spot for a mini reunion with my three boarding school best friends and my toddler daugther. The 3.5 of us came up from California to visit our friend who lives on the island. We were so excited to arrive after the long drive from Seatac. The house was bright, clean and cozy. My 2 year old daughter exclaimed "Ohh its so beautiful!" as she twirled in the living room. You can tell by the decor that Elisa has a great eye for design and style.
We got settled in and went out to dinner with our friend. Later that evening a freak storm arrived, blowing down trees and knocking out the power. Exciting! It was freezing outside so we lit some candles had a glass of wine and rode out the storm. The next door neighbors were so kind, with it being a surprisingly strong storm, they came over to check on us to make sure we felt safe. We were warm and slept soundly. The beds and linens were so comfortable! We loved having extra blankets and down comforters.
The next morning with the sun shining, our friend came over for breakfast. The kitchen worked perfectly , and we enjoyed breakfast with the amazing view of the sound. The Orange Door Cottage is so peaceful and right on the water. We sat on the front porch, watched the big fluffy clouds and water and enjoyed our visit so much.
The location is perfect, the house is utterly cute and we can't wait to return! We are looking forward to spending more time at the cottage in the future. Thank you Elisa for sharing your beautiful home with us!
Recommended for: girls getaway
Owners response:
How heartwarming to read this lovely review. We have worked to create a cottage that is worthy of our guests, and are so gratified to hear we may have succeeded to some degree.
Thanks to our guests, warm memories are being made, even when we are not there.
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Perfect Getaway for 5 Moms!
Review submitted: March 22, 2011 Date of arrival: March 12, 2011
Five moms from Seattle needed to get out of the city....we found the PERFECT spot to do that on Tyee Beach in the Orange Door Cottage. The cottage is so cozy that we felt like we were visiting a friend. We had everything we needed to hang out, read magazines, do our toenails, walk on the beach, and even did some painting. Thanks for making our stay so comfortable and memorable. :)
Recommended for: girls getaway, pet-friendly, romantic getaway
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A Magnificent Get-away Not Too Far Away
Review submitted: December 3, 2010 Date of arrival: November 26, 2010
This house was the perfect get-away for me and my family. The home is outstanding in layout, design and location to the beach. The views are breathtaking! We cooked every meal in the house and all of the kitchen utensils required were already there. We spent hours walking the beach that is literally steps out the door. I'd recommend this house for any combination of ages. The livingroom accomodated two sets of game playing at the same time, so functional and versatile!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, pet-friendly, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Orange door cottage
Review submitted: September 9, 2010 Date of arrival: August 22, 2010
My family felt instantly like the Orange Door was our own beach vacation house, it is so comfortable and cozy..decorated like an adorable cape cod cottage. The owners have thought of everything you could need or want and provided it, with style, for you. We were surprised and happy that they accept canine guests as well, our two family dogs had a great stay. The view and beach out your front door are fabulous. We caught fish and crab, roasted marshmellows in the fire pit and took walks on the beach and through the friendly neighborhood. We highly recommend the Orange Door, we loved it there!
Recommended for: families with young children, girls getaway, pet-friendly, romantic getaway
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Orange Door Leads to Bliss and Peace!
Review submitted: June 3, 2010 Date of arrival: May 29, 2010
We had a marvelous time at your cottage (even the rain could not dampen our enthusiasm).
Thanks for keeping your home in such a pristine condition. We loved the fireplace, the well-equipped and modern kitchen, the beach-related knickknacks such as the lovely lady in a bathing suit lamp (!) and the fascinating photos of swimming shots. The kids were fascinated with the lights that turned on with the 'hidden' button: just like magic! They also appreciated the neon colored Crocs provided for wee guests. The towels were surprisingly thick, the DVD and music selections were excellent, and the beds were most comfortable. The garden was maintained well; I even saw my favorite hummingbird hovering over the lovely flowers. Of course, the waterscape was just splendid.
We've been to other rentals which were woefully inadequate and below par. How lucky we were to get a chance to stay at a place that actually was truly like the pictures and descriptions!
Thanks again and hope to visit your orange door cottage once more.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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mother/sister/grandaughter getaway
Review submitted: May 15, 2010 Date of arrival: April 22, 2010
It's been very inviting and relaxing here for our mother/sisters/gtandaughter get together. We've felt very much at home, enjoying your libraries of books, music, and movies, as well as your charming decor.
Thank you for sharing.
Crys, Lindsey, Merna, Deb, Jill
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A Lovely Getaway
Review submitted: January 25, 2010 Date of arrival: January 15, 2010
My girlfriends and I absolutely enjoyed our stay at the Orange Door Cottage. It was the perfect retreat for an "unplugged" weekend. We enjoyed the natural wildlife, "naked" beach just down the way, and the simple vintage elegance of the little cottage. It was incredibly cozy & quiet -- exactly what we needed! I could absolutely see bringing my family back to this cottage to enjoy all it has to offer.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, pet-friendly, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: How satisfying to hear that the experience we so hoped to give our guests has been realized. We want them all to return.
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Review submitted: January 18, 2010 Date of arrival: January 15, 2010
The cottage was SO much fun. It was absolutely perfect for what we needed (relaxation, fun spots to photograph, and some girl time). It was decorated so beautifully & I'm certain we'll be back.
My best,
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Zimmers Seafood
4915 St. Anthony Ave
New Orleans, LA 70122
Napoleon's Rating - **/*****
Anyone familiar with Louisiana's prodigious seafood industry will tell you it pays to be close to the source. When it comes to boiled shrimp and shrimp po-boys, you can't get much closer to the source than Zimmer's Seafood. This Gentilly seafood market and take-out po-boy joint is run by long-time commercial fisherman Craig Zimmer and his family. They go through tons of local seafood, and that gives an edge in securing choice product.
Zimmer's is a busy, clean, hard-working seafood market, in addition to doing a great business in po-boys. People walk in and get into line next to a glass cases filled with iced-down fish filets, pints of shucked oysters and raw crabs. There really is nowhere to sit and everybody takes their wrapped-up orders to go
This is a utilitarian and family-run operation. You place an order at the counter and wait around watching the action in the open kitchen until someone calls your name and hands you a bag of food. There is usually a line, and it pays to have your order clear in your head before it's your turn at the register.
In addition to fresh seafood, the cooler cases are filled with packed-up portions of side dishes made in-house at Zimmer's. The most impressive is the crab salad, made with quartered, in-shell crab marinated in olive oil, garlic, lemon, Italian dressing and herbs. Eating it requires shell crackers and many napkins, but it's a delicious prelude to dinner. Another big specialty here is the stuffed artichoke, which is steamed in the same pot used to cook seafood. That means the dense, heavy stuffing gets suffused with a flavor of crab boil.
The gumbo is of course laden with seafood, but it's a bit too heavy on the shell for me. A crab claw or so for flavor is good, but I've had to dig past too many inedible parts in their little gumbo bowls. Shrimp and cheese are the filling for great stuffed potatoes and even the fries are good here. They use crinkle-cut style fries right from a bag, but they come out crispy, light-brown and always piping hot, which shows the attention to detail that runs through this place.
Boiled seafood is the big deal at Zimmer's, and throughout the day customers haul away big loads of crawfish or shrimp according to the season. Crawfish have a moderate spice, but shrimp is really where Zimmer's shines. The all-important freshness is clear to see in the attractive luster of these large-bodied beauties.
The biggest are boiled while the medium-sized shrimp go into po-boys, and these are coated with a flavorful, crunchy batter. It keeps the shrimp moist and firm, without overpowering their flavor. A different cornmeal batter crust is used for the fried oysters and for the catfish filets, which are so thin and crunchy you can snap off pieces of them to eat with your hands.
The bread is the seeded, Italian-style loaf from John Gendusa's Bakery, located literally around the corner from Zimmer's. The best eating here is seafood, but Zimmer's roast beef po-boy is decent.
Nothing in the appearance or operation of Zimmer's would peg the place as a dessert spot, but the little plastic trays of bread pudding with white chocolate sauce are worth saving an appetite to enjoy. They are dense, heavy and creamy-sweet.
Beverage service consists of soft drinks pulled from the cooler case.
Prices are quite reasonable. Even the very large seafood po-boys are less than $10 and smaller versions are more than adequate anyway. The economics of the season effect seafood pricing here, but Zimmer's is reliably somewhere in the middle - neither cut rate nor overpriced.
Zimmer's was completely destroyed by the levee failures after Katrina, which left little more behind than the shop's cinderblock walls. But by the following summer, the family business was back open again. Rebuilding is still very much a block-by-block thing in its surrounding Gentilly neighborhood, but everyone who is making the area work again - from returned families, to UNO staff and students, to crews of contractors - seem to line up here on a given day. This is a quintessential New Orleans seafood joint, offering familiar tastes of local tradition deep in the heart of a neighborhood that is daily rebuilding itself.


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Long time Oregon Law Director Paul Goldberg and Prosecutor Tom Dugan are retiring next month after years of service.
Mayor Mike Seferian said at a meeting on Monday that plans call for the positions to be combined into one.
Both Goldberg and Dugan had announced their intention to retire several months ago, said Seferian, but had agreed to serve until after the November election.
Village council continues to define the finer points of a proposed new personnel policy that would allow employees to record conversations during disciplinary hearings.
The idea of "requests to record" came under scrutiny this summer following a dispute between the village administration and a worker. The village currently has no policy in place regarding employees' taping meetings with officials, Village Solicitor Jim Barney said Wednesday.
Oregon City Council members contacted by The Press said they did not know officials from the James "Wes" Hancock Senior Center had rejected the possibility of getting $250,000 from the Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc., (AOoA) to expand operations and had opted instead to get the center's own levy on the ballot.
Council in July had approved the request of Bob Marquette, president of the senior center on Bay Shore Road, to place a 0.5 mill levy on the Nov. 5 ballot after Marquette said there was the need for more funds.
Oregon may decide not to collect revenue that will be generated by the recently passed senior levy after learning that inaccurate information may have been used in a campaign to get more funds for the James "Wes" Hancock Senior Center on Bay Shore Road.
Councilwoman Sandy Bihn said at a meeting on Monday that she was troubled by information that shows the Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc., (AOoA) did not cut funding to the senior center this year, as was claimed by Bob Marquette, president of the center.
The Village of Genoa has increased rates associated with three of its utilities.
Administrator Kevin Gladden said increasing costs of doing business were the reason for the hikes, adding they were needed to keep systems on track financially.
Ordinances passed last week by village council increased the sewer permit and application process from $600 to $1,200 and the rate for underground electric tap-in and storm sewer tap-in each from $200 to $400. The new rates take effect 30 days from the time of passage.
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A militant leader blamed for high-profile attacks in Afghanistan, including last year's 20-hour attack on the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, has been killed, an Afghan official said Sunday.
Shrapnel from rocket fire Tuesday damaged the plane that had carried the top U.S. military officer to Afghanistan, officials said.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta is urging Afghanistan to rigorously vet its security force recruits following a spate of attacks that has seen Afghan soldiers and police turn their weapons on NATO troops.
A bomb explosion left four people dead and 11 others injured Saturday in southwestern Afghanistan, authorities said.
CNN's Becky Anderson talks to a filmmaker and former ambassador to Afghanistan about the video of an execution.
Afghanistan endured an unusually bloody day Tuesday, with three separate attacks leaving at least 41 people dead and at least 138 wounded, according to government and police officials.
Afghanistan's parliament voted to sack its two top security ministers on Saturday for failing to respond to rocket shelling from Pakistan.
A lone suicide bomber detonated a vest filled with explosives at a wedding in northern Afghanistan on Saturday, killing at least 17 guests, including a top politician, authorities said.
We watched in horror this week at the execution of an Afghan woman who was shot nine times, while a crowd of roaring men who call themselves Muslim, cheered and screamed. We were reminded of a similar tragedy that took place in 1999, where a mother of five, clad in a blue burqa, was shot dead in a soccer stadium in Kabul. Both of these women were wrongfully accused of adultery as there was no proof, evidence, fair trial, due process, or justice.
The public execution of an Afghanistan woman by a Taliban commander has sparked outrage.
Six U.S. troops were killed by an improvised explosive device Sunday in eastern Afghanistan, a U.S. official said.
Dozens of people were killed in roadside bombings in Afghanistan on Sunday, officials in the war-torn country said.
Pakistan reopens supply routes for NATO into Afghanistan after the U.S. apologizes for an incident.
A new report claims that the Obama administration made several important strategic mistakes in Afghanistan.
The French military handed over control of the Afghan province of Kapisa to local forces, a French military spokeswoman said Wednesday.
Pakistan has decided to reopen supply routes that the United States and its allies have used for their troops in Afghanistan, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Tuesday.
Bombs killed five people died on Saturday in southern Afghanistan on Saturday, the U.S. military said.
More than 100 Taliban fighters crossed over from Afghanistan and attacked three Pakistani military posts Sunday night, killing at least eight soldiers, Pakistani military officials said.
The mother with an important but dangerous job sat down to write a goodbye letter to her two young daughters. Just in case, she thought. The Taliban could get lucky this time and finally kill her.
A landslide set off by earthquakes has killed scores of people in a remote area of northern Afghanistan after rocks crushed their mud houses, a local official said Tuesday.
Two people died and another 14 were hurt when a 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook northeastern Afghanistan Monday night, according to a provincial spokesman.
The sounds of battle echo across a desolate stretch of land just east of Bagram Air Base, America's biggest base in Afghanistan. As it turns out, it's just battle practice.
CNN's Mohammed Jamjoom reports on the suicide bombings that killed dozens of people in Afghanistan.
The United States believes one of its armed helicopters was shot down over Afghanistan on Wednesday, killing both crew members on board, a U.S. military official said.
Four aid workers kidnapped last month in a remote area of northeastern Afghanistan were rescued Saturday morning, the International Security Assistance Force said.
A suicide bomber attacked a district police office in southern Afghanistan Thursday morning, killing four police officers and one civilian and wounding six others, the Kandahar governor's office said.
Afghan schoolgirls sit in the spotlight as their classrooms face alleged poison attacks in the north and threats from insurgents in the south. Questions surround the shadowy incidents, which come at a fragile time in the country's transition. And in many ways, as goes girls' education, so goes the country's procession toward progress.
Two International Security Assistance Force troops were killed in one of two helicopter crashes Monday in eastern Afghanistan, officials said.
A U.S. sailor who died last week of medical complications was the 3,000th death among coalition forces in the Afghanistan war, according to CNN's count based on information provided by the U.S. Defense Department and the International Security Assistance Force.
Afghan Pres. Hamid Karzai tells CNN's Wolf Blitzer there is still no resolution on allowing supplies into Afghanistan.
More than 120 girls and three teachers were admitted to an Afghanistan hospital Wednesday after being poisoned in their classes with a type of spray, a Takhar provincial official said.
Two women and three men that were working for an aid group were kidnapped in a remote area of Afghanistan this week, authorities said.
With NATO meeting this week in Chicago to discuss the war in Afghanistan, CNN reached out to some everyday Afghan-Americans to see what they think.
NATO leaders signed off Monday on President Barack Obama's exit strategy from Afghanistan that calls for an end to combat operations next year and the withdrawal of the U.S.-led international military force by the end of 2014.
A suicide bombing in southeastern Afghanistan killed eight people, including two police officers, Saturday afternoon, authorities said.
France's newly elected President Francois Hollande said Friday that he is sticking to his campaign pledge to remove his country's forces from Afghanistan by the end of the year.
The GOP-controlled House of Representatives on Friday passed a nearly $643 billion defense bill -- a measure at odds with prior military spending agreements and President Barack Obama's Pentagon plans.
Afghanistan's recent signings of strategic partnerships with the United States and other countries have provided a measure of reassurance to Afghans about the international community's sustained engagement in the country beyond 2014, when the drawdown of NATO combat forces will be complete. But these documents are short on specifics and do not fully tackle the political, economic and regional challenges that need to be addressed so the Afghan army and police can take responsibility for the security of the country.
Suicide attackers with explosives stormed a governor's compound in southwestern Afghanistan on Thursday, killing themselves and seven people, officials said.
A bomb exploded inside a shop in the northern Afghanistan province of Faryab on Monday, killing nine people, according to the Afghan Interior Ministry.
Flash flooding in northern Afghanistan killed at least 26 people in northern Afghanistan and rescue workers fear the toll may rise, officials said Monday.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein and Rep. Mike Rogers weigh in on the future of Afghanistan as U.S. troops withdraw.
A soldier serving in Afghanistan is under investigation on allegations involving the production and possession of child pornography and blackmail, the Washington State Patrol said Friday.
President Barack Obama marked the first anniversary of the death of terror mastermind Osama bin Laden with an unannounced visit to Afghanistan, signing a long-awaited strategic partnership agreement meant to set the conditions of an American withdrawal from the war-torn nation.
President Barack Obama, speaking early Wednesday in Afghanistan at the tail end of a surprise visit there, discussed how the war will end and promised a steady drawdown of U.S. troops.
Good evening from Bagram Air Base. This outpost is more than 7,000 miles from home, but for over a decade it has been close to our hearts. Because here, in Afghanistan, more than half a million of our sons and daughters have sacrificed to protect our country.
One year ago, the enemy that had haunted America for nearly a decade met his end in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
Two gunmen attacked a governor's compound in southern Afghanistan on Saturday, killing two police officers, the interior ministry said.
The United States and Afghanistan appeared close to signing a vital diplomatic deal Sunday, a pact that would continue cooperation between the two countries after the planned departure of NATO troops in 2014.
Two service members with the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force were killed in a blast in eastern Afghanistan, the force said Monday.
Afghan security officials said Saturday they had seized 10 tonnes of explosives and foiled plans to stage attacks in the capital, Kabul.
The Taliban claimed responsibility Friday for downing a Black Hawk helicopter in southern Afghanistan.
A Black Hawk helicopter crashed Thursday in southern Afghanistan, likely killing all four of its crew members -- all of them Americans -- a U.S. military official said.
CNN's Nick Paton Walsh discusses what Australia's troop drawdown will mean for Afghan security.
When Afghan forces repelled a barrage of attacks from insurgents near Kabul's green zone over the weekend it was hailed as proof of how far local security forces had come.
The Taliban says it was behind a string of weekend attacks in Afghanistan.
Nick Paton Walsh accompanied U.S. and Afghan forces on a manhunt for most-wanted militants in the Taliban heartland.
CNN's Mohammed Jamjoom reports on the explosions and gunfire in central Kabul.
A series of explosions rocked central Kabul early Monday, the day after Afghan security forces said they repulsed a wave of insurgent attacks in the capital and three other provinces.
Two deadly explosions kill dozens in Afghanistan. CNN's Mohammed Jamjoom reports.
CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports on a new deal between the U.S. and Afghanistan on ending U.S. led raids on local homes.
A fuel tanker ran of the road and burst into flames in southern Afghanistan on Friday, killing seven people, according to a local police official.
The Taliban says it launched a suicide attack in northern Afghanistan that left at at least nine people dead.
CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports that Taliban influence is growing in the north of Afghanistan.
CNN's Nick Paton Walsh meets some young Afghan female boxers preparing for this year's London Olympics.
Two children have been killed in an acid attack in Afghanistan's eastern Ghazni province, the provincial police chief said Saturday.
An Afghan police officer shot and killed nine other officers in southeast Afghanistan on Thursday night, authorities said.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta said Tuesday polls would not change the strategy in Afghanistan, underscoring the fact that he realizes the American people have tired of war.
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales has been charged with 17 counts of murder and six counts of assault and attempted murder.
In the busy street markets of Kabul, stacks of cash sit in piles as moneychangers shout the day's exchange rate to shoppers bustling by. Currency is bought and sold in the open air.
Afghans are carrying out an estimated $8 billion in cash a year, concerned by the country's security situation.
It began with scant details released by the military about a heinous allegation: A soldier slipped away from a remote outpost in southern Afghanistan and went on a shooting rampage at nearby villages that left 17 people dead.
Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales could be sentenced to death if convicted on any of the 17 counts of murder filed against him Friday for allegedly embarking on a bloody shooting rampage in Afghan villages, the U.S. military said.
Sen. Carl Levin wants President Obama to stick to a 2014 timetable for pulling U.S. troops out of Afghanistan
Afghanistan's foreign minister called for a "swift and transparent investigation" into the killings of 16 men, women and children Wednesday as the U.S. soldier arrested in the massacre awaited charges.
A Taliban commander expressed skepticism that one soldier carried out a massacre last week that left 16 Afghan civilians dead, and anger that the suspect subsequently was flown out of Afghanistan.
Afghanistan has taken new steps to combat rampant capital flight after the central bank found that the amount of dollars flown out of Kabul doubled to $4.6bn last year.
Thirteen people were killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan's southern Uruzgan province, police said Thursday.
In light of recent violence, Gary Berntsen, former CIA commander, weighs in on America's future strategy in Afghanistan.
President Obama and British PM David Cameron say both countries are on track to achieve goals in Afghanistan by 2014.
The U.S. soldier accused of killing 16 civilians during a weekend rampage has been transferred out of Afghanistan while awaiting charges, the NATO command said late Wednesday.
A look at the timeline of events of the alleged shootings in Afghanistan by a U.S. soldier. CNN's Tom Foreman reports.
An American soldier went on a house-to-house shooting spree in two villages in the Kandahar region of Afghanistan early Sunday, Afghan officials said, killing 16 people.
Nearly two years ago in June 2010, the war in Afghanistan surpassed the Vietnam War to become the longest war in American history. Although the U.S. ousted the Taliban from power and killed Osama bin Laden last year in Pakistan, it is clear that recent incidents, including the tragic killing of civilians by a U.S. soldier, are costing Americans the hearts and minds of the people of Afghanistan.
The past month has been the worst for the United States in Afghanistan since the war began after the attacks of September 11, 2001.
An American soldier went on a house-to-house shooting spree in two villages in southern Afghanistan early Sunday, Afghan officials said, killing 16 people in what Afghanistan's president called an "unforgivable" crime.
Sen. Harry Reid responds to breaking news that a U.S. soldier opened fire on civilians in Afghanistan.
Condolences, calls for justice and questions arose from across the political spectrum Sunday in response to reports that a U.S. soldier shot to death 16 civilians in Afghanistan.
Six UK soldiers are missing and presumed dead following an explosion in southwest Afghanistan, the Defense Ministry said Wednesday.
Avalanches killed at least 37 people Tuesday in a remote northeastern province of Afghanistan and officials feared the death toll would rise.
The United States appeared Monday to raise the possibility there may be no long-term strategic agreement with Afghanistan after American troops withdraw in 2014, a move that comes amid heightened tensions over the burning of Qurans by U.S. soldiers.
Authorities say two gunmen killed two service members with a NATO-led security force in Afghanistan.
A gunman in an Afghan National Army uniform and another man shot dead two NATO soldiers at a combat outpost in southern Afghanistan Thursday, authorities said.
Keeping one American service member in Afghanistan costs between $850,000 and $1.4 million a year, depending on who you ask. But one matter is clear, that cost is going up.
CNN's Barbara Starr looks fallout from the recent killings of U.S. military personnel in Afghanistan.
Troops in white gloves and camouflage carried a pair of flag-draped caskets off an Air Force transport in Delaware Monday as the bodies of two senior U.S. military officers killed inside Afghanistan's interior ministry arrived home.
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I hope you are keeping well. Myself and Colin and our families want to thank you and the staff and management of the hotel for a great day. We had a ball!
From our arrival until late into the night we didn't have to worry about a thing and many people have spoken about the efficiency of the staff during the meal and the high quality of the meal. There was plenty to go around which is often a complaint so that was even better."
Niall was very helpful in reassuring the men about the order of speeches, presentations etc which really put us all at ease.
The room looked amazing and the little touches such as ice-cream on reception really made it special. We would like to thank you for all your help in the lead up to it and your willingness to answer all our questions. We couldn't have asked for anything more and we had a really memorable day.
Please pass on our sincere thanks to the rest of the staff and management.
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In their newest book, award-winning authors Barbara Y. Martin and Dimitri Moraitis explore the sacred art of communing with celestial beings. Based on Martin's extensive direct clairvoyant experiences, you will learn to work closely with angels, archangels, and other divine beings who guide you in day-to-day life and help you achieve your destiny. Discover how to strengthen your intuitive powers and hear what the divine is saying to you! Thrill to Martin's compelling personal encounters with celestial beings and her eye-opening experiences with dark spirits.
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EL CAJON (CBS 8) - Two fast food employees are robbed at gunpoint overnight and now police need your help finding the suspect.
A suspect entered a Burger King around 1:30 a.m. Wednesday in the 800 block of Johnson Avenue. The backdoor was open while employees prepared to close the restaurant. Once inside the suspect, who brandished a handgun, robbed the establishment and escaped with an undisclosed amount of cash.
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9:30am Tuesday 15th January 2013 in Bromley By Heloise Wood, reporter
AN UNDERGROUND fire which caused delays and diversions in the Bromley town centre area yesterday also caused the power to be cut off.
What was thought to be a gas leak on the High Street later emerged to be a fire from an underground electrical power cable (Jan 14).
London Fire Brigade (LFB) dealt with the incident, which was reported at 2pm.
The High Street was closed off in one direction until 5.35pm with traffic being diverted away from the town centre although the area is open to pedestrians and Bromley South train station still oeprated normally.
A Bromley Police spokesman said: "EDF representatives arrived around 4.30pm and switched off the electricity after which the LFB could tackle the issue.
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In the United States, use of oral poliovirus (OPV) has been discontinued because of the potential for vaccine-associated paralytic polio (VAPP). However, polio eradication efforts in other parts of the world continue to rely on OPV. This report describes the case of an infant aged 7 months recently immigrated from India, with a history of OPV and bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccination, who was diagnosed with VAPP and BCG-osis in Texas in 2013. This case demonstrates the importance of obtaining a comprehensive clinical history in a child who has recently immigrated to the United States, with recognition that differing vaccine practices in other countries might require additional consideration of potential etiologies.
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This report provides recommendations developed collaboratively by CDC and the Office of Population Affairs of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services outlining how to provide family planning services. Such services include contraceptive services, pregnancy testing and counseling, helping clients achieve pregnancy, basic infertility services, preconception health services, and sexually transmitted disease services. The primary audience for this report is all current or potential providers of family planning services, including those working in services sites that are dedicated to family planning service delivery as well as private and public providers of more comprehensive primary care.
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Prevalence of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis — United States, 2010–2011
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a progressive and fatal neuromuscular disease for which no cure has been identified. In 2009, the federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) implemented the National ALS Registry to collect and analyze data regarding persons with ALS in the United States. During October 19, 2010–December 31, 2011, a total of 12,187 persons meeting the surveillance case definition of definite ALS were identified by the Registry, for a prevalence of 3.9 cases of ALS per 100,000 persons in the U.S. general population. Data collected by the National ALS Registry are being used to describe the prevalence of ALS in the United States better and to help facilitate research.
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Aguably this is not "the best" route on the North Face of the Grand, as the "North Face Highlight Tour" steals the best pitches from various routes and avoids all the grungy ones. However there are several things to recommend the Standard North Face route. The first is that the approach is simpler. This route does not involve climbing the Grandstand and all the complications this entails (Valhalla traverse or Valhalla Canyon or direct assault from the east). Strong parties can do this route in one day from the Lupine Meadows Parking Lot. Those opting for a more "leisurely" ascent can bivy in the Moraine at the toe of the East Ridge. If you do this, you can employ the "Black Dike Traverse" to get back to your bivy site to avoid carrying everything over the top.
Begin by climbing up the right side of the Teton Glacier and then move back left to the base of the Grandstand. This is a real glacier and contains some giant crevasses. Ortenburger warns against climbing the right of two chimneys which begin the face left of the base of the Grandstand. However I believe we may have started too far left because of this warning. Crossing the bergschrund may be a problem, but was not during our ascent.
This is the longest route on the North Face of the Grand Teton. Unlike many other routes it does not begin from the top of the Grandstand, but rather from the Teton Glacier.
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Situated in the heart of the Ruhr area, the Park Inn by Radisson Dortmund lies conveniently near one of Europe's largest academic, economic and cultural centres. Also just 15 kilometres from the Dortmund-Wickede Airport and 65 kilometres from Düsseldorf, this hotel in Dortmund offers 125 comfortable, modern rooms and suites. Savour unique Westphalian cuisine at the Bonvivant Restaurant or relax with a drink at the Fortune Bar, both on site. Guests can also take advantage of complimentary access to the mini-gym or host successful events in one of nine meeting rooms for up to 180 delegates.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - A Kentucky seminary has been awarded a $200,000 grant to expand a program that studies African-American churches.
The Black Church Studies Program began at Louisville Seminary three years ago and now has 30 students enrolled in the curriculum.
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Oxford United drawn away in Johnstone's Paint Trophy (From Banbury Cake)
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10:27am Saturday 13th October 2012 in U's News By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
Oxford United have been handed a long trip to play Plymouth Argyle in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.
The U's booked their place in the area quarter finals with a 4-2 win at Cheltenham Town on Tuesday.
United, who have never been beyond the last 16 in the competition, beat Plymouth 2-1 when the sides met in the league at the Kassam Stadium in August.
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