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There are many differences between a Z68 and a H67 chipset based motherboard.Firstly, most of the Z68 motherboards come with UEFI Bios(Graphical bios).where as only a few else none from H67 category come with UEFI . Secondly,Z68 supports "Lucid Vitru" , it means that if u are using a graphic card with the computer, the onboard graphics on the processor wont go waste, whenever GPU intensive tasks are started GPU acceleration is utilised when on idle the onboard graphics is utilised,H67 dosent support this feature.Thirdly, Overclocking!! Z68 supports overclocking where as H67 dose... (Expand)
Intel had recalled the early lot of this and other h67 chipset motherboard due to fault which degraded sata II ports performance over time. A new range was introduced later in 2011 after rectifying this issue - Rev. B3, also known as DH67CLB3.
I got a very good deal on flipkart but had to cancel due to lack of clarity on the available stock.
H67 provides the functionality of onboard graphics when paired with an intel sandy bridge processor at v.good value but does not allow overclocking. The board provides plenty of ports. If your budget permits buy a z68 motherboard or go for h67 with B... (Expand)
This board has everything you want.. USB 2.0, USB 3.0, SATA 6Gbps, SATS 3Gbps, eSATA, DVI, HDMI..... Supports a Max of 32GB DDRIII RAM.
It supports dual independent display for processors with Intel HD graphics. Powered by the 2nd generation Intel Core processors, DH67CL delivers a superb visual performance for sharper images, richer color, and lifelike audio and video.
It is a B3 version so no worry about the fault in initial releases. Its revised version is indicated in labels inside the box and also on the box with other specifications.
Works flawless, lot of ports and supports USB 3.0, eSata, Sata 6.0 etc. except PCI x16 3.0, but ok as most of Graphic cards support PCI x16 2.0 slot.
Flipkart's packing, delivery good. I have lot of orders placed, they always ship genuine and original fault less products.
I personally check out in the official intel web site and compare this with other MB like Z68 chipsets(comes in Q2,11) and the DH67 chipsets(Q1,11) amongst all that this is the best one,as compare to rate.
THANK YOU FLIP KART BEST QUALITY MB IN INTEL (View complete review)
it's good . i got my desktop with this motherboard.
i didnt buy it flipcart , but vey good .
it's got usb 3.0 and usb 2.0 .
hdmi and dvi port ,
it supports i-7 processor also ,
on the whole its worth buying it ............... (View complete review)
It is a B3 version so no worry about the fault in initial releases. Its revised version is indicated in labels inside the box and also on the box with other specifications.
Works flawless, lot of ports and supports USB 3.0, eSata, Sata 6.0 etc. except PCI x16 3.0, but ok as most of Graphic car... (View complete review)
The board has got 6 USB2 and 2 USB3 ports on back. This really help in connecting many peripherals you might have. No issues with stability.
PCH chip on my board is running around 67 Deg C. This has not caused any problem yet. I may have to add additional fan to cool it down. (View complete review)
It is one of the excellent Intel Board for Gamer I have Purchase From Flipkart Intel Processor 2500K 3.3 Ghz. And Intel DH67CL Mother Board in Very Good Price and Its Performance is excellent . It has HDMI Port DVI Port Sata Both And esata .And FlipKart service is also good. (View complete review)


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For all the criticism heading LeBron James' way after a poor Game 3 performance in the NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs, the Miami Heat forward made his acceptance of it hard to argue against.
"I'll be better," James said on Wednesday. "I'll be much better ... Better than last night. I played like shit."
There was little holding back with a crucial Game 4 coming on Thursday. James said he'd watch film and find ways to produce against a rock solid Spurs defense, but he added that the Heat can't give up 19 offensive rebounds and 20 fast-break points, either.
Most importantly, James didn't express an iota of panic.
"I don't believe I was settling," said James of his 7-for-21 shooting performance. "I believed I took the shots that were there. They didn't go down."
Stopping short of giving Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard a glowing review, he didn't talk about how Leonard was playing off him on the perimeter. However, James did admit that he'd need to find ways to be aggressive after failing to get to the free throw line once in Game 3. Miami must find a way to get into transition as to take San Antonio's crowded halfcourt defense off James, for example.
James did credit Leonard for making life difficult on him on the other end. Leonard has reached double-digit rebounding figures in all three finals games and especially has crashed the offensive glass with James finding himself helping his teammates off the ball.
"It's part of my job too," James said of containing Leonard's rebounding.
It's a seven-game series, but James knows playing against a Spurs squad with championship DNA won't make the next one easy. Asked why he's confident the Heat will fix their issues from Game 3, James said he's not lost confidence.
"I'm a positive guy," he said. "As dark as it was last night, it can't get darker than that. I guarantee I'll be better tomorrow, for sure."
Source: All quotes via NBA.com's live press conference feed.
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West Virginia's 2014 senatorial election will be a close one, some political experts said Nov. 26 after Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., announced her plans to run for Democrat incumbent Sen. Jay Rockefeller's seat.
Two political experts said they weren't surprised at Capito's announcement but they were surprised at the timing.
"It's not surprising for those who watch West Virginia politics because not only is she the most prominent Republican in the state but she's also the most successful," said Robert Rupp, a West Virginia Wesleyan College political science professor. "She brings in a successful campaign record with never losing an election."
George Carenbauer, a Steptoe & Johnson attorney and elections expert, said the biggest issues for the 2014 election will be the fiscal cliff, budgetary votes on expenditures and revenues, implementation of the health care bill, raising taxes for the wealthiest Americans and discussions about cuts to veterans' benefits and Social Security.
"Those issues will be instrumental in determining who better represents West Virginia," Carenbauer said.
Carenbauer and Rupp had different views on who will come out as the winner. Rupp said 2014 will be a strong year for Republicans.
"We saw evidence of a Republican resurgence," Rupp said. "There are other things too. Look at the congressional elections and presidential elections. The second term for president is usually, with one exception in 1998, where the party that is in the White House does poorly in the congressional election. … The timing should be a good year for the GOP, and she's proven to be a good candidate."
Carenbauer, however, thinks there is an opportunity for the Democrats to reclaim the 2nd Congressional District along with defending the senatorial seat.
"(Sen. Rockefeller) is well liked. It's already clear that they're going to tie Rockefeller to Obama. That's their strategy. … It's a one trick pony, and it's not working. They tried that with Sen. Manchin, did it with Tomblin and with Congressman Rahall. It's very clear they will try it again and it's not going to work again."
Both experts agreed it will be a close race, however.
"This is going to be a very real contest," Carenbauer said. "It's a very serious contest on both sides, but in the end Sen. Rockefeller will win."
Rupp said Capito could give Rockefeller a run for his money.
"We had not had an election with two very strong contenders — very experienced contenders — like this in a long time," Rupp said, later adding he thinks there are several factors working in Capito's favor.
"West Virginia is trending slowly toward Republican and she has strong campaign experience in the state, although it's the 2nd District. Rockefeller, meanwhile, has the incumbent thing and what Democrats always have in West Virginia: Registration."


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4 Bedroom, 3 1/2 Bath Regal Palms Closest Unit to Pool/Spa- in Davenport
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community Regal Palms Resort
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 875 - $ 1,050 / week
vacation rental description
NEW Premium Living Room, Dining Room, Beds and Bedding
Free wifi in unit
********It's All About Location *****We are the Very Closest Unit to the Pool/Club
House/Restaurant/ Spa/
Main Desk/ Game Room*******
This 4 bedroom,3 1/2 bath Townhouse is located in Regal Palms Community at Highlands
Reserve. This newly
built gated community offers the best of everything right at your fingertips. The
Townhouse consists of a Tiled
Entryway, Large Eat-in Kitchen, Full Dining Room, Large Living Room with pull out couch,
TV, One Masterbedroom
on the 1st level, which includes its own bath. Another 1/2 bath on the lower level. Walk
out sliding doors to a
spacious green lawn. Property faces the pool so you have a beautiful view from the
second floor.
On the second level you will find a Laundry area with Washer/Dryer, A Large Master Suite
with King Size Bed
and a Full Master Bath with a Huge Soaking Tub, 2 Additional Bedrooms with (2) Twin Beds
in each. Each bedroom is equiped with it's own TV's. A full
bathroom with linen closet and towels.
Regal Palms Resort & Spa welcomes Banana Jack's™ to it's wide variety of popular amenities! Explore and be a part of the adventure at Banana Jack's™, the ultimate themed dining, resort arcade experience, sure to be Davenport's favorite fun spot for families
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Robert Yoskowitz 631-582-2770
townhome rental amenities
*Air Conditioned
*In Room Safe
• AM/FM Alarm Clock
• Bar/Lounge
• Bathtub
• Business Center
• Coffee Maker in Room
• Concierge Desk
• Cribs Available
• Courtyard
• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Free Parking
• Exercise Gym
• Hairdryers Available
• Health Club
• Iron
• Ironing Board
• King Bed
• Kitchen
• Lounge
• Microwave
• Multilingual
• No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
• Over-Sized Rooms
• Heated Pool
• Parking
• Outdoor Parking
• Queen Bed
• Refrigerator
• Restaurant
• Sauna
• Shower
• Smoke Detectors
• Sofa Bed
• Telephone
• Temperature Control
• Toilet
• Free WIFI available in Unit
• Television with Cable
activities and attractions in Davenport Central Florida
• A reception desk with 24 hour service.
• A 2.5 acre tropical pool complex with two heated pools, lazy river, waterfalls
and water slides
sunbathing terraces, spas.
Regal Palms Resort & Spa welcomes Banana Jack's™ to it's wide variety of popular amenities! Explore and be a part of the adventure at Banana Jack's™, the ultimate themed dining, resort arcade experience, sure to be Davenport's favorite fun spot for families
o Sports bar
o Restaurant
o Games room
o Jacuzzi
o Day spa
o Gymnasium and health club with sauna and steam room
o Internet café
o Children's play area
o Poolside tiki bar
o Billiards
o Shuttle Busses to Area Attractions
o Discount Tickets to Local Attractions
vacation rental rates
$125.00 to $150.00 from low to peak season
$85.00 Cleaning Fee
*Rates are subject to 12% Sales Tax.
50% Deposit is due upon confirmation of booking.
Full Payment is required 30 days prior to check-in.
For stays of 3 nights or less there is an $85 cleaning fee.
Payment Options:
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Required at time of check-in:
*Credit Card & Picture ID
*$250.00 Refundable Security Deposit - The Management Company will swipe your credit
card upon check-in.
*$11.95 a day,plus tax resort fee.
Cancellation Policy:
No refunds will be given for cancellations made within 30 days of
check-in. Cancellations must be done in writing. No refunds for
early departures.
Robert Yoskowitz 631-582-2770
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- • A NARM/Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Definitive 200 Albums title.
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|1. Out On The Weekend
|2. Harvest
|3. A Man Needs A Maid
|4. Heart Of Gold
|5. Are You Ready For The Country?
|6. Old Man
|7. There's A World
|8. Alabama
|9. Needle And The Damage Done
|10. Words (Between The Lines Of Age)
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Harvest seeds are; get back to the land, are you ready for the country and western (California sound), go your own way, acoustic setting and natural songs, a man needs a maid, father and farther love, say no to drugs, hippie freedom, harvest 'words' (and end times of the 60's) and all of the above.
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B-Stock Pedals
Pro Guitar Shop wants to help save you a little cash money on your journey to sonic utopia—we're now offering B-stock pedals for purchase! What's a "B-stock" pedal, you ask?! B-stocks are pedals that work perfectly, but… may have some cosmetic imperfections. This could mean: a flaw in the finish, a gouge in the enclosure, complete lack of original packaging, or any of a number of other conditions that prevent the pedal from being "A Stock." B-stock pedals are fully tested to ensure that they function normally. They're just a little less pretty. And a lot less expensive.
B-stock pedals come with a full manufacturer's warranty, but please note that B-stocks are not covered by PGS' 1 Year Warranty and: all B-stock sales are FINAL.
Coupon Codes are not valid on B-Stock Merchandise.
USED Demeter OD-1 Over Drivulator Overdrive PedalThe Demeter OD-1 Over Drivulator Overdrive Pedal is a high quality overdrive designed to give the guitarist a clear, clean overdrive that doesn't color your tone. Check out the Demeter OD-1 Over Drivulator Overdrive Pedal.
Regular Price: $194.95
Special Price: $139.00
USED Demeter Mid Boost / Fat ControlThe Demeter MB-2B Mid Boost / Fat Control boosts a wide mid-frequency range for a more distinct natural frequency boost than any other midboosts. The frequencies selected give your guitar the best response and sustain possible.
Regular Price: $184.95
Special Price: $129.00
TC Electronic VPD1 Vintage Pre Drive Pedal B-StockTC Electronic created the VPD1 Vintage Pre Drive Pedal with tone and versatility in mind. Much more than a clean boost or overdrive pedal, the VPD1 also features Top and Mid Boost and vintage style speaker simulation for use as a direct recording interface.
Regular Price: $299.00
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Subdecay Spring Theory - discontinuedThe Subdecay Spring Theory is the result of painstakingly analyzing every possible detail of true spring reverbs. The Subdecay Spring Theory provides accurate, dynamic spring reverb as well as versatile, fully adjustable room reverb.
Regular Price: $179.00
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Rothwell F-1 Booster Boost B-Stock
The Rothwell F-1 Booster Boost is a transparent clean boost that has some addition flexibility via its mid contour button that is located between the Volume and Tone knobs. Many boost pedals are simply designed to give you more of that your already sound like. This F-1 from Rockwel... read more
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Pigtronix PolySaturator Distortion Pedal B-StockThe Pigtronix Polysaturator distortion pedal takes the overdrive section from the OFO and adds a Class A JFET booster to the front end for clarity and sustain. Get the tone you need with the Pigtronix Polysaturator distortion pedal. Now featuring the Creamsicle mods for smoother hig... read more
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Mojo Hand Rook Royale Dual Overdrive/Preamp B-StockThe Mojo Hand Rook Royale pairs a Rook overdrive with a modified Echoplex preamp for a truly great gain pedal. Independent True bypass, reversible stacking and the fantastic sound of 2 great effects may make the Rook Royale the star of your pedal board.
Regular Price: $229.95
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Malekko Spring Chicken B-Stock Original
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Line 6 DL4 Delay Pedal B-StockThe Line 6 DL4 Delay Pedal was the original digitally modeled effects unit. Featuring 16 vintage delay and echo effects, a looper, and 3 presets w/tap tempo, the Line 6 DL4 Delay Pedal is the go-to delay pedal for any delay you like.
Regular Price: $249.99
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Keeler Designs Shove Distortion B-Stock
The Keeler Designs Shove Distortion is a brilliant take on a classic tone. The Shove Distortion is no one trick pony. This four knob stompbox delivers an astonishing array of distortion textures and tones for a variety of playing situations. The Tone and Structure controls are... read more
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Keeler Designs Push Overdrive B-Stock
The Keeler Designs Push Pedal is a versatile and extremely organic sounding overdrive pedal that will startle you with the amount of volume on tap. This overdrive is a no brainer to operate, but the rich and searing overdrive you get from the Keeler Designs Push Overdrive is an... read more
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GNI PFT Fuzz Tortion B-StockThe tiny GNI PFT Fuzz Tortion is a monstrous tone machine capable of delivering rich distortion or vintage fuzz with just the twist of a knob. Built ruggedly to handle the worst conditions and full of classic tone, the GNI PFT Fuzz Tortion is a wonderful, space saving pedal with the ... read more
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Caroline Wave Cannon B-StockThe Caroline Wave Cannon is an op-amp based fuzz/distortion/overdrive unit that is capable of everything from clean boost to face melting. A serious tool for serious players, the Caroline Wave Cannon responds to dynamics, attack, and volume knob use for a huge selection of tones.
Regular Price: $199.95
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Black Arts Toneworks Revelation (SuperBass) B-StockThe Black Arts Toneworks Revelation (SuperBass) is a stripped down, all out amp pusher with a bassy, gruff, throaty sound that doesn't color your amp's tone-- just makes MORE of it.
Regular Price: $149.99
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Analog Alien Alien Twister Fuzz B-StockThe Analog Alien Alien Twister is a versatile fuzz machine from another world! Hotter than the included hot sauce, the Analog Alien Alien Twister will scream and claw its way into your heart and your tone.
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You never know these days — especially with LEDs wrapping entire buildings — just how many DMX universes you might need. Sophisticated lighting and video designs are being used to highlight landmarks, support brands, or enhance urban environments on massive scales, just the kinds of jobs for the Pharos Architectural Controls LPC X.
To clarify, the X doesn't stand for 10, as it does in the Mac world; here it means "fill in the blank with the number of DMX universes you want," anywhere between 20 and 200 in multiples of 10, and you have your very own lighting playback controller. Need more than 102,400 DMX addresses — that's 200 universes? Add another LPC across an Ethernet network. It doesn't get much easier than that.
Now large-scale projects don't have to use a lot of small playback controllers scattered about but just one solid-state unit that is like a lighting console in a box. Pharos has built on its award-winning line of one- and two-DMX universe LPCs that come in a DIN-rail unit form factor, now in a 19" rackmount version in the LPC X. This is no ordinary frame-store or DMX capture device. Launched at PLASA in 2007, the LPC X has gained its fair share of attention, recently winning a Live Design Lighting Product of the Year Award.
What It Does
The LPC X is a microprocessor-based lighting playback controller that, by design, provides a fully integrated and remotely managed control solution for a wide variety of projects. The unit is designed to be put into a control rack and forgotten, since it is built upon a rugged, solid-state design. It has no fans and no hard disk drives so nothing wears out.
The control data is output via a range of Ethernet protocols, including Art-Net, Color Kinetics KiNet, ETCNet2, Pathport, streaming ACN, and custom protocols and capacities, as needed. It has FireWire DV input for live video, pixel-mapped in realtime, and digital video output via FireWire DV and DVI. It integrates with other Pharos controllers as well as other remote devices. The unit supports all of these multi-protocol Ethernet and digital video outputs simultaneously.
The controller is programmed and configured using Pharos Designer software, available free on the Pharos website. With this software, which is compatible with Windows and Mac, users can build and test a show offline and demo it for a client before wiring a light. Designer allows pixel-accurate timeline programming and support for pixel-mapped media. Its algorithmic, realtime playback engine is suited to interactive control and includes integrated realtime and astronomical clock functionality as well as an integrated web interface for remote management.
Project data and the operating system are stored in non-volatile solid-state memory. Project data and changes to it can be uploaded from a remote PC over an Ethernet or web connection. The LPC commences playback automatically upon receiving power without the need for any additional external triggers.
The LPC X has a wealth of inputs and outputs. It comes with two Gigabit Ethernet ports, one for system integration and the other for data output; one USB 2.0 port for USB data storage devices; two FireWire ports for digital video input and output; one DVI output for digital video output; two RS232 ports for third-party system integration, such as AMX or Crestron; and one DMX input for integration of a console, for example.
The 2U-high rack unit measures 15" deep, weighs 15lbs (6.75Kg), and has an operating temperature range 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C). The power requirements are 115-250V AC/47-63Hz, and the unit is CE-compliant with an ETL/cETL listing pending. It comes with a five-year warranty and includes Pharos 24/7 support, while distributor ETC provides additional support.
How It Came To Be
Product development often comes about from the need to solve a challenge. "A lot of end users were coming to Pharos with larger projects and applications and needed a more cost effective, integrated controller," says Nick Archdale, technical director, Pharos Architectural Controls. Liz Cecil, product manager, adds, "We already had a scalable solution with the LPCs. Up to 40 units could network together to control up to 80 DMX universes, but system designers found the prospect of so many little boxes somewhat daunting, and projects were already exceeding that channel count. The LPC X gave us a platform on which to provide significantly higher channel control, adopt an Ethernet distribution of several control protocols much more suited to larger installations, and respond to market demand all in one solid-state unit."
"The LPC X has some neat tricks," continues Archdale. "It can take in live video via DV and map it in realtime, which other products don't currently do. Also, in terms of installations of Color Kinetics — now Philips Solid-State Solutions — products, it is much more elegant. LPC X can drive power supplies directly over Ethernet. No need to step from Ethernet to DMX and DMX to some other protocol — much less hardware on site to install and to keep running…It's pretty timely now that Philips came in because it has given us an immediate distributor in Philips Lighting [for markets outside North America]."
Bas Hoksbergen, project manager SSL Scene Setting with Philips Lighting, has used the LPC X on a number of large-scale projects for the Philips Ambiscene at the Light + Building and Euroshop shows in Germany. "It is an all-in-one solution that can handle different protocols like DMX, DALI, etc. from the Designer software," he says. "The ability from the LPC X to handle KiNet, Art-Net, and DVI makes the series complete to control Philips VidiWall Solutions and Philips Solid-State Solutions from this same platform. With respect to other products, the LPC X is unique in being able to control lighting — and not just playback — with movies, images, text, and effects on different zones and different protocols."
What's Next
"Our development is ongoing, responding to market trends and customer requests," says Cecil. "The LPC X hardware platform provides us the flexibility to continue developing the product through software." Archdale adds that the company has future plans for the software and operating system, in general. "There is a list as long as your arm of improvements, suggestions, and feedback from our end users," he says. "When you buy our hardware, the software is upgraded at no charge as it comes along."
What End Users Have To Say
Freelance lighting programmer/designer Ross Williams works primarily in television and live events. "Just as the line between video and lighting is blurring, so has the world of entertainment and architectural lighting fused," he says. "Pharos has demonstrated a clear determination to help overcome the hurdles involved to make a very flexible product indeed — too flexible, perhaps, in my case. With the ever-decreasing setup times I have, a device with no DMX footprint, no specific protocol at all, in fact, and limitless options is daunting. This, of course, is actually its strength in the worlds of both architecture and entertainment — being able to talk and connect between practically all devices known to man — a digital glue, if you like. The familiar and customizable device library structure allows for control of almost any known lighting fixture and multiple other non-lighting devices beyond this."
LPC X can be left alone on site, points out Williams. "Contained within the sleek rackmount enclosure, it is relatively tamper-proof and not destroyed by power outages and network failures," he says. "I particularly like the fact that my shows can be administered, monitored, and amended from a remote location. Each software release has addressed concerns or requests I have had so far."
Orri Petursson, an associate with UK-based architectural lighting design firm Speirs and Major Associates (www.samassociates.com), had a control requirement for a low resolution LED media screen. "The media screen is 40m long by 3m high and is made up of 9,500 RGB LED nodes spanning the entire length of an atrium," says Petursson. "The obvious way to deliver and manage the content for this LED installation was to use a media server. However, due to the unusual aspect ratio of the screen, the content needed to be heavily manipulated to make it legible on the letterbox-shaped screen. Nick hit upon a key issue, namely the need for individual pixel control, but at the time, the LPC X was not available nor did existing event-based DMX control systems lend themselves to handling 28,000 control channels in a permanent installation. As luck would have it, there was a window of opportunity to revisit the control system specification, by which time the LPC X had been launched. With the LPC X, we saw immediate improvements in how the content could be handled, the ease of programming, remote access for the client, and general stability of the system."
Petursson feels the strength of the system lies in its effects engine, "making programming very intuitive without the need to have custom content created, as well as handling images and videos for direct playback. Also, the thoughtfulness and versatility of the playback section ensures that the automation can be easily tailored to the requirements of the installation."
Sebastien Noel, founding partner of UK-based Troika Design LLP (www.troika.uk.com), says he initially chose to use the LPC X for its software and ability to control many features via one video-mapping playback system. "We used it in our sculpture, Cloud, which was commissioned to mark the entrance of the new British Airways first class lounges at Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5," he says. "The sculpture is covered with electromechanical flip-dots, similar to the ones used in the '70s and '80s for signage, flipping from black to silver mirror with an electrical impulse. The control of these 5,000 individual dots was key to the success of the art piece, in order to create the fast and complex animations spanning the surface of the sculpture."
For Noel, the mapping feature is a standout. "All the features can be arranged in a very versatile way as a 2D map, onto which video is easily and seamlessly mapped for playback," he says. "This was important, as we needed to flatten the 3D, non-rectangular screen, but there are many other appealing features: the ability to control so many objects, the network access — very cool — the attention to detail they put in the development of the product, and the exceptional support."
Pharos Architectural Controls products are exclusively distributed in North America by Electronic Theatre Controls (www.etcconnect.com). For further information, visit www.pharoscontrols.com.


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TV review: 'Hannibal' goes back to his beginningsApril 4, 2013 4:00 AM
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Writer Bryan Fuller's "Hannibal" (10 tonight, WPXI) has admirable elements but also maddening plot holes in the NBC drama series based on characters created by author Thomas Harris in his novels and featured in the movies "The Silence of the Lambs" and "Red Dragon."
"Hannibal" is set before Mr. Harris' "Red Dragon" and "The Silence of the Lambs" while Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen) is a practicing psychiatrist in Baltimore and not yet known as a murderer nicknamed "Hannibal the Cannibal." But the show is happy to remind viewers of what's coming with a first case involving a different cannibal in Minnesota. (The show's episode titles also pay homage to this: The pilot is "Apertif" and subsequent episodes include "Amuse-Bouche," "Potage" and "Entree.")
When: 10 tonight, NBC.
While the series is named after Mr. Harris' most famous character, the show's lead is actually morose criminal profiler Will Graham (Hugh Dancy), who has an ability to empathize with killers by imagining how they commit their gruesome acts.
The "Hannibal" pilot, as directed by David Slade, prepares viewers for Graham's descent into aping a murderer with a straight, neon yellow line that swings back and forth across the screen like a windshield wiper. In the pilot, Graham also walks backward for a bit prior to his first crime scene re-creation.
In the premiere viewers learn Graham has some sort of social interaction issue that he describes as "closer to Asperger's and autistics than narcissists and sociopaths" to FBI behavioral science unit boss Jack Crawford (Laurence Fishburne, seeming much more comfortable here than he ever did on "CSI").
Despite NBC Entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt's claim in January that "there's a lot of violence around the show, but you don't see a lot of acts of violence," "Hannibal" actually does depict a fair number of murders. Granted, some killings come in the imagination of Will Graham but they are still bloody and disturbing as are the aftermaths when bodies are found in assorted poses by the show's particular, methodical madmen.
Crawford sets Graham up with Lecter, who becomes Graham's therapist/friend. But Lecter also secretly impedes investigations and commits crimes of his own all while "helping" the FBI.
"Hannibal" turns out to be a fairly serialized show with elements of tonight's first case continuing into future episodes. This gives the show a welcome depth but it may surprise (and confuse?) viewers who have come to expect more procedural crime dramas.
It doesn't help that "Hannibal" offers no resolution for the first crime shown in the pilot. It's used to introduce Graham's method of crime solving but then the show is off to its cannibal case. That case continues in episode two, including a trip to a cabin in the woods, and then suddenly the focus shifts to another serial killer whose victims are buried in a different wooded area, but the similarities in the two cases (multiple victims, woodsy settings) could lead one to think it's the same case.
Mr. Fuller is a gifted TV writer whose past efforts include "Pushing Daises," "Wonderfalls" and "Dead Like Me." His attempts to build and deepen the characters in "Hannibal" -- particularly Crawford and his wife (Gina Torres, who is married to Mr. Fishburne in real life) later in the season -- make "Hannibal" something more than a killer-of-the-week crime drama. But this show is also prone to gaping plot holes.
In a future episode Dr. Lecter manages to escape from a house with a young girl and a dead body while the home is surrounded by police -- without any explanation. The escape happens off screen. A character ends the first episode in a coma in a Minnesota hospital. In episode two, the character is in a Baltimore hospital -- with no explanation for the move. In another episode, a killer who creates elaborate tableaus that turn his victims into angels is found in the same condition, hanging from barn rafters, leaving viewers -- but not, apparently, FBI investigators -- to wonder how it's physically possible to carve angel wings out of your own back and then string yourself up by those same wings.
"The devil is in the details," Lecter says, but "Hannibal" doesn't heed his advice.
If these plots about wildly creative serial killers strain credulity, "Hannibal" is at its best when the focus is on more grounded characters.
Mr. Fuller rewards fans of Mr. Harris' novels with nods to familiar dialogue ("It's nice to have old friends for dinner," Dr. Lecter says to guests, an approximation of a Lecter line from the "Silence" movie) and by bringing in familiar secondary characters.
Tabloid reporter Freddy Lounds is featured but is now a woman, Freddie (Lara Jean Chorostecki), who writes for a crime website. Dr. Chilton (Raul Esparza), director of the Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane (future home to Dr. Lecter), also shows up in an episode.
The "Hannibal" pilot also introduces Dr. Alana Bloom (Caroline Dhavernas, "Wonderfalls"), a protege of Dr. Lecter who consults with the FBI on criminal profiling.
With a bounty of characters, graphic crime scenes and a jumble of continuing plots, Mr. Fuller's "Hannibal" has the feel of a cable show but one that doesn't quite come together at first, although later episodes show signs of an improved trajectory.
As Graham, Mr. Dancy has the appearance of a harried, nebbish graduate assistant. Mr. Dancy often seems to be sleepwalking through this charisma-free role except when Graham is more aggressive in his crime scene imagination scenarios.
Graham's dreams of being followed by an elk quickly grow tiresome and his counseling sessions with Lecter are not as engaging as they should be. The chemistry between the two just isn't there.
Graham is a collector of strays (stray dogs, mostly) and although he's the show's central character, it's the Crawford plot, particularly related to his wife, that makes the strongest connection.
As Lecter, Mr. Mikkelsen pours on the charm, but his Lecter lacks the seductive panache of Anthony Hopkins' take on the role. This Lecter is also less menacing but he still draws focus in scenes with multiple characters.
Ultimately, "Hannibal" is a mixed bag. It's a more complex show than many programs in prime time but it's still finding itself. Perhaps in time "Hannibal" will become a fully satisfying meal, but in these early episodes it's closer to fast food than fine dining.tvradio
This review first appeared in Tuned In Journal blog at post-gazette.com/tv. TV writer Rob Owen: email@example.com or 412-263-2582. Follow RobOwenTV on Twitter or Facebook.


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Huge house, great views, upscale furnishings, close to town in Blue Ridge
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Aska area
rates (USD)
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$ 925 - $ 925 / week
$ 2,750 - $ 3,000 / month
vacation rental description
Blue Ridge Lake Overlook is a 4 bedroom 3 and a half bath home overlooking beautiful Blue Ridge Lake and the surrounding mountains. Located just one lot away from the lake and a short walk to the lake access. You can also access the Aska trail system at the end of our road, also a short walk away.
The main level of the home has an inviting entrance leading to the family room with HDTV, cathedral ceiling, stone, wood burning fireplace and wall of windows to enjoy the view. There is a half bath for convenience. The dining room easily seats 8. The kitchen is well stocked with all of the essentials from spices to paper towels. The master suite is also on the main level with a full bath, and king bed.
The second story has 2 bedrooms, both with queen beds and beautiful views, large closets and a shared bath. The washer and dryer are also on this level. A catwalk overlooks the main living area. One of the bedrooms also has a bassinet.
The lower level has a second living room with a big screen TV. There is an additional bedroom with a twin bed and a double bed as well as a sitting area. There is also a game room with board games, puzzles, foosball, poker table, checkers/chess table as well as a basketball game. There is also a full bath on this level as well as a second deck with stunning views.
There is a wrap around deck for plenty of outdoor living space. There is a gas/charcoal combination grill on the rear deck as well as plenty of seating. A large screened porch provides shade in the warmer months, and has propane heaters for use in cooler weather.
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Carrie Kitchin 7703127112
house rental amenities
The floor plan is great for family and friends in every combination. For your convenience we include FREE WIFI, Combination gas and charcoal grill, Satellite Flat Screen TVs, woodburning fireplace, and local phone service.
Some of the many features of our home include:
- All wood cabin perched over Lake Blue Ridge
- 4 bedrooms
- Completely paved access--all the way up the mountain and entire driveway to door of cabin--no four wheel drive needed
- Fully equipped kitchen, with all new stainless steel appliances
- Wireless internet
- Satellite Flatscreen TVs
- Combination Gas and charcoal grill with extra tank of gas
- 2 levels of decks
- Large screened porch
- 4 separate bedrooms suitable for adult couples
- Separate den for the kids
- Covered front porch
- Breathtaking views of Lake Blue Ridge and the surrounding Mountains
- Washer and dryer
- 3 separate full bathrooms and additional half bath on main level
- Games for the family and the kids
- Smoke detectors, outside motion-sensor flood lights; flashlights; emergency battery-operated lantern; first aid kit
- In driveway parking for easily four cars but up to six
- Owner managed - our family manages this cabin and should you have any questions we are here to help. We love this area and this cabin so we want to make sure you have the best experience!
activities and attractions in Blue Ridge Georgia
There are an amazing variety and number of activities and attractions near the cabin in the Blue Ridge Area. Following is just a short sample but I encourage all interested parties to spend sometime exploring what the area has to offer.
Without getting in your car you can access Lake Blue Ridge and the Aska Trail System. The Tocoa River is a short drive away and great for a fun afternoon of floating in a tube or fly fishing.
Hiking galore, including the Appalachian and the Benton MacKaye trails
Fishing, boating, Jet Skiing, tubing, whitewater rafting--Lake Blue Ridge, Toccoa River, Ocoee River
Horseback riding, golf, mountain biking, gem and gold panning
Antiquing--Blue Ridge has been called the antique capital of GA, and Ellijay, with its charming roundabout (instead of the typical courthouse square), has its share, too, and is only a 30 minute drive from the cabin
Swan Drive-In Theater, one of the few remaining today, operating since 1955
Blue Ridge Scenic Railway, on which you can take a narrated ride from Blue Ridge to the twin cities of McKaysville GA and Copperhill TN and stand with one foot in GA and one in TN--marked with a big blue line painted through the IGA Grocery parking lot. Also look for special holiday rides for Easter and Christmas!
Apple businesses where you can view the process from orchard to grocery bag, tour the facilities, shop for apple-themed goods and goodies, and try one of the area's delights: the fried pie! Ellijay is known as the apple capital of GA
Hunting for deer, turkey and other wildlfe is permitted at the nearby WMA
Wonderful local restaurants--just a few: the Toccoa Riverside, where on weekend nights a duet of two elderly, overall-clad bluegrass pickers entertain; the Pink Pig in Cherry Log, President Jimmy Carter's favorite BBQ joint; Colonel Poole's BBQ in Ellijay, where the hillside is decorated with a giant outline of a pig compiled of hundreds of plywood pigs naming past patrons (some celebrities)
Festivals throughout the year: for example, Apple Festival, Sorghum Festival, Prater's Mill Festival, GA Mountain Fair (demonstrations of old-timey mountain practices), Rhododendron Festival, Bluegrass Festival, Dahlonega's Gold Rush Days
Numerous state parks, national parks, and national forests, each with its own amenities, activities, and gorgeous scenery
Marked scenic drives/highways, almost all with scenic pull-overs and overlooks, especially important during our gorgeous autumn leaf season
Countless waterfalls, one of which (Amicalola) is the tallest cascading falls east of the Mississippi; in the cabin are pamphlets with descriptions and directions to 11 falls in the area--all of which we've hiked to--only a couple are strenous treks
A short drive from the cabin is the longest suspension bridge east of the Mississippi, a very short and easy hike brings you to where it crosses the Toccoa River
A little further away is Tallulah Falls and Gorge, the deepest gorge east of the Mississippi.
Many other sights are within a short drive, such as Brasstown Bald, the highest point in GA, Dahlonega's Gold Museum, and the Alpine town of Helen, Amicalola Falls State Park, Ocoee Whitewater Area, Blue Ridge Scenic Railway, Cooper Creek Recreation Area, Cohutta Wilderness, Dahlonega, Vogel State Park, Unicoi State Park, Big Frog Wildelife Area, Nantahala National Forest and Whitewater Area, Fort Mountain, Chattanooga, Helen, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
vacation rental rates
All 3 Day Weekends $465 total Including all Taxes and Fees!!!
Basic Rates: $150 per night
Weekly rate: $925
Monthly Rate: $2750 November-March, $3000 April-October
Holiday and Special event Rates: $250 per night, $1250 per week (Christmas, New Years and Thanksgiving)
Cleaning Fee: $150
Reservation Fee/Damage Deposit: Credit card required to cover any damaged or missing property. $300 is required to reserve the dates
Payment Method: Must be paid in full three weeks in advance via Pay Pal, check, or money order. There is a 3% fee to pay with a credit card
IN A NUTSHELL: If it is not a holiday or special event week, $950 for the week or $450 for a weekend or for a 3 day weekend. These rates are for 8 adults. Must be 25 years old to rent.
Carrie Kitchin 7703127112
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 Blue Ridge
- Antiquing/Shopping
- Fine Dining
- Boating/Fishing
- Hiking/Biking
- Blue Ridge Scenic Railway
Top things to do on a budget
- Hiking
- Fishing
- Hunting
- Floating the Toccoa River
- Relaxing
Top things to do with a family
- Blue Ridge Scenic Railway
- Festivals
- Apple Orchards
- Hiking
- Boating
Carrie Kitchin , owner


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Saving for Retiremen - The 4% Rule
Deciding how much you need to save for retirement can be tricky. Sure, you can estimate how much you will spend each month by using what you currently spend as a guide, but there are other variables to consider: Inflation, how much you will receive from Social Security, your health, etc.
One way to decide how much you need to save is using the 4% rule. Assume you can draw approximately 4% of your funds each year to live on. That should ensure you would not run out of money during your retirement. So, if you decide you need to draw $30,000 a year from your investments (assuming Social Security and a pension covers the rest of your needs), you will need $750,000 in savings. ($30,000 divided by .04 = $750,000.)
Keep in mind the 4% rule is just a rule of thumb, but it is a handy way to estimate your retirement savings needs. See a financial professional for specific advice regarding your individual circumstances.


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An autopsy was pending Thursday on an accused child molester found dead in his cell at the Robert Presley Jail in Riverside.
Larry Michael Rivers, 46, was found unconscious in his jail cell on the morning of Nov. 9, officials announced Wednesday.
"Preliminary information indicates the incident is an apparent suicide," said Riverside County sheriff's Chief Deputy Jerry Gutierrez. "There is no evidence of foul play or assaultive behavior."
Gutierrez said emergency personnel attempted to revive Rivers without success, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Rivers was booked into the detention facility on Oct. 31 after a judge increased his bail to $1 million, according to jail and court records.
In September, the District Attorney's Office filed a complaint against the defendant alleging lewd and lascivious acts on a child. An amended complaint was filed a month later, adding multiple sex-related charges involving several children, all of them related, according to court records.
Though investigators believe this was a suicide, the official cause of death will be determined by an autopsy, Gutierrez said. The investigation is ongoing, he added.
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Annual conference examining the past, present, and future role of the book. Call for Papers now open for presentations, workshops, and more. Accepted proposals are eligible for submission to peer-reviewed scholarly journal.
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|School board continues process to hire superintendent
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During the public portion of the meeting, members approved moving Kristin Gable to the 150-hour column of the salary schedule as per the negotiated agreement. Gable has reached 150 hours of continuing education toward her master's degree.
Nikki Geise was employed to fill the middle school cafeteria cashier position. She was selected for the position through civil service testing. Geise is also a part-time custodian at the middle school.
The board also approved an updated job description for Cafeteria Manager Sue McKee and policy manual updates as recommended by the Ohio School Boards Association.
City and parochial schools will dismiss classes at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Classes will resume on Nov. 26.
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The survey itself took much longer than anticipated. With Des Barres working in Nova Scotia, Holland focused his teams initially on the Gulf of St. Lawrence, St. John's Island (now Prince Edward Island), Cape Breton Island and Newfoundland. It was in Newfoundland where Capt. James Cook cut his surveying teeth and gained the experience that earned him renown in the South Pacific. Though Cook's exploits in the South Pacific overshadowed Holland's accomplishments with the General Survey, Hornsby says, Cook considered him a mentor and once remarked that everything he knew about surveying he'd learned from Holland.
That first phase of surveying in Canada took five years — the time Holland had estimated for the entire survey. Holland was still at work on the surveys in the colonies when the outbreak of the American Revolution in 1775 forced him to leave New York, the southernmost point he had reached. Although the survey failed to stretch to the Potomac, the surveying parties led by Holland and Des Barres mapped about 15,000 miles of British North America from Labrador to New York.
The teams used what might seem like very basic survey tools and methods today. Flagmen set points and compasses were used to take bearings using triangulation to determine distances. Graduated chains were used to measure distances, one chain length at a time. Chronometers and quadrants established latitude and longitude.
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Fuller, Alison and Unwin, Lorna and Guile, David and Rizvi, Sadaf (2010) Economic regeneration, social cohesion, and the welfare-to-work industry : innovation, opportunity and compliance in the city-region. Working Paper. Institute of Education, University of London.
Guile, David (2009) Conceptualising transition from education to work as vocational practice: lessons from the UK's creative and cultural sector. British Educational Research Journal, 35 (5). pp. 761-779. ISSN 0141-1926
Guile, David and Okumoto, Kaori (2009) 'They give you tools and they give you a lot, but it is up to you to use them': the creation of performing artists through an integrated learning and teaching curriculum. Studies in the Education of Adults, 41 (1). pp. 21-38. ISSN 0266-0830
Evans, Karen and Guile, David and Harris, Judith (2009) Putting Knowledge to Work : The Exemplars. [Report]
Guile, David and Okumoto, Kaori (2008) Developing vocational practice in the jewellery sector through the incubation of a new "project-object". International Journal of Educational Research, 47 (4). pp. 252-260. ISSN 0883-0355
Guile, David and Okumoto, Kaori (2007) 'We are trying to reproduce a crafts apprenticeship': from Government Blueprint to workplace-generated apprenticeship in the knowledge economy. Journal of Vocational Education and Training, 59 (4). pp. 551-574. ISSN 1363-6820
Guile, David (2007) Moebius strip enterprises and expertise in the creative industries: new challenges for lifelong learning? International Journal of Lifelong Learning, 26 (3). pp. 241-261. ISSN 0260-1370
Kent, Phillip and Noss, Richard and Guile, David and Hoyles, Celia and Bakker, Arthur (2007) Characterizing the use of mathematical knowledge in boundary crossing situations at work. Mind, Culture and Activity, 14 (1-2). pp. 64-82. ISSN 1074-9039
Kent, Phillip and Hoyles, Celia and Noss, Richard and Guile, David and Bakker, Arthur (2007) Editorial: Learning and Technology at Work. Mind, Culture and Activity, 14 (1&2). pp. 1-4.
Guile, David (2006) Access, learning and development in the creative and cultural sector: from 'creative apprenticeship' to 'being apprenticed'. Journal of Education and Work, 19 (5). pp. 433-453. ISSN 1363-9080
Guile, David (2006) Learning across Contexts. Educational Philosophy and Theory, 38 (3). pp. 251-268. ISSN 0013-1857
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Griffiths, Toni and Guile, David (2004) Learning through work experience for the knowledge economy. Office for Official Publications of the EC, Luxembourg. ISBN 9289602686
Griffiths, Toni and Guile, David (2004) Practice and learning: issues in connecting school and work based learning. In: European perspectives on learning at work. The acquisition of work process knowledge. Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, Luxembourg, pp. 278-290. ISBN 9289602732
Hoyles, Celia and Kent, Phillip and Noss, Richard and Guile, David (2004) Techno-mathematical literacies in the workplace: visibility and communication of mathematical practices. In: British Educational Research Association annual conference, September, 2004, UMIST, Manchester.
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Guile, David (2003) Learning through 'e-resources': the experience of SMEs. European Journal of Vocational Training, 25 (5). pp. 30-46. ISSN 0378-5068
Young, Michael and Guile, David (2003) Transfer and transition in vocational education: Some Theoretical Considerations. In: Between School and Work: New Perspectives on Transfer and Boundary Crossing. Pergamon (Elsevier Science), Oxford, pp. 63-85. ISBN 0-08-044296-X
Attwell, Graham and Guile, David and Angelis, Elmo de and Scheuermann, Friedrich and Frutos, Mario Barajas and Skulimowski, Andrzej M. (2003) The challenge of e-learning in small enterprises: the UK Case Study: Issues for Policy and Practice in Europe. [Report]
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Fischer's View--Double Deck Dock w/Wet Slide in Norris Lake
- bedrooms 6
- baths 3½
- sleeps 25
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Chalet
- community Lakeside Estates
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$ 2,250 - $ 4,500 / week
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The Fischer's View is a newly remodeled, beautiful, lakefront, 6 bedroom cedar chalet with a hot tub and a two-tier private, double deck boat dock with slide on Norris Lake in the gated community of Lakeside Estates. Featuring an open floor plan and vaulted ceilings with floor-to-ceiling windows gives you an amazing view of the lake. Three floors plus a loft offer two separate family rooms for entertainment options or privacy for multi-family vacations. Several bedrooms offer privacy for adults and others are bunk rooms great for kids. This home offers a fully furnished kitchen as well as a second refrigerator, 150 lb. commercial ice maker, and a kitchenette on the lower level.
Main Level: Offers kitchen, dining room, great room with a flat panel HD TV and DVD player, 1 1/2 baths and the master bedroom which has a king bed, TV and private bath.
Second Floor: Two bedrooms; one with King bed and twin bunks and one with two sets of full bunk beds. Both bedrooms have a private sink and they share a "jack and jill" bath.
Third Floor: Loft room with Queen bed.
Lower Level: Family room with 60" 3D HD TV with surround sound and DVD player, full bathroom, two bedrooms: one with queen bed and full bunk; the other with queen bed and Twin bunk bed. Second Refrigerator and kitchenette, utility room with washer and dryer, 150lb commercial ice machine, access to nice covered porch and easy access down to the lake.
Private Dock: Two levels, Three slips--one covered, wet slide
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Lake Front, Two-tier Private Boat Dock with wet slide, private Hot Tub, Gated Community with swimming pool and Walking Trails. Three decks, Three Grills, Cornhole, 2 hammocks, Adult swing overlooking lake, Satellite TV, Washer/Dryer, Internet, Stone Fire Pit with lighted path, New decking and Furnishings inside and out. Two Living Rooms, Two Refrigeraters, 150lb ice machine, Four TVs, Three Decks, Electric Fireplace, Four Couches, Beds: Two King, Three Queen, Five Full, Five Twin.
activities and attractions in Norris Lake Tennessee
Norris Lake is one of the cleanest in the U.S. and has 84,000 acres of water with 800 miles of shoreline. Nestled in the Smokey Mountains, Norris is a calm lake great for boating, skiing, wakeboarding, tubing, and fishing.
For the golfers, Lakeside Estates is near the Deerfield area golf course.
Lakeside Esates is about one hour from Knoxville for a lot of shopping and activities. Pigeon Forge Outlets and Attractions are only about one and a half hours away. For the kids, a water park in KY near the border of TN is about one hour away.
vacation rental rates
Cleaning Fee $ 250.00
Fourth of July (June 28 to July 5) $5,000/week
Labor Day $5,000/week or $900/night
May to Early June $3,200/week or $600/night
Early June to Late August $4,200/week No nightly rentals
Late August to Sept. $3,200/week or $600 night
Off Season: October through April $2,500/week or $500/night
Jon Trimbach 937-238-6843
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Top things to do in Norris Lake
- Boating
- Water Sports
- Fishing
- Swimming
- Golfing
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- Swimming
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Luxury Brigantine Home for Every Season in Brigantine
- bedrooms 5
- baths 3½
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community A ZONE AREA
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$ 2,300 - $ 4,500 / week
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Beautiful, Luxury Brigantine Home
214 18th St
Enjoy your vacation/get-away in this fabulous newer constructed home in the prestigious "A Zone" area with spectacular views of the
Atlantic City skyline. Large, spacious five (5) bedroom, three and
half (3 1/2) baths with five (5) decks is fantastic for family
reunions, or corporate entertainment. Experience sensational
sunrises/sunsets from the upper decks. Many creature comforts in this designer furnished home located only one (1) block from the sunny Atlantic Ocean beach.
Features a great room on entire second floor with gas fireplace,
stainless steel KitchenAide appliances, granite counter tops, large LCD TV w/theater system, huge dining area, extra sitting area with large front and rear decks, and three (3) zone heating and air-conditioning. Ten (10) ceiling fans throughout the house. Everything you need to entertain your guests comfortably.
Brigantine Beach is the perfect family vacation spot. Adults have the LINKS Golf Club just one (1) mile north for morning golf. The family can play and swim at the beach all day and after dinner walk the children 3 blocks south to Shark Park. Atlantic City is a five (5) minute ride for all the night life entertainment available.
First floor has foyer, laundry, garage, main bath and three (3) bedrooms:
1 queen w/full bath and tv
1 queen w/deck and tv
2 twin beds w/deck
Second floor has kitchen, living room, dining room, sitting room, decks front and back, half bath, and one (1) bedroom:
1 single bed
1 trundle bed w/deck
Third floor has Master Suite: tray ceiling, stereo, wet bar, sink, small refrigerator, coffee machine, sitting area, walk-in closet, tv and stereo, private deck to enjoy your morning coffee.
1 king bed
Master bath has two (2) sinks, large vanity, jetted tub, tile shower, and toilet room.
Private parking for two to three cars in rear and on street parking
in the front. This home is located close to the center of town and a few blocks to Shark Park. Only minutes to Atlantic City Boardwalk, casinos, and restaurants.
Families only. Luxury home with expensive furnishings, not available as a party house.
Optional Linen Service is provided for $150.00
Golfers Welcome
Weekend & Holiday Rentals Available Off-Season
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Vacation Rental Features
Gas Fireplace
Air Conditioning
Off Street Parking
Gas Fireplace
King Bed
2 Queen Beds
4 Twin/Single Bed
Convertible Bed
Cable/Satellite TV
CD Player
Stereo System
Jetted Tub in Bath
Full Kitchen, Cooking Utensils Provided
Ice Maker
Outdoor Features:
Gas BBQ Grill
Telephone with free long distance in the continental USA
Wireless High Speed Internet
Other Amenities Four (4) Cable TVs, Three (3)VCRs, Three (3) DVD
Players, Two (2)Stereos, Deck Furniture, 6 Beach Tags, Outdoor
Shower, Pet Free/Smoke Free
No Pets Allowed
Kid Friendly
Minimum Age Limit for Renters
Smoke Free
activities and attractions in Brigantine New Jersey
Brigantine offers expansive Beaches, Biking, The Linx Golf Course,
Tennis, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Shopping, Restaurants, Boating,
Sailing, Water Skiing, Surfing, Jet Skiing, Great for summer and
winter rentals. Pet Free and Smoke Free.
vacation rental rates
April 19 - May 24 $2500.
May 24 - June 21 $2800.
June 21 - Sept 6 $4500.
Sept 6 - Sept 27 $3000.
Sept 27 - Oct 25 $2300.
Elaine O'Donnell 856-829-0663
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Top things to do in Brigantine
- Beach
- Links Golf Course
- Atlantic City Boardwalk and Casinos
- Restaurants
- Fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- Beach
- Biking
- Kayaking
- Atlantic City Outlets
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- Beach
- Party Fishing Boats
- Atlantic City Boardwalk
- Biking
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Humidity problems can wreak havoc on your home and lead to costly structural damage, a musty damp environment, and increased allergy symptoms. The Danby DDR60A3GP Dehumidifier prevents these problems by extracting 60 pints of moisture per day to cover large spaces up to 3,600 square feet. Unlike other models in the Danby DDR series, which feature gravity drain systems, this unit includes an internal condensate pump for easy pumped drainage. This model is great for basements, living rooms, bedrooms, and other large spaces. Plus, it's Energy Star-qualified for efficient and economical operation.
Dehumidifying problem areas is easier than ever with the Danby 60-Pint Dehumidifier. Simply set your desired humidity level from 30% to 90%, adjusting it in 5% increments, and select from 1 of 2 fan speeds. We recommend setting your humidity between 45 and 50% to maintain a healthy, mold-free home. Both the dehumidifier's compressor and fan will run until your humidity setting is reached. Once it's reached, the compressor and fan shut off and run intermittently to maintain your desired humidity. Please note that the fan will shut off after a short 3 to 5 minute delay.
The Danby DDR60A3GP Dehumidifier features a user-friendly electronic control panel and a portable design that allows you to move it freely throughout your home. Use the pushbutton controls to set your humidity, choose a fan speed, view your current humidity level, and program the 24-hour shutoff timer. Easy-to-see indicator lights also let you know when the dehumidifier tank is full or running in defrost mode. Plus, with built-in carrying handles on each side and 4 easy-roll casters, you can move the DDR60A3GP around your home for humidity control wherever it's needed.
Equipped with an integrated pump, an automatic humidistat, and simple user-friendly controls, the Danby DDR60A3GP Dehumidifier stops costly humidity problems in medium to large basements.
|Residential Use
|Single Room
|Manufacturer-Stated Capacity
|60 pints
|Capacity at Saturation
|60 pints
|Manufacturer-Suggested Room Size
|3600 sq. ft.
|Practical Room Size
|1000 sq. ft.
|23.56 in.
|15.25 in.
|12.19 in.
|40 lbs.
|Water Container
|Full Bucket Indicator/Auto Shutoff
|Internal Condensate Pump
|Continuous Drain Capable
|Drain Hose Included
|Drain Hose Length
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|Low Temperature Operation (41 degrees F and Under)
|Automatic Defrost
|Fan Operation
|Runs Only When Dehumidifying
|Number of Fan Speeds
|Cubic Feet Per Minute (Max)
|Maximum Noise Level
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|Number of Filters
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|Auto Restart On Power Failure
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Comments about Danby DDR60A3GP 60 Pint Dehumidifier with Pump:
We use it in our 1900 square foot finished basement and it does an excellent job. With the self drain and the condensation pump, it's very convenient to run to a drain and not worry about emptying the tank. When the fan runs on high, it is somewhat noisy, but moves a lot of air.
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Use this to stop mildew and dank smell in basement. Its been running 24/7 since we bought it with no problems.
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For basement use this particular dehumidifier, with its internal pump, is the BEST PRODUCT on the market.
The user's manual was very clear and easy to follow and the dehumidifier was up and running in less than 15 minutes.
The internal pump is the bets feature of this dehumidifier. It can pump water to a distance of ~ 15 feet from the unit, making the placement of this dehumidifier very flexible and convenient.
The only feature that I wish this unit had is a built in timer with multiple ON/OFF options. I wish that I could run this unit automatically on a 6 hours ON and 6 hours OFF cycle.
Otherwise, I highly recommend this particular dehumidifier model for basement use.
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Comments about Danby DDR60A3GP 60 Pint Dehumidifier with Pump:
iloveit!!!! this is my first dehumidifier how did i get along w/out it. i have COPD & this unit has given me much relief. i wouldn`t go w/out it. Ed
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Comments about Danby DDR60A3GP 60 Pint Dehumidifier with Pump:
Fan does not automatically shut off, but I knew that. I shut it down periodically. It would rate a 5 otherwise because the pump is worth it. No more pails.
The unit works great, does the entire moderate sized cellar with ease.
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Comments about Danby DDR60A3GP 60 Pint Dehumidifier with Pump:
Although we found the directions for which tube to use to create continuous drain, once we figured it out, were pleased to find the snap in connector for the skinny tubing was off the ground and TIGHT, unlike the last one I had which was very loose and easy to step on hence dumping water on the floor when set to pump. Still cannot figure out what the fat tubing is for, but glad that connector is up off the base near the floor and is tight as well should we ever need to use it.
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This dehumidifier is great! The built in pump is quiet and gets rid of the water quite easily. My basement is so dry!
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Comments about Danby DDR60A3GP 60 Pint Dehumidifier with Pump:
fan needs to cut off
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Comments about Danby DDR60A3GP 60 Pint Dehumidifier with Pump:
This unit has a simple and very effective drain pump with a long hose to drain into our below-ground sink which has a pump up to the septic system. We were so pleased with the well-thought-out design. Minutes after plugging it in I was amazed water was already trickling up through the tube. It's dramatically quieter than the broken no-name brand it replaced, but moves a large quantity of air to dehumidify our damp-aired basement. The fan runs all the time using little power as the compressor cycles on and off as necessary. (That's how we have used previous units.) It's what we expect from Danby. We have Danby 5200 BTU and 8000 BTU window air conditioners and have been very happy with those, too.
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My family and I live in Houston, one of the most humid cities in the United States. The humidity is frequently over 75%, so we needed to get a dehumidifier which is effective enough to cover a 1400 square foot condo. Here are my impressions after almost a month of use.
I typically set the dehumidifier at 45% in the living room. Before using the dehumidifier, the humidity throughout the day in the condo was around 65 to 75% (measured with a newly calibrated hygrometer). After using this dehumidifier, the humidity is around 45% in the living room, and 50% in the attached bedrooms. I should also note that I only turn the dehumidifier on around 10 hours a day. I'm confident that if I just left it running, it would maintain the whole condo at 45% or lower quite easily.
Other Pros:
The included 2 year warranty is quite good (plus another 2 months after registration.) That may not seem like a long time, but every other brand of dehumidifier only includes a 1 year warranty. Also, the included pump makes using this unit far more convenient. The 16.4 foot tube allows me to place the unit in a central position while eliminating the need for constant water disposal.
The only con I have for this unit (and the reason why I didn't rate it 5 stars) is due to the noisiness of the fan. It's too loud to have on while watching the TV, although I find it satisfactory as white noise when I'm sleeping. This is compounded by the fact the fan on this unit never shuts off even once the humidity reaches the desired level. It's designed to shut off only the condenser while allowing the fan to continue circulating air. I would prefer to have the option to have the fan automatically shut off together with the condensor.
Overall, I'm very satisfied with this purchase and highly recommend this model.
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