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April 24, 2009
District Attorney
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Contact: Suzanne Gazzaniga
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A 26-year-old murder mystery in Placer County came to a close today when a former sheriff's sergeant was sentenced to 27 years to life in prison for the slaying of his wife.
Paul R. Kovacich, Jr., 59, received the sentence from Placer County Superior Court Judge Mark S. Curry after a jury found him guilty Jan. 27 of first-degree murder with the use of a firearm in the death of his wife, Janet Gregoire Kovacich, who disappeared on Sept. 8, 1982.
Suzanne Gazzaniga, Placer County senior deputy district attorney who has handled the case since 2006, said after the sentencing that justice had been served.
"It was the sentence that we asked for," she said.
Deputy District Attorney Dave Tellman, Gazzaniga's co-counsel, called it "a just sentence for a heinous, heinous crime" that occurred many years ago.
Before imposing the sentence, Judge Curry listened to Kovacich deny his guilt and make a statement in which the defendant both criticized the investigation against him and disputed trial witnesses.
Curry then told the nearly packed courtroom that before he received the case for trial, he had never heard of Kovacich and knew nothing about the case.
But he said that after hearing all of the evidence presented in the nearly four-month trial and seeing a 12-member jury convict Kovacich, "I too was convinced that this gentleman murdered his wife."
Gazzaniga praised the teamwork between her office and the various law enforcement agencies that led to Kovacich's conviction and that brings closure to the community of Auburn and to the Gregoire family.
She also hoped the verdict and sentencing had brought peace to the spirit of the deceased young mother "whose life, hopes and love for her children were extinguished by her husband."
Gazzaniga gave credit to the jury for its "dedication to its civic duty, its commitment to the lengthy trial and its diligence and hard work both during trial and during deliberations."
Gazzaniga also praised the investigative efforts of the Auburn Police Department under the leadership of retired Chief Nick Willick and current Chief Valerie Harris.
"Chief Harris and reserve Officer Jerry Johnson both deserve a tremendous amount of credit for their continued efforts at solving the murder of Janet Gregoire Kovacich and for their steadfast pursuit of justice," Gazzaniga said.
Other agencies involved in the investigation were the Placer County Sheriff's Department under the leadership of Sheriff Ed Bonner, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the California Department of Justice, which conducted crucial forensics examinations, Gazzaniga said.
Within her own office, Gazzaniga credited Tellman, Assistant District Attorney Daniel Gong, retired Supervising Deputy District Attorney Clifford Gessner, Supervising Deputy District Attorney Thomas Beattie, Senior Deputy District Attorney Garen Horst and District Attorney Investigators Noah Brommeland and David Koppin for their roles in the successful prosecution.
"As was shown at trial, this case involved a tremendous body of evidence developed over the course of time and ultimately presented to the jury," she said.
"This is a case where the People proved the case with circumstantial evidence that led to one conclusion: On Sept. 8, 1982, the defendant murdered his wife, Janet Kovacich."
Gazzaniga outlined some of the evidence presented at trial:
In 1982, Paul Kovacich was employed with the Placer County Sheriff's Department. He was a sergeant assigned to the Placer County Jail.
His wife, Janet, was a homemaker, and the couple had two children, ages 5 and 7. The family lived in Auburn.
Kovacich was the last person to see Janet alive or to talk with her. Other than the defendant, the last person to see Janet was the driver of a car pool who took Janet's children to school at 8 a.m., and the last person to talk to Janet was Marion Entz in a phone call at 10 a.m.
Since those hours, Janet, who was 27 in 1982, was never seen again nor heard from. There were no cars missing from the house and Janet, who had recently undergone surgery, was in no physical condition to drive or walk away from the home.
There was no evidence of a break-in at the home and Kovacich's own police dog was home that morning.
In October 1995, two people walking on the dry lake bottom of Rollins Lake near Colfax noticed something partially buried in the silt. It was a weathered, partial human skull with what was later proved to be a bullet hole in its right side.
From the Kovacich home in Auburn, the lake is about a 25-minute drive if one travels a direct route from Interstate 80 and then onto paved country roads.
By 2006-07, DNA technology and extraction methods of dry bone had advanced to the point where a test could be done on the skull. The results showed that the skull was likely that of Janet Gregoire Kovacich.
In October 2008, the case against Paul Kovacich went to trial. On Jan. 27, 2009, the jury returned from deliberations and convicted the defendant of first-degree murder with use of a firearm.
"At the conclusion of listening to all the evidence presented by the People, the jury found that Janet did not voluntarily abandon her children in pursuit of a new life," Gazzaniga said.
"The People also proved that Janet was not abducted from her home by a stranger who then murdered her and that Janet did not voluntarily leave her home with an acquaintance who then murdered her.
"The only conclusion the jury could reach based on all the evidence was that Janet was murdered by the defendant."
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Have you found it hard to find data on the ABS website relevant to your local government area? The ABS has now released the National Regional Profile from which you can quickly obtain essential information on your council area. This free, web based product, allows you to download a spreadsheet containing a range of indicator information for a standard area of your choice. The National Regional Profile will assist in the consistent quantitative measurement, evaluation and comparison of the performance of regions.
Access to the National Regional Profile facility is through the new 'Regional Statistics' icon on the ABS home page. Clicking on this icon will take you to the ABS' Regional Statistics Program Theme Page which contains not only a link to the National Regional Profile, but also information about other aspects of the program that may be of interest to you including additional regional products with state specific data series and comparative information.
Information is available for Local Government Areas, Statistical Local Areas, Statistical Subdivisions, Statistical Divisions, States/Territories as well as at the Australia level. The National Regional Profile combines a range of ABS and non-ABS information within an easy to use facility including population, births and deaths, remoteness, unemployment, income support customer numbers, wage and salary earners, new vehicle sales and building approvals.
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NEW YORK — In 2014, the preschool cable network Nick Jr. plans to introduce a television show featuring a little boy, his miniature pet dragon, and a magic stick.
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Nestled in the northwestern part of the state lies a unique family-owned nursery that has been in operation for more than 50 years.
White Flower Farm is just over three miles from the center of Litchfield, in Morris, and offers myriad perennials, annuals, shrubs, bulbs, as well as advice and gardening tools. Although the nursery operates mainly as a mail-order company, it is open to the public and boasts roughly 5 acres of display gardens and a retail store on the property.
What began as a country home in the 1930s for two writers, William Harris and Jane Grant, evolved into a gardening passion for the couple, and eventually the nursery it has become today. The nursery got its name from an early all-white garden that reflected the light of the moon. The Moon Garden, which has white wisterias, is still on the property and can be viewed.
Nursery Manager Barb Pierson said among the many stops recommended for visitors is the Begonia House, with its one-of-a-kind display of flowers at their peak from July to September. The Lloyd Border is also a spot that should not be missed on the property, where visitors can view garden combinations over the course of the 280-foot-long border. Pierson said the theme is based on the gardens at the Great Dixter in London, and was designed by Fergus Garrett, who was the head gardener there. The attraction is named after Christopher Lloyd, who was a garden writer and planter.
"It is constantly in bloom and looking different," Pierson said. "Anytime you come it's going to look different."
Among the other places of interest at the nursery are the tree peony grove and the Siberian Irises. There is also an adjacent shade garden on display.
And, listed as the final stop on the walking guide, available in the media gallery, is the retail store. Although most customers order their plants from either the spring, fall or holiday catalogs, many of the same plants are available at the store. Pierson said the starter plants that begin growing in the green houses are replanted into bigger pots and sold at the store, along with other gardening tools, supplies, books, horticultural gifts and house plants.
Check the nursery's events tab for details on upcoming events.
For those looking to visit the nursery as part of a day trip, Pierson recommends that visitors also consider these other attractions in the area: the White Memorial Conservation Center, the Haight-Brown Vineyard and the plentiful restaurants on the Litchfield town green.
"The whole area has a lot to offer," said Pierson. "Litchfield is a destination, for sure."
Pierson said the nursery also offers guided tours for a fee. More information is available by calling the nursery at 1-800-503-9624.
White Flower Farm is located at 167 Litchfield Rd., Morris, CT 06763, just 3.5 miles from Litchfield center. The nursery is open from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. everyday from April to October. Parking is available by the visitor's center, adjacent to the main entrance. More information is available on their website or on their Facebook page.


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Dialogue - MFA Thesis Exhibition - Dario Navarro
Saturday, Jun 22, 2013–Saturday, July 6
Posted by: Department of Art and Design
A solo MFA Thesis Exhibition by Dario Navarro.
The show exhibits paintings depicting places of interaction. These spaces created by walls, isolate the viewer and give them an opportunity to dialogue by using the remnants of what was and still is present.
Closing Reception: Friday, July 5, 2013, 6:00-8:00pm
Artist Talk: 6:30pm
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Congressman David Cicilline joins the Roundtable this week to discuss hyper-partisanship in Congress, the outlook for an immigration overhaul, his encouraging of House Speaker Gordon Fox to run for mayor of Providence, and other topics.
Congressman David Cicilline thinks House Speaker Gordon Fox, his friend and political ally, could do a "terrific" job as the mayor of Providence, if Angel Taveras seeks a different office next year.
During a taping of RIPR's Political Roundtable, Cicilline was asked about indications he's been urging Fox to run for City Hall. (The segment airs Friday at 5:40 and 7:40 am.) Here's Cicilline's initial response:
Welcome back to my weekly column. Spring is starting to pop, and there's never a shortage of news hereabouts, so let's get to it. As always, your thoughts and tips are welcome at idonnis (at) ripr (dot) org.
Providence Mayor Angel Taveras faces a sharply different landscape as he prepares to deliver his second State of the City address at 5:30 pm Tuesday in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. A year ago at this time, Taveras warned of how Providence faced the possibility of going bust. Now, the mayor can tout considerable improvements in the city's fiscal standing - a narrative that meshes with his expected gubernatorial run in 2014.
As he prepares for a possible mayoral run in 2014, Providence City Council President Michael Solomon has a big fundraising edge over his 14 council colleagues.
Solomon's war chest was reported at almost $114,000 in a third quarter filing with the state Board of Elections — up from $84,923 at the end of Q1.
A few updates since we last month floated 16 names to consider for the 2014 Providence mayoral race (assuming Angel Taveras runs for another office).
Buddy Cianci made our original list, and Scott has the chatter touting a third Cianci comeback.
Providence Mayor Angel Taveras and state Treasurer Gina Raimondo could be headed for a seismic clash in the 2014 Democratic primary for governor. If that happens, who will be in the hunt to suceeed Taveras at City Hall?
To stand a shot, candidates will need to build a strong East Side base while develping crosstown support. Being a solid fundraiser is important, although not necessarily decisive, considering how Taveras was outspent by Steven Costantino in 2010.


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Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services allows members of the Administrator site group (site group: A custom security group that applies to a specific Web site. Users are assigned to site groups to grant them rights on a SharePoint site.) to create subsites (subsite: A complete Web site stored in a named subdirectory of the top-level Web site. Each subsite can have administration, authoring, and browsing permissions that are independent from the top-level Web site and other subsites.) off of their Web sites. These subsites can be fully-functioning SharePoint sites, complete with a home page (home page: The main page of a Web site. A home page usually has hyperlinks to other pages, both inside and outside the site.), document libraries, and so on, and they can even have their own unique permissions. Self-Service Site Creation is a feature which is enabled by administrators and allows users to create their own top-level Web site (top-level Web site: The default, top-level site provided by a Web server or virtual server. To gain access to the top-level Web site, you supply the URL of the server without specifying a page name or subsite.). The user does not need administrator permissions on the server or virtual server (virtual server: A virtual computer that resides on an HTTP server but appears to the user as a separate HTTP server. Several virtual servers can reside on one computer. Each virtual server can have its own domain name and IP address.), only permissions on the Web site where Self-Service Site Creation is hosted. The user simply enters some basic information and the new top-level Web site is created with the user as the owner and administrator. When you enable Self-Service Site Creation, you free yourself from having to create top-level Web sites on demand for your users —they can do it themselves.
You turn on Self-Service Site Creation from the Configure Self-Service Site Creation page for the virtual server you want to enable. When you turn on Self-Service Site Creation, an announcement is added to the home page of the top-level Web sites on that virtual server, with a link to the signup page (Scsignup.aspx). Users can click the link to go to the signup page and create their sites. This announcement is set to never expire but if the Announcements list is long, or is removed from the home page of your site, the announcement may not appear. If you want to ensure that the link always appears on the home page, you can customize the home page in a Web page editor compatible with Windows SharePoint Services to include the link in a prominent position, such as the top link bar.
Note When you are in Active Directory account creation mode, or are using host headers for your virtual servers, you cannot enable Self-Service Site Creation from SharePoint Central Administration. To perform this action in Active Directory account creation mode, you must use the command line or the object model. For more information, see Using the Object Model to Manage Windows SharePoint Services.
Self-Service Site Creation allows users to create and manage their own top-level Web sites automatically. This capability can obviously affect the security for your Web server (Web server: A computer that hosts Web pages and responds to requests from browsers. Also known as an HTTP server, a Web server stores files whose URLs begin with http://.) running Windows SharePoint Services. Self-Service Site Creation is disabled by default —you must turn on the feature to use it. You enable Self-Service Site Creation for a single virtual server at a time. If you want to use it on all virtual servers in your server farm (server farm: A centralized grouping of network servers maintained by an enterprise or, often, an Internet service provider (ISP). A server farm provides a network with load balancing, scalability, and fault tolerance.), you must enable it for every virtual server individually.
The Administration pages for Self-Service Site Creation are part of the virtual server administration pages, which can only be accessed by local computer administrators or members of the SharePoint administrators group. Access to the signup page follows the same security rules as other Web site pages. By default, the Use Self-Service Site Creation right is included in all site groups except the Guest site group, and gives users access to the signup page and the ability to use Self-Service Site Creation to create their own top-level Web sites.
Note that because Self-Service Site Creation simply creates new top-level Web sites on an existing virtual server, any new sites automatically conform to the virtual server's quota (quota: A value that limits the amount of storage or number of users for a Web site.) settings, unused Web site notification settings, and other administrative policies.
By default, when you install Windows SharePoint Services, a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) (Uniform Resource Locator (URL): An address that specifies a protocol (such as HTTP or FTP) and a location of an object, document, World Wide Web page, or other destination on the Internet or an intranet. Example: http://www.microsoft.com/.) path called /sites is added to your virtual server. When you enable Self-Service Site Creation, that path is the default path for sites that your users create. For example, a user can create "MyTeamSite" under /sites on Server 1. Using the defaults, the path for this site would be similar to the following: http://server/sites/MyTeamSite. You can use the default /sites path for users' Self-Service Site Creation sites, or you can create additional paths. You specify which URL paths are available for users to create sites under by adding managed paths. If you do add more URL paths for Self-Service Site Creation to use, when users go to the Scsignup.aspx page, they see a drop-down box listing the various paths available, and they can choose which path to create their site under. For more information about defining a URL path, see Managing Paths.
You can use either HTML Administration pages or the command-line tool to enable and configure Self-Service Site Creation. Either method allows you to turn Self-Service Site Creation on or off, and allows you to specify required information for each site.
To enable Self-Service Site Creation for a virtual server, use the Configure Self-Service Site Creation page for that virtual server.
Requiring a secondary contact is highly recommended if you are using site use confirmation and have enabled automatic Web site deletion. For more information, see Managing Unused Web Sites.
To disable Self-Service Site Creation, go to the Configure Self-Service Site Creation page; next to Self-Service Site Creation is, select Off, and then click OK.
You use the enablessc operation to enable and configure Self-Service Site Creation from the command line. The enablessc operation requires the URL parameter, and optionally takes the requiresecondarycontact parameter. For example, to enable Self-Service Site Creation for a server called MyServer and require two contact names for each site, you would use syntax like the following:
stsadm -o enablessc -url http://MyServer -requiresecondarycontact
stsadm -o enablessc -url http://MyServer -requiresecondarycontact
You can disable Self-Service Site Creation by using the disablessc operation. The disablessc operation takes only the URL parameter. So, to disable Self-Service Site Creation for MyServer, the syntax would be:
stsadm -o disablessc -url http://MyServer
stsadm -o disablessc -url http://MyServer
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Dublin growth gives local Realtors an earful
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Foss, you have ruined what was once a nice place to live.
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agree with ED, how many people are they trying to cram in those "apartment homes"? too many I'd say!
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Our goal was to motivate everyone - including atheists and evolutionists - to read a story about a scientist who turned away from evolution and became a creationist. As you can see from the comments above, most people were surprised and amused when they saw that the article was about Karen Dawkins and not Richard. They weren't offended. If we had used "Karen Dawkins Becomes a Creationist" as the title of the article, how many people do you think would have read it? A few Christians might, but how many atheists and evolutionists?


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Come for the music, get caught up in the nostalgia and stay for the fun as 's first Alumni Band performs in the park for friends and neighbors.
Deb Knisely, the concert, marching and jazz band teacher at Cinnaminson High School, will be conducting many of her former students again.
"I have had a number of former students ask about doing an event like this, so I decided this summer would be a good time to give it a go," Knisley said.
More than 32 CHS graduates will be participating, including students who graduated as far back as 2004 and even those who moved on just a few months ago in 2012.
Coordinating a show like this was not an easy task.
"I would like to thank all the players participating, as well as Joy Korn for her help in contacting the alumni and getting the word out. Without her help, this event could not happen," said Knisely.
Korn has known many of the former band members since they were in middle and high school in Cinnaminson. The parent of three CHS band members, Korn was the marching band booster president for many years while her children participated.
"Many students started playing their instruments in fourth grade with John Exley and have been part of CMS and CHS concert and jazz bands as well as CHS narching band and some (continue to play) in their college marching bands," she said.
Korn added," I know so many of the kids have said they are so excited for this to work and continue. They loved being part of the CHS band family. I think most of them are excited about getting back together for the social end as much as the music."
All involved are looking forward to the first of many CHS alumni band concerts. CHS graduates Andrew Korn and Mike Renzi both said they are looking forward to getting back together with old friends and playing together.
Stephanie Korn said she is looking forward "to seeing everyone and remembering the nostalgia of high school and all the fun they always had in marching band."
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The UEFA Champions League final is on Saturday in Munich, and both teams have some defensive trouble. Bayern Munich have lost two starting players from their defensive line as well as deep-lying midfielder Luiz Gustavo, all thanks to yellow card accumulation. Considering that they got slaughtered 5-2 by Borussia Dortmund in the DFB-Pokal final last weekend with a full-strength side, having to play Anatoliy Tymoshchuk and Diego Contente in a must-win game sounds decidedly unpleasant.
Fear not, however, Bayern fans! As Phil Pierson, lead writer at SB Nation Bayern Munich blog Bavarian Football Works says, all is not lost. The Bundesliga runners-up have several key points to lean on ahead of the final:
So, given [our defensive problems and Chelsea's attack], we'd expect Bayern to get sliced open and give up chances and goals all day, right? Not exactly. Despite the above factors indicating danger on the defensive end, I think there are four equally important factors that will leave our defense in better shape than some people are giving us credit for:
- Boateng and Lahm still form a very tough barrier on the right side of our defense
- The loss of Ramires really hurts Chelsea
- We can expect our midfield and offense to take some of the pressure off
- Neuer will be there to back everything up
With Chelsea's problems, there's no reason Bayern should be particularly worried ahead of Saturday's match. Sure, the situation's not exactly ideal, but there are plenty of reasons to believe that the hosts will be able to keep the Blues at bay.


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Mewelde Moore (chest) put in a full week of practice and is listed as probable for the game against the Bears. Delone Carter (chest) was limited on Wednesday and practiced fully on Thursday and Friday; he is listed as questionable.
Analysis: Delone Carter was a popular sleeper last year, but putting the ball on the turf and an inefficient 3.6 YPC put those sleeper claims to bed. Mewelde Moore is 30 years old, he has touched the ball 708 times in his eight-year career and his ceiling is nothing more than a third-down back. Both of these two are all but useless in fantasy right now. On the other hand, rookie Vick Ballard has looked impressive in camp and preseason and looks to be the best handcuff for Donald Brown. Brown hasn't asserted himself as lead back, so if Ballard really comes on strong and can pass protect, he might become fantasy relevant very quickly. Ballard and his hard-nosed style are stash-worthy in competitive leagues and Donald Brown serves as a low-end RB2 this week against the Bears.
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Baba - (BAH-ba): Called babka in Poland and Babas Au Rhum in France. These are small cakes made from a yeast dough containing raisins or currants. They are baked in cylindrical molds and then soaked with a sugar syrup usually flavored with rum (originally they were soaked in a sweet fortified wine). After these cakes were soaked in the wine sauce for a day, the dried fruits would fall out of them. History - It is believed to be a version of a kugelhopf which was invented in Lemberg in the 1600s. It is said that the French thus called the cake a baba, meaning "falling over or dizzy." It is also said that the cake was named after one of the heroes of Stanishias Leczinski's favorite book, "Ali Baba." Babas are said to have been brought to France by Stanisias Leczinski of Poland, the deposed king of Poland and the father-in-law of King Louis XV of France. He was very fond of the Babba of his homeland and brought his baker to Paris to introduce them. In the 18th century, a French cook named Savarin made a special cake and served it with a rum sauce. He called it Baba Au Savarin. The dessert became very popular, but the people called it Baba Au Rhum and soon forgot about Savarin.
Bagel - (BAY-guhl): Bagel derives from the Yiddish word "beygl" which comes from the German word "beugel" meaning a "bracelet." Bagels are bread rolls in the shape of a doughnut or an old-fashioned curtain ring. The brown and glossey crust is obtained on the rolls by first boiling them in water and then baking them in an oven. History - According to legend, the world's first bagel was produced in 1683 as a tribute to Jan Sobieski, King of Poland. The king, a renowned horseman, had just saved the people of Austria from an onslaught by Turkish invaders. In gratitude, a local baker shaped yeast dough into the shape of stirrup to honor him and called it the Austrian word for stirrup, "beugel." The roll soon became a hit throughout Eastern Europe. Over time, its shape evolved into a circle with a hole in the center and its named was converted to its modern form, bagel. In the 1880s, hundreds of thousands of Eastern European Jews emigrated to America, bringing with them a love for bagels. New York City vendors used the bagel's hole-in-the-middle shape to their merchandising advantage by threading them onto dowels and selling them on street corners throughout the city. In 1927, Polish baker Harry Lender opened the first bagel plant outside New York City in New Haven, Conn. The bagel's popularity began to spread in the United States.
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Once again, Ohio is at the heart of at all.
Like the state's tourism slogan proclaims, Ohio is in the center spotlight of Super Tuesday for the Republican presidential race. Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum devoted most of their campaigning to the state in the last days before the 10-state primary voting, Romney looking for a decisive victory while Santorum hoped to regain momentum in his chase.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich also is hoping to pick up some delegates, while banking his comeback hopes on winning Georgia.
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5-STAR Luxurious Riverfront Log Home, Amazing Panoramic View in Seattle
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"Imagine a charming and genuine log home with all the modern facilities you would expect from a 5* city centre hotel. Imagine it located by the river set against the majestic background of misty mountains. Imagine all the space and privacy you could possibly dream of... You have to experience it..."
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Snoqualmie River.......................... 0 Miles Away (Panoramic Views from Living Area & Deck)
Hiking Trail.................................. 1/2 Mile Away (Views of Trail from Living Area & Deck)
Cascade Golf Course................... 1/2 Mile Away
Rattlesnake Lake.......................... 2 Miles Away
North Bend Shopping Outlets......... 3 Miles Away
Mount Si...................................... 4 Miles Away (Panoramic Views from Living Area & Deck)
Snoqualmie Casino....................... 6 Miles Away
Snoqualmie Falls.......................... 7 Miles Away
Snoqualmie Summit Ski Slopes... 19 Miles Away
Bellevue..................................... 24 Miles Away (25Min.)
Seattle....................................... 29 Miles Away (30Min.)
The Luxurious Riverfront Log Home with a 1,000 square-foot deck is located in Snoqualmie Valley on the rushing Snoqualmie River with panoramic mountain and river views and river access. Here, you can escape the city and yet you are a heartbeat away from Bellevue, Seattle, golf, fishing, hiking, and shopping. Whether your vacation dream is action packed or more relaxed, such an ideal location offers temptations for any interest, any season.
With inspiration from a leading Mercer Island designer, the elegantly remodeled log chalet connects you with the surrounding environment, while ensuring your comfort and convenience.
The red oak hardwood floors have been refinished. New stainless steel appliances, custom all wood cabinets, marble backsplash, and blown glass light fixtures adorn the modern gourmet kitchen. You can prepare a delicious meal in the kitchen surrounded by ample quartz countertop working space and two sinks. While a pot simmers on the stove, you can relax at the granite bar top and enjoy a good drink while seated on a leather stool. Finally, toast and enjoy the feast at the butcher block dining table while seated in the high back leather dining chairs.
The great room has a cathedral ceiling and exposed log beams. A new wood burning stove was placed in the center of the living area's wall of windows with optimum views of the fire, the river, and the mountains in mind. Feel at ease on the plump-cushioned oversized sofa while surfing the web from your laptop or climb the rolling bookshelf ladder, grab a book from the library, and curl up in one of the leather armchairs. Opposite the couch is the new 47 inch flatscreen HDTV with Blu Ray DVD Player.
The secluded Master Bedroom Suite is at the opposite end of the home with french doors that open up to the huge three level deck (1,000 Sq Ft). Views from the deck of the river and mountains are enhanced with a black metal frame railing and large glass panes. The Master Bath enriched with slate walls includes a custom walk in shower with two shower heads, a granite countertop vanity with dual sinks, and riverrock pebble flooring. All hardware throughout the Luxurious Riverfront Log Home is satin nickel.
Sleeping areas include three bedrooms plus a loft with plush frieze carpeting. The Master Bedroom and a second large bedroom each have queen beds and the third bedroom and the loft each have two twin beds. Each bed is supplied with the luxurious bedding fabrics you would expect. There are 2 1/2 bathrooms (including two showers) in the home.
Whether you plan to ski, fish on the property, or just snuggle by the fire - our goal would be to provide your party with a wonderful retreat experience. You work hard and you deserve it! Should you need anything else in the Luxurious Riverfront Log Home, we would be willing to do our best to provide it.
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An accident on the southbound bridge of the Pontchartrain Causeway brought traffic in both directions to a halt and sent a vehicle into the water.
Causeway Police got a call around 5:08 p.m. Wednesday from a northbound driver that a truck was on fire on the southbound bridge, about four and a half miles from the south shore of Lake Pontchartrain.
Causeway Commission general manager Carlton Dufrechou confirms that a vehicle went into the water, knocking some railing off the bridge. Emergency responders, including airborne and waterborne units, rushed to the scene of the crash and eventually spotted the submerged vehicle. However, they were not able to determine whether the driver of the truck made it out of the vehicle.
Officials told FOX 8 News Wednesday night that they suspect the driver died in the crash, and that they will attempt to pull the truck to the surface after Thursday morning's commute.
It is not clear what caused the accident, whether other vehicles were involved or how many people were in the truck that fell into the water.
Both northbound and southbound traffic was blocked on the Causeway, but northbound lanes were reopened a short time before 6:00 p.m. The southbound bridge reopened around 9:45 p.m., as search and rescue efforts were suspended for the evening.
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It's your chance to be an astronomer, or learn how to be one if you've always wanted to know more about space.
The Fargo-Moorhead Astronomy Club is hosting an opportunity to teach you about the universe and star gazing. The event is designed for those who may have got a telescope for Christmas, or have one that just sits and collects dust.
"Telescopes are a little more complex than just 'point and look.' Telescopes may need some adjusting and maintenance, or maybe you don't know what to look at. We can help with those kinds of questions," said Dave Weinrich, Astronomy Club President.
Weinrich, reminds that even though it can be intimidating, you don't have to be a scientist or expert astronomer to use a telescope.
Attendees will be able to view resources for telescope observers, as well as learn how to:
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Is there a way to do this.
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doing this by hand is taking forever LOL.
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You should be able to create a bash script to do this.....
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Im not sure what to lookup for this, I don't know how to do Perl or whatever needs to be done for this.
"SSH Recursive Renaming Digits" - is that the name? I am looking for things on the Google.com site.
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This should get your feet wet:
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Fifty years ago, Flagstaff, Ariz., prodded by local astronomers, realized what
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Finally somebody who thinks like me ! When I go to a tractor or truck show, I want to see things that work for a living. That's me, but if others like the "look at me" style, as long as they're happy, I'm happy.
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OMG - This is a titillating conversation at best. I never realized he PASSION........That being said- I'll thank ya'll for the feedback/CONFUSION caused....let's keep it going t set some kind of a record - Rudi - come'on man weigh in.....here....
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You may not have realized the passion some of us have, however, you are beginning to show some serious symptoms of Cub Accumulitus. I'm looking forward to meeting a new accumulator.
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All but one of my Cubs has an underslung exhaust. I just leave them the way they are, generally the intake is still the color of the tractor and the other half is more rust color.
Forgot I did use the 'header' paint on the 50. It seems to hold up well enough. This Cub mostly sits around looking good... Not sure I would use the silver again, but it was some nasty before I painted it. The down side of an underslung exhaust is the fuel line is much harder to bend for it.
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All I can say on the bling side of things is that Ellie when she goes to shows wears only a few pieces of special bling.
The last two are very, very special to me as they were Christmas gifts back in 2004 whilst I was recovering from a sextuple by-pass. The folks in this community have always been very special to me, but since that period in my life, a number of them are not just special, not just friends, but more of my extended family, each of them know who they are This is a pic of one piece of bling Ellie will wear when I take her to shows or my own CubFests from now on it - as long as she isn't working.
A special thanks to Mike for making this one up. A very beautiful work of art and one that I cherish deeply. You know who you is
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Just got the vanilla, geat stuff. I'm use to protienfactory's 1/3 cup serving. I opened up the nitrean and found the little scoop and read the nutritional label and couldn't believe that there was 24 grams of protien in that little scoop, my money is going to go a longer ways with this Nirtrean. Oh... it tastes great, I just orderd the chocolate. Thanks guys.. Chirs, if you remember. I'm the guy from Arizona, you told me you went to Horizon High school and ASU. Thanks for the great product...
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ive yet to try the chocolate opticen or nitrean. Iveo nly used vanilla so far because i like it so much. Im thinking my next order will be chocolate because a lot of people are saying that taste is the best.
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I've been using chocolate since day one because it kicks ass, but I just received my first tub of vanilla. I'm looking forward to trying it tonight!
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the vinalla was nice, only thing i didnt like about it was it got frothy compared to the chocolate. but ya that chocolate is something
Just mixed 2 cups milk, 2 bananas, 1 cup raspberries, and 2 scoops nitrean ... delicious!!
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Ya I also just got some Nitrean for the first time. I hafta say its the best tasting protein Ive had. I actually look forward to taking my protein shake now and dont gag when I drink it. Maybe I just need to take 3 servings a day instead of 2, but I get really sore ever since I started taking it. I used to take NitroTech, and I never got sore when I was taking that... How many servings do you guys take per day? Great stuff.
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I have a laptop and internet at my studio, so it's easy to just stream it along with my massage music. I use wireless speakers (similar to these) plugged in to my laptop, so I don't need to have my computer in the massage room with me. (and they require no wiring to hook up).
While the rain and thunder are my favorite, there are also more adventurous choices like Darth Vader and fireworks. While I'm not sure I'd like those added to massage music... I'm not here to judge. ;-) So for those of you that like that kind of thing, I've made a mix just for you: Darth Vader Massage.
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Also - with my speakers - I put one in my waiting room and one in my massage room, so the music matches and flows as you walk through the studio. :-)
@ Robin - I love these speakers because all you do is plug them in - no wiring! (I'm all about that!) lol
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The latest Iowa athletic department press conference, held Wednesday afternoon to address the hospitalization of 13 Hawkeye football players, was quite the eye-opener, with all relevant personnel on hand to answer any -- I'm sorry; I'm being told that this is still Iowa football, and it was therefore nothing like that. No Kirk Ferentz. No athletic director. No strength coaches. Just the hapless-appearing director of football operations, who seemed put-upon to even acknowledge that Something Happened.
SB Nation's Black Heart Gold Pants states flatly, "It's pretty obvious by now that Kirk Ferentz doesn't care about PR," and points out what's really been bothering us about this whole episode: That the university seemed to taken aback at having to respond in the first place:
The university expected nobody to reveal that the hospitalization was the proximate result of severe training right off a break that was allegedly intensified by peer pressure without S&C coach intervention. That secret, obviously, didn't stay secret.
Still, they concede, the already-icy backlash could have been so much worse:
Imagine if Barta and Ferentz were there and they stonewalled on the "I wasn't there" front as badly as Federici and Holmes did.
Which is not to say this isn't bad. Because it is. Very bad. And all too typical.
[People] want to see public demonstrations of positive values at every opportunity, and Kirk Ferentz has generally succeeded there. But he doesn't go out of his way to do so, which again speaks to his mostly Iowan/Midwestern value set, but which also opens him up for serious criticism when things start going bad. And when the UI can't even communicate the fact that Ferentz has contacted the parents of the afflicted players or that they want to get out of the hospital and back to workouts until a parent says so at a press conference, the athletic department only magnifies the perception problems facing Ferentz.
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