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How to deal with two devastating late-season garden fungal diseases
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 08/25 at 08:50 AM
As we wind down a summer that will go in the weather record books as one of the top five wettest summers in the 119-year history of weather records at State College, gardeners face a late-season challenge to their plots. Along with all that rain, we've had a cool but humid summer. These are just about perfect conditions for all sorts of garden fungal diseases to lay waste to your remaining garden season.
There are plenty of fungal diseases that can lay a hurt on your home garden production, but I am going to focus on two common and particularly destructive plant illnesses, late blight and powdery mildew.
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Local Food Notes, August 22
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 08/22 at 08:19 AM
Downtown State College Farmers Market moves for one week only: As you may have noticed, Penn State students are moving back in. This means the Downtown State College Friday Farmers Market will move to Heister Stree, one block east of Locust Lane, for this week only.
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Mt. Nittany offers full slate of events for wine lovers as we enter fall
Posted by Linda Weaver on 08/21 at 09:12 AM
As the summer winds down and we enter fall, the Mount Nittany Vineyard & Winery will offer up a variety of events, from a wine and tapas gala, to a harvest photo contest, a Plow-to-Plate Harvest Dinner, and their annual Mt. Nittany Harvest Fest. Details below:
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Recipe: Zucchini Egg Bake a tasty solution to too many zucchinis
Posted by Local Food Journey on 08/19 at 11:32 AM
Editor's Note: We will be getting contributions to Local Food Journey from time to time from LaCreta Holland, who runs Happy Valley Learn to Cook, a local food blog, and teaches cooking classes in State College. Her first post offers up a wonderful recipe that will help you use up all those zucchinis that are coming non-stop from your garden.
We visited friends over the 4th of July holiday and they feed us very well. For brunch one morning, we were served Zucchini Egg Bake, a moist and herb-y egg creation that we could not stop eating! I had to get the recipe.
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WPSU and the Tyrone Community Kick Off "Our Town: Tyrone"
Posted by Carley on 08/19 at 11:29 AM
WPSU is seeking stories about Tyrone and the surrounding areas! The "Our Town" television series highlights stories from your friends and neighbors and you can be a part of the community project! We need stories about the people, places and, happenings in your area and you to help tell them. Join us for the community meeting on Thursday, September 18 at 6:30PM at the Tyrone-Snyder Public Library, 1000 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Our Town: Smethport Stories Coming Together in the Edit Room!
Posted by Whitney on 08/18 at 09:38 AM
Stories about the McKean Co. Historical Society, Christian Community Services Food Bank, Mansion District, Mom & Pop Shop, "Don the Poem Man," and much more were shared during the recent production day for "Our Town: Smethport." You'll see these stories and MORE come to life on screen during the broadcast premiere on WPSU-TV (PBS) and online at wpsu.org on Thursday, Oct. 16 at 8PM.
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Our Town: Windber Premiering Soon on WPSU TV & Online!
Posted by Whitney on 08/18 at 09:27 AM
Stories told by your friends and neighbors will be broadcast live on Thursday, September 4th at 8PM on WPSU (PBS) and online at wpsu.org/live. Don't miss your opportunity to hear residents of this friendly community take you on a tour of their hometown. You'll visit the Windber Area Museum, D'Arc's Pizza, learn about J-Town Roller Girls, Youth Football, the Centennial of Windber Football and so much more!
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Your guide the final day of Ag Progress Days
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 08/14 at 08:45 AM
After a bit of a hullabaloo yesterday due to visits by the dueling gubernatorial candidates, Ag Progress Days returns to a more normal schedule for its final day. The event goes until 4:00 p.m. today, and up until then the schedule is packed with events, tours, exhibits, and good food. There's 80+ acres of crop and machinery demonstrations, and 55 acres for indoor and outdoor exhibits, so there's plenty to do. Here's a guide to attending the event on its last day:
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Recipe: It's still blueberry time! Giving blueberries a chance to shine on the grill
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 08/12 at 09:54 AM
Blueberry season can last well into August here in Central Pennsylvania, and you can still find the little blue globes of greatness at farmers markets, farm stands, and pick-your-own farms like Mountainhome Farm in Julian. Blueberries have a lot of things going for them beyond taste, including lots of antioxidants.
Most people think of blueberries as a dessert food, but blueberries can be a star in savory recipes, such as salads and meat dishes. I have found that blueberries go well with meats such as pork and chicken. With this in mind, this recipe for grilled chicken thighs with honey blueberry sauce is a good introduction to the idea of blueberries as part of an entree.
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Nittany Lion Inn chef wins the 2014 Golden Basket Award with…guinea fowl?
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 08/07 at 09:42 AM
So, my only prior knowledge of guinea fowl was via a bait and tackle shop in rural Washington County, which I used to visit when I lived in Pittsburgh. No, they didn't use them for bait. There were a ton of the noisy things wandering around outside of the shop, and the reason they were there was apparently due to their propensity to control ticks by eating lots of them.
I tried not to think of my previous experience with the critters as Kirsch McMaster, a la cart sous chef at the Nittany Lion Inn, brought out a plate that featured a remarkable dish called "Guinea Fowl, Two Ways" to the judges' canopy at the annual Boalsburg Farmers Market Golden Basket Award, held Tuesday afternoon. I was one of the six judges seated under that canopy, joined by State College Magazine editor Kate Delano, State College Mayor Elizabeth Goreham, Health and Neighborhood Services Director Kevin Kassab, local food writer and Friends and Farmers Coop board member Michele Marchetti, and WPSU television producer and personality Patty Satalia.
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Nine Local Chefs to Compete for Boalsburg Farmers Market Golden Basket Award
Posted by James Eisenstein on 08/04 at 07:00 AM
Nine of the best local chefs from Central Pennsylvania's finest restaurants will compete for the Boalsburg Farmers Market Fourth Annual Golden Basket Award on Tuesday, Aug. 5, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Part of Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA)'s "Local Foods Week," the event will feature the chefs preparing a main dish and two sides from ingredients produced by Boalsburg Farmers Market vendors.
This will be the largest judged competition among chefs in the State College Area, and it has been described "as the culinary Olympics of Centre County." The chefs will gather their ingredients at the start of market, then prepare their plates for submission to the judges in front of market guests.
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Head out to the Tomato Festival today (Friday Aug. 1) at Downtown State College Farmers Market
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 08/01 at 11:22 AM
Editor's Note: Since the weekend's local food activities is dominated by Local Foods Week stuff, those looking for Local Food Weekend can find plenty of local food stuff to do this weekend by going here.
It's the time of year that tomato lovers crave when the snow is flying and the only "fresh tomatoes" are those flavorless waxy things in the supermarket. Tomatoes are everywhere now, fresh and tasty, and can be found at farmers markets throughout the area. To celebrate this annual bounty, the Downtown State College Farmers Market will hold its Tomato Festival today at the market.
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Local Foods Week celebrates our local bounty Aug 2-9
Posted by Jamie Oberdick on 07/31 at 10:59 AM
As any reader of this blog is well aware, we live in an area full of fantastic sources of local food. And it's growing, from new places to find local food to the excitement building around the burgeoning Friends & Farmers Coop and their plans to build a grocery store dedicated to local food. Really, something as awesome as our community of farms, markets, roadside stands, local food restaurants, etc. is something to be celebrated.
With that in mind, the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA) is celebrating Local Foods Week August 2-9 with a variety of events, including the Centre County Farm Tour. FYI, this year, folks can buy a farm tour pass on-line or at the farmers markets during Local Foods Week. Purchasing a pass in advance means you can go to some of the farms starting at 10:00 a.m. (please review the list to see which ones open early). Passes will be available only at the North Atherton Farmers Market and the Millheim Farmers Market on the day of the tour.
More details about Local Foods Week, including other events:
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Just left of Italian Arete is a face with a pair of cracks splitting it. Forgotten Ambition climbs this face, continuing upward to a face with 1 bolt and then up to a right-facing fold of rock that doesn't protect too well. A nice long route with some nice sequences, albeit interspersed with too much bad rock, and easy sequences. A nice way to kill time if the Slips are too busy, otherwise don't make a special trip for this route.
1 bolt on the route is all the fixed gear. You can utilize anchors for the 2nd pitch of Italian Arete. Small gear protects the inital cracks well, followed by medium to large gear the rest of the way

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Gingered Garlic Shrimp Recipe
"Ginger and garlic nicely complement the tender shrimp in this delicious pasta dish," notes Rebecca Baird of Salt Lake City, Utah.
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 plum tomatoes, diced
- 3/4 cup chicken broth
- 3 teaspoons minced fresh parsley, divided
- 3 teaspoons minced fresh basil, divided
- 1-1/2 teaspoon cornstarch
- 1 tablespoon cold water
- 1/2 pound uncooked medium or large shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 2 cups cooked angel hair pasta
- In a large skillet, saute ginger and garlic in butter and oil for 1 minute or until tender. Stir in the tomatoes, broth, 1-1/2 teaspoons parsley and 1-1/2 teaspoons basil. Combine cornstarch and cold water until smooth; add to skillet. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- Reduce heat; add shrimp. Simmer, uncovered, for 2-3 minutes or until the shrimp turn pink. Add the pasta and remaining parsley and basil; toss to coat. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Gingered Garlic Shrimp in Taste of Home April/May 2002, p41
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Bulnes Rio - contemporary studio with, balcony, cell phone, WiFi, pool, gym, sauna and 24 hour doorman in the park districk of Palermo, Buenos Aires.
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Dental Hygiene Care - Old Dominion University School of Dental Hygiene Receives Health Care Heroes Award from INSIDE BUSINESS, The Hampton Roads Business Journal
An international pioneer, Old Dominion University's dental hygiene school never overlooks the underserved communities in its own backyard. Founded in 1969, the Gene W. Hirschfeld School of Dental Hygiene developed one of the first graduate programs in the field. Textbooks, peer reviewed articles, and book chapters penned by its award-winning professors are required reading worldwide. The school is home to the only dental hygiene research center in the U.S. The ODU 11/12 Explorer, one of the most familiar and effective instruments in dental hygiene, was designed by professor Deanne Shuman and former assistant professor Linda Wilson. The School recently was recognized as a 2012 Health Care Hero by INSIDE BUSINESS, the Hampton Roads Business Journal.
"This faculty, they're always one step ahead," said Shelley Mishoe, dean of ODU's College of Health Sciences. "They really are the leaders in dental hygiene internationally." That includes community outreach. Last year, students and faculty donated $65,480 in free dental hygiene services and education at schools, churches, senior centers, social service agencies and community events. The school recently received a Partner in Education award from Princess Anne High School in Virginia Beach, where students visit special education classes. "They teach the students proper dental hygiene," said special education teacher Maureen Mitchell. "They take a lot of time with each student individually."It's a win-win situation," Mitchell said. "Our kids get a lot out of it."
At the School of Dental Hygiene's low-cost clinic, the Sofia and David Konikoff Dental Hygiene Care Facility, students use state-of-the-art technology - from digital radiography to electronic dental records - to provide exams, X-rays, nonsurgical periodontal therapy and other services to low-income and uninsured patients.
"The people who need dental hygiene care the most are not those in our private practices, but rather those who do not see a regular dentist because of economic, cultural or geographic barriers," said Michele Darby, the school's chair and editor of Mosby's Comprehensive Review of Dental Hygiene, a seventh-edition "bible" for the industry, and Dental Hygiene Theory and Practice, ed 3, edited with Dr. Margaret Walsh from the University of California at San Francisco. Several of the faculty have chapters in these books too.
The school also serves the global community. By partnering with dental hygiene and dental programs in Germany, Jordan and Nicaragua, it offers study-abroad opportunities. Enrollment now includes students from Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, China and Venezuela just to mention a few. In partnership with physicians for peace, the group is helping to build a dental hygiene school in Nicaragua - the first of its kind in Central America.
"Dental hygiene is growing worldwide," Darby said. "Countries that never had dental hygienists are realizing that hygienists can play a major role. In dental disease prevention, providing education, preventive interventions and nonsurgical therapies is a very low-tech, cost-effective way to control dental disease and improve quality of life.
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RAFAH – Suddenly there was a shout from outside: "Leave everything. The Jews have fired missiles at the demonstration. Lots of casualties. Send ambulances." The man shouting ran into the small hut in the hospital's yard from where the ambulance drivers leave.
It was around two in the afternoon. A few bleary-eyed ambulance drivers and male nurses dashed out of the hut to their ambulances. As they were leaving, other ambulances that had been in the town, their sirens blaring, tore into the yard where crowds had formed. Everyone was pushing everyone else away, trying to clear a path.
The first ambulance parked and six people ran to take out a little boy on a stretcher, his clothes covered in blood. Others ran to another ambulance forced to park outside because there was no room in the compound.
For some 20 minutes, ambulances with loud sirens were either reversing out the yard or trying to enter and off-load the wounded – many of them children, some unconscious, one conscious and crying, and all the youths helping to carry them also had blood- spattered clothes.
Back and forth the ambulances came, spewing out the wounded. Soon they were joined by private vehicles and taxis, from which the crowd pull out the casualties, some on stretchers, others on their shoulders.
The morgue is at the far end of the yard. Slowly it filled up. It can take only six bodies. Since dawn on Tuesday, 15 Palestinians have been killed in the Tel Sultan neighborhood. Some of the bodies were put two in a box. Then they were taken to a large refrigerator used for storing potatoes.
Tel Sultan is under curfew. The parents call the head of the hospital and make him swear he will wait for them before burying the dead. Who knows how long the curfew will last and when the army will let them out … Another four people were killed there yesterday, including a 13-year-old boy. It is still not clear under what circumstances. They were taken to the potato fridge and then there was more room in the morgue.
Some of the youths carrying the casualties made a mistake and sent two children straight to the morgue. Someone noticed the mistake and the "bodies" were removed and sent hurriedly to the hospital. Ten minutes later, one of them, his head hanging, was put back in the morgue.
Then the families started arriving. Slowly the names and numbers became clear. Eight dead – four of them children, aged 10, 11, 13, and 14. The other four were 18, 20, 20 and 31. There were 62 wounded. Sixteen of them were children under the age of 18.
At around 1 P.M., after the midday prayer, people started gathering in the Shabura refugee camp to march the two kilometer-plus route to Tel Sultan, for a solidarity demonstration. The camp is cut off by tanks and sandbags.
En route, more and more people joined in. A fire engine carried symbolic quantities of water and food to the besieged quarter, which has very little water left and no electricity. People left their houses and joined the marchers. Estimates vary from several hundred to two thousand.
The children marched up front. "The collaborators with the IDF, who tell them about every little lane where there is a gunman so that they can fire a missile, could tell the Shin Bet [security services] that there were mostly children and youngsters in the march, that there were no armed men and that it was a demonstration of the people," someone said.
After a kilometer and half, the marchers reached a square where the road turns left. From there it is about half a kilometer to Tel Sultan. The children marched forward and saw the tanks. The older people were behind them. They saw the tanks moving slightly, turning their turrets toward them. A helicopter or two were overhead. Nothing unusual.
A. who was marching in the middle of the road, saw the choppers shoot what is called in Rafah "a heat balloon." Then something hit the electric pylon next to him. There was an explosion and he fell. Others around him fell too. He still remembers raising his head and then there was another explosion. The steel doors of the shops were torn apart. His mother saw him fall from a distance and "nearly died of fright."
A. is sure the first explosion came from a tank. Others say there were missiles. Large numbers of demonstrators were hit in the first explosion. Many ran to rescue them and were hit by the second. Three hours later, the square was still filled with blood.
A young boy tried to approach the twist in the road, to see the tanks. A journalist was alongside him. They wanted to determine how far the tanks were from the square: half a kilometer, 600 meters. One sharp shot from the direction of the tanks told them it was not worth taking the risk.
One step ahead of the bulldozer (May 21, 2004)
RAFAH – Palestinian families who live close to the Egyptian border learned the lesson years ago: They keep small bags filled with important documents, some cash and a few sentimental items always ready. Whenever bulldozers plowed toward them, or whenever tank shells crashed nearby, or whenever helicopters hovered above – as happened as recently as May 12 – they grabbed their bags and fled.
But, feeling secure in a relatively quiet part of oft-battered Rafah, members of Wa'il Mansur's family, like those of his parents, grandparents and neighbors, never bothered to pack such bags. They live in the Brazil neighborhood, some 700 meters from the border. A few rows of houses used to stand between their residence and the border. Two such rows have already been razed. Nonetheless, members of Mansur's family reasoned that their residence was far enough from the border to be out of harm's way.
Then, at 8:30 A.M. yesterday, they relate, a huge bulldozer rumbled over neighbors' houses; neighborhood residents fled for their lives. Some ran in their bare feet. Others left behind identification documents, driver's licenses (Mansur is a taxi driver), money, clothes, books. The bulldozer crushed Mansur's cab; it also plowed up a small "zoo" that a neighborhood resident set up two years ago to amuse local kids.
Fortified Israel Defense Forces vehicles, supported by helicopters, set up shop in the Brazil neighborhood at 10 P.M. on Wednesday. Mansur's parents, together with 13 other people, live in a house with an asbestos roof. Mansur's own house, which holds 17 residents, is built of concrete and asbestos. Mansur feared for his loved ones' lives: A bullet could penetrate through the houses' flimsy walls and kill someone. And, fearing for their lives, "women and men and children" from both homes huddled in two rooms in Mansur's house Wednesday night, hoping that the IDF's Operation Rainbow would go somewhere else soon.
Wednesday night, nobody went to sleep in Rafah. Helicopters hovered close to rooftops; missiles whistled through the air; gunfire could be heard everywhere. Like everyone else in Rafah, the 31 members of Mansur's family waited in the two rooms, hoping that things would calm down in the morning.
At 7:30 A.M., when the women prepared breakfast, family members had hopes that it would be a normal day. But an hour later, all hell broke loose. Mansur recalls that he heard neighbors crying in fear and anguish. He says that he raced out to help them, only to find, to his amazement, that the bulldozer was already set to plow away his own home, and that of his grandparents. Mansur says: "I begged him [the bulldozer driver] to stop, to let us get out of the house. He blocked the entrance. Sitting behind glass, the driver never heard us … We were just a second away from being killed – 50 persons, children, the elderly, women, all of us with our backs to the wall, with the bulldozer plowing toward us. The driver never heard us. The destruction happened quickly, faster than anything that could be said to stop it."
The Mansur family was saved by an iron ladder that led to the courtyard of a neighbor's house. Mansur: "First we had the children climb the ladder, then, with great difficulty, older people used it. They were afraid to go up, but fear forced us to push them. Just as we all got to the neighbor's house, the bulldozer started to raze it as well."
Mansur relates that members of his frightened family were instructed by a soldier in a tank to raise their arms as they fled this second demolished home. "We saw that everything in the area was in ruins. The stores were destroyed, asphalt was churned up, electric poles had collapsed. We raised our arms and started to wander past the tanks, as they were firing. My grandfather, 85, cannot walk. I carried him on my back. I walked slowly. The soldier in the tank yelled at me – `faster, faster.'"
The IDF Spokesman responded: "As part of the IDF's war on terror infrastructure, army forces are operating in the Brazil neighborhood. In this activity, some damage was caused to the outer parts of buildings in the area. The only building that was demolished by IDF forces was an abandoned structure used by terrorists who fired at IDF troops. Claims made by local residents about the demolition of houses are not correct."


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Adobe: Profit up.
Adobe has reported a higher-than-expected adjusted quarterly profit as demand rose for Creative Cloud, the subscription-based version of its flagship software package.
Adobe has been shifting to web-based subscription service Creative Cloud from a licensing model since last year. The company said it added 221,000 paid Creative Cloud subscribers in the latest quarter, taking the total to 700,000.
Customers are responding to the attraction of the Creative Cloud offering and the convenience of subscriptions, which is reflecting in the results and stock movement, B. Riley & Co analyst Daniel Cummins said.
Adobe expects to add more Creative Cloud paid subscribers in the current quarter than in the second quarter.
"The guidance continues to be pretty impressive. They are essentially setting some pretty high standards in terms of what they need to do for Q3 here, to surpass what was an already impressive Q2 in terms of subscription adds," said Edward Jones technology analyst Josh Olson.
Adobe said in May that upgrades for Creative Cloud, which includes Photoshop, Illustrator and Flash, would be available only through online subscriptions. The company also said it would not develop versions of the licence-based Creative Suite.
A rapid adoption of a subscription model tends to lower revenue in the short term as fees are collected monthly, instead of upfront one-time payment.
Shares of the company rose 4.4 per cent in after-market trading. They closed at $US43.36 on the Nasdaq on Tuesday.
Adobe forecast current-quarter adjusted earnings of 29 US cents to 35 US cents per share on revenue of $US975 million to $US1.03 billion.
Analysts on average are expecting earnings of 35 US cents per share on revenue of $US1.01 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Net income fell to $US76.5 million, or 15 US cents per share, in the second quarter, from $US223.9 million, or 45 US cents per share, a year earlier.
Excluding items, earnings were 36 US cents per share. Revenue fell 10 per cent to $US1.01 billion.
Analysts on average had expected earnings of 33 US cents per share on revenue of $US 1.01 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.


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When you stay at EHR Hotels & Resorts Yilan in Toucheng, you'll be minutes from Beiguan Coast Park. This 4.5-star hotel is within the region of Lanyang Museum and Giushan Island. Stay in one of 101 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs...
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With a stay at Evergreen Resort Hotel (Jiaosi) in Jiaoxi, you'll be convenient to Tangweigou Hot Springs Park and Wufengchi Waterfall. This 4.5-star resort is within the vicinity of Lanyang Museum and Yilan Dongmen Night Market. Make yourself at home in one of the 231 air-conditioned rooms featuring private spa tubs and LCD televisions. Complimentary wired a...
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Located right next to the Yilan Luodong Railway Station, Jing Ai Hotel is a comfortable hotel with reasonable price in Luodong, Yilan . This hotel enjoys a convenient location at the heart of Luodong Town is close to the Luodong Railway Station . It only takes few minutes walk to the Luodong Railway Station and short distance to the No . 5 highway to down...
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Shangrila Boutique Hotel is a leisure paradise in Yilan . A very leisure accommodation environment, Sothern-European garden yard, closer to the nature .
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Onsen Villa Hotspring is situated a 10-minute walk from Jiaoxi Train Station and Tangweigou Hotspring Park. It offers a hot spring bath and individually themed rooms with free Wi-Fi access. Surrounded by lush greenery, the hotel is located a 15-minute drive Lanyang Museum, the property is also a 1-hour train ride to SongShan Airport from Taipei city. Taoyua...
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With a stay at Volando Urai Spring Spa and Resort in New Taipei City (Wulai), you'll be close to Wulai Waterfalls. This 4-star hotel is within the region of Taipei 101 and Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 23 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring private spa tubs. Pay movies and DVD players are provided for your ent...
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The Baron's Hot Spring Hotel is easily accessible from the Chiayi Airport . The local attractions include Yunlin Indoor Arena, Tainan County Stadium, and the Yushan National Park .
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Discover all that Yilan has to offer with Ya Nold Fashion Spring House as a base . The Ya Nold Fashion Spring House boasts a convenient location with modern amenities in every guestroom and superb service . Room amenities include air conditioning, bathtub, daily newspaper . This Yilan accommodation contains all of the facilities and conveniences you would...
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Yilan is as friendly as it is picturesque and has a strong sense of place, with clean, comfortable, low prices and good located in a central place, Pennys House is an excellent choice for budget travelers . This homelike property is located at great area surrounded by an amazing natural scenery ,tranquil with a good atmosphere, ruled by a friendly staff tha...
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Guest post by Tiffany from Don't Waste the Crumbs.
Early in our marriage, my husband and I spent nearly three years living on as little as possible so that we could pay off our debt. The process of becoming debt free requires a lot of determination and discipline, but as many of you might know, the work doesn't stop when the last bill is paid. Poor spending decisions are a hard habit to break and if we're not careful, we'll end up right where we started in the first place!
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Beach Breeze, Classic Beach Cottage in Carolina Beach
- bedrooms 6
- baths 4
- sleeps 15
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
This classic beach cottage is a short, safe walk to the beach. It
sits on a quiet oceanside road. Relax and enjoy the ocean breeze from the wrap-around porch.
The house has been updated and renovated with air conditioning,
washer/dryer, dishwasher and 2 new bathrooms (6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
in all, sleeps 15).
Get away but stay in touch with WI-FI internet access. New flat
screen TVs in living room and master bedroom.
First floor has a large eat-in kitchen, a spacious living and dining area, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Upstairs are four more bedrooms and two baths.
Renters have access to a locked outdoor storage area for your beach chairs, umbrella, bikes, surfboards, etc.
This is a great beach cottage for a gathering of extended family and friends under one roof. Living and cooking spaces are spacious and comfortable. And there are lots of places to relax - like the rockers on the porch!
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 09-8-2008 at 10:22 AM.
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Bryant Realty 800-994-5222
house rental amenities
Accommodation and Amenities
Property Type: house
6 bedrooms, sleeps a maximum of 15 people
Bedroom 1 - King
Bedroom 2 - King
Bedroom 3 - Queen
Bedroom 4 - 2 Double
Bedroom 5 - Double, 3 twin
Bedroom 6 - Double, 1 twin
Sofa Bed
4 full baths
Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Combination Tub/Shower
Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Shower
Bathroom 3 - Toilet, Shower
Bathroom 4 - Toilet, Clawfoot Tub/Shower
Location Type: beach
Theme: family
General: air-conditioning, Ceiling-Fans, central
heating, telephone
Kitchen: Blender,clothes washer and dryer, coffee maker,cooking
utensils, dishwasher, Ice-Maker,
iron & board, microwaveoven, refrigerator, Stove-Top-Burners,
Living Room: sofabed
Dining: dining area
Entertainment: Books, cdDVD, Games, Cable TV and cablestereo system,
TV, VCR, DVD players
Outside: 2 Outdoor-Grills-Charcoal and Gas, Parking-Off-Street, Unscreened-
Porch/Lanai with rockers & table
Suitability: children welcome, non smoking only, Pet Friendly
Year Round - great for large family holiday celebrations
activities and attractions in Carolina Beach Atlantic Coast
Local Activities: cycling, surf fishing, deep sea fishing, pier
fishing, golf, scuba diving or
snorkeling, surfing, swimming, tennis courts nearby, skate park
Marina, Fort Fisher Civil War site, North Carolina Aquarium, Museums,
Playground, ATM, Bank,
Bay/Sound, Churches, Cinemas, Groceries, Hospital, Library
Leisure Activities: Beachcombing, Deep-Sea Fishing, Outlet-Shopping,
Paddle-Boating, Pier-Fishing,
kayak and sailboat rentals nearby, Bike and Walking Trails
Downtown Wilmington (20 minute drive): tour Battleship USS North
Carolina, fantastic shops and
restaurants along the Riverfront, Historic Home and Garden tours,
Cape Fear Riverboat excursions,
Movie and TV Studio Tours.
Donuts: Brit's Donuts on the Carolina Beach Boardwalk - gotta try
vacation rental rates
Rates for 2014 will be posted soon. Call now and we will let you know.
Off Season 2013 (11/1/2013 - 11/22/2013) By the Week Only:$1,525.00
Thanksgiving 2013 (11/23/2013 - 11/30/2013) By the Week Only:$1,825.00
Off Season 2013 (12/1/2013 - 12/20/2013) By the Week Only:$1,525.00
Christmas and New Year 2013 (12/21/2013 - 1/1/2014) By the Week Only:$1,825.00
Bryant Realty 800-994-5222
payment methods
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Top things to do in Carolina Beach
- Swim, surf, fish, walk
- Eat Britt's doughnuts
- Visit the NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher
- Visit Historic downtown Wilmington
- Hike in Carolina Beach State Park
Top things to do on a budget
- Swim, surf, fish, walk
- Bike around lake
- Take dogs to dog park
- Hike at Carolina Beach State Park
- Read a book in rocking chair on porch
Top things to do with a family
- Swim, surf, fish, walk
- Bike or Hike
- NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher
- Fly kites
- Read!
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Commerce students bring hope for the holidays
Queen's Commerce students are helping to provide a brighter holiday season for underprivileged families in the Kingston community through their first-annual Holiday Hope Campaign. On December 4 at noon, students will gather around a large tree in the atrium of Goodes Hall to bring together the gifts and donations they have collected for more than 50 sponsor families.
"We initially set our goal to sponsor 50 local families," says third-year commerce student and Commerce Society member Adam Mitchell, who helped spearhead the campaign. "The feedback and response from students has been overwhelming. After only three days of registration, we had 52 groups of students registered, allowing us to exceed our goal."
The student-lead initiative is in partnership with Kingston Children's Aid Society (KCAS). As part of the campaign, Commerce students formed groups—whether it was with housemates, friends, or committee members— to provide their sponsor families with a memorable holiday experience. Groups were given information regarding family members' ages, clothing sizes and holiday wishes.
Gifts will be collected during the December 4 event at Goodes Hall. Event organizers will facilitate distribution, while those in attendance will get a chance to hear from a speaker on behalf of the KCAS.


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世界 : North America : Canada
Ajax Waterfront at Duffins Creek
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The capital of Canada is Ottawa, in the province of Ontario. There are offically ten provinces and three territories in Canada, which is the second largest country in the world in terms of land area.
While politically and legally an independant nation, the titular head of state for Canada is still Queen Elizabeth.
On the east end of Canada, you have Montreal as the bastion of activity. Montreal is famous for two things, VICE magazine and the Montreal Jazz Festival. One is the bible of hipster life (disposable, of course) and the other is a world-famous event that draws more than two million people every summer. Quebec is a French speaking province that has almost seceded from Canada on several occasions, by the way..
When you think of Canada, you think of . . . snow, right?
But not on the West Coast. In Vancouver, it rains. And you'll find more of the population speaking Mandarin than French (but also Punjabi, Tagalog, Korean, Farsi, German, and much more).
Like the other big cities in Canada, Vancouver is vividly multicultural and Vancouverites are very, very serious about their coffee.
Your standard Vancouverite can be found attired head-to-toe in Lululemon gear, mainlining Cafe Artigiano Americanos (spot the irony for ten points).
But here's a Vancouver secret only the coolest kids know: the best sandwiches in the city aren't found downtown. Actually, they're hidden in Edgemont Village at the foot of Grouse Mountain on the North Shore.
"It's actually worth coming to Canada for these sandwiches alone." -- Michelle Superle, Vancouver
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Seagrape Cottage - Wonderful Gulf and Sunset Views! in Anna Maria Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 900 - $ 1,100 / week
$ 3,200 - $ 4,200 / month
Anna Maria Island House deals
stays between: 9/5/14 & 12/21/14
deal expires in: 5 days
$75 off Gorgeous Fall Days SPECIAL at the beach!!!!!
$75 off = $825. Wonderful fall days on the beach, or sitting on the huge wrap around porch, looking at the Gulf or watching the beautiful sunsets. Walk to shops, restaurants, nite spots, pier! Free trolley. Everyone loves it.
- $900 $825/week ($75 off)
deal# DM35FD
vacation rental description
Seagrape Cottage is a 3 bedroom, 2 bath beach home with unobstructed views of the Gulf of Mexico and just 35 steps to the beach. Located at 601 Gulf Drive South in Bradenton Beach on Anna Maria Island, it is a privately owned turn-key furnished "Old Florida Style" beach house that's shaded by large Seagrape trees. It's recently been updated with new appliances, kitchen and bathroom cabinets, tile, carpet, sofas, beds and furnishings. Even while updating, we've tried hard to retain the "beach house" atmosphere.
Seagrape is a 2 story home. Upstairs, there is a bedroom which has windows on all 4 sides that provide a panoramic view of both the Gulf and Bay. This upstairs bedroom has two twin beds, a flatscreen tv and lots of storage. Also upstairs is a bathroom with shower.
On the main floor, there are two bedrooms, one with a double bed and flatscreen tv with dvd and one with a twin with trundle. The main floor has a full bath with tub/shower combination, a big living/dining area with large windows and flatscreen tv and a large dining table that seats eight. A fully equipped kitchen has a dishwasher, microwave, most of the small appliances you could need plus a breakfast bar which seats four and a nook with views of the beach. In the living room, there is a sofa and loveseat. The sofa pulls out to a full size bed. Seagrape has free WiFi and cable.
One of Seagrape's favorite features is it's large wrap-around porch overlooking the Gulf. It's great for watching beautiful sunsets, eating outside or just relaxing.
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Last modified on 08-27-2014 at 7:15 PM.
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Dan and Renea Keitel 941 251-4218
house rental amenities
Turn-key furnished meaning all of the following are provided:
- Linens including beach towels
- Pots, pans, dishes, eating utensils
- Kitchen appliances include the following
- Refrigerator with ice maker
- Range
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Disposal
- Small appliances such as coffee maker, toaster, can opener.
- Telephone
- 3 flatscreen TV's
- Central heat/air
- 4 ceiling fans
- Barbecue propane grill
- Iron and ironing board
- Beach chairs
- Outside shower to wash off sand from the beach
- Coin operated Washer and Dryer on property
- Dining table & chairs on the wraparound porch
- Plenty of additional casual seating on the porch
activities and attractions in Anna Maria Island Gulf Coast Central
Seagrape is located directly across the street (35 steps) from the white sand beaches of Anna Maria Island. Beautiful views of sunrises over the Bay and Sunsets over the Gulf! Watch dolphins play in the gulf as the many bird species enjoy the water. The Island offers 7 miles of white sandy beaches that you can walk. In Bradenton Beach, there is a jogging, biking trail that extends much of the length of the beach across from the house.
Some of the activities available are: boating (numerous boat ramps), boat/kayak/jet ski, Segway and moped rentals, deep sea fishing trips and charter boat excursions, sunset cruises, swimming, snorkeling/diving, canoeing, sailing, water-skiing, surfing, windsurfing, parasailing, shelling, rafting, fishing, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, tennis, racquetball, basketball, skateboard park, golfing, nature preserves with trails and boardwalks through mangrove habitats, museums, children's parks, shopping malls and much more!
Anna Maria Island - A Brief Description:
This beautiful Gulf Coast Island has beautiful white sand beaches and a "small town" atmosphere, but is conveniently located near "city" amenities. It has a Free Trolley that runs the length of the Island and is fun to ride to the restaurants, shopping, fishing piers and many other attractions that are located on the Island.The Island is easily reached from major roads I-75, I-275, US-41 and US-301.
Tampa International, St. Petersburg-Clearwater and Sarasota-Bradenton Airports are all within an hours drive.
Attractions - Some of the local (Anna Maria Island/Bradenton/Sarasota)attractions
The Bishop Planetarium/Museum/Parker Aquarium featuring "Snooty" the Manatee, Asolo Theater, Island Playhouse Theatre, The Riverfront Theatre, Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota Jungle Gardens, Selby Botanical Gardens, Mote Marine Laboratory, Skyway Fishing Pier, St. Armands Circle(World Famous shopping), Manufacturers Outlet Malls.
Manatee Historical Park, Anna Maria Historical Museum, Tingley Library is just a few blocks away, Sarasota Classic Car Museum, DeSoto Dragstrip and Racetrack, DeSoto National Memorial, Historic Spanish Point, Museum of Asian Art, Gamble Plantation Historic State
Park, Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Florida West Coast Symphony, Sarasota Opera, The Players Theatre, Florida Studio Theatre, Myakka River State Park, McKechnie Field (Baseball), and many others as well as over 50 golf courses for your golfing pleasure.
Attractions located within a 2 hour drive:
Busch Gardens, Disney World, Epcot, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Cypress Gardens, Universal Studios, Major League Baseball Spring Training Camps and more.
There is so much more that we could list but it's best if you just experience Anna Maria Island and the surrounding areas for yourself. We can't guarantee the weather, but it, like the fishing and other recreational activities are usually great! Call or email us today to come and see for yourself. You'll be glad you did!
vacation rental rates
Early Winter: December 21st - January 31st
$950. weekly $3,600. month
Winter/Spring Season: February 1st - May 1st
$1,100. weekly, monthly: Feb. 1-March 1, 2015 $4,200.
March 1-April 1, 2015 $4,600.
April 1-May 1, 2015 $4, 450.
Spring/Summer Season: May 1st - August 31st
$ 950. weekly, $3,600. month
Fall Season: September 1st - December 21st
$900. weekly, $3,200. month
Cleaning Fee: $85.00
Pet Fee: $75. if applicable
Taxes: 11.5%
The fees/taxes are in addition to the rates above.
Damage Deposit $150.
*A damage deposit of $150. will be added to each reservation. The damage deposit will be refunded within 21 days of your leaving if there is no damage and nothing is missing.
Minimum rentals of 3 days may be considered.
Stays will not be reserved until payment is received.
Rates subject to change without notice, but rates quoted at the time the reservation was made will be honored.
Check-in time: 3:00 PM
Checkout time: 10:00 AM
Number of Guests Rates are for up to 6 people
Damage Any damage caused by a renter, their children or their guests will be fixed, and the cost deducted from damage deposit. Any damage over the amount of the damage deposit will be billed to the renter.
Pets Well trained adult dogs may be considered, reservation by reservation. Please contact us to ask if they will be allowed. If a dog is accepted, there is a $75. fee. Owner represents, by making request, that their dog is non-aggressive, mild mannered, house-trained and does not chew on furniture. Any damage caused by a pet will be fixed and the costs deducted from the damage deposit. Any damage over that amount will be billed to the renter.
Cancellation/Early Departure Cancellation or early departure does not warrant any refund of rent or deposit.
Dan and Renea Keitel 941 251-4218
accepted payment methods
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This has been an important year for mobile. Worldwide there will be 6 billion mobile connections at the end of November. 6 billion! What are we doing with all these mobile connections? Checking Fantasy Football stats. Updating our Facebook status. Just to put some facts to that observation–nearly 70 percent of wireless users in the U.S. updated their status on social networking sites with their mobile phone. More amazingly-–only 43 percent of mobile phones in the U.S. are smartphones. That means even those with basic feature phones are taking advantage of the new short message service (SMS) functionality built into these social networking sites. Another interesting tidbit–- more than half of those subscribers interacted with a brand while on their mobile.
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In the U.S., each geographic area can have multiple wireless operators. According to the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA), there are over 180 facilities-based wireless providers in the United States. If one customer is on MetroPCS or Verizon and another is on CellularOne or AT&T, you need to create unique contracts with each operator. If you are targeting Black Friday shoppers in New York City, that is a lot of potential operator connections. Not to mention, how do you know which customer is on which network? Listing your operator is usually a requirement to subscribe to mobile marketing campaigns, but what if you switch? It is a giant headache for retailers.
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KERRY Katona is back with her second autobiography - and she is promising not to pull any punches.
Still Standing is released this week and she will be coming home for a book signing at WH Smith in Golden Square at 4pm, tomorrow, Friday.
Published by Orion, Still Standing picks up from where her first autobiography, Too Much Too Young in 2006 left off.
Kerry, originally from Padgate who rose to fame in girl group Atomic Kitten, said: "Writing this book was really tough as it covers the period when I was at my lowest ebb.
"It's been incredibly therapeutic though and I hope it will in some small way help inspire others who might be going through difficult times to keep fighting no matter what.
"But it's not all tears – despite everything that has happened I've tried to keep smiling and learned to laugh at whatever life has thrown at me."
The story covers her triumph over drugs, bad men, medication, depression, weight battles, booze and divorce, according to the publishers.
Amanda Harris is publishing director of Orion non-fiction.
She said: "So much has happened to Kerry in the last six years. "She's been pushed to the brink of total mental collapse but has rebuilt her life, piece by piece.
"Her incredible story is told with the humour, warmth and honesty we know and love Kerry for.
"She doesn't pull any punches; this is Kerry, back to her fabulous best. Readers will laugh and cry along with her.
"It's a fascinating read from the nation's favourite come-back kid."
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10:21am Thu 29 Nov 12
Flash123 says...
Celebrities effectively releasing their autobiography chapter at a time is one of the more obvious money-grabbing ploys these days.
Thing is, because people keep buying them, they'll keep doing it!
10:35am Thu 29 Nov 12
Nick Tessla says...
Considering all the "drugs .....medication..... booze...", is it a bit like they say about the sixties and rembering/being there - if you can remember being Kerry Katatonic you weren't Kerry Katatonic?
10:42am Thu 29 Nov 12
chunkymunky says...
t has she done since then but get ratted, off her face, marry, get divorced and basically harrased the public for some kind of attention!
If your that botthered and dont want to pay for the book just put her name into google...its all sadly been heavily reported on!
1:14pm Thu 29 Nov 12
frank100 says...
1:26pm Thu 29 Nov 12
widnesman says...
Not again!!
2:13pm Thu 29 Nov 12
comedymeister says...
2:38pm Thu 29 Nov 12
chunkymunky says...
5:59pm Thu 29 Nov 12
organic321 says...
chunkymunky wrote:I think he, was talking about her bankrupcy
You mean the bankrupsy she STILL hasnt been discharged from?!?!
11:13pm Thu 29 Nov 12
choperado says...
11:44pm Thu 29 Nov 12
bellyblue says...
12:06pm Fri 30 Nov 12
Nick Tessla says...
.....colouring or dot to dot?
2:52pm Fri 30 Nov 12
chunkymunky says...
Nick Tessla wrote:there is also a chrsitmas special edition! 'Copper scratch' version!!!
What format is the this lierary giant's new book in........ .....colouring or dot to dot?
5:07pm Fri 30 Nov 12
Freeborn John says...
With an imagination like that her publishing agent ought to be writing books, not Katona...
12:59pm Tue 4 Dec 12
MikeJT says...
chunkymunky wrote:All debts cleared by the end of 2011 (IIRC) but the order was not discharged due to a document submitted in 2009 by her bankruptcy official that has never been withdrawn.
You mean the bankrupsy she STILL hasnt been discharged from?!?!
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Story doesn't seem likely. Don't mean to call your friend a liar, but Clark is an unrestricted free agent. Him and his agent don't have to try hard to get out of Tampa. He can simply leave. So the comment just doesn't make any sense. Also, I doubt anyone else will want him. He was sitting on the couch last year when we took him out of desperation.
That's right, young fella....I'm outahere as soon as my contract is up"Toes-to-the-Line" my ass. Winslow was right.
Quote from: Morgan on January 22, 2013, 06:12:15 PMThat's right, young fella....I'm outahere as soon as my contract is up"Toes-to-the-Line" my ass. Winslow was right.I wouldn't be surprised if Clark (and every other Buc player) wanted out because of Schiano. But Tampa is a great place to live.
Clark would never say that. Bring him in on the cheap, sign Bennett and get rid of Stocker
Dallas Clark was on St John this week and friend of mine was talking to him. He asked Dallas if he would be playing for the Bucs next year and Dallas' response was that he and his agent are doing everything they can to get out of Tampa. He also said there was no way he would be in Tampa next year. It's not like Clark lit it up last year so I say good riddance. Just thought I'd let you guys know. Just goes to show how bad we need a real TE this off season.
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
I live in a us territory. St John, USVI I miss some things like going to pro sporting events, concerts and few other things but for the most part I live in paradise.
The doubters can doubt all you want. I don't know Clark personally so I can't vouch for his character. I do know the guy that spoke with him and I can tell you if he says that's what Dallas said, then Dallas said it.


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To become a Superstar click on "Become a Superstar" next to your Avastar. On the payment page you can either buy or prolong a Superstar membership or you can just top up your account with Stardollars. To buy a Superstar membership, choose "Superstar + Stardollars". On the payment page, you will find out more about the different methods of buying Superstar or Stardollars.
Last updated: 2014-03-13 10:03:48
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