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Chic Eastside Home Behind Franklin BBQ in Austin
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Downtown East
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$ 2,400 - $ 2,400 / week
$ 10,000 - $ 10,000 / month
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This house is TOO GOOD to be TRUE. Stay in the HEART of the ACTION for SXSW. This is a FABULOUS and fun 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath house one block east of IH35 and a FIVE MINUTE WALK to downtown proper. We are .05 miles from Stubbs/Red River, 1 mile to the convention center. All in all, six will sleep very comfortably. There are several great restaurants within a two block area including the famous Franklin BBQ which is literally one minute walk from my house.Blue Dahlia (Paris Bistro), Hillside Farmacy which is a newer hip place to dine. The Longbranch is a long time neighborhood bar with lots of SXSW venues on tap. Smoking is allowed outside on the front porch and in the backyard. I'm a long time Austinite and will be happy to advise.
house rental amenities
The home is just 6 years old and has all the modern conveniences. The house has a fantastic front porch with a great view to all the sights and sounds of SXSW one block away. The home is approx. 1200 sq. ft with 2 bedrooms upstairs and room for more downstairs if needed. This house is designed with a bar so friends can drop by for a drink. Free WIFI, HBO, and Showtime. and Netflix. The home has central air and heat and a washer/dryer. A full kitchen is at your disposal with a dishwasher, refrigerator, gas stove and microwave. There are two bedrooms upstairs that can sleep 2 people each plus there is a comfortable queen size air mattress that can also sleep two plus a very comfortable couch. Besides the great front porch, there is a cozy fenced in back yard for your dog, comfortable chat chairs and a grill if you want to barbeque. There is parking for one car and possibly more in back. Mature pets are accepted with an additonal deposit.
activities and attractions in Austin Texas
We are 1 block away from the trendy 11th Street area with Victory Grill, Longbranch, and the famous Franklin BBQ around the corner. There will be lots of live shows a few blocks from here. Sit and sip Margaritas on the porch as you watch all the action from your front porch.
vacation rental rates
As of November 20, 2012 a cleaning fee of $150 + a deposit of $700 will be required. The deposit will be returned within 14 days of the last day of your stay.


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Hadden carries Cats past Cheyenne East
Hot shooting by Scottsbluff had the Cats sitting in the halftime lockerroom leading Cheyenne East 44-26 Friday night before a near full house at SHS. But the visitors warmed up in the third quarter to make a game of it before Scottsbluff pulled out a 71-68 win.
The Thunderbirds hit 10-of-11 third quarter shots while outscoring the Bearcats 22-to-13 to cut the margin in half going into the fourth quarter.
The visitors continued to chip away, cutting the deficit down to a single point on two occasions. But Scottsbluff's Michael Hadden responded. The senior led the Cats with 34 points, scoring 13 of the teams 14 fourth quarter points.
"Michael did a great job," head coach Tony Siske said after the game. "When things are on the line he takes charge."
Siske was also pleased with a number of other younger players as well, including freshman Dillon Hernandez. He came off the bench to crank in two-three point field goals in the second quarter. He also handled the ball well at the end of the game.
"He is a heady ballplayer," Siske said. "He doesn't make many mistakes and he did a great job of getting the ball to Hadden."
Sophomore Jackson Hinze also came up with an 11-point game, while senior Tyler Mickey started and scored nine.
The Bearcats were playing shorthanded as normal starters Eric Moreno and Taylor Winkler and top reserve Beau Lofink, who broke his nose in practice Wednesday were suspended for the game for disciplinary reasons.
"We played well together as a team," Siske said afterwards. "We have to continue to play as a team and move forward."
They will move forward with a Saturday game at Cheyenne Central. The Scottsbluff girls game at Central was cancelled Friday.
The boys team will head west with an 11-2 record. East dropped to 3-9 on the season. They had three double figure scorers Friday, led by Ryan Cook with 21.
The Scottsbluff junior varsity overcame a halftime deficit and won their game over East 72-to-64.
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Individual Effort, Team Victory by SFSU Triathlon and Cycling Club - about 1 year ago
"This is our finale to a long and hard season of collegiate racing. Here we have a group of triathletes that finished the Olympic Distance course at Wildflower 2013. A few of these athletes did a Half Ironman Distance race the day previously and decided to earn the team some more points by racing in the collegiate wave the next day. For some of our other athletes, this was their first triathlon and they raced extremely well. Our team isn't very large; however, it is growing in size and slowly becoming more recognized. As we dominate more and more in competitions, spectators begin to notice not only are we great athletes individually, when you put us together we are a team with a camaraderie not often seen in individualized sports. "


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Renan Barão will defend his interims bantamweight title for the first time on Saturday's UFC on Fuel TV 9 in London, England. Contender Michael McDonald stated that he fully analyzed his opponent and that he is ready for the fight. Barao answered with the following statement:
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Bike Shop Video Blog Gets Recognition from YouTube
With nearly 600 video blogs to date on YouTube, Westhampton Beach's Bike N' Kite was excited to learn that its YouTube channel, BikemanforU has gained recognition, being named one YouTube's world's best how-to channels.
The BikemanforU channel was one of 15 to receive the honor that was announced on Jan. 28.
North Fork Smoked Fish Co. Seeking Bigger Facility on the North Fork
Lifelong fisherman and boat captain Phil Karlin began the North Fork Smoked Fish Company about two years ago, working to smoke everything from locally caught bluefish and striped bass to fresh Atlantic salmon and swordfish using discard vines from local wineries. He works out of a space at Pe & Dd Seafood on Middle Road in Riverhead, but he said that business has grown so much in the past year especially in the New York City markets that he's outgrown the Riverhead facility.
And coming from a North Fork fishing family — his father still fishes out of the Mattituck Inlet — Karlin, a 50-year-old who lives with his family in Cutchogue, said he's looking for a bigger production facility closer to home.
Hop Farmer Turns to Kickstarter to Boost Local Craft Beer Industry
Riverhead and the North Fork – and Long Island as a whole – have seen craft beer explode over the past couple of years: earlier this week Patch reported about a new brewery opening up in town, while another on West Main Street is working toward opening its doors.
But local brews are really old news to New York, as John Condzella will tell you. The 27-year-old, fourth-generation farmer from Wading River is just trying to truly bring them back.
Condzella kicked off a kickstarter campaign – an online fundraiser, in short – on Tuesday, attempting to purchase a $27,000 hop processor which would help hop farmers process their hop plants much faster than they can currently by hand, helping to feed at least a small part of a burgeoning microbrew industry on Long Island.
Cabin Fever Music Festival Comes to Publick House
Helping to bring some life to the area's winter bar scene, several local residents have again organized the annual Cabin Fever Music Festival, which kicked off Feb. 1 and comes to the Southampton Publick House on Feb. 23.
The Feb. 23 show includes Satchel Boogie and Easy Money.
Account Manager Makes Partner at Wordhampton
Wordhampton Public Relations has a new partner.
Lindsey Myers, who has been an account manager at the Springs-based firm for seven years, has been made a partner, the company announced on Tuesday.
Myers joined Wordhampton in 2005 as an intern, and has since gained expertise in the field of public relations and social media.


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- Sign-up Deadline: November 9, 2012
How does a week of full time ski immersion sound? 7 days of on-snow training, technique, drills, and fun with Far West's best coaches and our nation's best skiers- the US Ski Team will be there as well as other divisions and clubs. Industry representatives and new product demos. A festive atmosphere. Join us to kick off your season in grand style.
Camp open to all Far West Juniors J1 and older. *J2′s need to talk to a coach and get his/her permission before signing up. This is an intensive camp with two x's a day training and full skiing immersion. West Yellowstone is a long way from home in many ways…
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - A Putnam County Family Court judge accused of judicial misconduct has taken medical leave.
Judge William Watkins informed the West Virginia Supreme Court of his departure from the bench Friday. Chief Justice Brent Benjamin appointed former Family Court Judge Deloris Nibert as a temporary replacement for the duration of Watkins' leave.
In his letter to Benjamin, Watkins recommended attorney Shawn Bayliss as his replacement.
On Thursday, the state Supreme Court denied Watkins' motion to postpone disciplinary proceedings against him. Watkins is accused of delaying rulings, failing to enter domestic violence orders into the state's tracking system and screaming and cursing at litigants. The justices have scheduled a Feb. 5 hearing on the Judicial Hearing Board's recommendation that Watkins be suspended without pay for the final four years of his term.
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Sonnedix closes financing on inaugural Japanese PV project
The global solar power developer has secured financing for two solar PV plants totaling 4.5 MW in Japan's Yamanashi Prefecture.
Rising silicon prices lift GCL-Poly back into the black
First half financial results reveal a 52% sales increase on the back of a 16% rise in polysilicon spot prices.
US fund backs $480m Myanmar solar project
ACO Investment Group will collaborate with Myanmar's Ministry of Electric Power to construct two 150 MW solar plants by 2016.
Suniva strikes financing deal with Technology Credit Corporation
Partnership offers solar PV financing solutions to small and medium commercial businesses in the U.S.
Hanwha SolarOne cuts second-quarter loss, boosts module shipments
Japan accounted for 53% of the company's module shipments in the quarter. The U.S. became its second-largest market, reversing positions with the U.K.
World's largest private bank predicts solar-led power revolution
UBS Bank believes large-scale power stations will be redundant within 10-20 years, with solar technology taking their place as chief power source.
IRENA report outlines green energy solutions for island tourism
The report makes the case that a transition to renewable energy can bolster sustainable tourism marketing strategies, which can in turn increase tourism while improving the well-being of island communities.
Germany retrofits 200,000 PV installations to meet 50 Hz requirement
The country has so far upgraded half of the total of 400,000 installations that are affected by the measure to better protect the power grid.
Chinese PV suppliers increase global market share
Latest research from NPD Solarbuzz reveals leading Chinese solar module suppliers upped their share of global supply by 26% in Q2.
Review panel puts renewable energy target in crosshairs
The review calls recommends closing the Renewable Energy Target scheme to new entrants and reducing investment and subsidies for large-scale and household renewable energy projects.
IEA: Uncertainty threatens to slow renewable energy momentum
Annual growth in new renewable power will slow and stabilize after 2014, putting renewables at risk of falling short of the absolute generation levels needed to meet global climate change objectives, the IEA warns.
Vivint Solar to go public
The Utah company has yet to decide how many shares it will offer or the price range for the offering. It's looking to list on the New York Stock Exchange.
US electrical generation from renewables hits 14.3%
Solar power generation in the U.S. more than doubled in the first half of 2014. Overall, electrical generation from non-hydro renewables increased 10.4% year on year.
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Leading Government Lawyer Joins Appellate Practice
SEATTLE (October 2, 2012) – Perkins Coie is pleased to announce that Eric D. Miller has joined the firm's Seattle office as a partner in the firm's Appellate Practice Group. He was previously an Assistant to the U.S. Solicitor General in Washington, D.C. In that position, he argued 14 cases in the United States Supreme Court, and he has filed more than 200 briefs in the Supreme Court.
"Eric has impeccable credentials and we are honored that he has decided to join our firm," said Bob Giles, Perkins Coie's Managing Partner. "Our appellate practice has a long history of successfully representing clients in a variety of venues and Eric's significant Supreme Court and Department of Justice experience are ideal complements to our existing rich appellate bench. Eric will be an outstanding member of our appellate practice and our firm."
During his tenure at the Office of the Solicitor General from 2007-2012, Miller argued cases in a wide range of fields, including telecommunications, energy, employment, and administrative law. He also drafted merits briefs, certiorari petitions, and briefs in opposition to certiorari on a wide range of issues. Prior to joining the Office of the Solicitor General, Miller was Deputy General Counsel at the Federal Communications Commission and prior to that, worked at the United States Department of Justice in both the Appellate Staff of the Civil Division and the Office of Legal Counsel. At the Department of Justice, he received the Attorney General's Distinguished Service Award for his conduct of national-security litigation. Miller also served as a Law Clerk to D.C. Circuit Judge Laurence H. Silberman and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
Miller earned his J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School, where he graduated with highest honors, was a member of the Order of the Coif, and was the Topics & Comments Editor of The University of Chicago Law Review. He received his A.B.. magna cum laude in physics from Harvard University.
Perkins Coie's Appellate Practice group defends victories and seeks relief for clients in appellate courts across the country. We have represented clients before the Supreme Court of the United States, every federal appellate circuit court, many state appellate courts and dozens of federal and state agencies. Our experience before the Ninth and the Federal Circuits is especially deep. In addition, dozens of our appellate attorneys have served as federal or state appellate judicial clerks. That experience gives us insight into the reasoning and arguments that will resonate with appellate courts. The matters we handle span the spectrum of civil, business and regulatory issues, and often involve complex records and emerging or unsettled law. Some of the areas in which we have especially rich experience include political law, product liability, intellectual property, environmental law, and telecommunications.


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Manufactured housing offers a low-cost alternative to site-built homes for millions of American households. Yet since peaking in 1998 at 374,000 units, manufactured home placements have fallen by nearly 90 percent. This edition of Housing Insights examines manufactured housing production and what contributed to this decline, as well as the many obstacles a revival of manufactured housing production faces.
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Mad Island Banding
April 11, 2012 by Pete Marra
Every spring millions and millions of migratory birds fly non-stop across the Gulf of Mexico and make land fall at places like the TNC's Mad Island Preserve in Texas. Thanks to support from SCBI champion Helen DuBois and the Trull Foundation, the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center (SMBC) is there to greet these tired travelers back to the United States. A collaborative effort, SMBC along with TNC and the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory plan to combine a rigorous bird banding effort along with a educational activities for local Texas school groups to excite the masses about migratory birds and their migration. Please check in with us regularly from now until mid-May to see how this amazing animal migration is faring.
Bea Harrison, the lead bander, writes:
"Compared to yesterday, today seemed really slow, but we still got a wide variety of species coming through. We had 6 indigo buntings, 3 Kentucky warblers, 2 blue-winged warblers, 2 hooded warblers, 1 prothonotary warbler, 1 worm-eating warbler, 2 orchard orioles, 1 northern cardinal, and 7 ruby-throated hummingbirds."
"It was pretty hot (90 degrees) by 11 a.m. so we were running nets every 15 minutes most of the day and closing some nets when we had to because they were in direct sunlight. We have had a strong onshore wind so we think most birds are flying on over."


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As Mount Rainier reopens, staff remembers Margaret Anderson
Mount Rainier National Park reopened Saturday morning, six days after a murder and ensuing manhunt forced visitors to evacuate the recreational area.
"It's really important to us that the park is back open and we're reclaiming the park for all of those things that make it so important and special to people," Kevin Bache, the park's spokesperson, said.
But as people returned, and cars lined up at the gates to reenter the park, many still mourned the death of park ranger Margaret Anderson.
"Every time we come to the park, there's a part of our heart that's missing here and that's going to be the case for a long, long time," Bacher said.
In fact, half of the staff working Saturday were from other parks, brought in because many of the staff at Mount Rainier still can't deal with what happened New Year's Day.
One volunteer ranger saw Anderson just moments before she was killed.
"I was outside and she honked, smiled, waved, and I saw her turn up the hill," Bill Marsh said.
Anderson was shot by Benjamin Colton Barnes as she attempted to stop his car at a check point. Barnes was found dead the next day in a nearby creek.
"What I know about Margaret is that all she wants is nothing but the best for this park, and that beautiful smile of hers, when I go up the road, that's what I am going to be thinking about," Marsh added.
In a statement, Mount Rainier National Park Superintendent Ray King said the following:
"It was heartening to arrive at the park this morning and see the line of cars at the Nisqually Entrance full of people eager to enjoy their park today. We are thankful for the dozens of employees that have come here from other national parks whose assistance allowed us to reopen."Copyright © 2014, The Morning Call


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VCU pep band channels its inner Miley Cyrus
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They came in like a wrecking ballllllllllllllll!
The Virginia Commonwealth University pep band decided to channel its inner Miley Cyrus during a basketball game against George Mason Thursday night, performing the singer's hit with aplomb.
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Determine model field type from within my template?
I can't seem to determine what a model's field type is from within a template. I'm iterating through all rows and fields and want to implement special handling for certain field types, but it doesn't work. Here's how my object looks in models.py:
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class MyModel(models.Model) Field1 = models.CharField(max_length=30) Field2 = models.DateTimeField()
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def MyView(request): entries = serializers.serialize( "python", MyModel.objects.all()[:10] ) return render_to_response('MyTemplate.html', entries, context_instance=RequestContext(request))
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I've tried "field.type" and a number of other ways but nothing seems to return what I'm looking for. Can anyone offer help on this?
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Solved using nested scripting dictionary
Sorry, not "scripting dictionary". Anyhow.......
Nobody responded, but I did find a solution, so I'll post it here for the sake of being polite in case someone else has the same problem in the future. I decided to just use a nested dictionary instead of going with the serialized solution previously posted. So my model is the same, but here's my new view:
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def MyView(request): MyQuerySet = MyModel.objects.all()[:10] MyDictionary = {} RowNumber = 0 for row in MyQuerySet: NestedDictionary = {} ColumnNumber = 0 for column in row._meta.fields: if column.verbose_name != "ID": fieldtype = str(type(column)).replace("'>", "").replace("<class 'django.db.models.fields.", "") NestedDictionary.update({str(ColumnNumber): {'name': column.verbose_name, 'value': getattr(row, column.verbose_name), 'type': fieldtype} }) ColumnNumber = ColumnNumber + 1 MyDictionary.update({str(RowNumber): NestedDictionary}) RowNumber = RowNumber + 1 ctx = {} ctx.update({'MyDictionary':MyDictionary}) return render_to_response('MyTemplate.html', ctx, context_instance=RequestContext(request))
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Since someone else writes the var names with a lot of our stuff, I make pretty heavy use of stuff like

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in my pages. I do this a lot for objects/dictionaries where I'm not sure what all properties they have, or I know they have some kind of property but not its name.
Or, if I'm looking at the shop running in a terminal, in the .py file I can
print field
to see in the terminal, but prettyprint in JInja2 makes a nice filter.
This is a quick poor-man's debugging/development tool, but it'll give you a better idea of what your objects actually have in them, and what to call individuals inside.


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A hole at left tackle will command the Saints' attention this offseason if they fail to re-sign OLT Jermon Bushrod.
Saints OT Brown still looking to prove himself
The Saints are waiting for OT Charles Brown to meet expectations as he enters his third season.
Vikings-Saints matchup of the day: Friday
Here's another key matchup in Sunday's Vikings-Saints game in Minnesota.
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The Saints' offensive tackles will have their hands full Sunday when they try to protect QB Drew Brees from DE Julius Peppers.
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The Saints hold on to OLT Jermon Bushrod, signing him to a two-year deal.
Bushrod: Saints know I want to stay
OLT Jermon Bushrod would like to stay with the Saints, the four-year veteran told PFW this week, and he has made that clear to the Saints.
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The lockout is giving Saints free-agent OLT Jermon Bushrod the opportunity to focus on other priorities — ones that he said help take his mind off the labor dispute.
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The Saints tendered 10 players late Tuesday, including OLT Jermon Bushrod and WR Lance Moore.
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OLT Jermon Bushrod could become an unrestricted free agent in the offseason, but we hear the Saints are not eager to get rid of him.
Saints want to see more from Bushrod
After handing him the starting OLT job last season, New Orleans has been less than thrilled with Jermon Bushrod's play this year but is hoping he will prove that he's the long-term answer at the position. Read about ...
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OLT Jammal Brown has yet to sign his restricted free-agent tender and is hoping to receive a long-term contract offer, but word is the Saints aren't interested in discussing such a deal with him.
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PFW's Eric Edholm analyzes the matchup between Saints OLT Jermon Bushrod and Colts DRE Dwight Freeney in the first of a daily series examining a matchup of the day leading up to Super Bowl XLIV.
The Chicago Bears have agreed to a five-year contract with Bushrod, filling a major hole on the offensive line. The Bears announced the signing Tuesday.||||||| A person familiar with the situation tells The Associated Press that the deal is potentially worth about $36 million, with $17.7 million guaranteed. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the terms had not been released. Bushrod was drafted in the fourth round by New Orleans in 2007. He started on the Bears' 2009 championship team and made the Pro Bowl the past two seasons.
Bushrod's agent, Richard Rosa, says the two-year starter on New Orleans' offensive line has reached a two-year deal with New Orleans. He did not disclose financial terms.||||||| The Saints acquired the 6-foot-5, 315-pound Bushrod in the fourth round of the 2007 draft out of Towson. He did not play a single offensive snap for his first two seasons, but after Jammal Brown was traded to Washington, he started in 2009 for the Saints' run to their first Super Bowl title and started every game last season.
Bushrod is returning to New Orleans, where the man known as "Big Neck" by Saints teammates could find stiff competition to retain his starting left tackle spot.||||||| Bushrod's agent, Rich Rosa, said his client was set to sign a tender offer of about $1.7 million on Tuesday. "It's a great opportunity for him," Rosa said. "He played at a very high level last year and he's very happy, obviously, that he'll have a Super Bowl ring on his finger."
Bushrod hurt his right leg in the second quarter of the Saints' home game against the Lions on Sunday.||||||| Bushrod, in his third season, was making his first NFL start because Jammal Brown has been sidelined for weeks by a sports hernia and hip injury. A 2007 fourth-round draft choice out of Towson, Bushrod had to be helped off the field, putting little weight on his right leg. He was replaced by Zach Strief.
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Four public schools and about one-fifth of town have lost power as the effects of Tropical Storm Sandy are being felt in Andover Monday.
Power was lost Monday at the water treatment plant on Lowell Street, which switched to an emergency generator, said police Chief Brian Pattullo.
"We have numerous trees down, spotty power outages. We probably have 20 percent [of homes] out of power in town," said Pattullo moments after speaking with Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency Monday night. "We have a lot of trees down and road closures or areas that are roped off so people won't drive under low-hanging wires."
About 20 Andover streets were fully closed or had been limited to one lane because of trees knocked down by strong wind gusts. A tree down on Frontage Road cut out power to Sanborn Elementary School Monday. High Plain Elementary and Wood Hill Middle, which share a campus on High Plain Road, were also without power, as was Andover High on Shawsheen Road, said Pattullo.
Small brush fires, including one on Haverhill Street (Route 133), had been started by downed power lines.
"The fire department has been very busy with arcing wires," Pattullo said.
Town Offices and all schools were closed Monday. Pattullo planned to meet with Superintendent of Schools Marinel McGrath at 8:30 p.m. Monday to discuss the plan for Tuesday.
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Large luxury home next to Tigertail Beach in Marco Island
- bedrooms 6
- baths 6
- sleeps 14
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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vacation rental description
Located 3 houses away from the entry to the famous Tigertail Beach, our
luxurious waterfront house is the ideal spot for a relaxing
vacation. You can walk from the house onto the sand in 3 or 4 minutes.
Unlike most rental homes on Marco Island, our home features a modern
open floorplan with vaulted ceilings and spacious living spaces.
Fully furnished and tastefully decorated, our Non-Smoking house will
be sure to please every guest. The warm Gulf of Mexico waters and
beautiful, white sands of nearby Tigertail Beach are perfect for
water, sand, and shelling activities.
The lanai is ideally suited to sunny breakfasts by the pool,
comfortable shade for dining, or just relaxing in the afternoon and
evening. The pool and spa area stays sunny most of the day for
tanning. Most rooms feature wonderful views of the water and pool
area and you can even fish in the canal!
The builders have paid particular attention to fine detail and have produced one of
the nicest homes on Marco.
Beautiful water-views
Six bedrooms (3 x king, 2 x queen, and 1 x two twins) and 6 full bathrooms
5231 square feet air conditioned space, 7646 sq ft total under roof
5 bedrooms have their own luxurious private ensuite bathroom and 6th shares pool bath
Heated pool/spa and large deck space with wonderful waterview
Cable TV's (six), VCR, Sony Playstation 2 (including DVD player), stereo
Fully equipped kitchen with upgraded appliances, Microwave, Dishwasher, Washer and Dryer
Centrally monitored security system
Door alerts on outer doors (ideal for keeping an eye on young children)
Linens and towels provided
On waterway with easy access to the Gulf
Three car garage with electric openers
House built March 2006
Children's toys
High speed cable internet connection available ($20 fee applies)
The kids will enjoy the Nintendo system and there are many toys for
playing inside the house or in the pool. Enjoy the peace of mind of
knowing that all doors, including pool area, will signal if opened,
and kids can be supervised on the lanai from all the main rooms.
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Phone, Air Conditioning, Cable TV, VCR, Stereo, CD Player, PlayStation 2 Game System, Full Kitchen,
Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator,
Ice Maker, Cooking Utensils provided, Linens and Towels provided,
Washer & Dryer, Private Spa, Private Pool, Triple Garage, Gas Grill
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Chair/Booster Seat, No Smoking, No Pets
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Hiking, Biking, Golf, Tennis, Fitness Center, Gym, Miniature Golf,
Fishing, Shopping, Restaurants, Live Theater, Cinemas, Sightseeing,
Swimming, Snorkeling & Diving, Boating, Sailing, Water-skiing,
Windsurfing, Parasailing, Jet-skiing, Shelling, Conservation
Public Library with Video Loan, Playground, Community Center
vacation rental rates
Dec 22, 2012 - April 12, 2013: $4900.00 per week
April 13, 2013-Sept 6, 2013: $3801.00 per week
Sept 7, 2013-Dec 20, 2013: $3500.00 per week
Dec 21, 2013-April 26, 2014: $4950.00 per week
10% Fl tax extra.
$50 damage liability waiver required (non refundable)
Nicholas Holvey 905-315-7988
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Step Outside Your Life: How Curiosity Is Good for You
Finding a Thirst for Knowledge
No one has ever accused me of being an adventurous person: I've never traveled abroad, rarely attempt physical activity more exciting than walking along a well-marked path, have no desire to dye my hair a crazy color or experiment with my eye makeup. But I've always loved to learn. As a young woman I was first in line for the newest foreign flick, was game for any and all political discussions, and adored poring over the Encyclopedia Britannica and soaking up everything it had to say about English monarchs or the Russian Revolution.
These days, as a harried working mother of three boys, I like to think I retain a healthy curiosity about the world. But if I were to be completely honest, I'd have to admit that I stick pretty closely to my routine. My days are notable only for their utter predictability: I get up, make breakfast, drive the kids to school, come home, do laundry, and work at my desk until it's nearly time to pick up the kids. When we get home again, I remove the clothes from the dryer and -- you guessed it -- fold them. Pretty exciting stuff, huh?
But every so often I try to introduce a little novelty into my life. Last year, for example, I saw a display of pomegranates in the supermarket. I had no idea exactly what they were -- fruits? vegetables? gigantic nuts? -- but I bought one anyway. "It's time," I lectured myself, "that you tasted a pomegranate."
At home, my children hovered as I unpacked the groceries. "What's this?" Henry asked, palming the pomegranate like a baseball.
"Can we eat it?" Joe asked.
But I didn't know whether to cut it or peel it, whether it was ripe yet or which parts were edible. "We'll eat it after I look it up online," I said. "Have an apple."
And so it went, for days. The kids would peer into the fruit basket and say, "Let's eat the pomegranate!" And I'd say, "I haven't had time to look it up." Finally it collapsed, rotten, and I threw it on the compost heap.
And that's when I had my moment of truth. As I stood there looking at the pomegranate, oozing its ruby juices, I wondered what had happened to that eager, knowledge-hungry girl. Was I really so busy and single-minded that I could no longer find time to indulge even a tiny moment of random curiosity? When had I stopped finding the world fresh, fascinating, and utterly delicious?
Curiosity is a natural impulse that manifests itself in two primary ways: the urge to understand something new and the urge to experience novelty. Kids generally exhibit both, because figuring out how the world works is their chief task as newcomers to the planet. That's why they're apt to wander off at the mall or conduct ad hoc experiments like sleeping with their heads at the foot of the bed to see if they'll wake up with a different perspective on life.


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Watch a cool behind-the-scenes video from SummerSlam that features Ronda Rousey and...
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Bellator announces the signing of the 2013 female fighter of the year.
Rory MacDonald, Tarec Saffiedine and others answer questions about their October 4th fights.
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UFC Fight Night 47 results from Bangor, Maine.
Watch UFC veteran Krzysztof Soszynski announce his MMA retirement on "Inside MMA."
News and notes from Dana White's latest media scrum.
U.S. Marshals in Simi Valley, California capture War Machine.
Full results and video coverage of the UFC Fight Night 47 weigh-ins.
Looking at 10 of the most colorful personalities in MMA history
UFC restructures their international division, promotes well-respected executive.
Injury forces change to the lineup at UFC Fight Night Tulsa on 8/23.
Dana White is back from vacation and he's addressing several current UFC-related topics.
Donald Cerrone vs Bobby Green has been added to the UFC 178 lineup
Bellator announces the return of their Women's division with signing of Coenen and Budd.
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The Princeton Lectures on Youth, Church, and Culture are designed to foster original scholarship pertaining to youth and the contemporary church. The lectures are delivered as a series at the Princeton Forums on Youth Ministry and are published annually. Lecturers include scholars who are not directly involved in the practice or study of youth ministry but who can bring the fruits of their respective disciplines to bear on ministry with the young.
The theme for the 2005 lectures is "With Energy, Intelligence, Imagination, and Love: Leadership in Youth Ministry." The final question asked of elders and ministers at their ordination in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is "Will you seek to serve the people with energy, intelligence, imagination and love?" It is a question that would well be asked of any persons called to work in youth ministry, be they volunteer leaders, parents, pastors, or youth directors. Ministry with young people certainly requires energy, intelligence, imagination, and love. Energy for all night lock-ins, keeping up with middle school youth, and dealing with conflict; intelligence for theological reflection, education, and addressing complex issues raised by ministry; imagination for envisioning a future and helping young people to discern.
God's call in their lives; and plenty of love to enfold youth and their families in God's care. These four qualities are the marks of faithful leadership. The 2005 Princeton Lectures on Youth, Church, and Culture explore these qualities and offer Christian perspectives on leadership for youth ministry. What is the proper response to the question "Will you seek to serve the young people in your community with energy, intelligence, imagination, and love?" I will, with God's help.
May these lectures feed your mind and renew your passion for ministry.
Faithfully yours,
Amy Scott VaughnDirector of Leadership DevelopmentInstitute for Youth Ministry
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This afternoon, a reporter who covers the Michigan politics snapped a photo of what Tina Fey would describe as "grey faced men with $2 haircuts" glowering over women's fashion magazines. Accompanying the photo was the caption, "@MIHouseGOP members Victory, Pettalia, and Glardon: 'Don't say we don't understand women.'"… »


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Visitation will be held Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2013, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Nichols Funeral Home in Addison, where services will be held at 1 p.m. Brother Albert Pendarvis will officiate. Burial will be in Kennedy Cemetery.
He is survived by his parents, Darren (B.J.) Cleghorn and Ginger (Chris) Denton; grandmothers, Monk Bartlett and Tommie Cleghorn; sister, Lyndsey Deaver; niece and nephew, Brooklyn and Cameron; and many aunts, uncles and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Demp Cleghorn and Ray Bartlett.
Friends may sign the guestbook online at www.nicholsfuneralhomes.com.
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Gelato Date
Any day is sure to be a great one when the sun and the clouds are getting along! Gelato Date by We Think Things is a charming design that can be worn on a sunny or a cloudy day.
Designed by
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We Think Things is Felix Meyer and Pascal Monaco, an illustrator and motionographer duo based in Langenhagen, Germany.
Each Tattly is:
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You will need:
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- Black, white and blue paint
- PVA glue and glue stick
- Plastic dip tub
- 2 small pie cases
- Black lid
- Scissors (adult use only)
- Black marker
- Red, white and orange A4 paper
- Newspaper- one small sheet and some scrunched into balls
- Plastic bottle
- Cotton wool
- 2 sponges
- 2 mixing palettes
Remember to ask a Grown-up for help.
Part 1
Using the red piece of paper, ask a grown-up to help you cut out two horizontal strips. Using the glue, stick these red strips onto the white piece of paper, leaving a gap in between each strip to make a striped pattern. Using a marker pen, draw on some windows and a door in the centre of the paper.


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About the Conference
Welcome to the official website of MUNSA XIV, the largest high school run Model United Nations conference held in the western United States. MUNSA is hosted by The International School of the Americas, a public magnet school in the North East Independent School District. On January 7th through January 9th, 2015, MUNSA will welcome over 1200 delegates to the Trinity University campus in downtown San Antonio.
Topics of debate will range from "Transmission of Disease Across Borders" and "Discussing the Impact of Urbanization on Child Labor" to "Addressing the Lack of Maternal Health Care in Both Developed and Developing Countries" and "Analyzing Actions to Remove Landmines in East Africa" This year, MUNSA has assumed the theme of innovation and is implementing this theme into every committee room that will be hosted at the conference. This year's conference title, Visionary, is emblematic of this theme and of how delegates will be expected to act: working with the people of the world to solve problems through international cooperation and without compromising the authenticity of his or her country's position.
Our Mission Statement
Model United Nations San Antonio is a non-profit, student-run organization that seeks to create a dynamic learning opportunity for students from the San Antonio area, the state of Texas, the United States of America, and Mexico. As a simulation, MUNSA strives to offer a forum in which academic, leadership, and interpersonal skills are combined to foster student discussion of our world's most pressing problems.


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Gurgaon, 08 August, 2012: Sistema Shyam TeleServices Limited (SSTL) that nationally operates its telecom services under the MTS brand with over 16 million wireless customers today launched a Special Recharge Voucher of Rs 68 for its voice customers to celebrate the spirit of Independence Day. The special voucher will offer talk time worth Rs 75 along with 68 free SMS to all networks.
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Students are accepted from 6 weeks to 4 years old. Attitudes and values are developed which will become a part of the child's personality that will last for a lifetime. Early contact with God's Word and Christian teachers who love children sets the stage for many years of successful school and life experiences.
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Day Care at WMCS
Sandra Newcomb, Director
Thank you for visiting the WMCS Daycare online. In our daycare we have over 150 children ages 6 wks though 4 years old. We also have a pre-kindergarten program that is designed to prepare children for school. We are aware of the great responsibility we have as partners in teaching and nurturing each child. In understanding that responsibility we strive daily to provide a quality education program that inspires each child to create, discover and achieve.
The best educational programs do more than just teach children how to count and learn their ABC's. We want to reach the children's hearts as well as their minds. Self-esteem and effective relationships are important goals for our programs. In planned centers and small groups, the children learn skills that enable them to live peacefully and productively with others. Group experiences provide children a safe place to observe, try new skills and practice what they have learned.
It is our goal to have individual relationships with each child and to nurture every child. We truly hope that you will give us a chance to show you our quality programs and hands-on approach that has truly set us apart.
For more information, please call (870) 735-0642.
To become a sponsor of WMCS, please contact the school office at (870) 400-4000.


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HOUSTON, Texas (August 2009) – Born with the gift of gab, Sharron Melton's career path seemed like an obvious choice. A natural entertainer with a love of social interaction and sharing information, Melton has become one of Houston's favorite co-anchors on ABC-13's award winning morning newscast from 5 a.m. -7 a.m. And, she says her childhood involvement in Girl Scouts helped her get to where she is today.
Growing up in San Antonio, Melton joined Girl Scouts as a Brownie because she wanted to make friends and meet girls her age. But she wasn't expecting to gain much more than new friendships.
"People often don't know about all the things you end up learning about yourself in Girl Scouts," says Melton. "I was able to learn about friendships, but also learned about building confidence and self-esteem and learning how to work with people. Girl Scouts isn't about 'my, my, my,' and 'me, me, me.' It's about girl power." With a master's degree in television communications from Eastern New Mexico University and a bachelor's degree in speech communication and journalism from Texas A&M University, Sharron has worked all over the country as a television news anchor and reporter. But thanks to Girl Scouts – particularly the Cookie Sale – Melton says she can easily approach new people and adapt to new environments.
"I talk for a living, but I think Girl Scouts opened doors to the gifts of gab for me," Melton says. "When kids are young, there's a lot of pressure making friends. My Girl Scout experience made it a lot easier to approach people, especially because of the cookie sale. You had to approach strangers. I learned my marketing and sales skills and can sell people anything at this point."
Melton's greatest memory of Girl Scouting was Girl Scout camp. She remembers an especially chilly camping trip during which she earned the Polar Bear patch for weathering through a 32-degree night. In fact, she is so proud of her accomplishments through Girl Scouting that she still owns her old uniform.
Today, Melton is heavily involved in volunteer service work and enjoys singing, dancing and swimming. She continues to give back to Girl Scouting as an adult volunteer through speaking engagements, and was a guest judge at the Just Desserts event in 2008.
Melton encourages girls to get involved in Girl Scouting as early as possible. "It's the first step to teaching girls about who she is and who she will be," she says. "Girl Scouts will ultimately help a young girl become a strong and confident woman."
Girl Scouts of the USA is the world's preeminent organization for girls, with a membership of more than 3.7 million girls and adults. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Chartered by GSUSA to provide Girl Scouting locally, Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is one of the largest Girl Scout councils in the country serving more than 65,000 girl members and 17,000 adults in 26 southeast Texas counties. For more information call 1-800-392-4340 or visit www.gssjc.org.


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There's a new generation with a new attitude about money. We found several new studies and surveys that suggest in spite of rising costs, college students and graduates feel better prepared to handle their finances. While there isn't necessarily more money available, they are taking on more personal living and college expenses than ever.
Students in Cape Girardeau say while the economy makes it tough to handle the burden, money is on their minds all the time. They say because their parents often didn't have the means to pay for the total of their college education, they heard a lot about being prepared long before they went off to a university.
"My parents told me from the beginning they will support me if necessary but I am on my own now," said Mackenzie Hooker. "I need to support myself because they won't be there forever."
Like many students, Mackenzie Hooker says she learned the value of a dollar early. She says students today are less frivolous, and more thrifty.
They are taking on more payments than ever including rent, and student loans. At Southeast Missouri State University, 57% of students pay their own way.
"I was jealous of people who got everything paid for at first, I was angry," said Mackenzie. "But now I think I'm more prepared and I'm thankful I had to be. My parents raised me this way, I think they wish they could have helped more but with the economy and everything that happens that just wasn't possible"
Mackenzie works at the University Foundation on campus to make a living while she's in school. You'll often find her monitoring her budget online through her phone.
"Starting a budget was not something that was easy to do," said Mackenzie. "I was good at spending all my money, but I have to budget when my car payment is due what my paycheck is going to be."
Mackenzie says she's already focused on getting a job to handle her student loan debt when she graduates.
"I want to get rid of those student loans as soon as possible," said Mackenzie.
Meanwhile, at work nearby you'll find another senior, Ally Campbell. She says her parents preached financial security long before she went to school.
"If I did not have those scholarships I do not know where I would be," said Campbell.
Because of those scholarships, Ally will graduate only $4000 in debt. Meanwhile, she is among a growing number of college students who say they are responsible enough to handle a credit card.
"I'm pretty lenient," said Ally. "But I always try to make above the minimum payment."
Advisors on a national and local level say more students are defaulting on their loans. However, at the same time advisors feel students are more committed to paying them off quickly and working out a plan of action instead of letting the debt get out of control.
Another report out Wednesday suggests college students are finding themselves overqualified, and stuck in limbo.
Since 2010 from age 18-24, almost half are unemployed and say they've taken a job they didn't want or feel overqualified in their current position.
Many more are moving back home with their parents. For many, a solution is moving straight into a Master's Degree program and waiting for better economy and hiring times.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A man who stole items out of a parked car was chased by several witnesses through a parking lot, around several businesses, down a busy street and into his apartment before police arrived, according to an arrest report.
Police said Adam C. Black, 30, had been checking car door handles as he and his 11-year-old sister walked home from the Big Lots on Preston Highway Saturday afternoon. He's accused of stealing a GPS, a wallet and $20 from an unlocked vehicle. Several witnesses chased him home.
Investigators said Black's actions put his younger sister in danger.
Black is charged with theft by unlawful taking, disorderly conduct and unlawful transaction with a minor.
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8:03am Friday 7th December 2012 in West Somerset
FIREFIGHTERS were called out yesterday evening (December 6) to deal with a fire at a property in The Avenue, Minehead.
The alarm was raised at just after 6.15pm and two fire engines from Minehead attended.
They found the property to be heavily smoke logged and set to work on dealing with a fire which was located on the first-floor between the roof and cavity wall.
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Devon Dopfel, a Boston climber and fitness instructor, is looking to raise $5000 in donations to the Boston Area Rape Crises Center, while she works to reach the summit of Aconcagua. The donations are set up by Climb for Change to go directly to the BARCC. The funds aren't being used to pay for the expedition. It would be great for her to find when she gets back that she has succeeded in both goals. If you can, please pitch in some. The BARCC really makes a difference in people's lives. Think of what help at a critical moment at a hospital or afterwards means compared to a mediocre dinner you buy out. expedition empowerment aconcagua 2013 I have no connection with this except having noticed and made a donation myself, and wish to pass this along. Last I saw it looked like she was half way towards the goal : )
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