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The San Antonio Spurs will start Manu Ginobili in place of Tiago Splitter in Game 5 of the 2013 NBA Finals, according to coach Gregg Popovich. It will be the first game Ginobili has started all season.
The move certainly qualifies as a surprise. The 35-year old Ginobili has struggled against the Heat in this series to a significant degree, averaging just 7.5 points per game on 34 percent shooting from the field. Ginobili had a rough game on both sides of the ball in Game 4, and now will be tasked with guarding a suddenly revitalized Dwyane Wade.
Popovich clearly felt the need to go small after watching Splitter have a hard time defensively in Game 4. The 28-year-old finished with just four points and three rebounds in under 14 minutes of work during Miami's 109-93 victory. Despite Ginobili's struggles this series, he was still an asset to San Antonio in the regular season. Ginobili averaged 11.8 points on 42.5 percent shooting with a 19.0 PER in the regular season.
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Congressional District 4Elected: 2009; Term Expires: 2015Residence: St. Paul; Spouse: Mary Don Beeson
Richard Beeson serves as Executive Vice President for Corporate Development & Government Relations at Sunrise Banks, following twenty years as President & CEO of Sunrise-owned Park Midway Bank in Saint Paul. Previously, he was employed with the city of Saint Paul Department of Planning & Economic Development as senior project manager. Beeson received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Minnesota in political science and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Saint Thomas. He has served on the board of Women Venture, the Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists, and numerous others, including as chair of the Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce, the Central Corridor Partnership and as treasurer of the Saint Paul RiverCentre Authority.
Contact:Sunrise Banks
2300 Como Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55108
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At-Large RepresentativeElected: 2007, 2013; Term Expires: 2019Residence: Willmar; Spouse: Debbie Johnson
Dean Johnson has been a parish pastor at Calvary Lutheran Church in Willmar, Minnesota for 36 years. He also was elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives (1978 to 1982) and the Minnesota Senate (1982 to 2006), where he served as minority and majority leader. A brigadier general in the United States Army National Guard, he was special assistant to the chief of chaplains, National Guard Bureau, Washington, D.C., and received numerous awards and commendations, including the Legion of Merit. Johnson grew up on a farm near Lanesboro, Minnesota. He received a bachelor of arts degree in business administration from Luther College in Decorah, Iowa, a master of divinity degree from Luther Theological Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, and, in 2002, a master's degree in strategic studies from the United States Army War College.
Contact:3009 Eagle Ridge Drive E
Willmar, MN 56201
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Congressional District 7Elected: 2003, 2009; Term Expires: 2015Residence: Moorhead; Spouse: Esther Allen
Clyde Allen is retired following a career in the private and public sectors. He most recently served as treasurer and vice president for business affairs for Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota. Before that he was the commissioner of Minnesota's Department of Revenue, the director of research for the Minnesota Taxpayers Association, and a computer specialist for Honeywell. A graduate of Yale University with a degree in political science, Allen has served on numerous governing boards, including Community Living Services Inc., a nonprofit social service provider, and Prairie Public Broadcasting Inc., both located in Fargo, North Dakota. He previously served a two-year term as Chair of the Board of Regents.
Contact:318 - 44th Avenue S
Moorhead, MN 56560
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At-Large RepresentativeElected: 2011; Term Expires: 2017Residence: New Prague; Spouse:
Laura Brod was a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives from 2002 to 2010, serving as Assistant Majority Leader and Assistant Minority Leader during her time in office. She is currently President and CEO of Main Street Strategic; a firm specializing in strategic direction, organizational development, and issue advocacy consulting services. Brod received a bachelor of arts from the University of Minnesota, Summa Cum Laude, in geography and a master of arts in urban and regional studies from Minnesota State University Mankato. During her time in the State Legislature, she served as a board member of the Council of State Governments, a member of the 21st Century Foundation, executive board member of the Midwest Legislative Conference, and was the Public Sector Minnesota Chair for the American Legislative Exchange Council.
Contact:303 Columbus Avenue South
New Prague, MN 56071
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At-Large RepresentativeElected: 2007, 2013; Term Expires: 2019Residence: Minnetonka; Spouse: Henry Cohen
Linda Cohen is a psychologist and marriage and family therapist. Previously, she was a consultant for TCF Bank, directing a business-education partnership with Patrick Henry High School in Minneapolis, assistant director/interim director of Blake Middle School, and a senior administrative team member of the Blake School. Since 2000, Cohen is a member of the Board of Education of Wayzata School District. She currently serves as Chair. She also has been a member of the Advisory Council of the University of Minnesota's Humphrey School of Public Affairs, member and chair of the steering committee of Minnesota Women Psychologists, and a member of the board of the Minneapolis Urban League. A graduate of the University of Minnesota with M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in educational psychology, Cohen also earned a M.A. degree in the history of science from Harvard University and is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate in chemistry of Wellesley College. She previously served a two-year term as Chair of the Board of Regents.
Contact:600 McNamara Alumni Center
200 Oak Street SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455-2020
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Congressional District 2Elected: 2012; Term Expires: 2017Residence: Chanhassen; Spouse: Pam Devine
Thomas Devine is Executive Vice President/Principal of The David Agency, a four generation insurance agency in Edina, Minnesota. Devine received a Bachelor of Arts Degree, BES, in Business and Architectural History from the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Minnesota. He has served as a volunteer on numerous University organizations and has had active involvement in many Insurance Industry boards. Devine is currently serving on the Task Force Working Group for the formation of the Minnesota HealthCare Exchange. He is Past President of the Minnesota Association of Health Underwriters, Presidents Council: Northern Star Council of the Boy Scouts of America and Past National Officer of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity as Board President/CEO, Endowment Fund.
Contact:7640 - South Shore Drive
Chanhassen, MN 55317
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Congressional District 6Elected: 2003, 2009; Term Expires: 2015Residence: St. Cloud; Spouse: Nancy Frobenius
John Frobenius is a retired hospital administrator and served most recently as co-president for the CentraCare Health System in St. Cloud and president of St. Cloud Hospital. Previously, he was an executive vice president and chief operating officer for St. Luke's Regional Medical Center in Boise, Idaho. Frobenius, who received a bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska and a master's degree in health care administration from the University of Minnesota, has served on numerous boards, including the American Hospital Association, the Minnesota Health Care Partnership, and the St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce.
Contact:3008 Dunbar Road
St. Cloud, MN 56301
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Congressional District 3Elected: 2005, 2011; Term Expires: 2017Residence: Wayzata; Spouse: Jani Larson
David Larson is a retired executive vice president for Cargill, Incorporated, where his responsibilities as a member of the Board of Directors and Cargill Corporate Leadership Team included strategic direction and leadership, brand management, employee engagement, business excellence, business conduct and compliance, and overseeing businesses in 67 countries. A graduate of the University of Minnesota with a degree in political science, Larson currently serves on the boards of the University of Minnesota Foundation, the Minnesota Historical Society, Admission Possible, and National History Day. He is past chair of the American Feed Industry Association.
Contact:600 McNamara Alumni Center
200 Oak Street S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55455
(952) 473-3310
Congressional District 5Elected: 2013; Term Expires: 2019Residence: ; Spouse:
Peggy Lucas is a founder and partner in Brighton Development, a housing development company known for its small, inner-city infill projects and historic preservation. She is a two-time graduate of the University of Minnesota receiving both a BA and an MSW. Lucas and her husband served for two years in the Peace Corps in Iran. She is an active community volunteer serving for 18 years on the Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission and currently serving on the board of Art Space. Her previous University activities include the University of Minnesota Foundation Board of Trustees, the Humphrey School Dean's Advisory Council and the Women's Intercollegiate Athletics Advisory Council.
Contact:600 South 2nd Street, #701
Minneapolis, MN 55401
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Congressional District 8Elected: 2011; Term Expires: 2017Residence: Duluth; Spouse: Cari McMillan
David McMillan is Executive Vice President, Minnesota Power, where he has served in a variety of roles since 1989. He received a bachelor of arts degree in economics and history from the University of Minnesota Duluth and a law degree from the University of Minnesota. McMillan has extensive board experience, previously serving as the board chair of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, the Natural Resources Research Institute, the Area Partnership for Economic Expansion, and Goodwill Industrial Vocational Enterprises. Active in his community, he is a past member of the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center's Board of Directors and currently is on the Board of Directors of St. Luke's Hospital.
Contact:2724 Greysolon Road
Duluth, MN 55812
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At-Large RepresentativeElected: 2013; Term Expires: 2019Residence: ; Spouse:
Abdul M. Omari graduated from the University of Minnesota with a B.A. in global studies, continued on to earn a master's of public policy from the Humphrey School of Public Affairs, and is a doctoral candidate in comparative and international development education at the University of Minnesota. Abdul's research is focused on the perceptions of mentoring for African and African American males and the role of Cultural Intelligence within mentoring relationships. Omari is a recipient of the MacArthur Foundation Fellowship. Currently, he teaches a leadership course at the University of Minnesota and is the founder of AMO Enterprise, LLC, which offers training and consulting in the areas of leadership development and mentoring for various audiences including youth, young adults, and professionals. Abdul serves on the Board of Directors for the Minnesota Red Cross and is a proud native of Minneapolis, Minnesota with immigrant parents from Kenya and Jordan.
Contact:600 McNamara Alumni Center
200 Oak Street SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455-2020
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Congressional District 1Elected: 2003, 2009; Term Expires: 2015Residence: Rochester; Spouse: Lester E. Wold
Patricia Simmons is a physician and professor of Pediatrics (Mayo Medical School) in the Department of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, Mayo Clinic, where she is chair of the Division of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology. At the Mayo Clinic she has served on the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees and the Board of Governors, and as Chair of the Executive Board of Mayo Medical Ventures, and as president of her national professional society, among other leadership positions. Simmons, who received a bachelor's degree from Carleton College, magna cum laude, and a medical doctorate from the University of Chicago, completed her residency and fellowship at the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine. She is actively involved in her community, a frequent author and lecturer in her field, and recipient of awards for excellence in teaching. Simmons previously served a two-year term as Chair of the Board of Regents.
Contact:2505 Hillside Lane SW
Rochester, MN 55902
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, November 20, 2012, 3:47 PM
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on Nov 25, 2012 at 8:12 am
The other day a man walked up my driveway as I was playing with the kids handed me his supposed palo alto business card and told me the city was doing a utility upgrade. He asked for my phone number to make an appointment. I did not give it to him. I asked him to have the city contact me via phone. He himself did not look fishy and I almost believed him, but I thought just to be safe.
on Nov 25, 2012 at 9:18 am
Any time I get a junk phone call that mentions P G & E I put the phone down. I seem to get a load of calls that mention P G & E.
on Nov 25, 2012 at 9:51 am
I am constantly getting phone calls trying to sell me "AT&T U-Verse". I tell them I have no interest in that product, but they keep calling, at least once a week for the past year. Is this a scam, too?
on Nov 25, 2012 at 11:39 am
NO AT&T U-Vere is legit, but I am annoyed to receive several pieces of mail as well as frequent phone calls trying to secure our business. We use another vendor, and find the massive sales effort very wasteful.
on Nov 25, 2012 at 11:39 am
I meant: several pieces of ad mail PER WEEK from these folks.
on Nov 27, 2012 at 10:16 am
We get 2-3 calls PER DAY!
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What are Nabarros' property costs like?
I don't know what the property costs are but the building in the picture looks very empty..
Cheapsider - that's because it was taken on a Sunday. Keep up......
Can someone explain the rationale for this in the first place? Just scale?
We all know that this is just Nabarro having a little fling before it finally settles down with it's law firm doppelganger LG...
I thought Nabarro had, finally, just recently signed on their move to the City into JP Morgan's old offices?
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HSI calls on farmers - 'go badger-friendly' to control bovine TB
Lesley Docksey
10th June 2014Following new research showing that even culling a single badger from a family can cause a 'perturbation' that spreads TB, a new call has gone out on farmers to give up on culling, and 'go badger friendly' to control the disease. more...
Stealing the Sacramento River - California agro‑barons' last huge water grab
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17th June 2014In California, water no longer runs to the sea - it runs towards money, writes Will Parrish. Most of the state's water is already controlled by agribusiness elites. Now, backed by politicians, they are planning to grab the little that's left, leaving nature and indigenous communities high and dry. more...
Heavy herbicide use on GMO crops raises Monarch butterfly extinction fear
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10th June 2014Thanks to herbicide use on GMO crops in the US and Canada, Monarch butterfly numbers have crashed - the milkweeds the larvae feed on now survive mainly in 'conservation reserve' land and roadsides - and there's a 5% chance the Monarch will be extinct within 100 years. more...
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The farmer is the future
Julian Rose
13th June 2014In our modern world of supermarkets and on-demand delivery, its easy to forget about the few remaining 'real farmers' who grow healthy, wholesome food, writes Julian Rose. But it won't be long before we give them the appreciation they deserve ... more...
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3rd June 2014Small farmers are losing out as the world's farmland is becoming concentrated in ever fewer hands - and food security is suffering as a consequence. If we do nothing to reverse this trend, writes Stephen Leahy, the world will lose its capacity to feed itself. more...
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3rd June 2014There's two billion hectares of land around the world crying out to have their tree cover restored, writes Katie Reytar. But where to begin? Here's seven countries that offer huge reforestation opportunities - and every one of them will take you by surprise ... more...
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Lawrence Woodward
31st May 2014An unholy alliance of pro- and anti-GMO countries have struck a deal that will sweep away the obstacles to genetically engineered crops in the EU, writes Lawrence Woodward. more...
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Laurence Rose
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Atrazine: Syngenta's herbicide doesn't just poison frogs - it could give you cancer
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Global GMO-free Coalition launches with 4.5 million members
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GMOs - Boycott the GMA 'traitor brands'
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Cremate Monsanto!
Heathcote Williams
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George Wuerthner
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Chris Rose
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Organic certification - inorganic bureaucracy
Julian Rose
17th May 2014Organic certification used to be carried out by real farmers in wellies, who knew all the tricks and could spot dodgy practice on the land at 100 paces, writes Julian Rose. Today's certifiers arrive in patent leather shoes and get no further than the office - and this is meant to be an improvement? more...
Keep these toxic herbicides out of our food!
Pat Thomas
10th May 2014GM crops that resist herbicides are bringing ever higher levels of toxic chemical residues to our food, even mothers' milk, writes Pat Thomas. As the 'endocrine disrupting' effects take place at minute concentrations, there is only one answer - to keep the herbicides off all food crops. more...
Badger cull - police face public grilling from Commissioner
The Ecologist
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Coming to your table? GMO crops resistant to 'war herbicide' 2,4D
Helena Paul
8th May 2014The US looks set to approve GM crops that resist the 'Agent Orange' pesticide 2,4-D as well as glyphosate, writes Helena Paul. If it does, the toxic chemical - created in WW2 to destroy enemy food supplies - will soon end up in animal feeds, and the food we eat. more...
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$ 1,300 - $ 2,300 / month
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Beautiful new 2100 square foot home located on nature area in Robson Ranch Retirement Community. Newly furnished in 2009 this spacious home is tastefully decorated in a southwest theme.
Enjoy the private master bedroom suite and comfortable second bedroom and bath. Den with computer station, formal dining room and activity room with high definition TV complete the interior floor plan.
Covered patio with gas grill and spacious view of nature area compliment the exterior desert landscape.
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 02-11-2014 at 8:53 AM.
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Mark Schauer (920) 471-7998
house rental amenities
Enjoy Robson Ranch 18 hole Championship Golf Course, Fitness Center, Softball Diamond, Tennis Courts, Pickleball Courts, Arts and Crafts and numerous Hobby Club activities. Community Pool and Hot Tub facilities are also available.
Dine in the Sports Bar or Casual Dining Room on site.
activities and attractions in Casa Grande Arizona
Close to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport (one hour drive). Easy access to Major League Baseball Spring Training, Phoenix Suns Basketball, Arizona Cardinals Football, Phoenix Coyotes Hockey, Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction and Phoenix International Raceway (Host of NASCAR Nextel Racing in April and November).
Arizona State University offers cultural as well as athletic events.
Beautiful desert golf courses abound.
Tucson just 1 hour drive south. Driving 2 hours north brings you to historic Jerome and Sedona. A 4.5 hour drive takes you to the Grand Canyon. Las Vegas is 6 hours away. Nogales, Mexico is a three hour drive.
vacation rental rates
December Through March $2,300.00 per month.
April and May $2,000.00 per month. $800.00 per week
June Through August $1,300.00 per month. $800.00 per week
September through November $1,600.00 per month. $800.00 per week
Non refundable cleaning fee of $100.00 per stay.
Refundable security deposit of $500.00 per stay.
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Maximum occupancy is 4 people.
Mark Schauer (920) 471-7998
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Farmall Super A, AV, 1939 - 1954
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My New Super A
1952 Super A Woods L59 mower.
Brute force and Ignorance.
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Very nice!
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
Carm that is a nice looking tractor. What is the horse power of a super A ?
Take a little time to play,you don't grow old as fast that way.
Looks great Carm
70 Brockway 361
Wow - it looks to be in great shape and very well cared for! Everything looks almost like new but original. How did you find it?
51 Cub; IH 340 Utility; IH 240 Utility http://public.fotki.com/PWS/
Oil Pan
Word of advice (from a horrible experience)
you see how the oil pan is not painted, this is because it was dented
when you lift the mower be sure that the shaft on the wheel doesn't knock into the oil pan, mine did and left an awful dent once, my solution solved two problems
Move the wheels to the outside of the deck, they will mount on the top two holes on the skid plates on either discharge side, this will also help cut down on scraping, the center doesn't need scrape protection it has a roller on the inside to keep from scraping, the only drawback to moving the wheel out is it makes it hard to trim especially buildings because if you drift a little they'll smack into the building and either tear up the metal on the barn or bend the deck up.
Either way your choice, both have drawbacks, I have 15 acres of grass to mow so I let my granddad do trim work w/ the john deere rider
Either way a very nice looking Super A will make a nice tractor, the touch controls make them really nice
Nice find!
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- bedrooms 2
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Four European teams were able to advance out of pool play and into the single-elimination tournament at the FIBA World Olympic Qualifying tournament in Caracas, Venezuela. Heading into the final game of the night Friday, however, the Euros were upset in two out of their three games heading into the Lithuania-Puerto Rico nightcap.
Lithuania looked like it might suffer the same fate, but the tournament favorites were able to hold on with a 76-72 victory to advance to Saturday's semifinals. The Lithuanians will now be fighting with three other teams -- Dominican Republic, Nigeria and Russia -- for the final three berths in the 2012 London Olympics.
Toronto Raptors draft pick Jonas Valanciunas was limited to just six minutes of court time due to foul trouble, but Lithuania had enough talent to make up for the loss of their talented big man. Former journeyman NBA point guard Sarunas Jasikevicius took over down the stretch to finish with 11 points while current Raptors forward Linas Kleiza and Mantas Kalnietis led Lithuania with 14 points each.
On the losing side of the basketball, Alex Galindo led the way with 17 points, but Puerto Rico was unfortunately unable to get enough from their NBA stalwarts. J.J. Barea struggled his way to 13 points on 15 shots and a few bad decisions down the stretch while Carlos Arroyo had a more efficient 13 points, but also struggled during crunch time.
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To: Jerry Northwick, Revenue Operations
From: Ed Henderson, Policy Section
Date: January 12, 2009
Subject: Elderly Credit, Rent Reimbursement (Disaster Area)
Iowa Code section 425.17, subsections 4, 7, and 9 and rules 701—73.6 and 73.19, Iowa Administrative Code.
A person eligible for a rent reimbursement was forced to leave that person's rented residence because of a flood and received assistance from FEMA to live in a motel until the residence became livable.
What amount, if any, is considered income to the claimant and what amount, if any, is considered rent paid by the claimant.
Iowa Code section 425.17(4) provides that a "homestead" means the dwelling rented and used as a home by the claimant. The motel is certainly the claimant's homestead for the period of time the claimant' home is unlivable. Section 425.17(7) provides that cash public assistance is "income" to the claimant. Payments made to the motel by FEMA for the benefit of the claimant would be income to the claimant. Section 425.17(9) provides that "rent constituting property taxes paid" means rent paid in cash by the claimant for the right of occupancy of the claimant's homestead. Payments made to the motel by the claimant would be considered rent paid by the claimant but payments made by FEMA directly to the motel on behalf of the claimant or payments made to the claimant for payment to the motel would not be considered rent paid. Rules 73.6 and 73.19 are consistent with these conclusions.


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by Shai Sachs, Fri Sep 21, 2007 at 03:17:34 PM EDT
Yesterday, Jeff Jarvis announced that he's been awarded a two-year, $100,000 grant to fund entrepreneurial journalism. Jarvis is a journalism professor at CUNY, and has many years of experience in media and media criticism, having worked at Entertainment Weekly, TV Guide, the Chicago Tribune, and a whole host of other venues. This semester, Jarvis is teaching a course on entrepreneurial journalism; his students design entrepreneurial projects meant to shake up the world of journalism. The $100,000 grant will go to seed some of the top ideas from the class.
Jarvis should be commended for his project on entrepreneurial journalism, and I think this grant soundly affirms the importance of the project. Entrepreneurial journalism attempts to find new ways to make journalism sustainable and relevant in our cultural and economic climate. This idea is incredibly important to the progressive movement. After all, the present crisis in media is really the combination of two troubling trends: one, the increasing militancy of conservatives in bullying and taking over purportedly objective media; and two, the decreasing number of resources devoted to high-quality journalism, partially the result of the media conglomeration of the 1990's. These are monumental problems for progressives, as they immeasurably contribute to the strength of the conservative movement.
Indeed, journalistic entrepreneurialism has a very comfortable home in the progressive movement. Every progressive blog, to some degree or another, is an exercise in journalistic entrepreneurship. Innovative projects like ePluribus Media, Assignment Zero, and Real TV were started by progressives or have goals explicitly focused on spreading progressive ideas through journalism. As interesting as some of these projects are, I suspect that Jarvis's students will come up with still more ground-breaking sustainability mechanisms for full-time journalism, and I'll be very interested to see the results.
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Why Settle 4 A View? We Have An Oceanfront 4 U!! in Daytona Beach Shores
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Surfside Club
- rates (USD) $ 1,700 - $ 2,000 / month
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Beautiful direct oceanfront. Located on the penthouse floor, the 7th, of the Surfside Club Condos in Daytona Beach Shores.
Living room and master bedroom open to large private balcony on the Atlantic Ocean and its cool breezes.
Master suite has large dressing area with built-in vanity and
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Second bedroom has 2 twin size beds. We also have
two aerobeds for additional guests.
Floats, beach chairs, boogie boards, beach toys, beach bikes.
Individual assigned garage with automatic opener.
Surfside Club is a locked and secured building. Located on AIA, (Atlantic Drive), less than a block south of the Dunlawton Bridge.
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property availability
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Last modified on 06-9-2014 at 11:03 AM.
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Bruce Armstrong 405-842-3294
condo rental amenities
Heated Pool, Children's pool, TV's in living room, both bedrooms.
VCR-DVD in living room. Fully equipped kitchen includes ice maker,
microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker, all cooking and eating
utensils. Complete supply of linens and towels.
No pets
No Smoking
activities and attractions in Daytona Beach Shores Atlantic Coast Central
Swimming, boating, fishing, tennis, golf, miniature golf, shopping,
restaurants, sightseeing, surfing, biking, cook-outs on the beach.
A short drive to the Orlando attractions of
Disneyworld, Universal Studios, Sea World and Wet & Wild.
Less than an hour drive to historical St. Augustine. If you haven't been to the old historical city, make plans to go.
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Canaveral and the space center. (if you are lucky enough to be at
condo during a space launch its a great view from balcony)
Fishing from the Sunglow Pier, one block south.
Have you ever eaten at Crabby Joe's on the Pier? Walk down for breakfast, lunch or dinner for some of the best in casual dining.
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Monthly rental or longer only; any rental of less than one month will
be charged the monthly rate. All rates are subject to 12.5% state and
local taxes.
Rental range: $1700.00 to $2000.00 per month plus taxes
Owner pays electric(up to $100.00 per month), water, cable, and basic
Refundable security and electric deposit of $300.00 required and
non-refundable cleaning fee of $80.00.
Bruce Armstrong 405-842-3294
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STAFF have said pop heart-throb Harry Styles was lovely after he was spotted buying cupcakes in Chapelford for his celebrity girlfriend today, Thursday.
The One Direction singer went to the Custom Cupcake Company to buy 23 cupcakes to mark his girlfriend Taylor Swift's 23rd birthday.
Owner Matt Blakey said they received a call the day before asking for 23 cakes urgently.
He added: "The woman said it was for Harry Styles but I didn't know who that was at first.
"We had got a lot of orders before Christmas but she said he desperately needed them so we said ok.
"It was only afterwards we looked on the internet and saw it was his girlfriend's birthday today and she was 23."
Matt and wife Kelly, who run the company together from their Montgomery Close home, said the cakes were a selection of 12 flavours including ones filled with candy floss and a mint liqueur centre.
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Join the Nordic forces at gamescom 2012
14 Nordic companies ready to rule the Nordic booth, while Simplygon reign as sponsor for the infamous Nordic Party.
Gamescom, 15-17 August in Cologne, Germany, is one of the most important game industry shows in Europe. Nordic Game will of course be present in the business area of the Kölnmesse, hosting a booth with 14 Nordic companies.
Meet us there and be a part of the Nordic game community - as usual, the booth will be packed with Nordic industry people, so it's a perfect place to get in touch with the region. You'll find us in the Business Hall 4.2, booth #J045.
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Another splendid way to meet us is at the renown Nordic Party on Wednesday 15 August, this year sponsored by our good friends from Simplygon.
Pick up your invite and meet the Nordics in Business Hall 4.2, booth #J045.
The following companies are confirmed participants in the Nordic booth - read more about them and their gamescom plans below:
Big Bite Games (Denmark)
Big Bite Games is proud to present Soccorama: the first 3D synchronous multiplayer football game on Facebook. Gamers can compete in realtime with up to 20 players on the pitch and its unique manager side allows players to unfold their creativity by customizing the footballers' appearance and influence match gameplay by tweaking their individual stats, as well as buying a variety of boost items.
We're at Gamescom to meet with potential investors and publishers to bring the game to browsers, mobile devices and consoles.
Company info: Big Bite Games, Drejervej 17, 3., 2400 Copenhagen NV, Denmark
Contact person: Sebastian Warnez, CEO, email@example.com, +45 314 17 667
Website: http://football.bigbitegames.com
Frozenbyte (Finland)
Frozenbyte is an independent game developer with a focus on game quality. All Frozenbyte games are self-funded and based on self-owned IP, and the company maintains a creative, feel-good development culture. The passionate development method has created two well-received game series – Shadowgrounds and Trine – with four games in total for a variety of computer and console platforms. We are currently working on Splot, a new multiplatform IP, and Trine 2 Director's Cut for Nintendo™ Wii U to be released in 2012.
Company info: Frozenbyte, Krogiuksentie 17, 00340 Helsinki, Finland
Contact person: Mikael Haveri, firstname.lastname@example.com, +35 844 027 0884
Website: www.frozenbyte.com
Full Control (Denmark)
Full Control creates games for male core players who do not have time anymore for 200 hours of Skyrim and find no satisfaction in shooting purple pigs at crates. The company also utilizes game technology to create serious gaming projects for clients. We are at gamescom this year to get in contact with publishers and investors looking for developers to create new projects that fit into our target group.
Company info: Full Control ApS, Pilestrædet 45, 1. Tv, 1112 Kbh K, Denmark
Contact person: Thomas Hentschel Lund, email@example.com, +45 2991 2995 Website: http://www.fullcontrol.dk
Goo Technologies (Sweden)
Goo Technologies provides solutions for publishing interactive 3D online in any web browser. We do this through the use of Goo Engine, a powerful WebGL engine/tool designed to make it easy to develop and deploy complex interactive 3D graphics on the web.
At gamescom we will demonstrate that a AAA game can run through HTML5/WebGL with high performance. We will also meet with game developers that want to bring their next AAA games to the web, and look for partners for the future.
Company info: Goo Technologies, Kommendörsgata 30,114 48 Stockholm, Sweden. Contact person: Ola de Freitas, firstname.lastname@example.com,+46 721 734 350 Website: www.gootechnologies.com
Housemarque (Finland)
Housemarque is a renowned independent game developer of digital downloadable games for PS3, Vita, Xbox, iOS and other platforms. With over 15 year long track record Housemarque is one of the most experienced game developers of downloadable games on console platforms.
This year at gamescom we continue to establish new relationships with interactive entertainment companies and meeting old friends.
Company info: Housemarque Inc, Kalevankatu 30 6th floor, 00100 Helsinki Finland . Contact person: Ilari Kuittinen, firstname.lastname@example.com, +35 804 554 2586 . Website: http://www.housemarque.com
Io-Interactive (Denmark)
Io-Interactive is the creative force behind some of the most talked-about PC and multiplatform videogames to emerge in the last decade. Starting with the praised and ground-breaking Hitman series, Io-Interactive has since developed the cult classic Freedom Fighters, the innovative brand Mini Ninjas and the controversial Kane & Lynch series.
Io-Interactive is releasing Hitman: Absolution on November 20th 2012, which has been built from the ground up, incorporating its all-new proprietary Glacier 2 engine. The Glacier 2 technology will set a new benchmark for realizing creative vision and delivering world-class entertainment. Meet the hiring managers of Io-Interactive at the Nordic Game booth and visit the Square Enix's booth in Hall 7 and play Hitman: Absolution.
Company info: IO Interactive, Kalvebod Brygge 35-37, 1560 V Copenhagen, Denmark
Contact person: Line Bundgaard, HR Consultant, email@example.com, +45 4061 8761
Website: www.ioi.dk
LocalizeDirect (Sweden)
LocalizeDirect are the developers of LocDirect, an online localization management tool designed to streamline the localization process. LocalizeDirect also provide professional translation services from a large network of video games translators. This process is managed through their LocDirect system.
We are keen to meet with developers and publishers at Gamescom. Are you looking to improve you localization process and move away from painful excel file management?
Company info: LocalizeDirect AB, Gasverksgatan 9, 252 25 Helsingborg, Sweden
Contact person: Mike Souto, firstname.lastname@example.com, +44 (0)7532050838
Website: www.localizedirect.com
Media Evolution (Sweden)
Media Evolution is a media cluster and member based organisation that endeavors to strengthen innovation and growth in southern Sweden's media sectors through projects and events. The mission is to remove obstacles and to create conditions for growth by encouraging dialogue, providing inspiration, and highlighting new opportunities within media sectors. The vision is that southern Sweden will become Europe's leading innovation platform for media sectors.
Company info: Media Evolution, Stora Varvsgatan 6a, 211 19 Malmö, Sweden
Contact person: Sten Selander, firstname.lastname@example.com, +46 73 312 59 69
Website: http://www.mediaevolution.se
Multiverse (Denmark)
Multiverse ApS is a privately held company founded by industry veterans January 2011, and funded by seed investment and 2 government grants. Multiverse is developing KoGaMa, an online 3D Game Creator and Platform for User-generated Games, currently in open alpha stage. Everything in KoGaMa is centered around multi-player, even when building games and setting up game logic, making it a highly social experience running directly in your browser.
Multiverse is attending GamesCom to present KoGaMa to potential partners interested in creative, social sandbox-builder games. We're primarily interested in meeting investors, publishers and user-acquisition services.
Company info: Multiverse ApS, Kronprinsensgade 13, 1. tv, 1114 Copenhagen
Contact person: Caspar Strandbygaard, CEO, email@example.com ,+45 4143 8785
Website: www.kogama.com
Neogames (Finland)
Neogames is the Finnish Centre of Game Business, Research and Education. Neogames is a membership based organisation and nearly all Finnish game developers, game research units and schools providing game education are members of Neogames. Our primary mission in Gamescom is to create and and strengthen networks in order to enhance our members business and other activities.
Company info: Hermiankatu 1, 33720 Tampere, Finland
Contact person: KooPee Hiltunen, email@example.com,+35 840 532 4176
Website: www.hermia.fi/neogames
Pauhu Games (Finland)
Pauhu Games is a small game company located in Kotka, Finland. We focus on multiplatform game development with main focus on mobile & online games. Pauhu Games has released two mobile games, 'Cheezia' and 'Cheezia: Gears of Fur', which are available on App Store, Google Play, Amazon Appstore and Barnes & Noble NOOK Store.
Pauhu Games is at gamescom 2012 seeking investors and publishers for our third game currently in development.
Company info: Pauhu Games, Heikinkatu 7, 48100 Kotka, Finland
Contact person: Jari Laurila, firstname.lastname@example.com,+35 840 510 1933
Star Arcade (Finland)
Star Arcade is a mobile social gaming community. It provides a cross platform multiplayer gaming experience where users from more than 180 countries can play real-time with and against each other across platforms including iOS, Android, Nokia, WP, Blackberry, Meego/Maemo, Samsung Bada and Facebook. For example, a gamer in Cape Town with an Android phone can play against an opponent in Bangkok, who is using Facebook. Star Arcade is all about engaging and removing all barriers to entry. At gamescom 2012 Star Arcade want to present the latest multiplayer experience & games.
Company info: Star Arcade, Yliopistonkatu 38 B 15, FIN-40100 JYVÄSKYLÄ, Finland
Contact person: Simon Ådahl, firstname.lastname@example.com, +35 840 0660 130 Website: www.star-arcade.com
Umbra Software (Finland)
Umbra Software develops Rendering Optimization Middleware for consoles and the PC. Our latest product, Umbra 3, is being used by developers such as ArenaNet, Bungie, Kojima Productions, Remedy, CD Projekt and many other triple-A developers to handle their occlusion culling needs.
We are demoing the latest version of Umbra 3 at gamescom 2012. Come see why many of the world's best videogame developers have chosen our technology as their visibility solution.
Company info: Umbra Software, Eerikinkatu 27, 00180 Helsinki, Finland
Contact person: Thomas Puha, Director of developer relations, firstname.lastname@example.com, +358 50 3590 432
Website: www.umbra3.com
About Nordic Game
The Nordic Game booth in the business hall of Gamescom 2012 is a project of the Nordic Game Program (www.nordicgameprogram.org). The mission of the program is to ensure the access to quality computer games that are distinctly Nordic. Motivated by the conviction that game developers of the Nordic region are best suited to create such entertainment, the Nordic Ministers for Culture launched the Nordic Game Program in 2006.
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Follow us on www.nordicgame.com, on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/NordicGame), and Twitter (https://twitter.com/#!/NordicGame)
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Much like our best-selling Kids Connect the Dots, Kids Preschool Puzzles is all about simple educational fun with over 100 colorful puzzles.
★★★★★ How is the game played? ★★★★★
Children will see an outline of an image belonging to one of the following categories: Animals, Food, Transport, Geometric Figures, Numbers, Letters, as well as Other. Your child will then slide and snap the colorful puzzle pieces into place to reveal the delightful image.
Once kids complete the puzzle, the pleasant voice of a lady announcer congratulates the child on an excellent job and tells the child what the image depicts.
Every section is designed so children enjoy success time after time and receive positive reinforcement from the likable teacher. So they want to keep learning.
The game comes with over 100 kid-pleasing puzzles, which represent colorful graphics, such as a rhino, a fox, a bunch of bananas, a birthday cake, a helicopter or a castle.
★★★★★ What will my children learn? ★★★★★
Like all Intellijoy games, the game focuses on a specific educational lesson, so children and their parents find the game really inviting and distraction-free. Kids Preschool Puzzles helps children build and practice cognitive skills, visual spatial skills, shape recognition, as well as tactile and fine motor skills.
Once your child is involved and happy, you can relax, with the assurance that he or she is having a great time – and learning!
If you'd like to test the game yourself before you buy it, we offer a free lite version.
Although it's perfect for preschoolers, who just love the game, many children of kindergarten age and in the early grades also enjoy snapping the puzzle pieces into place and learning the 100-plus images the puzzles represent.
★★★★★ Hey, how did you take the top four spots in the Education section? ★★★★★
✔ Kids love our games. Parents love to see their preschool-aged children being both educated and quietly happy. Google noticed our great reviews and then featured and promoted our apps.
✔ Educational games for young children is all we do. Our mission is: "Delight children through learning."
✔ Our games are laser focused. For example, the numbers game doesn't teach letters, and the letters game doesn't teach math. We keep the games simple but magically inviting and nourishing.
✔ We strive to give children just the right balance between education and fun. So our games don't feature fun at the expense of education – or education at the expense of fun. We also know games that are too complicated don't involve and delight kids.


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Daily Digest: January 31, 2013
Agricultural economists encourage farmers to look beyond their families when hiring. [NPR]
In Japan, cute food is the norm. [NPR]
Mario Batali creates his own "Harbowl" with food. [ESPN]
Caesars Palace to launch its Food University. [Forbes]
Montreal's Poutine Week begins tomorrow. [Montreal... Read more >
Recipe Roundup: Super Bowl Spread
Regardless of which Harbaugh brother you'll be rooting for this Sunday, everyone can agree that half the fun of watching the Super Bowl is pigging out on the snacks. This year we're upping our game with pumped-up versions of crowd-pleasing classics.
Potent habanero peppers add an undercurrent of heat to the sweet and buttery sauce that accompanies these wings.
Pistachios add striking crunch to this addictive guacamole from chef Alex Stupak of the Empellón restaurants.
Cornmeal-Crusted Oysters with Sriracha Rémoulade... Read more >
Daily Digest: January 30, 2013
Chicken wing boom continues. [NPR]
How did guacamole become an essential Super Bowl food? [Smithsonian]
The renaissance of backyard farming. [WSJ]
Jonathan Gold's latest food quiz is about feet. [LAT]
College students organize to donate leftover food to local shelters.... Read more >
The Bookshelf: Jasmine and Fire
After fleeing a war-torn Lebanon during her childhood and starting a new life in the United States, food and travel writer Salma Abdelnour always dreamed of returning to her homeland. Her poignant book, Jasmine and Fire: A Bittersweet Year in Beirut, chronicles her complicated return to Lebanon and its vibrant food culture. We got in touch with her to learn about her go-to Lebanese restaurants here in New York City, her favorite cuisines around the globe, and what makes Beirut's food culture so extraordinary.
(Join Salma tomorrow at noon for a special installment of our Beard on Books series at the Beard House.)
JBF: You wrote that when you returned to Beirut and had to come to grips with so many changes in your life, you found solace in Lebanon's food culture. Can you tell us a bit more about that?
Salma Abdelnour:... Read more >
Daily Digest: January 29, 2013
The history of curry reaches back farther than you may have thought. [Slate]
Why mountain-raised cows produce better cheese. [NPR]
Five hotels for beer fans. [Forbes]
Tips and recipes for homemade hot sauce. [LAT]
The next ingredient to add to your home bar: falernum. [Smithsonian]
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Eat This Word: Strudel
WHAT? Conquerors' confection. Though the delicate filled pastry gained popularity in 18th-century Austria, strudel is most likely a distant cousin of Middle Eastern sweets like baklava: its signature, razor-thin sheets of dough were passed down from the Persians to the Byzantines to the Turks and finally to the Hungarians during the Turkish occupation.
Strudel dough, which is made from flour with a high-gluten content, is traditionally hand-stretched until it is so thin that, as chef David Bouley wrote in East of Paris, you can read a newspaper through it. Sweet strudel fillings like apple and sour cherry are most well-known, but the dish can also be made with savory stuffings like spinach or cabbage.
WHERE? Jeremy Nolen's Bold German Cuisine Dinner
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Awards Watch: Cecilia Chiang to Receive 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award
The James Beard Foundation will honor restaurateur and author Cecilia Chiang with its 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award. As the proprietor of San Francisco's famed Mandarin restaurant, which closed in 2006, Chiang introduced American diners to authentic Mandarin cuisine.
"The Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes those who have truly revolutionized the way Americans think about food," says JBF president Susan Ungaro. "Cecilia elevated Chinese cuisine far beyond the takeout box. She completely embodies the spirit of this award."
The Mandarin enjoyed a loyal clientele, which included Jackie Onassis, Wolfgang Puck, and James Beard. Chiang has also penned two memoirs, The Mandarin Way and The Seventh Daughter.
Daily Digest: January 28, 2013
Go ahead, eat your filet-o-fish: McDonald's fish is certified as sustainable. [NRN]
The backlash against high-fructose corn syrup. [HuffPo]
Food stars in modern Dutch still lifes. [NPR]
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When Chris Hastings isn't serving up his brand of refined farm-to-table cuisine at the acclaimed Hot and Hot Fish Club, the 2012 JBF Award winner can be found checking out his local dining scene. "Birmingham is a small city bursting at the seams with authentic, locally-owned restaurants," he says. Here are a few of his favorite spots.
Late Night Dining
"Birmingham's first and only authentic Mexican food truck also serves the best garlic cheese fries and rice and beans. They can be caught late night in the Lakeview area."
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"We love this place for quintessential Alabama barbecue. Lots of awesome go-to comfort food. They're known for their signature sauces, and my... Read more >
Daily Digest: January 25, 2013
Health minister seeks to lower the insatiable thirst for beer among Czech youth. [WSJ]
How dogs evolved to love carbs. [NPR]
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