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PLATTSBURGH — Clinton County sold 53 parcels at the recent auction of properties with delinquent property taxes, netting nearly $300,000.
"It's a little less than what we budgeted for, but we sold fewer properties than usual, "County Treasurer Joseph Giroux said. "And that's a good thing because it means that more people keep their property, and that's what's important."
The properties were put up for auction after the owners did not pay taxes for two years.
In past years, the final deadline to pay back taxes was 90 days before the auction, but this year, delinquent owners were given up to 45 days before the sale to make payments.
Properties that were earmarked for auction were posted with yellow signs from the county on March 11 notifying the owners that the final deadline of April 25 was looming.
Giroux said 18 property owners came forward to make payments after their properties were posted.
"It seemed to work," he said. "We got more people to come forward in those final days."
The total amount of back taxes owed on the 53 properties was about $261,000. The auction brought in about $548,000 for a net total of around $287,000. The money goes into the county's general fund.
Giroux said the county had figured on revenue of about $400,000 from the auction.
"There were a lot of empty fields that sold, and some of the other properties were in bad shape, so we didn't get as much as we normally do," he said, adding that one parcel sold for just $300.
Of those that sold, eight went for less than what was owed in taxes. In cases such as those, the County Legislature must approve the sales, which will be considered at its June 12 meeting.
"The purpose of this auction is to get the taxes paid, and we did that overall," Giroux said.


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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
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In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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The Black Bear Exchange is a food pantry and clothing exchange combination. There is no income requirement for users of the food pantry. Food is available to those that have a need. Our focus is supporting those who are not able to obtain assistance from other community sources. For information about other community sources, please view our Bangor Resource guide.
The Black Bear Exchange
Check out this video about the BBE! (ignore the location mentioned in this video. It needs to be updated!)
Everyone is encouraged to bring gently worn items to swap or small donations can be made instead. The money then goes to buy food for the food pantry. Our goal with this sustainable project is to reduce stigma surrounding food pantries and thrift stores while providing support to the community.
We are always looking for groups and individuals to volunteer short or long term. If you would like more information regarding volunteering please contact Lisa Morin on FC or at 581-4194. Remember to join us on Facebook; search for Black Bear Exchange!
08/22/14 – We are losing our two favorite BBE staff people. Both Heidi and Jessica are off to new adventures – Jessica in California and Heidi as a Graduate Student. The BBE will be closed for the next two weeks while we hired and train new staff. We will re-open during the week of September 7. New hours will be posted by September 6.
Hold a food drive: Basic food drives are always a good choice! Your group can choose to hold a food drive wherever you choose, though Bell's Orono IGA has always welcomed us there. We can also supply you with a list of our main needs that can be handed out to customers as they enter the store.
Hold a fundraiser: Pick a fundraiser that fits your group, and its' talents, and then choose to donate the money or buy food to donate. If you are a musical group hold a small show, if you are an athletic group hold a workout class, just be creative and use what you know!
Make meal kits: We have several recipes that are made mostly from things that can be kept in the BBE. Your group can hold a fundraiser or a food drive to get the ingredients and put together the meal kits. This helps give BBE members ideas for healthy, well put together meal with things they can get in the pantry.
Help staff the pantry: This is good opportunity for individuals or groups. We are always in need of people to help operate the pantry. This is a minimum one semester commitment and there is a short training required but your hours can be set to fit your schedule needs.
Help host an educational event: Part of the BBE is that we want to help people learn how to be healthy no matter what their situation is. If you or your group have an idea for an educational event let us know! This includes events such as a film screenings, health or nutrition classes, or other ideas you may have.
Help with advertising: Are you good at advertising? Do you write for a newspaper or other publication? We are always looking for help to get our name out there and find new volunteers. Let us know how you can help.
Something else that fits you group: Do you have an idea for how to help that is not listed here? Let us know! Everyone has something different to offer and we are willing to work with you so it can benefit both parties. Volunteering can be a great way team builder for a group!
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Signage is still being developed. Red and Black parking is available in the Global Sciences Lot. Red and Blue parking is available in the Aroostook Lot. We will have signs out near the parking lots when we are open to help you find us.


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42 U.S. Code § 300j–3b - Contaminant standards or treatment technique guidelines
(1) Not later than nine months after October 18, 1978, the Administrator shall promulgate guidelines establishing supplemental standards or treatment technique requirements for microbiological, viral, radiological, organic, and inorganic contaminants, which guidelines shall be conditions, as provided in paragraph (2), of any grant for a demonstration project for water reclamation, recycling, and reuse funded under section 300j–3a of this title or under section 300j–3 (a)(2) of this title, where such project involves direct human consumption of treated wastewater. Such guidelines shall provide for sufficient control of each such contaminant, such that in the Administrator's judgement, no adverse effects on the health of persons may reasonably be anticipated to occur, allowing an adequate margin of safety.
(2) A grant referred to in paragraph (1) for a project which involves direct human consumption of treated wastewater may be awarded on or after the date of promulgation of guidelines under this section only if the applicant demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Administrator that the project—
(A) will comply with all national primary drinking water regulations under section 300g–1 of this title;
Any such grant awarded before the date of promulgation of such guidelines shall be conditioned on the applicant's agreement to comply to the maximum feasible extent with such guidelines as expeditiously as practicable following the date of promulgation thereof.
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(4) Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit or delay the award of any grant referred to in paragraph (1) prior to the date of promulgation of such guidelines.
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Source(Pub. L. 95–477, § 7(b),Oct. 18, 1978, 92 Stat. 1511.)
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Section 300j–1 (a)(2) of this title, referred to in par. (3)(A), was amended by Pub. L. 104–182, title I, § 121(3), (4)(A),Aug. 6, 1996, 110 Stat. 1651, to redesignate par. (2)(B) as subsec. (b) ofsection 300j–1, strike par. (2)(A), and add a new par. (2) relating to information and research facilities.
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The southbound carriageway of the M40 was closed yesterday morning after a van overturned.
Thames Valley Police was called to junction eight of the M40 at 7.09am.
The van overturned in lane two but all three lanes of the motorway were closed, with traffic being filtered through the hard shoulder.
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I have been having sleepless nights and one of the causes is the travelling that my daughter and I will have to do next week. Sans the husband. What makes this trip extra stressful is the packing. Since there will only be one adult during the trip, we have to choose and pack our things wisely. It's a different thing when the husband is with us as I can rely on two strong hands and stronger shoulders to carry our bags. We travel frequently and I get to pack our things but honestly, I am quite bored with my usual ensemble – jeans and shirts plus a cardigan or sweater. It's a good thing I stumbled upon a blog post regarding essentials when travelling courtesy of Simple Mom.
Following Tsh's advice, I bought some new tank tops and girly blouses today. And since I can't seem to resist, I got myself some funny t shirts too. During our last trip two weeks ago, I packed our stuff seven hours prior to our flight. It was absolutely stressful. This time, I intended to do the job a day before our flight to lessen the anxiety. I still have to do an inventory of things that we should bring as early as now so I can easily add or subtract those that we might or might not need. Wish me luck!


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A KO would be nice..., Floyd Mayweather
A KO would be nice..., Floyd Mayweather
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Not saying he has to, or that he needs much more to prove in order to justictify his place as the greatest of this era. But can you imagine how much more money, how much more power, how much more respect he'd acquire had he finish off Cotto, Guerrero, Mosley, Marquez, De La Hoya when he had them all hurt. I doubt the whole Mayweather-Pacquiao dream fight would be much of a 9th wonder of the boxing general world. IMO along with his skill-set that we know him by today, there wouldn't be room for any dispute when ever you brought his name up because he'd be the complete package. Again, don't get me wrong, Mayweather has it all... Or almost. That one thing he lacks ever since jumping to WW and which I believe is a reason he even started fighting guys toe 2 toe, is for a better win KO%, which if he was able to produce against those for 5 names, would bring him much more fortune and fame. #wishfulthinking
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Also, if Mayweather was a power puncher along with the skill-set he already has, would that put him above most, if not all past greats?
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On the other hand KOing someone whose never been stopped before by big punchers is a statement, eg Matthysee vs Peterson. So maybe if Floyd stopped Mosley, and Guererro and Marquez, he'd be the guy to stop them. Because when Hatton was stopped by him, and then destroyed by Pac, Pac is never given any credit because Floyd beat him to the punch...
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A water main break in Cape Coral shut down a major road for most of the day. The break happened on the corner of Nicholas Parkway and Southwest 11th Street.
The southbound lanes from Santa Barbara place to Southwest 8th Street have since reopened.
The water is back on and people are under a boil water notice. And although the break is fixed, crews have to dig up and repave the road because of how the water burst.
We have seen a few breaks lately in the Cape and it's an issue we may see more of.
It was a rough morning for those in about a dozen home off Nicholas Parkway as they woke up to find they didn't have water.
Officials with Cape Utilities say an eighth-inch water main break happened around 5:30 Thursday morning.
The utilities supervisor tells us rocks and weather caused the break. He says it's happening often with older pipes because the plastic PVC pipes shift on top of coral rock rain also adds to the mix.
Crews tell us they respond to roughly 14 calls a week and are expecting more as the pipes age - further proving how important it is to maintain the cities infrastructure.
"If I don't maintain it, something is going to break so you have to address it. Hopefully we can do it now proactively instead of reactively," said Cape Councilman Derrick Donnell.
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At first glance the 2 story home looked like any other in the subdivision. A kept and tidy yard. What set it apart from the other homes on Bent Pine Drive and Sunshine Park in North Harris County was that it was being watched by drug agents from Harris County and the DEA.
Harris County Sheriff's Office and agents with the United States Drug Enforcement Agency told FOX 26 they have been closely monitoring the comings and goings at the home after a citizen complaint.
This morning the DEA along with the HCSO executed a search warrant inside and uncovered a large marijuana growing operation.
Nearly every room in the home was set up with fans and a hydroponics system and dozens upon dozens of marijuana plants.
There were enough plants to fill up the back of a pick up drug that drug agents hauled away.
HSCO say the street value of the marijuana is estimated at 2 million dollars.
A male who was at the home was arrested. HSCO have identified him as 38 year old Daw Huynh. He is charged with possession of marijuana between 50-2000 pounds in the form of plants.
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Pelican Pass Pleasure in Surfside Beach
- bedrooms 2
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- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
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- type Condo
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$ 490 - $ 945 / week
$ 784 - $ 1,680 / month
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Ocean front beach access - second row price!
About Myrtle Beach Vacation Rentals - Pelican Pass pleasure
The soft sand of Surfside Beach is just a few steps across a narrow street from this spotless 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo in Pelican Pass. You may or may not have already noticed that "ocean front" lodgings cost a great deal more. If you're the kind of person that enjoys comfort and appreciates value, this condo will be your vacation home. Delightful decor, comfortable furnishings, new carpeting, refrigerator and stove add up to make this a lovely place to rest after days of enjoying the beach, golf, shopping and attractions the Grand Strand has to offer.
The swimming pool is exclusively for Pelican Pass guests, it won't be crowded, and it's perfectly situated for afternoon sunbathing. The balcony can be entered from the master bedroom as well as the living room. The living room has a sofa sleeper and a great easy chair for you to relax, watch TV or a DVD after each vacation day. There is a WiFi high speed internet connection. The kitchen has a breakfast counter with two bar stools, full sized appliances, and is fully equipped with cooking utensils, dishes, glassware, tableware,blender, etc. The master bedroom has a king size bed, dresser and chest for plenty of storage, TV, and a full bathroom with tub and shower. The second bedroom has twin beds and a TV, with full bath nearby. All rooms have ceiling fans to keep cool air moving. Linens are provided, beds will be made, some soap, paper towels and trash bags will be on hand. You will not begin your vacation by making beds or running to the store to get toilet paper.
Surfside Beach is perfect for a family vacation, away from the traffic and crowds, but still a short drive to attractions. The Surfside Beach pier, restaurants and shops are a six block walk to the north from Pelican Pass. The Garden City beach pier, restaurants, bars and shopping are a short drive (or a pleasant, longer walk) south. It's easy to see that many great vacation days will begin and end here, is it not?
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Parking: Lot, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25, Floor Area: 1,100 sq ft.
Amenities: Air Conditioning, Balcony, Big Screen TV, Cable, Clothes Dryer, Coffee Maker, Communal Pool, Covered Patio, DVD, Dish Washer, Dishwasher, Full Kitchen, Ice Maker, Internet Access, Laundry, Microwave, Private Pool, Refrigerator, Satellite or Cable, TV, WIFI, Washing Machine.
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Base Rate Non-seasonal trips $100.00 /Daily $630.00 /Week $2,240.00 /Month
Security Deposit: $0
Rental Deposit: 35%
Cleaning Fee: $100
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Late Winter
Jan 1 - Mar 29
$90.00 Sunday|Thursday|Friday|Saturday $70.00 Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday $784.00 /Month
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$130.00 Sunday|Thursday|Friday|Saturday $100.00 Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday $665.00 /Week
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$150.00 Sunday|Thursday|Friday|Saturday $130.00 Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday $840.00 /Week
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$160.00 Sunday|Thursday|Friday|Saturday $140.00 Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday $945.00 /Week $1,680.00 /Month
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$145.00 Sunday|Thursday|Friday|Saturday $125.00 Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday $840.00 /Week
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$120.00 Thursday|Friday|Saturday $100.00 Sunday|Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday $685.00 /Week
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$90.00 Sunday|Thursday|Friday|Saturday $80.00 Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday $490.00 /Week $784.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
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Emergency management officials are zeroing in on four Central Indiana counties hit by recent flooding and severe weather.
They'll begin preliminary damage assessments this morning in Madison, Howard, Tipton and Wabash counties, which had damage, according citizen reports and damage gathered by emergency management professionals.
The assessments will be conducted by local, state and federal officials, including the Indiana Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The assessments are the sixth step in the process of determining whether the areas should pursue federal assistance.
According to the state Department of Homeland Security, that procedure is as follows:
- An emergency or disaster incident occurs.
- Local emergency and public safety personnel, volunteers, humanitarian organizations and other private groups provide emergency life-saving and -sustaining activities, meet immediate human needs, and restore essential services vital to public health and safety.
- A local disaster or emergency is declared.
- Preliminary damage and impact information is reported to the Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS) by citizens and local emergency management entities.
- IDHS determines whether to request joint preliminary damage assessments should be conducted by federal, state and local officials.
- Personnel from FEMA and the U.S. SBA are deployed and join state and local representatives to conduct joint damage assessments (Indiana is currently at this step).
- IDHS provides the findings of the joint damage assessments to the Governor's Office.
- If the Governor determines the extent of damage indicates adequate recovery is beyond the capabilities of the state and local governments, the Governor submits a written request to the President asking that federal assistance be provided under a major disaster or emergency declaration.
- FEMA reviews the request and findings of the joint damage assessments and advises the President whether a disaster or emergency declaration should be granted.
- Federal assistance is granted or denied.
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We are home. We left here about 8:30 AM and did not get home until after 4:30 PM.
I did get all fragile items packed from all the curio cabinets. My daughter packed part of the kitchen my mother is not presently using. If the house were to close and we were to get the floors down this week I could allow moving people into the apartment. I can always go back and pack up the pictures on the walls and the contents of the kitchen cabinets after the furniture is moved.
Lady Hawke I earnestly hope that your wishes are fulfilled during the coming week.
Asti Yes, that's what I thought, lol. I've no idea where he went, but it was probably with a group of bushcraft enthusiasts who are pretty skilled at outdoor survival. He has his camping techniques down to a fine art so that he is always warmly snug and dry. He did seem to be glad to see the sun today. I'm glad I wasn't aware of his plans considering the forecast for Friday night:-/
I once went camping with the Girl Scouts to finish a two week long summer camp. A terrific storm hit (verified tornado) and we were told to evacuate our camp. The tent fell in on us. We were eating dinner at the time and had to drop our plates and get out. I am a very careful person by nature. I know that possessions and money don't grow on trees. So, I grabbed my backpack and my sleeping bag and struggled out cross country with them in tow. I was about ten years old at the time and as far as I remember I was the only child dragging possessions with them. We walked through gullies of water that appeared to be nothing but a large puddle but ended up being severe drops with the water to our waists. The adults had to return to the campsite later in the weekend to gather up the remains of the camp. Many people never had their possessions returned. The winds got them or looters had ransacked the camp. I would never have gone camping in that sort of weather on purpose.
Tomorrow is my stress test. I hope all goes well. :)
I'll be thinking of you and sending my prayers, MM.
I just noticed the actor who plays Ross the jazz singer on Downton Abbey was born in London. My DS and I are quite surprised because we have been completely taken in by his accent. We believed he was an American.
MM Thinking of you!
Lady Hawke Thanks for the comment on the character of Ross in Downton Abbey. I hadn't realised that he was British born nor had I spotted that he was in one of my favourite detective series Death in Paradise, where he is playing a local policeman with what sounds like a Caribbean style accent. Gary Carr is a talented young actor with a good singing voice, a gift for accents and eyelashes to die for, lol.
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Good evening!
Daughter has a nasty cold…….right at the start of the half term week off. I am doing my usual OD of Vitamins in an attempt to avoid getting it myself.
Today, she edited this years entry for the short story competition. She had to cull 47 words to get it down to the 500 limit. I think her story is pretty good.
"Robert Galbraith" has a new book out in June, also featuring Comoran Strike. It's called The Silkworm.
MM, waiting to hear from you, and hoping all is well. xx
I went for my stress test. No results yet. It was a little different this time. I have a pacemaker now so they can't make me walk on the treadmill. Instead they inject a medicine in my vein to accelerate my heart and open my veins as if I walked on the treadmill. It felt pretty horrible. I rather walk the treadmill but they say I can't do it that way any longer. :(
Thank God the DS took off work to drive me. Once again we had a huge snowstorm and driving was treacherous. I made it to the clinic with plenty of time but the drive home was pretty bad. The DS stopped at one of our favorite restaurants and we ate a late lunch. It was very nice since we were alone and I was starving because I had not eaten. Also, No MIL. :). I know, I know …. I'm evil. :/
PS… I am so tired of winter. We have about 6 – 7 inches of new snow on the ground. Sigh. :(
I believe I am soon to lose a third bridesmaid, she's in hospital with breathing difficulties and in pain but fortunately unconscious:( She had her 56th birthday in mid November last year.
I had "Luna Lovegood" in my last class today. I was so glad I had already met her out in the world and we are already "friends". I couldn't have taken my eyes off her otherwise. I have her phone number in my phone from meeting her in the pharmacy on Friday. I'm glad because as a substitute I'm not supposed to "make friends" with students or have any contact with them outside of class. Fortunately, I met her with her mother and her mother had her give me her phone number so I could give it to my daughter when we went to the car and she could put it in her phone. I have the number of one other student who is my daughter's friend, also acquired separately from my roll as substitute. If my employers saw my phone book I would have some explaining to do. Fortunately, it is all innocent and "outside of school".
ASTI, I'm sorry your daughter is ill at the beginning of a holiday. I hope you don't come down with it. What vitamins do you OD on?
I'm not sure I will purchase another Robert Galbraith book in hardback. I may have to wait for paperback for those.
My book money during the summer will be spent on The Book of Life by Deborah Harkness
I had "Luna Lovegood" in my last class today. I was so glad I had already met her out in the world and we are already "friends". I couldn't have taken my eyes off her otherwise. I have her phone number in my phone from meeting her in the pharmacy on Friday. I'm glad because as a substitute I'm not supposed to "make friends" with students or have any contact with them outside of class. Fortunately, I met her with her mother and her mother had her give me her phone number so I could give it to my daughter when we went to the car and she could put it in her phone. I have the number of one other student who is my daughter's friend, also acquired separately from my roll as substitute. If my employers saw my phone book I would have some explaining to do. Fortunately, it is all innocent and "outside of school".
ASTI, I'm sorry your daughter is ill at the beginning of a holiday. I hope you don't come down with it. What vitamins do you OD on?
I'm not sure I will purchase another Robert Galbraith book in hardback. I may have to wait for paperback for those.
My book money during the summer will be spent on The Book of Life by Deborah Harkness
I came home from the hospital committee meeting to find my post still in the box. I hit Submit and splinched. Then I found MM and GRAYMAYNE had posted in my absence.
GRAYMAYNE, I'm sorry your bridesmaids are thinning out, especially as they are so young over there when they perform their duties. Much like a mother outlasting her children a British bride should not outlast her little girl bridesmaids. It is against the natural order of things.
MM, I'm sorry your chemical stress test was so much more unpleasant than the treadmill one. If you are evil for wanting to spend time with your husband without the constant company of his mother then I am just as bad. I like family together in big groups like at Christmas, Easter, a birthday, etc., but I don't especially enjoy extra people on our private outings. My daughter is fine. She is part of our intimate circle. When my MIL lived with us I did not enjoy taking her along when we left the apartment. I viewed those outings as our opportunity to be along in public and not under the constant surveillance to which we were subjected at home.
Good evening!
Daughter and I made gingerbread today, and, though I say so myself, it came out absolutely gorgeous. Moist, light, tasty, delicious, and SO, SO laden with calories, lol!
MM, how long do you have to wait for the results?
Graymayne, I am sorry about your bridesmaid. Is there any more news?
Lady Hawke, my drug of choice it Vitamin C. I know there is no proof that taking it wards off colds, but by drinking lots of orange juice, and taking little tablets, at least I feel I am doing something positive to try and avoid catching it!
I asked because my DS fills us up with Echinacea as well as several other things. Cimetidine as well I think. That is a strange one because it is for use with stomach issues but it is also used to treat neural pain associated with shingles if you take it soon enough. He makes up cocktails of vitamins when one of us is ill and we all take it, some as treatment and some as insurance against illness. I have managed to get by without antibiotics frequently.
I want the recipe for Windermere Gingerbread. It wasn't light or fluffy at all. It was coarse, hard, and grainy. Gingerbread around here tends to be hard and smooth or cake like.
I had three classes of children today, one more different from the other than the last. The first class were silent as a tomb, almost creepy how silent they were, no talking or whispering even when they were finished with the assignment, no sneezing or coughing. They gave me chills up my spine. Then, the second class had a number of charming "fools" who piddled along on their work but were full of smiles and quite jolly. They eventually did their work with me plugging away at them to stay on track. Then, the last class had a number of insolent, rude, insufferable swine. They were mocking in an unkind way and had followers who crowed with laughter as their rudeness and turned to me and snickered. I wanted to slap them backhanded across their faces. How can one teacher have classes of such different attitudes?
I am in a terribly foul mood. I checked the bank and the money is still not in the account. So, I left school and went to the bank and spent 2 hours 45 minutes of my afternoon finding out the investment company still haven't processed the request for the money, much less put it out to FedEx for delivery. I was told it would be another five to seven business days before it goes in the mail. Our lady at the bank talked to them and secured a promise of a request for "rush" service. She is to call tomorrow morning to make certain they carry through with it. A rush service still means two to three more business days.
I seriously need to backhand someone somewhere across the face.
Asti Yes, she had a breathing crisis in the early hours and despite all attempts to alleviate her problem she slipped away at 4.0am. today. BigG, who met her just before Christmas, warned us that she didn't look to have long. What is particularly sad is that she was the second daughter to die of cancer in my brother-in-law's small family. I'm not surprised to hear that her mother had not been facing up to the fact that the disease was terminal. I cannot begin to imagine their pain.
Graymayne, I am sorry to hear that. It must be very hard for her family, and for you, too.
Lady Hawke is there not a federal commision that regulates the banking and investment industry. If you could find it and send them a letter telling them about your problem and also send a copy to that particular investment company, that might light a fire under their feet. Some times just the threat will make them react in a positive way, afterall nobody want the govenment in their business. Just a thought.
MR DEANIE, that is a good idea if I can find the band width to find the Federal Commission that controls the banking industry and the right address. I am so overloaded now with people and things pulling on me I feel as if I am going to implode. I have to work tomorrow but I am getting off half day to take my mother to the doctor and we are having to have hospice workers come to watch my father while we are out. Then, Thursday and Friday I have to work which means I can't have access to the internet or my cell phone while I am at a school. This working at schools has complicated everything I am doing because I can't make or receive phone calls or search anything on the internet during most people's normal business hours.
Next week I need to spend two days going to my continuing education conference but I don't know how I am going to manage that since it will mean me not working and making money for two days, plus it keep me in a hotel from before 8 AM until after 5 PM for two days. I am going to have to find another conference somewhere else to get my hours which is going to require a trip away in the summer to stay in a hotel.
I needed to get this house closed this week so I could get the floor in so I could schedule a moving service, so I could finish packing my parents and get on with my own life.
If I think about all of it I panic and get weepy. At night I can search internet sites but I can't call anyone. I can just send emails and hope they will respond to me so I can answer them again tomorrow when I finally get to sit in front of the computer again.
My father is slipping away in front of us and we are afraid he will never make it to this house. I have figured out the time and I am spending ten to twenty hours a week on my parent's business on top of the time I work and instead of doing things that need to be done at my house. To top it off I am not spending much time with him because I am so busy fighting fires. I spend two hours and 45 minutes dealing with the bank after I got out of school today. By that time I had to get home and supervise the Algebra homework. It has become the bane of my existence, replacing the horrors of the spelling word lists. At least my daughter is no longer fighting me. She is anxious for my help. Then, I had to make dinner and we just finished eating.
I am tired to the core. I am not even sleepy. I am tired. I feel like a tree that people have pulled off the leaves and are anxiously waiting for me to grow more leaves so they can rip those off too, leaving me with nothing. The sad thing is I know my mother is in much worse shape than I am.
I desperately need to cry but I don't because I know the result of crying is to have an incredible headache which will only make what I have to do more difficult.
I am feeling quite sorry for myself. I am feeling horrendously sorry for my mother and I have a sickening fear of what my father is feeling.
GRAYMAYNE, my condolences on the loss of your bridesmaid. I take it she was your DS's niece. Losing someone you love who is old and has lived their life is sad enough. Losing someone who has so much yet ahead of them is a tragedy.
I am sorry. I feel as if I am swinging on a pendulum between anger and weepiness. I must need some sleep and some distraction.
Lady Hawke I have just sent a blast of energy to the bank account situation and a healing dose to you. I could feel the energy of your stress quite clearly. Now I must creep off to bed, it is very late.
Graymayne – I am so sorry for your bridesmaid. It must be so hard on the family.
I have a niece who is going up to battle cancer. (Her mom is my sister that passed away from breast cancer back in 2008) my niece had a tumor in her colon that was cancerous. She had a long piece of her intestines removed and will now go for 6 months of chemotherapy. She is trying to stay positive and is such a trooper.
This is the same niece I used to car pool with to work.
LadyHawke – it gets me so upset that the finance company is messing around with your parent's money,. Especially when they need it. You Dad should have the peace of mind to know that your mom will be so close to you if something happens or if they need you. I would like to slap them too. >:(
Asti – they told me the test results will be in by the end of the week. :(
My son just called. The babysitter just called to tell them she is sick. Could I go babysit?
Go spend the day with my grandson?? HECK YES!!!!.
I'm off to go spend the day with my grabdbaby in the morning. I'm calling in sick so anyone in Facebook "mum" is the word. :D
MM, I'm glad you could use a sick day for something festive. No one has to know it wasn't your sick day.
Here is a question for our British friends. Do you prepare and eat anything similar to our Deviled Eggs? They are a picnic, holiday, cold summer dinner staple in the American South. I don't know if they are made in the northern states or not. I'll post a basic recipe but I've seen some fancier ones in which variations are made with different mix ins. In the South a bride was traditionally given a Deviled Egg plate when she married. I've heard Deviled Egg plates are not available on bridal registries in all parts of the country. We usually add some finely minced onion as well. We never put pickles and pimentos on top of ours, just a sprinkle of paprika.
My morning job fell through. I could have used the money but right now the luxury of running some laundry and sitting at home with my laptop in my lap is a much needed stress reducer. I will need to be over at my parent's apartment at midday to take my mother to her doctor's appointment. For a moment I have a little break. I need to clean my house but I don't have the energy or motivation to spend my little gift of free time cleaning.
Thank you, GRAYMAYNE.
Lady Hawke I am familiar with the term devilled eggs but I have never come across them, but being a life-long hater of egg white they would not have been on my radar, as it were. I just checked with my DS and he was equally ignorant. Wikipedia has an interesting article on the topic and the dish seems popular in many parts of Europe. The specialised crockery/china wear seems to be confined to US. I am now curious to know what Asti's experience has been.
GRAYMAYNE, my DS will eat ALL the Deviled Eggs if someone does not get to them before he does. I generally confine myself to one or two halves, more as a garnish to my plate of food or sandwich. Deviled eggs were a major event at the home of a friend of mine when I was growing up. They had them whenever they gathered as a family for all occasions. He noted I would limit myself to one or two halves. It became a running joke for him to announce I did not like his wife's cooking because I was not consuming deviled eggs at the rate of everyone else at the table. So, he was always shoving the plate at me to make me prove I enjoyed her cooking by taking more eggs than I really wanted.
If you look up deviled egg plates you will find a great variety in terms of amount of eggs held and attractiveness.
I love deviled eggs. When I worked I always used to make them for company pot luck dinners. The recipe is
like the one you posted except without the garnish. Also I add a touch of lemon juice. They are very popular in the mid west I know.


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Jays claim Fien; Richmond to 60-day DL
Move gives Toronto depth as shoulder hinders 30-year-old
LAKELAND, Fla. -- The Blue Jays added some pitching depth on Thursday, claiming right-hander Casey Fien off waivers from the Red Sox. To clear room on the 40-man roster, Toronto placed injured righty Scott Richmond on the 60-day disabled list.
Fien, 26, appeared in nine games for the Tigers in 2009, posting a 7.94 ERA in those appearances. The right-hander spent most of last season with Triple-A Toledo, where he finished 2-1 with a 3.41 ERA. Over 58 innings in 42 games in the Minors last year, Fien saved 14 games and ended with 66 strikeouts against 15 walks.
The 30-year-old Richmond has been bothered by a right shoulder impingement this spring. The injury is the same issue that kept the starter on the DL for most of July last season. After going 8-11 with a 5.52 ERA in 27 games with Toronto last year, Richmond had hoped to compete for a spot in the club's rotation this spring.
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A Lancaster County teen is accused of making threats of gun violence at Solanco High School.
State police in Lancaster said the Quarryville teen reportedly threatened to bring a gun to Solanco High School and said he wanted to be like the shooter at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.
The 16-year-old was taken into custody without incident at his home and was being detained at the Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center. His name was not released.
The Sandy Hook gunman, Adam Lanza, killed his mother and then shot 26 children and school staff members before killing himself on Friday.


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A suspect allegedly shot at Mesa Police officers multiple times while they were in a stand off for hours overnight.
The home is gated and boarded up, but just hours earlier it was the scene of an eight hour standoff, where Mesa police say they were forced to dodge gunfire from the suspect inside. "We heard some shots being fired, several of them," said Criss Kelley, a neighbor. Residents were rattled Saturday to hear their longtime neighbor, 54-year-old Dwayne Clayton, is the suspect. Police went to the home after Clayton's estranged wife called dispatch reporting her husband told her "someone is going to die." Police were in the process of checking on Clayton before they say he shot at officers several times. "Bang bang bang bang...and that's the way they left it," said Helmut Duschek, a neighbor. As bullets flew across the street, neighbors were told to leave homes and find cover in back alley. They came and knocked on our window and said you have to evacuate house...to alley," said Kelley. The SWAT team surrounded the home and used an armored truck to break in. "Then we heard all the gas bombs going off, lot of banging, saw trucks ramming the house," said Brody Smelter, a neighbor. Police say A k-9 then got a hold of the Clayton before Officers arrested him. Police say the suspect suffered a dog bite wound, but no other injuries. No officer was shot or seriously hurt. In the entire standoff, police say they didn't fire back. "It's just hard to believe this could happen so close," said Smelter.
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Stanton Optical donates eyeglasses [1]
Stanton Optical offers prescription eyeglasses, contact lenses and sunglasses to customers at their 30 stores in Alabama, California, Illinois, Ohio, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Indiana, Nebraska, Texas, New York, Georgia and Florida.
Stanton Optical is especially proud of its community commitment and its work with non profit and charity groups. They work closely with various non profit and humanitarian groups. Together these groups are focused on enriching communities to create a safer environment for the people who live in them. An example of Stanton Optical's commitment to community can be seen in its recent work with New Eyes for the Needy. Stanton Optical donated 917 pairs of used eyeglasses to this charitable organization. These prescription sunglasses were distributed to people in developing countries who could not afford to purchase them.
Corporate sponsorship is also important to Stanton Optical. These efforts foster a sense among employees of the importance of giving back to the communities where they live and work. Stanton Optical chose to make a corporate donation, in one employee's name, to Team in Training in support of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. This employee is working on and participating in the Dopey Challenge as part of the Disney Marathon in Orlando in 2014.
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BUCKEYE, Ariz. - Firefighters responded to the area of I-10 and Miller Road Monday night after a brush fire broke out and sent smoke funneling into the air.
Fire crews were able to keep the blaze from spreading to nearby structures.
Investigators say a couple of patches of brush caught fire, but it's unclear how it started.
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A stay at Silver Hotel Conference and Spa places you in the heart of Oradea, convenient to Cris Museum and Ady Endre Museum. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Baroque Palace and Catholic Bishop's Palace Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 31 air-conditioned rooms featuring private spa tubs and LCD televisions. Windows open to pool and ga...
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With a stay at Continental Forum Oradea in Oradea, you'll be minutes from Cris Museum and Fortress of Oradea. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Vulturul Negru and Moon Church. Make yourself at home in one of the 168 air-conditioned rooms featuring private pools. Windows open for fresh air and city views. Complimentary wireless Internet access ke...
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The hotel offers a large conference room (100-130 seats) with high technology - video projectors, DVD and microphones etc. The restaurant has a capacity for approximately 350 people. It offers high technology and air conditioning as well as a terrace with 250 seats.The hotel is located in Oradea, the capital of the Bihor county and in the Northwest of Romani...
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Welcome to the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Oradea. Conveniently located in the green area of Oradea, Romania, this beautiful modern hotel is perfect for visitors wishing to explore the attractions of one of Romania's most wonderful cities. Enjoy a fresh DoubleTree cookie at check-in and let our friendly staff show you to your guestroom or suite. Every accommo...
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Ramada Oradea is conveniently located near the historical and business city center. Newly opened hotel with 130 Contemporary minimalistic style guest rooms including 3 Suites, 6 Superior, Business Class rooms, connected and accessible access room, smoking/non-smoking. Accessible Rest Rooms in Public Spaces. Rooms available with accessible facilities and Whe...
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Built in traditional Transylvanian Hungarians style, Góbé Csárda is a 15-minute walk from the centre of Oradea and offers colourful rooms and an on-site restaurant. Wi-Fi and private parking is available for free. Each room is uniquely furnished and represents the different regions of Transylvania through the painting on the furniture. Every room is equippe...
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The air-conditioned Bulevard offers en-suite accommodation with free Wi-Fi, just 650 metres from Oradea Train Station. Its on-site restaurant serves international cuisine. The Iuliu Bodola Stadium lies 800 metres from the property. The guest rooms at the Bulevard Hotel are decorated in a modern and simple style. They are all equipped with a wardrobe, a mini...
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The family of one of five people who died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a rented camper at the Clarksville Speedway in September 2011 is now suing the U.S. Army.
Kathryn Over, 27, died while attending an annual charity event sponsored by the organization Bikers Who Care.
The five had rented an RV from a program called Gear-to-Go at Fort Campbell.
Over's family claims employees there never inspected the carbon monoxide detector in the RV and rented it without batteries that would have assured the detector could function.
In addition to Over, her husband, 27-year-old Jonathan Michael Over; 39-year-old Timothy Bryan Stone; 32-year-old Allison Elizabeth Bagwell-Wyatt; and 38-year-old James Franklin Wall also died while they slept, and the medical examiner's report said all five had more than 45 percent of carbon monoxide saturation levels in their blood.
A generator sat outside the camper where the five people were sleeping, and all the doors and windows were closed at the time of the accident.
The lawsuit seeks $124 million in damages.
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Cinnamon Beach Royal Peacock, 2 pools, 2 spas, beach, HDTV in Palm Coast
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Ocean Hammock
rates (USD)
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$ 929 - $ 3,000 / week
$ 2,955 - $ 8,251 / month
Palm Coast House deals
stays between: 8/20/14 & 9/30/14
deal expires in: 16 days
2014 Sale - Special 10% Off Discount!
Get 10% off when you book a rental through August 2, 2014 - September 30, 2014. Call us and mention code "Rebook10". Or, go to our web site at VacationRentalPros. com and enter "Rebook10" into the check out. Hurry! Limited time offer!
- $601 $540/night (10% off)
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vacation rental description
Breathtaking views, multiple balconies, and elegantly decorated rooms are yours at Royal Peacock House, our 2-storey home at Ocean Hammock Resort. Vacation in style with all the amenities of a resort combined with the spaciousness and privacy of a house!
Royal Peacock House is a Mediterranean-style home on a quiet side street just steps from the beach. Lush tropical landscaping surrounds its light green exterior, which looks delightfully sun-bleached. Step inside and you're in a giant great room, with a 16 foot cathedral ceiling, huge HDTV, fireplace, polished tile floors, and comfortable furniture. Sliding doors lead out to a screened lanai and an adjacent private courtyard with custom waterfall and bbq grill. This is beach living at its very finest!
Perfect for a family or large group, Royal Peacock House has 3 roomy bedrooms & a tempurpetic queen sleeper sofa that sleeps up to 10 people comfortably, 2 1/2 bathrooms, several separate balcony and best of all, a private courtyard!
On the top floor, the master suite is a delight, with a king-size canopy bed from which you can look out through the French doors and beyond the balcony. There is a large HDTV in here, rich wood floors, and a full master bathroom with a deluxe railfall shower and showerhead and soaking tub en suite. Drenched in soft, warm colors, it's a cozy nest for long morning lie-ins! Our second bedroom is beautifully decorated and features a queen sized bed and tv set.
Our third bedroom contains two single beds and two trundle beds and sleeps up to 4, just perfect for the kids or friends. It also includes a new HDTV. And since all of the linens, blankets, pillows, and towels are provided for you here at Royal Peacock House, you need never worry about packing extras. When it's time to freshen them, just pop them into our washer and dryer. All the conveniences of home, but in a splendid new setting!
Speaking of splendid, the kitchen at Royal Peacock House is a chef's dream, with gleaming stainless-steel appliances, granite countertops, and all the built-ins that save you valuable time at the beach. In this kitchen (which is large enough for two cooks to work without banging elbows!) you'll find everything you need to prepare a feast and serve it in style in our window-filled dining room, equipped with a long polished table and fine chairs. Of course, if takeout is more your style, turn the dining area into a game table and pull out the blender and microwave for frosty beverages and tasty snacks!
Of course, most of your time at Royal Peacock House will probably be spent outdoors, on one of our balconies and decks. We have an ultra-comfortable hammock, just perfect for finishing that beach novel or catching a quick nap in the balmy sea breeze. And with free wireless Internet, the balconies are a great place to take your electronics and catch up on email or social media. So peaceful and beautiful -- the balconies are highly addictive!
If you can tear yourself away, do stroll down to the beach. The cinnamon-colored sands are marvelous, the waves are alluring, and the sunrise is a sight never to be forgotten. This is a family-oriented beach, with shells and fossils to be discovered at low tide, sandcastles to be built, and waves to be ridden.
Royal Peacock House is the gated community of Cinnamon Beach Resort, adjacent to the renowned Ocean Hammock Resort and Golf Course. Our resort offers 2 heated swimming pools -- one with a zero-slope entrance for easy accessibility -- plus a Jacuzzi, and a clubhouse with 2 gamerooms, fitness center, and café. Walking trails weave through the beautiful grounds. There is so much to see and do here, the whole family will be entertained.
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Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com (888)-5508070
house rental amenities
- Cable Television
- DVD Player
- Television
- Wireless Internet
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Utensils
activities and attractions in Palm Coast Atlantic Coast North
- Balcony
- BBQ Grill
- Beach Walking
- Biking
- Boating
- Deck
- Fishing
- Gas Grill
- Golf Courses
- Grill
- Pool
- Sight-Seeing
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Exceptional Views
- Near Beach
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
- Nearby Grocery
- Shopping
- Beach
- 83 miles to Orlando
- 30 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- 55 miles to Jacksonville Airport
- 90 miles - Orlando Airport (MCO)
- Baseball Park
- Battlefields
- Dance
- Football Stadium
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
- Kennedy Space Center
- Lighthouse
- Marine Land
- Museums
- St Augustine Historic Town
- Symphony Orchestra
- Theatre
vacation rental rates
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Mar 1, 2013-May 31, 2013 $202-$350 $968-$1,495 $5,141-$5,521
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UPPER NYACK, N.Y., June 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Lindenwood Associates, LLC has today announced an important expansion to the firm's corporate development and corporate renewal services. The new specialization is designed explicitly for solo and small practice law firms considering the sale or purchase of a practice. Superficially, there is an oversupply of attorneys, but the truth is that an impending shortage of talent looms. Matching young attorneys with those reaching retirement provides a logical buyer, a motivated seller and a mentor-mentee relationship. Prospective buyers are not limited to new lawyers, but include a vast number of attorneys from larger firms, including senior associates and junior partners with limited upward mobility.
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Though mobile operators say they want more open phone platforms and are moving toward packet-based 4G networks, they are stuck between a future of being "dumb pipes" like DSL or cable operators and a present in which the bulk of their revenue still comes from the sale of voice minutes.
The arrival of Skype for the iPhone and BlackBerry platforms at last week's CTIA trade show brought the issue to a head. The most popular VoIP platform, which claims more than 405 million users, has now made it on to two of the hottest smartphone lines. A free Skype application is available now from Apple's App Store, and software for two BlackBerry models is set to become available next month in beta testing. Skype lets users make free calls to other Skype customers and inexpensive ones to traditional phones.
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The announcements were met with mixed reactions from these carriers in transition. The future 4G technologies LTE (Long-Term Evolution) and WiMax are data networks, where everything is transported as a packet. Technically, that will make any pure 4G carrier with voice service into a VoIP provider. But operators are still trying to figure out how to shift their business models to that environment, as most of their money today comes from voice services that are vulnerable to competition from Skype and others. In 2008, data services still generated only 22 percent of U.S. mobile carrier revenue, according to the CTIA trade association, which sponsored last week's show.
T-Mobile USA's CTO, Cole Brodman, pointed out the carriers' dilemma last month at the Dow Jones Wireless Ventures conference.
"By no means can we sit here and talk about an open platform ... if I don't also look at VoIP," Brodman said. There are already VoIP applications available for T-Mobile's G1 handset, which uses Google's Android open source operating system. But that capability raises concerns about T-Mobile's business model, he said.
"How we make money, which today is voice plans, combined with data and messaging plans ... has to evolve," Brodman said.
Though AT&T is allowing subscribers to download and use the iPhone Skype application, it says the software is only for use on Wi-Fi networks and not on the much more widely available 3G system. (Deutsche Telekom went further, banning use of the application altogether for its subscribers.) Though AT&T iPhone users are required to sign up for a combination voice and data plan, carriers' general fear is that subscribers could use Skype instead of paying for minutes. Asked about its policy, AT&T has said it expects its vendors, such as Apple, not to promote the services of a rival.
Carriers that sell BlackBerrys are likely to raise objections to the deal between Skype and Research in Motion, too, said IDC analyst Will Stofega. The open-Internet group Free Press last week asked the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to investigate moves by AT&T and others to apparently block the use of VoIP.
But 4G networks may transform the competition between carriers and third-party, "over-the-top" VoIP companies, because any voice service carried over these networks will take the form of IP packets.


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At least now it can be said that Josh Homme and Queens can make a five star record without Nick Oliveri. Following Nick's departure from the band, Queens released Lullabies to Paralyze, a great record that, unfortunately, seemed only to emphasize that Oliveri was not there, from the not so subtle lyrical jabs in "Everybody Knows That You're Insane" to increased prevalence of slowed down grooves and blues, with often exceedingly slick production. Sure, the drawn out psychedelic riffs had been a QOTSA trademark from day one, but the lack of ANY punk/speed metal counterpoint was a constant, sad reminder that we were never going to hear "Millionaire" live again. Lullabies was a great record with unavoidable, bittersweet timing.
Years later many of us have gotten used to Queens without Nick, and appropriately Josh and company have unleashed a perfect record for this particular place in their career. Enough to remind of us of the good old days, and enough new stuff to remind us why this is one of the most inventive groups in rock. The production is rawer and more lo-fi than everything since their debut. The riffs are harder and the music is faster than on Lullabies. Everything we used to love. On the other hand, there's great stuff we haven't heard. Spidery guitar lines weaving in and out on songs like I'm Designer and Turning on the Screw, and a composition (3's and 7's) which throws everything Queens has done well in their career into one incredibly catchy riff rock buffet for your repeated consumption. Elsewhere, the album's two most powerful cuts, the murky "Suture up Your Future" and "Into the Hollow" show Josh having perfected his falsetto wail, and remind the listener of the difference between hard and heavy. The combination of haunting grooves and emotional vocals on these 2 cuts are worth the price of admission alone. And "Make it Wit Chu," another Desert Sessions redux, is no-frills classic rock that is as simple and honest as the original seventies soul and funk it is imitating. Lyrically, Josh continues to make strides. He's come along way since the days when "marijuana, ecstasy, and alcohol" was known as his most legendary turn of phrase. In "I'm Designer" he toes the fine line between comedy and commentary ever so well, all while singing the verses in a rhythmic pattern I can only describe as "crazy homeless bluesman meter" that reminds you everything he does is at least a little bit tongue in cheek.
With a few exceptions, almost of all this release is excellent, and it continues to reveal new layers to me each time I pop it in. And quite honestly this is probably the most rewarding aspect of Era Vulgaris. It lacks the irreplicable manic presence of Oliveri both musically and lyrically, but makes up for it with musical ingenuity Lullabies only hinted at. Whether you prefer Rated R or Songs for the Deaf as the definitive QOTSA statement, this is probably their second best album.


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Mike Gonzalez came in to strike out Skip Schumaker in the seventh inning, and he stayed in to pitch the eighth inning. He retired the first two hitters in the eighth, but he had to leave because of an injury. Alexi Ogando came in and finished off Allen Craig.
None of that is especially interesting, but it's worth noting that Mike Gonzalez -- he of seven innings with the Rangers in the regular season -- was on the playoff roster. Koji Uehara and Yoshinori Tateyama were not. The Rangers lost the World Series because of a bullpen collapse, for the most part. Just thought I'd mention it.
Motte's coming in, the St. Louis fans are feeling perky and boisterous, and we might be just a few minutes away from the end of the 2011 baseball season.


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Toxicology: Foods and Nutrition (MS)
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The University of Georgia offers the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in toxicology. The program of study for Master of Science degrees must contain a minimum of 30 hours of graduate course work. At least 12 hours of the course work must be in courses open only to graduate students. The program of study for a Doctor of Philosophy must carry a minimum of 30 hours of course work, three hours of which must be dissertation research. Students must also sign up for research hours each semester.
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The Interdisciplinary Toxicology Program at the University of Georgia is comprised of graduate students, faculty, staff scientists, and post-doctoral fellows from several departments within the University. The program is committed to a high quality graduate education and excellence in research, and both faculty and graduate students have received national recognition for their endeavors. Our goal is to provide strong interdisciplinary graduate training, research and service programs in toxicology. This is accomplished by encouraging cooperation and sharing of resources and faculty in different colleges, such as Agricultural and Environmental sciences, Ecology, Pharmacy, Public Health, and Veterinary Medicine. A coordinating committee from among these colleges directs the program.
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The research vessel Ocearch has set her anchor as the crew begins their search for great white sharks on the Atlantic Ocean, spending two to three weeks tagging sharks and collecting blood and tissue samples off the coast of Chatham, Mass.
The Ocearch team baits the fish and leads them onto a lift, tagging and taking blood, tissue and semen samples up close from the world's most feared predator.
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Going on Nikons figures they are not really in a great place either.
381Billion Yen = $4.75 Billion USD Net sales (Up $705 Million USD from last year)
41.8 Billion Yen = $521,629,530.72 USD Operating income (Down $69.8 Million USD from last year)
So does this mean that if Nikon only made $521.6 Million(USD) they too couldn't make a Billion Dollars either?
Canon is a much bigger and diversified company, which not only sells cameras, but printers, scanners, camcorders, copy & fax machines, etc. If you just consider DSLR cameras that most of us in this forum are interested, the sales of Canon is dropping, while Nikon is rising. Nikon is quite profitable considering its small product lines.


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Barefoot ResortSsale$700Sept13-20 Fall$750 in North Myrtle Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Barefoot Resort
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 325 - $ 1,300 / week
$ 1,100 - $ 1,300 / month
North Myrtle Beach House deals
stays between: 9/13/14 & 9/20/14
deal expires in: 5 days
Sept 13 - 20 SAle 700 reg 750
incl 7 nights linens wireless internet free long distance calling parking 4 bedroom 5 beds no sofa beds add on taxes add on departure housekeeping and linen laundry 125
- $750 $700/week ($50 off)
- linens wifi free long distance parking ($150)
deal# DA82R4
vacation rental description
Family Room - sofa, chair, TV. Kitchen has a lovely breakfast bar, cherrywood cabinets, corean countertops, full appliances and completely stocked for cooking and entertaining. Full sized washer and dryer tucked in closet beside kitchen. Dining room has large table and chairs. Living room has sofa and loveseat, entertainment centre with TV and Dvd. All windows covered with 2 inch wood blinds. Master bedroom has king bed, reclining chair, beautfiul cherry wood bedroom suite, 32 inch TV and cathedral ceiling. Master bathroom has double sinks, soaker tub and separate marble shower and walk in closet. Garage for storage of beach and sports equipment. Drive right to the front door.
Bedroom two has two queens with ensuite bathroom. Bedroom 3 has queen bed. Bedroom 4 has double bed. Bathrooms total 3 full, 1 powder room. All mattresses are pillow top. All mattresses are manufactured by Eastman House and double protected by water resistant cover and then a padded cotton mattress pad. All beds have decorative comforter sets complete with 4 pillows and decor pillows. The entire house has been painted with taupes, sage greens and pumpkin/goldy colours. House is cooled by a dual air conditioning unit. There are 6 TV's and 3 dvd players. A spacious screened porch houses large patio table and seating for 8. Parking is abundant, with driveway and parking for 10 cars nearby. The pool is very large with lots of loungers, tables, umbrellas and outdoor showers. Charcoal bbqs available beside pool. This home is well suited to those with difficulty in walking. You are welcome to borrow dvds, books, magazines, games, sports equipment, cooler, pool toys
Beach - is a simple 8 minute drive past the beautiful beach homes. Free public parking is abundant with a new 80 car lot. Our beach is flat, wide, calmer and full of interesting things. Public washrooms and showers scattered along the beach. Hourly beach shuttle bus passes through the resort in the summer days.
Pools - the Resort has 14 pools, and we have privileges at three. We finish many evenings at the North Tower hottub and pool enjoying the views of the Yacht Club and Barefoot Landing.
Smoking - this home is a NON smoking environment and strictly enforced.
Phones - free long distance calling north america from house phone
Pets - Sorry no pets. This is a ruling by HOA and myself. There are pet friendly resorts
Linen Service - I am pleased to provide cotton fitted and flat sheets with a thread count of 320, pillows, cotton thermal blankets, facecloths, hand and bath towels. Housekeeping will wash and dry linens. Cllients please bring beach towels. No surcharge for linens.
Security - security patrols the resort in white pick up trucks. My goal is to provide a very safe environment, thus deadbolts, full window coverings, no flammables permitted inside the garage or house. Housekeeper and property manager live in Resort to deal with any property issues in my absence. Barefoot Resort is situated in a very upscale part of the coastline and offers a sense of peacefulness and safety. Home Owners Association does not permit motorcycles, motorhomes, commercial vehicles, trailers in most sections.
Air Conditioning - dual unit 4 ceiling fans
Wireless Internet - a secured wireless internet provided to all clients.
Barefoot Resort is a 2300 acre property with 4 golf courses. You most certainly do not need to be a golfer to enjoy this property. I do golf occasionally, I am a beach hound. We have the best of both worlds, trees, flower gardens, walking paths, lawns and lots of space, yet the beach is only 8 minutes. There is a parade of golf carts back and forth to the beach.
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Bi-Lo grocery, drug, bank, liquor at resort entrance, Walmart grocery 5 minutes south, numerous grocery on hwy 17
Hospitals - One 15 minutes north, Second 8 minutes south on Hwy 17
Airport - full service Myrtle Beach Airport, car rental, 20 min south on Hwy 17, taxi service available to resort
Shuttle - beach shuttle operates hourly in summer days. Schedule inside house.
activities and attractions in North Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Barefoot Landing -is at our entrance - a massive area with shops and restaurants. Home to the House of Blues and Alabama Theatre. Broadway at the Beach is 15 minutes south
Golf Cart Rentals - several companies will deliver carts right to the driveway. We are well equipped for electric recharging with exterior plugs. Golf carts must be stored in garage
Beach/Ocean - quiet 8 minute drive, new free 80 car public parking lot, new washrooms and showers. Beach chair rental from North Myrtle lifeguards. Boat Crusing on river at our entrance. Fishing excursions, casino cruise boats, sightseeing boats 20 min to north at Little River. Rental of SeaDoosat yacht club. Banana boat and sea doo rentals on the beach. Bicycle, scooter rentals
Pools - 14 in resort, privileges at 3
Mini Golf - dozens on every street corner
Driving Range, Marina with jet ski and pontoon boat rentals inside Barefoot Resort (1 Minute away)
Shopping - we have Tanger Outlet Mall, regular Colonial Mall, a bzillion dollar stores, 2 Kirkland's, touristy stores all within a 5 minute drive
Dining - hundreds of restaurants, from fine dining to McDonalds, "Restaurant Row" is just south of us. A few ocean front restaurants left.
Waterpark and Nascar Go Karting 15 min south
Golf - 100 plus courses - on site, Greg Norman, Davis Love, Tom Fazio - public and Pete Dye -private courses. Azalea Sands, Beachwood, Possum Trot, Arcadian Shores and Pine Lakes and Waterway Hills down the street.
Aquarium - Rileys at Broadway at the Beach, Zoo - to the south
Winery and wine events to the North
Yacht Clubs - one at Barefoot, several to the north at Little River
Historical Charleston, S.C. and Plantantion Tours 1 1/2 hrs to south
Botanical Gardens- Brookgreen Gardens 45 min south
Coastal towns, Pawleys Island, Ocean Isle, Wilmington, Georgetown are full of shops and restaurants and coastal activities
Battleship Tours - North in N. Carolina
vacation rental rates
SEpt Oct Nov 750 SAle SEpt 13 - 20 $700
Nov 29 - Dec 20 $650 Christmas $750
Spring $750 Summer 2015 $1350
4 Bedroom 5 Beds (1 King, 3 Queen 1 Double- NO SOFA BEDS)
rates include 7 nights, linens, free long distance calling north america, wireless internet, parking, utilities, admin costs
add on taxes......add on departure housekeeping and all linen laundry $125
refundable damage /key/security deposit is $250 happily refunded as soon as keys are back and house cleaned
linens include fitted flat sheets, cotton thermal blankets, pillows, towels, hand face bath, two mattress protecters for extra protection.
Suzanne Duval 905 867 3048
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4815 VistaCay in Orlando
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 735 - $ 980 / week
$ 2,520 - $ 2,800 / month
vacation rental description
Luxury Town Home at Vista Cay Resort is a luxuriously styled and fully equipped town home ideally suited to your vacation or business needs! This Home is located in the gated community of Vista Cay Resort and is just minutes away from Disney World, Universal Studios, Sea World and Aquatica! Within walking distance to the Orlando Orange County Convention Center, the second largest in the country and a Publix Grocery store.
The Vista Cay Resort Clubhouse includes a fitness center, resort style pool with multi-level deck space, a children's play area, kids pool and Jacuzzi, spa, conference rooms, movie theater, game room, and sports court among great surroundings.
This home boasts a generous near 1,800 sq. ft. of luxurious living space perfect for the Orlando business traveler or for couples and families vacationing in the alluring city of Orlando. However, it is the luxury touches that truly make this rental town home an elegant retreat.
Your own personal driveway is a convenient amenity in this home with three levels of privacy, luxury, and comfort for your business or vacationing stay. On the first level is a beautifully custom furnished King Bedroom Suite complete with an elegantly appointed private bathroom, 26 inch TV and French doors leading out to a patio.
The second level offers an open floor plan complete with a kitchen fit for a chef! From the Corian countertops to the modern appliances, you will find that cooking, eating, and entertaining a breeze. The kitchen also comes well equipped with new stainless steel appliances including a full size refrigerator, stove, microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal, and coffee maker. A beautiful dining table and chairs adjoins the spacious living room with a sofa, beautiful artwork, and a 42 in flat panel HD TV and DVD player. This is the perfect place to kick back and relax after a long day meeting with clients or after spending an exciting day enjoying the many various theme parks available to you. The third level offers an impeccably furnished Queen Master Suite with 32 inch TV and an elegantly appointed custom Full Suite (2 queen size beds that will sleep 4) with a 20 inch TV. Each bedroom features upscale, full size closets, and private bathrooms.
Book this awesome House today for your group vacation, family gathering, or corporate retreat! Have a large party joining you? Please inquire about the other luxurious units that we have at Vista Cay.
townhome rental amenities
Air Conditioning, Big Screen TV, Cable, Coffee Maker, DVD, Dishwasher, Full Kitchen, Hair Dryer, Ice Maker, Internet, Iron and Board, Laundry, Microwave, Refrigerator, TV
Parking: Driveway, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25
vacation rental rates
Base Rate
Non-seasonal trips
$120.00 /Daily $770.00 /Week $2,520.00 /Month Security Deposit: $250 Rental Deposit: 35% Cleaning Fee: $95
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Jan 3 - Feb 13
$110.00 /Daily $2,520.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Late Winter
Feb 14 - Mar 10
$125.00 /Daily $805.00 /Week $2,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Mar 11 - Apr 13
$135.00 /Daily $875.00 /Week $2,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 5 Nights
Apr 14 - Jun 11
$110.00 /Daily $2,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Early Summer
Jun 12 - Jul 1
$135.00 /Daily $875.00 /Week $2,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 5 Nights
Jul 2 - Aug 21
$126.00 /Daily $840.00 /Week $2,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 4 Nights
Aug 22 - Dec 17
$110.00 /Daily $735.00 /Week $2,660.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Christmas Holiday
Dec 18 - Jan 2
$145.00 /Daily $980.00 /Week $2,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 6 Nights
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3.1/5 rDev -18%
Clear red amber and thin tight tan head with okay retention. Brown sugar and a light peat aroma. Taste follows with sweetness balanced by roasted character and hop bittering. Levels of light caramel and chocolate. Lightly sticky and slick feel with a low carb.
I was told this was a "to-style" scotch ale that's not sweet. Hmm… a malty ale that's not sweet? Anyway, it has a very light look and the bittering does mellow leaving a bite but there's not much flavor by the end. It's put together well to make an easy drinking and enjoyable pint but ultimately it's not that interesting.
04-18-2012 21:12:12 | More by Bfarr
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4.5/5 rDev +19%
Initial tasting a side-by-side of a CO2 and Nitro tap at the brewery. I grabbed a growler of the CO2 to go. Would have preferred the Nitro but they don't travel well and had to settle for the CO2. I didn't give up much though. They are both fantastic.
I am tapping into my growler now and reviewing from both the on-tap and growler experiences.
This beer pours a very nice, clean dark red. Head retains well in my brandy snifter.
The smell has nuts and caramel notes. The taste explodes with sweet, malty caramel flavors that are very pleasant.
Mouthfeel is something to savor. There is nothing not to like about this beer. To be enjoyed in any setting. And I certainly will at the next opportunity.
07-10-2011 21:52:32 | More by NWer
3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
04-19-2014 03:05:11 | More by Birdlegs
3.96/5 rDev +4.8%
The nitro pour makes a beautiful creamy foam in the pint shaker. Color is a lighter than usual brownish-tinged amber. Delicious mouthful of suds with the moderately sweet caramel flavor. A buttery yet bitter brew that is satisfying on a frigid afternoon.
Warm and rich with roasted malt. Just a faint peaty flavor with some woody and mushroomy notes Some spicy hops along with the abundance of malt. Medium body, not too sticky, but there is definitely a smack of sugar that goes well with the tangy edge of the hops. On tap at Empire Ale House in Mt. Vernon.
11-23-2013 20:58:29 | More by mactrail
3.58/5 rDev -5.3%
Served in straight pint glass. Poured a lightly hazy copper-gold color with about 1/2 inch of creamy off-white head.that had good retention and light lacing.
The aroma was mostly malty sweet, with just a hint of peat in the background. The flavor profile was pretty similar, malty, a bit sweet and sort of a touch of smoke. The peatiness lingered at the back of the tongue.
The body was full without being heavy, and was nicely full and even throughout. Drinkability was good, I could see having a couple of these. Overall, a nice beer from one of my area's newer breweries. Worth trying if you see it.
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Baffin Spoon from North Sound Brewing Company
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