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Fitness Coffee was the work of years of preparation, thousands of hours of research and hundreds of professional Italian coffee connoisseurs. Like all great ideas, Irina Tanina and Giuio Micioini realized the missing product when ordering a normal cup of coffee at a local Italian coffee shop.
The initials thoughts came from wondering why new innovation and new types of coffees have been so limited. These thoughts lead to asking how the natural antioxidants properties of coffee could be enhanced and turn in to a natural and functional drink. The temptation was there to cheapen the product, make it less healthy but the standard was set and the team did not give up until the goal was attained.
Giulio Micioni studied Pharmacy at the world-renowned Bologna University, which gave the team the tools to create perfect balance of science and taste, while Irina Tanina set the stage to sale and market the product around the world. Fitness Coffee was introduced to the market in September 2007 after four years of scientific and technical studies, the patent was awarded in June 2009 (n.0001361629).
By teaming up with local business leaders from various countries, the product is being distributed through out Europe, Australia and North America, Fitness Coffee continues to see success wherever it goes.
Fitness Coffee is an all natural product manufactured in Bracciano, Lazio region of Italy. We take great pride in our product, our company and the benefits that you will receive when drinking Fitness Coffee: The all natural way to replenish your body's needs through your daily cups of coffee. Fitness Coffee brings more energy, faster metabolism and an ample supply of antioxidants. Compare Fitness Coffee Antioxidant and Fitness Coffee Energy Blends to other well-known drinks known to be high in antioxidants.
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Fitness Coffee - 100% Natural Antioxidant Fully Active Gourmet Coffee Blend - 8.8 oz. (250 g)
Fitness Coffee 100% all natural gourmet coffee blend was created for the active coffee enthusiast.We live a fast paced life full of constant change, stress and uncertainty. This leads to sleep deprivation, poor nutrition and a body that is begging for help. Fitness Coffee is an all natural healthy coffee designed to replenish the body without changing your passion for coffee. With over 16 of the healthiest and most beneficial ingredients, Fitness Coffee is designed to replenish your body with powerful antioxidants and nutrients.
With 3.5 times the amount of precious antioxidants found in green tea, you do not have to give up your daily cup of delicious coffee to give your body what it needs.
Fitness Coffee was created with the active coffee connoisseur in mind. Fitness Coffee is a 100% natural gourmet coffee that complements your desire to be healthy, active and alert. With only the most productive and nutritious supplements added to the gourmet grind, replacing your ordinary blend with ours could enhance your workout, speed up your metabolism, help you lose unwanted pounds and speed up your muscle recovery time.
Fitness Coffee has many healthy supplements that support your body to reach your fitness and overall health goals:
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Naturally Fitness Coffee is not a medicine and helps in weight control when taken in conjunction with a balanced (calorie) controlled diet and moderate exercise. Fitness Coffee is the ultimate health drink to help you take care of your mind and body.
In an independent test done in Sweden, Fitness Coffee was shown to have a high amount of antioxidants compared to other beverages known for high antioxidant levels. The antioxidant properties of Fitness Coffee provide the consumer a product that provides the antioxidant and the daily nutrition that your body has been craving.
Fitness Coffee is 100% natural without any artificial additives. Fitness Coffee believes the day should start healthy and provide the body with only the strength that Mother Nature intended your body to receive.
Fitness Coffee performed a study of over 150 adults and asked them to just add our healthy coffee to their daily routine. The test was performed over a three-month time frame, and added three cups of Fitness Coffee to their day without changing any other habits, exercise regimen or processes.
The results of the study were exciting as it showed that the patented formula is very beneficial to the overall wellness of the body. By adding our blend to your daily routine, we can show you how our antioxidant drink provides the most antioxidants to help you with your weight loss goals.
In a test over three months, without changing anything to their daily routine,
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By drinking Fitness Coffee you will be able to get the benefits of many multi-vitamins, extra antioxidant supplements (green tea, etc.) and continue to drink your coffee.
Fitness Coffee invites you to take the Fitness Coffee challenge and see what results you will find with a balanced diet, exercise and starting your day with Fitness Coffee.
All Fitness Coffee products are all natural. Fitness Coffee does not have any of the following additives:
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With the proprietary blend of gourmet coffee and 16 hebrs and spices, your taste buds will not have to be sacrificed for performance. By substituting your normal coffee for Fitness coffee unique blend you will be giving your body the added benefit of quicker healing after workouts, increased metabolism for more burned calories and the added increase of antioxidants that your body needs to fight the daily attack of our modern environment.
The luxurious taste of Italy with the added benefit of Fitness Coffee Proprietary blend can help you reach your daily fitness and health goals.
Keeping it fresh: To preserve that fresh roasted flavor and preserve the antioxidant and rich nutrient level, store in a cool, dry place. brew within one week of opening for best reults and seal the bag after each sue. Use cold, filtered water and a clean machine to prepare your medium ground coffee. Specially ground for most coffee preparation machines.
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What is Fitness Coffee?Fitness Coffee is a revolutionary patented and premium product that combines the taste of luxurious Italian coffee balanced by natural herbs that help give the body the nutrients it needs.
Fitness Coffee is an all-natural product designed to replenish the body without changing your passion for coffee. With over 16 of the healthiest and most beneficial ingredients, Fitness Coffee is designed to replenish your body with powerful antioxidants and nutrients.
With 3.5 times the amount of antioxidants found in green tea, you do not have to give up your daily cup of delicious coffee to give your body what it need
Is there added stimulants or caffeine Fitness Coffee Antioxidant?There is not any added caffeine to fitness coffee. We want our product to be the most natural and healthy coffee as possible. Therefore we do not add any stimulants or caffeine to the product.
What are the best times to take Fitness Coffee?We recommend drinking Fitness Coffee as you would any other coffee throughout the day. We do recommend that you drink two to three cups per day for best results.
How many cups of Fitness Coffee can I drink a day?Everyone is different, however we recommend that you drink two to three cups per day for best results.
Who should not drink Fitness Coffee?Because the product is all natural, we believe all healthy and physically active persons should find Fitness Coffee to be an asset to their daily lives, workouts and overall health. As with any dietary or herbal supplement, you should advise your health care practioner of the use of this product. If you are nursing, pregnant or considering pregnancy, haver arterial hypertension or heart disease; you should consult your health care provider prior to using this product. The product contains caffeine and it should not be used by consumers under the age of 16 years old.
Why the name Fitness Coffee?We designed the product for the beginner and the professional athlete alike. The product has been produced to assist the body in recovery of workouts, enhanced metabolism and fat burning assistance. Although not everyone is an athlete, the benefits are abundant for those that want to improve their diet and over all intake of the of healthy products for maximum nutrition.
Should I continue taking vitamins and minerals if I drink Fitness Coffee regularly?Fitness Coffee is a supplemental product and has many properties that will be beneficial to add to your daily and nutritional life.
Is it safe to take Fitness Coffee with medications?There are not any known adverse reactions to medications, however you should consult your physician for any concerns you may have.
How safe is the production of Fitness Coffee?Fitness Coffee is 100% vegetal, natural and entirely made in Italy. All the ingredients are safe according to the actual suggestions, laws and rules of the Health Minister and of EU Community.
All products are sourced from certified Italian suppliers that guaranteed freshness and nutritional value of each product.The state-of-the-art manufacturing plant is situated in Bracciano ,(Lazio region) Italy in the modern well equipped industrial area. Bracchiano is famous for it's beauty, clean resources and many celebrity weddings including Tom Cruise and Katy Holmes.
The production plant meets all the hygiene and safety requirements, and has been conceived to be environmental-friendly.
What is the shelf life of Fitness Coffee?Fitness Coffee has a two year shelf life.
Is Fitness Coffee Kosher?Fitness Coffee meets all the standards of Kosher and does not contain any kind of meat/fish and we do not produce any meat/fish or it's by products in our manufacturing facility. The product does not contain any additives, colorings, preservatives, GMO, flavorings, coadiuvantes, milk or milk by products. Furthermore the bacterial and heavy metal charges are lower than the limits approved for coffee, medicinal herbs and spices by D.P.R. n. 470 of 16/02/1973 and European Pharmacopeia 5.0 (January 2005). However, Fitness Coffee is not certified Kosher.
Is Fitness Coffee organic?Fitness Coffee is not certified organic, however the product is all-natural.
About the Ingredients in Fitness Coffee:
High Quality Coffee Arabica and Robusta bean with the following all natural herbs and spices known for their nutritional and healthy properties:
Yerba Mate - Is known to have significant cancer fighting activity as well as being rich in phenols. The properties of Mate is widely known all over the world. In-vivo and in-vitro studies are showing yerba mate to exhibit significant cancer-fighting activity. Researchers at the University of Illinois (2005) found yerba mate to be "rich in phenolic constituents" and to "inhibit oral cancer cell proliferation".
Licorice - This herb has long been valued as a demulcent (soothing, coating agent) and expectorant (rids phlegm and mucous from the respiratory tract) and continues to be used by health care professionals today to relieve respiratory ailments (such as allergies, bronchitis, sore throats, and tuberculosis), stomach problems (including heartburn from reflux), inflammatory disorders, skin diseases, stress relief, and liver problems.
Peppermint and Sweet Mint - Peppermint helps against upset stomachs, inhibits the growth of certain bacteria. Other health benefits are attributed to the high manganese content, as well as trace amounts of various other nutrients such as iron, calcium, folate, potassium, tryptophan, magnesium, omega-3 fatty acids, riboflavin and copper.Our Sweet Mint has a strong intense aroma coupled with a refreshing taste. By relaxing the muscles of the digestive system, wild mint tea improves indigestion and stomach aches.
Cinnamon - Digestive aid, may be helpful in treating diabetes, antibacterial capabilities, treating stomach disorders, diarrhea and can relieve gas and bloating. Recent studies have discovered that cinnamon can be useful for those suffering from type II diabetes decreasing blood glucose levels as well as triglycerides and cholesterol, all important factors for diabetes sufferers.
Bitter and Sweet Orange - We use both bitter and sweet orange for an incomaparable aroma. Bitter Orange, taken in the safe quantities contained in the Fitness Coffee, may also help to increase the metabolism and to facilitate weight loss (many scientific studies have discovered that Bitter Orange can improve the thermogenesys in the human body).Ginger
Ginger - Gingiber officinalis has been used during centuries for a variety of benefits. It is a powerful antioxidant and it stimulates the production of energy improving digestion. Stimulant, carminative, in dyspepsia and flatulent colic; specially valuable in alcoholic gastritis; valuable in the diarrhea from relaxed bowel where there is no inflammation; can lower cholesterol and treat nausea and motion sickness.
Cardamum - It is often named as the "third most expensive" spice in the world (after saffron and vanilla), and the high price reflects the high reputation of this most pleasantly scented spice. Cardamom has a strong, unique taste, with an intensely aromatic fragrance. It is a common ingredient in Indian cooking and in the arabian coffee. We use only green and white seeds.
Lemon Vervain - Known for it's high antioxidant ratings due to it's contents of flavonoids and phenolic acids.
Chinese Star Anise - Star anise is diuretic, carminative and digestive, widely used in tea infusion for colic and rheumatism, the seeds are chewed after meals to aid digestion. Star anise is grown in four provinces in China and harvested between March and May.
Green Anis - Green anise has been shown to possess potent antimicrobial properties. Chemical studies indicate that a major portion of this antimicrobial property is due to anethole that it is effective against bacteria, yeast and fungal strains. Further known properties are: diuretic, tonic, sedative, antispamodic.
Cloves - Cloves are used in the Fitness Coffee formula to improve flavour and aroma, but also because they are carminitive and increase hydrochloric acid in the stomach improving peristalsis and digestion
Rodiola Rosea - Rhodiola rosea roots have been used for decades in the traditional medicine of Russia, Sweden, Norway, France, Germany and Iceland. Since 1961, more than 180 studies have been published and the conclusions about the athletes are: it enhances both physical and mental stamina; it speeds cardiovascular and muscle energy recovery time and it possesses pharmacologically relevant anabolic activity. Furthermore Rhodiola is a general tonic to enhance energy and ease stress and to treat specific conditions, such as depression, anxiety, or the unwanted symptoms of menopause.
Turmeric - Turmeric was used more than three thousand years ago by Indian healers to treat obesity. Modern research has shown that Curcuma has a beneficial effect on the liver, stimulating the flow of bile, which is responsible for the breakdown of dietary fat. The last studies show a very important action of curcuma on degenerative diseases which still do not have specific treatment in medicine, such as Alzheimer.
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Prince William County police are investigating the suspicious death of a 78-year-old man in Woodbridge as a murder.
The incident happened in the 3400 block of Caledonia Circle.
Police found Charlie Adkins dead inside his house with a wound to the neck just after 8 p.m. Tuesday night. Neighbors say they last saw him around midday Sunday.
Adkins lived inside in a townhouse on Caledonia Circle since the mid-1980s where neighbors knew his routine.
The retired Army veteran, who walked with a cane, lived alone, but had a female friend and would spend his days at a Prince William County senior center.
"I can't imagine who would take Charlie's life," said Kenneth Richardson, a friend of Adkins. "He would never hurt anybody. He was always a guy who would always give."
"This neighborhood is a great neighborhood. I never had any major problems in the neighborhood," said neighbor Tim Perry. "When they told me they found him, I was totally shocked. Plus, Charlie is the type of person he doesn't bother anybody. He's a loner."
Perry lives right next door and has known Adkins since 1987.
Police spent the night in the house looking for evidence. It is a house packed with items the 78-year-old had been saving for years.
"We are unable to determine whether or not a robbery took place or a burglary took place, so we don't believe either of those took place just from what we located inside the residence," said Prince William County Police spokesperson Jonathan Perok. "But it was kind of a cluttered residence, so it was a little difficult to determine for sure. He was alone, so it was unknown if anything was taken."
Police say investigators have questioned a few people, but the leads have so far have not panned out.
Adkins was well known at the senior center where he would spend several hours every day.
Police are looking for help from anyone who may have seen Adkins over the weekend and noticed anything that might help the investigation.
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I also had a red 65 mustang petal car. Wow! I wish I had that today. It was in good shape until my uncle moved from the farm in 78', I think it must have been left behind. They left a small fortune in junk cars. I remember playing in a bunch of those old cars growing up. There was a 49 chevy, a 53 ford(silver anniversary), 50 lincoln, there were several I'm not sure what they were. I was 14 when they moved to town. A buddy of mine used his dad's old truck and we towed a 59 chevy truck and a 50 studebaker pickup home, but the rest had frozen axles and we couldn't get the wheels to turn. I remember lying in bed crying because mo one would help me try to get those cars home. My uncle sold them for junk. 12.50 a piece. Yes, I said 12 dollars. Very sad. My friend still has that 59 pickup. I gave it to him a few years later after I got married and moved away.


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WISCONSIN RAPIDS (Press Release) - Three runs in their first at bat, coupled with six in their final at bat provided plenty of offense as the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters bested the Green Bay Bullfrogs 10-3 Monday afternoon.
After leading in a close game all day, the Rafters entered the eighth inning looking for some insurance for the ninth and left with a commanding seven run lead. Brandon Hohl took care of the insurance, belting his first home run to lead off the frame. After a walk, Josh Cyr belted a ball over the wall in straight away center for two more. Curtis Frisbie restarted the Rafters offense with a double. Frisbie stole third then came home on an RBI ground out off the bat of Justin Jirschele. Cody Koback doubled Jirschele home before Alex Edward brought Koback to the plate with his second RBI single of the night. In all, the Rafters racked up five hits as they sent ten to the plate.
Joie Dunyon capped a stellar evening for the Rafters bullpen and secured the win with a scoreless ninth inning, working around a lead-off error. Evan Stermer allowed just a single base-runner in one scoreless frame and Jacob Doyle held the Bullfrogs scoreless in the sixth and seventh, striking out a pair.
A three run first inning had the Rafters out front early. Koback walked and stole second base, then came home on Edward's first RBI knock. Hohl, who ended the night 2-for-4 with an RBI and two runs scored, doubled Edward to third. A ground out from Kyle Peterson and a pass ball set the Rafters up with their 3-0 early lead.
For the second straight night the Rafters starter left the game long before he was ready. Feeling discomfort in his left arm, Brian Hill came out after working three and two thirds innings of one run baseball. Michael Huckabay finished the fourth for Hill with a strike out. In his only full inning, Huckabay allowed two runs to the Bullfrogs but kept the lead intact and eventually picked up his second win of the season.
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Michael Crain, 34, was the Riverside police officer allegedly ambushed by Christopher Jordan Dorner while on routine patrol last week, Riverside's police chief revealed Sunday.
Crain was an Inland Empire native with "a big heart" and loved spending time with wife Regina and their children Ian, 10, and Kaitlyn, 4. Crain left "an unforgettable impression" on everyone he met, according to Riverside police Lt. Guy Toussaint.
"He loved attending dance recitals with his daughter and coaching his son's baseball team," Toussaint said. "He also loved his classic 1970 Chevy Nova, which he spent his spare time restoring."
Crain, a former active Marine and war veteran, was publicly identified Sunday for the first time by the department. His name had been withheld due to concerns about the danger presented by Dorner, whose location remains a mystery.
He was slain Thursday when the disgruntled former policeman allegedly ambushed two Riverside officers in their squad car at a traffic light next to the Riverside (91) Freeway. The second patrol officer was reportedly recovering with serious injuries and stable life signs, but his name was not released.
Crain was born in Anaheim but was raised in the Riverside area and graduated from Redlands High School in 1996, a Riverside police biography released Sunday stated.
Crain was the eldest of three children in his family and attended Crafton Hills College in Yucaipa after high school for about a year before joining the Marines. Crain served two tours in Kuwait as a rifleman in the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit, 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines, Toussaint said in his statement.
Crain was a squad leader and was promoted to the rank of sergeant during his service. He was stationed in Camp Pendleton in Oceanside where Crain taught military operations on urban terrain, Toussaint said.
Following his honorable discharge from the Marine Corps, Crain joined the Riverside Police Department and was sworn in on Aug. 24, 2001. During his 11 years of service Crain was a member of the department's SWAT team and usually worked as a patrol officer.
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Bob and Barbara Clark of Plainfield will soon mark their 50th wedding anniversary.
The couple will be feted at a reception from 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 3 at The Train Station in Danville's Ellis Park.
Mr. Clark worked 30 years at Allison Division of GM before retiring.
They are the parents of Gary of Daytona Beach, Fla.; Andy of Indianapolis; and the late David. They have seven grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.


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I-15 southbound was shut down for more than 12 hours while a fatal accident involving a double-decker bus, tractor-trailer, and car was investigated.
The southbound lanes of I-15 were closed between Tropicana and Russell following the 10:30 p.m. Wednesday night accident.
A double-decker Deuce bus traveling in the northbound lanes crashed into road barriers and crossed into the southbound lanes hitting the semi-truck head-on and also hitting a car.
The tractor-trailer driver was killed and three other people were injured. THere were no passengers on the bus.
Nevada Highway Patrol has officially listed the cause of the accident as tire tread separation of the left front tire causing the driver to lose control.
According to Jacob Snow with the Regional Transportation Commission all the buses on the fleet will have their tires checked. "We just have to provide extra special attention in the heat that we have because it takes a toll on everybody's vehicles, not just buses," Snow said.
The Deuce buses do not carry passengers on I-15. They use the freeway as a quick way to get back to the yard after their shift.
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HODGENVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- A central Kentucky man has pleaded guilty to kidnapping a 10-year-old girl and attempting to rape and kill her.
28-year-old Jetto Dye entered the plea Monday morning in LaRue Circuit Court.
Dye was sentenced to a total of 30 years in prison -- 15 years for attempted rape, 15 years for attempted murder and 20 years for kidnapping to be served concurrently. He also received a 10-year sentence for sexual abuse, to be served consecutively to the other sentences.
Dye pleaded guilty in November to taking the girl from his home into a wooded area behind his house.
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Tony Gross is a hard-working member of our community who brings honesty, integrity and no-nonsense common sense to everything he does. That is why we, my wife Christine and I, are supporting for re-election to the Gloucester School Committee.
I have known Tony as a shipmate and fellow Captain for over two decades, as well as in various roles in service in Gloucester. We need more leaders like Mr. Gross, with common sense and considerable hands-on experience to make decisions that are in the best interest of both the schools and the city at large.
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Christopher J. Hanke
Norm Lewis
Chester Gregory
15 Mar 2013
That would be my Saturday matinee performance as Mark in the 2007 production of Rent, when my mother was in the audience. I jumped up onto the steel table to begin "La Vie Boheme," and my boot clipped the table, which threw my mindset and I could not for the life of me remember the lyrics of that section of the song ("To days of inspiration...")! Well, that song is such a patter-filled, quick-worded story-telling "toast," if you will, that once I derailed, I could not get back on. So, I decided to do a retrospective dance from the 50s to the 90s while ad-libbing lines like, "Hey Benny, it's your restaurant, and we're taking it over!" LAME, Hanke, LAME! And the worst part, I had the entire cast behind me sitting at the table and NOT A SINGLE PERSON could remember the lyrics either. Fired. All of them. But mostly me!
During The Little Mermaid, after the scene where King Triton tells off Ariel, a child shouted, "I hate you!" from the audience, and I was completely thrown off. The next two minutes were spent with the actor playing the crab and me desperately trying to remember our lines. It was awful!
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Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson confirmed Tuesday that pitching phenom Stephen Strasburg will make his return to the major leagues on Tuesday, September 6 in Nationals Park.
The Nationals will play the Los Angeles Dodgers in the second game of a four-game series that day.
September 6th will be nearly 12 months to the day since Strasburg underwent Tommy John surgery. Strasburg is slightly ahead of schedule in terms of recovery time, which is often considered 12-18 months.
Strasburg has been largely impressive in his rehab starts, save for one really bad performance. He hurled five scoreless innings in his most recent rehab start for AAA-Syracuse. His final rehab start on Thursday will be at AA-Harrisburg.
Strasburg will replace Jordan Zimmermann in the rotation. Zimmermann is himself recovering from Tommy John surgery and has reached his innings-allowed limit.
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Oceanfront Casita Puerto Azul in Puerto Morelos
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Casita Blanca
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 600 - $ 1,200 / week
$ 1,990 - $ 2,990 / month
vacation rental description
Your dreams can come true in this wonderful and spacious 1-bedroom with 1-bathroom condo. The large
bedroom has a new king sized bed and two twin beds. This beautiful condo also has a truly
comfortable double futon sleepers in the living room . Our oceanfront unit has majestic views of the
ocean and is close to the large fresh water pool. This ground floor unit is within steps of the
pristine beach. This condo features dual zone air conditioning, cable TV, DVD and WIFI. The kitchen is fully equipped is ideal for preparing the catch of the day brought
in by the small fishing boats each afternoon. The Casita Blanca Condo complex is small, charming,
friendly and
family owned.
The white sandy beach is long, wide and flat so you can walk for miles. The second largest reef in
the world, the Great Maya Reef, lies just 500 meters off shore and provides excellent snorkeling and
scuba diving as well as calming waves to allow easy distance swimming, kayaking and safe shores
for your children. IMAGINE: this is right outside your door. There are many local beach bars
where you can enjoy the sunset with a margarita followed by a pleasant walk to town for many
restaurants serving both local and international cuisine. The town of Puerto Morelos is charming
and is the only authentic Mexican fishing village along the Mayan Riviera and in the Yucatan
peninsula. Best of all, you are only 15 minutes from the Cancun airport !
Airport pickup is available for a nominal fee. We are wheelchair accessible and we make our beach
wheelchair available for your use. Brew your coffee and squeeze your OJ while you gaze at the
tranquil sea. Enjoy the best of the Yucatan without the hustle of Cancun or the traffic of Playa
del Carmen. If the night life of Cancun or Playa del Carmen beckons you, it is only a short drive
away either buy car, taxi, or bus.
Puerto Morelos has its own unique style and international flair which makes it perhaps the greatest
treasure of all in the Mexican Caribbean with its warm and friendly people.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
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Robert Strange 845 677 5410
condo rental amenities
We offer a fuly equipped kitchen to prepare your fresh fish and vegetables bought fm the local
arkets. Dual zone air conditioning and ceiling fans ensure your comfort. Cable service along with a
TV with DVD is there for your entertanment. We also offer a wide selection of current and classic
DVDs for your viewing. Maid service is included and a washer and dryer are available.
activities and attractions in Puerto Morelos Yucatan
The crystal blue waters offer a host of recreational opportunities including snorkling, swimming,
on-site kayaks and scuba diving around the "Great Barrier Reef".
Of course you can relax in your hammock on the back porch and gaze at the majestic Caribean.
The pool and large patio with comfortable lounge chairs is just outside your door.
The excitement of Playa del Carmen or Cancun's hotel district are just a short excursion away.
Mayan Ruins, natural theme parks, golf, tennis, restaurants and shops to satisfy anyone.
...or do nothing at all.
vacation rental rates
High Season: November 15 thru December 15
$150.00 usd/ night
$995.00 usd/ week
Mid Season: May 01 thru November 14
$100.00 usd/ night
$599.00 usd/ week
Peak Season: December 15 thru April 30
$175.00 usd/ night
$1200.00 usd/ week
June through September rates a low as $75/night $525/week
Call for additional rates and discounts
Robert Strange 845 677 5410
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Cottage in the Palms/ Lagoon & Ocean Views Plus Access in New Smyrna Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community Bethune Beach
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 1,600 - $ 1,900 / month
vacation rental description
Two story, fully furnished 2/2 Island Cottage with Caribbean flair on quiet cul-de-sac. 2012 Complete interior remodel, Living Room, Dining Area & Kitchen all view the covered furnished deck on 2nd story surrounded by swaying palms.
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2nd story side stairs lead to a large roof top deck for breath-taking river/Lagoon views and Ocean peeks.
Master Suite with Private Bath and Guest Bedroom, both in back of home, open to balcony with wooded view. Ceiling fans throughout.
Covered Parking beneath home large enough for 2 cars & trailered boat. Outside Enclosed Shower and Fish Cleaning Station. Water Access steps away from WORLD'S BEST flats
fishing. 2 block easy walk to non-driving beach.
3 minute drive to grocery, hair & nail salons and restaurants.
9 minute drive to Shopping Center & many more restaurants.
Family Friendly !
Non-Smokers Only!
No pets permitted !
cottage rental amenities
This single family home has a Master Suite with Queen Bed, 2
dressers, private bath with ceramic tile/tub, large walk-in closet
and separate storage closet. Guest Bedroom has 2 twin beds, 2 small
dressers and large closet. Both bedrooms have sliding glass doors to
a shared covered deck.
Kitchen is equipped with white appliances including refrigerator,
dishwasher, microwave, ceramic top stove with convection oven
feature, coffee pot, toaster, juicer and coordinating dishware
including table linens for tasteful home dining enjoyment. Dining
table seats 4 with "extension leaf" to accommodate 6 with 6 matching
Laundry Room with large capacity washer/dryer, ironing board & iron.
Laundry Room provides additonal interior storage space.
TV with basic cable connection in Living Room. DVD/stereo with remote. Nearby RedBox outlet for DVD rentals. Bring cell phones as there is no land line phone. High speed WIRELESS INTERNET connection.
Your boat may be anchored In-Water steps away from house for early
morning fishing trips or late trip returns!
Tips can be provided on Best Fishing Spots close to home.
World Class fishing guides available upon request.
activities and attractions in New Smyrna Beach Atlantic Coast Central
* New Smyrna Beach has charm galore with quaint shops & boutiques
art galleries, live theatre, antique pavillions, wine bars,
coffee cafes and gourmet restaurants.
* New Smyrna Beach is named one of the "100 Best Small Art Towns
in America", Home to the Atlantic Center for the Arts.
* Beachside has assortment of restaurants, shopping, beauty
salons, spas, surf shops, scooter rentals, clubs, churches.
* Five Golf Courses nearby; one of which is Sugar Mill Country Club,
located about 15 minutes from the beach. Sugar Mill features 27
holes of Championship Golf and is rated as one of the top courses
in the State of Florida.
* World Class Flats Fishing
* Redfish, Tarpon, Seatrout, Flounder & More
* Boating both Backwater & Ocean
* Canaveral National Seashore Park, Beachside 57,000 acres, 3-Minutes
* Inlet, Jetties & Large Dunes northern Smyrna Beachside 10-Minutes
* Eco, Dolphin & Romantic Cruises on the IntraCoastal Waterway
* New Smyrna Speedway, Saturdays 20-Minutes West
* Daytona Beach/Speedway 30-Minutes North
* Disney World, Universal, MGM & More 90-Minutes
* Kennedy Space Center 45-Minutes
* Orlando International Airport 80-Minutes
* Daytona International Airport 25-Minutes
* JB Seafood Restaurant 2-Minutes
* Historic Flagler Ave Shopping 9-Minutes
vacation rental rates
No rentals longer than 10-12 days due to cottage on market for sale.
Week Holiday Rate: $1200 (Utilities Included)
(Includes= Bike Week, July 4, Labor Day, RaceWeek, OctoberFest, Federal Holidays)
Week Non-Holiday Rate: $775 (Utilities Included)
* No Rental Period Less Than 1-Week
All Rates subject to change.
$100 =Security Deposit for Weekly
$ 70 =Cleaning Fee
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Posted: 2:51 pm Friday, April 10th, 2009
Cody Brown, UM's Johnson working out today
By Brian Biggane
Connecticut outside linebacker Cody Brown and University of Miami cornerback Bruce Johnson were at the Dolphins' training facility in Davie for workouts today, according to reports.
Brown is not among the top OLB candidates available in this draft — one scouting service has him ranked eighth at the position, another ninth — but may still be on the board if the Dolphins are still looking for depth in rounds 3 or 4.
A 6-foot-2, 244-pounder, Brown ran a respectable 4.76 in the 40 at the combine and had 26 reps of 225 pounds on the bench. He played defensive end in college but has good feet and lateral quickness, so he is not expected to have difficulty changing to OLB in a 3-4 defense. He impressed scouts at the Senior Bowl.
Johnson was the only UM player invited to the combine but is probably no better than a mid-to-late round selection, a far cry from the Hurricanes' heyday of first-rounders. He's on the small side at 5-10, 170. He ran only a 4.49 at the combine but improved to 4.40 at UM's Pro Day. As GM Jeff Ireland said last week, the Dolphins have three unrestricted free agents at cornerback after next season so they'll be looking for long-term depth. And with the questions that continue to surround Eric Green as a potential starter, any corner drafted will get a look in the competition to replace Andre' Goodman.
About the Author
Brian Biggane has been a sportswriter for The Palm Beach Post for 31 years. This is his second go-round on the Dolphins beat, having covered Don Shula and Bob Griese for the Sun-Sentinel in the 1970s and, before that, O.J. Simpson and the Buffalo Bills for the Niagara Falls (N.Y.) Gazette.


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Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes close to sealing return to PSV Eindhoven
Updated 11:12am Monday 27th January 2014 in Spurs
Spurs goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes is close to completing a transfer to his former club PSV Eindhoven.
The Brazilian is yet to play a competitive fixture for Tottenham's first team this season and has long been out of favour, first behind Brad Friedel and now Hugo Lloris too.
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(#4)180 Degree Ocean View, jacuzzi, tennis, heated pool in Newport Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community Newport Crest
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 3,000 - $ 3,000 / week
$ 6,000 - $ 12,000 / month
vacation rental description
Holiday special, Normally $3000 per week only $2100!! Our home offers 180-degree ocean views from the living room and
master bedroom balconies offering the most incredible sunsets
California has to offer. You will enjoy this view from the living room
as well all a short walk or bike ride to the beach! Yes 8 bikes are included! We even provide a red
wagon with off road wheels, coolers, boogie boards and some beach toys.
Upon arrival you will find and a welcome
booklet telling you everything we can think of to make your vacation
the best one ever including favorite local restaurants, museums,
plays, concerts and basically things you would not think of as a
tourist that are right under your nose. Orange County has a lot to offer!
We offer onsite common area tennis courts, pools, Jacuzzi and sauna
The beach is just a walk or bike ride away so leave your car parked (2 designated spaces avaible in front of unit). Additional parking also available throughout community. As a result,
you don't need to worry about finding beach parking, the noise and the
overall congestion of the zoo below. Everything you need for a day on
the beach is provided. Visit Disneyland in just 20 minutes or enjoy a
bike ride on our 15-mile beach boardwalk (many say this is the
highlight of their vacation)!
Beautifully upgraded and decorated, this home is completely furnished
and even comes with original art on the walls. The unit sleeps three couples
very privately and has a pull out sofa couch in the living room for
extra bedding if needed. No Smoking and No Pets.
Our home is very bright and sunny and offers more than any hotel in
the area at a better price.
Shopping/ Dining:
We are walking distance from the world famous Nike Town. Fashion
Island and South Coast Plaza are a shot drive or taxi away. All offer
wonderful dining, shopping and entertainment for the whole family.
We have no seasons!! This is Southern California and I can't tell you
how many days we have in winter that feel like summer, it just gets
cold at night. Summer is summer and around 76-84 degrees during the
day and now less than 68 degrees at night, great for sitting on the
deck. Bring your own laptop to connect to our wireless internet.
townhome rental amenities
Fireplace, Cable TV, CD Player, Full Kitchen, Microwave, Dishwasher,
Refrigerator, Cooking utensils provided, Linens provided, Washer,
Dryer, Garage, Gas Grill (BBQ), Pool Tabe, No Smoking. Note: Rates and amenities
are subject to change without notice.
activities and attractions in Newport Beach Los Angeles Area
Great Location with easy access to theme parks and beaches and pools!!
vacation rental rates
Low Season $1450 but sometimes $1250!!
Mid Season $1750- $1950
Peak Season $2500-$3000
Holidays are peek season including Spring Break.
Chirstmas special 2011 $2100 per week!!
Thanksgiving 2010 Special normally $3000 only $2000
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North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper says he is outraged over a proposal making its way through the General Assembly that would allow you to buy a handgun without a permit from your local sheriff's office.
Senators added the controversial language into House Bill 937 earlier this month, and as the legislative session draws to a close, Cooper says he is stepping up his disapproval of the measure.
"It's not good for public safety just to eliminate this permit process," Cooper told WBTV. "While federal background checks apply to those purchasing handguns and other weapons from federally licensed gun dealers, the pistol permit program applies to all individual buyers at gun shows or anywhere else."
Currently, in North Carolina you must have a permit from your local sheriff's office to own a handgun. The permits are good for five years. South Carolina does not require the same permit. WBTV spoke to local gun advocates about the proposed legislation.
"It is a little bit of a hassle. People have to take off work to go down there," said Hyatt Gun and Coin owner Larry Hyatt describing the permit process.
Hyatt says he wants all background checks on his customers done in his store. Hyatt is pushing for an FBI sponsored instant background check called NICS. North Carolina retailers do not use NICS for handgun background checks. Hyatt wants that to change immediately, and says the five year duration of the permit is what concerns him the most.
"We don't know if that person did something wrong from the time they got the permit to the time they come in here," he said.
Meanwhile, Cooper says he will continue to push for the process to remain the same. The North Carolina Sheriff's Association has also sided with Cooper.
"I think it's important to have this process in place, so that the sheriff can keep track of these people. They have a better chance of tracing guns after they've been purchased," Cooper said.
While federal background checks apply to those purchasing handguns from federally licensed gun dealers, buyers from anyone else would no longer undergo the pistol permit background check if HB 937 becomes law.
House lawmakers are expected to vote on the measure within the next week. It would then go to Governor Pat McCrory where he would sign or veto the bill.
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013 D-Shift Theft with Extenuating Circumstances & Warrant /800 blk N Columbia Center Blvd- Female, 27 of Richland and Male,24 a Kennewick Transient were stopped by Officers Compton and Reynolds after they exited the store for shoplifting and using a specially made device that defeats the stores security tags. Both suspects also had warrants for their arrest. Both are believed to have been involved in several other similar thefts at other store in recent past. Prosecutor wanted the felony theft charges sent up for review. Robbery Attempt/Hood & Tweedt- Male student reported being confronted at gunpoint about 5-6 weeks ago by a intoxicated Hispanic male who demanded he surrender his car. He got out of the car and faced the suspect who had his finger off the trigger. He took the butt of the gun and struck the suspect male in the head area. The suspect male fell to the ground, the complainant stated he threw the gun towards the street, got into his car and drove off. He stated as he drove away on Hood he could see the male slowly get back to his feet and stumble away. He also said he couldn't identify the suspect as he didn't see his face. Welfare Check, DUI &FTSID/10th & Union- Sgt Genack responded to a welfare check of an intoxicated male who pulled into the parking lot, then fell down while getting out of his car. Upon arrival the 50 year old male from Kennewick was contacted. He appeared to be very intoxicated. His 2008 Cadillac had fresh damage to its right front quarter panel. Investigation tracked him to the Safeway gas Station on Kennewick Ave where he had struck the gas pump cement bumpers and damaged his car, then drove away from the scene. WSP assisted by evaluating him for DUI (.27) and transporting him to KGH for a laceration to his head and then to jail.
B Squad Accident FTS&ID Injury/10th Ave & Washington- A large blue pickup was northbound on Washington and turned east on 10th, and hit a male and female walking in the crosswalk. The suspect fled east on 10th Avenue, leaving the victims lying on the side of the street. The investigation revealed the pickup had just left the parking lot just prior to hitting the victims. The pickup appeared to be a newer dark colored extended cab pickup with a canopy. There appeared to be a sticker on the rear canopy glass. The sticker was located on lower part of the glass in the center glass. The pickup had light grill that may be a Dodge grill. The victim's injuries were minor; they were treated for cuts and abrasions then released. Investigation continuing. Trespass/3600 blk W Clearwater- Officers responded to a report of people on the roof of the business. Two 16 years old, a male and female and a 18 year old female were contacted on the roof with alcohol. JCRs were completed for juveniles citing Criminal Trespass 2nd Degree and MIP. They were turned over to their parents. The adult was booked at the BCSO Jail for Criminal Trespass 2nd Degree and MIP. Domestic/1200 blk E 2nd Ave- Male and female were involved in a verbal domestic. The pair is married and he said she is moving out in 14 days. He agreed to leave for the night. She was intoxicated. KPD had responded to the location 15 times in the last 6 months for disturbances or disturbance related follow up. Recovered Stolen/100 blk E 4th Ave- Officer Grant responded to a report of a vehicle in the alley behind the ocation. The vehicle is a white Honda Civic. The vehicle had a tow strap attached to it and had been chopped. The engine, transmission and body parts were missing. The vehicle was processed and a few possible finger prints were found and those items were placed in evidence. The owner was notified and the vehicle was towed. CAT to follow up. Provoking & Assault/700 blk E Bruneau Ave- Male reported that he and another male had been drinking when the second male started an argument. First male said he left and walked home. The second male followed and continued the argument. At one point the second male was inches away from the first males face spraying him with spit. He said he pushed the other male back and the male tried to punch him. First male said he punched the second male and he fell down. When officers contacted him he was belligerent with them as well. He was booked for Provoking and Assault. Malicious Mischief/2000 blk W 10th Ave- The manager reported that a male arrived with two females. He claimed they damaged his oil plug and demanded free oil fill which he did not receive. The females were in the restroom during this incident. After 7the three left an employee found that the toilet seat had been torn off the mounts and someone had defecated in the trash can. CAT Warrant Arrest/300 blk E 2nd Ave- Detectives went to this address to arrest a male. Upon contact a male believed to be the wanted person fled out the back of the house. Detectives caught the person in the backyard hiding behind a tree. The person contacted wasn't the subject they were looking for but was his younger brother. The 17 year old had felony warrant for his arrest. He was booked into Juvenile. Warrant Arrest/5800 blk W Arrowhead Ave- Detectives contacted a 21 year old male and arrested him for 1 warrant. He was booked into Benton County Jail. Warrant Arrest/7th & Garfield St- Detectives contacted a male and arrested him for 1 warrant. He was booked into Benton County Jail. If you have information pertaining to any of the crimes reported in the Briefing, contact Kennewick Police at (509) 582-1351 or Tri Cities Crime Stoppers at (509) 586-8477/ (800) 222-TIPS or www.tricitiescrimestoppers.org Kennewick Police Crime Prevention prepares the Kennewick Police Briefing. For more information contact Kennewick Police Crime Prevention at (509) 582-1351.


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Trick or Treating
Rushville Police Chief Craig Tucker announced that Trick or Treating hours for Rushville will be 5 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 31.
Costume Parade
Due to colder weather, the Halloween Costume Parade, that was to be held at the Riverside Park Amphitheater on Saturday, will be moved to the Livestock Pavilion at the Fairgrounds, as in the past.
Sign up begins at 4 p.m. Parade at 5 p.m. and judging promptly at 5:30 p.m. For all ages (adults too).
Treat bag and prize for each child.
Free Haunted Trail rides to follow at the Amphitheater beginning at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
ARC wheelchair Bowling event
Teams are sought for the 4th annual ARC of Rush County wheelchair bowling event. The five-hour event will be held beginning at 1 p.m. Nov. 17 at the Rushville Bowl. The event is used to raise awareness to individuals with physical challenges in which teams of five bowlers bowl one game. For additional information or to register a team, contact Jan Hornaday at (765) 561-3108 or Cindy Sickbert at (765) 932-4563.
Not-for-profits may submit upcoming events to email@example.com or 126 S. Main St., Rushville, IN 46173.
• The Rushville Eagles will host Bingo on Fridays at 7 p.m. and on Sundays at 2 p.m. The community is invited. Information: 765-561-7472.
• A free Haunted Trail and Hayrides will begin at 7:30 p.m. Saturday Oct. 26 at the Rushville Riverside Park Amphitheater. The 12th annual Halloween Costume Parade will begin with sign-ups at 4 p.m, the parade at 5 p.m. and judging for all ages, including adults at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday Oct. 26 at the Livestock Pavilion at the Rush County Fairgrounds.
• Knights of Columbus Chicken Fry from 5 to 8 p.m. Adults $10 and children $6. Carryouts available. Menu includes: Chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, rolls, applesauce and cake. All white meat $1 extra. Open to the public. Information: 932-2277.
• Fall Craft Fair at First Church of God, 1200 W Hwy 52, Rushville. Homemade crafts, jewelry, candles, baked good and more. This event will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the church gymnasium. For more information call 932-5138.
• Rushville Eagles will be hosting a Halloween Costume Party and Big Poppy Band starting at 8 p.m. Public invited. Must be 18 and over.
• Raleigh Community Club Dance, 7:30-10:30 p.m., weekly on Saturdays. Live band. Open to all ages.
• The Manna Mission will be from 5 to 7 p.m. at Main Street Christian Church. Eat-in and Carry-outs are available. If you have any relatives or members of your churches that cannot attend the free meal, please feel free to get your loved ones a meal and take it to their homes.
• The next meeting of the All Pro Dads at Mays Elementary School is scheduled for 7:30 a.m. Information: Matt Vance via e-mail at email@example.com
• The Manilla Town and Country Homemakers Club will meet on at 7 p.m. at Zion United Church of Christ, 7025 E 100 N, Shelbyville. Kathy Wright is hostess with Sharon Wooley as co-hostess Donna Kuhn will give devotions. Kathy will lead a lesson on "Who Get's Grandma's Yellow Pie Plate? Roll Call: Share something from Grandmother. Members should note that this meeting is being held one week later than originally planned.
• Rushville Trick or Treating will be 5 to 9 p.m. Oct. 31.
• Halloween in Milroy. There will be a trunk and treat this year on Oct. 31 for one night only. The Methodist Church and Christian Church are having a Trunk or Treat at the Milroy Christian Church parking lot. Youngsters are welcome to come and pick up treats. The Community Club is having a parade for the children beginning at 6 p.m. from the Milroy United Methodist Church parking lot and proceeding to the Milroy Christian Church. The Trunk or Treating will follow the parade in the Christian Church parking lot.
• Trunk or Treat from 6 to 8 p.m. at First Church of God, 1200 W Hwy 52, Rushville. There will be treats, games, prizes and lots of fun as well as free drinks and popcorn for all that attend.
• You bring the tricks and we will bring the treats! Miller's Merry Manor will be having an open house from 5 to 7 p.m. on Halloween night. Kids of all ages are welcome.
• Have you ever wondered what to do with the excess candy your children receive while trick-or-treating, except, that is, to eat it all yourself? This year's Halloween Candy Buyback, hosted by Superb Smiles Dental Care, offers the perfect solution while giving a sweet salute to deployed American military members. Located at 200 Harcourt Way, the family owned and operated dental practice will be buying back excess Halloween candy for one dollar per pound from 2 to 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 1, and Monday Nov. 4.
• Community Bingo at Miller's Merry Manor on the first Friday of each month at 2 p.m. Free and open to the public! Join us for an hour of fun and a chance to win prizes! Please call 765-932-4127 with any questions.
• Delta Theta Tau 41st Annual Gift and Hobby Show with 100 plus vendors,9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Nov. 2, Shelbyville Middle School, 1200 McKay Road, Shelbyville IN 46176. firstname.lastname@example.com
• Milroy United Methodist Church Annual Turkey Supper from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Nov. 2. Adults $8, Children $5, Under four eat free. Carry-outs available in basement from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
• Coats for Kids give away from 9 a.m. to noon at the F.O.P. building behind the Rushville Fire Department in the 200 block of East Second Street. Information: 932-2931.
• Relay For Life of Rush County Kick Off party on from 1 to 5 p.m. in City Council Chambers, 270 W. 15th Street, Rushville. The theme this year will be "Hats Off to Hope." For more information people may contact: Lesley Wright at 812-376-6781 or firstname.lastname@example.com; Stacey Berkemeier at 765-561-1194 or email@example.com; and Travis McMichael at 765-821-0525 or email@example.com.
• Teresa's Kancer Krushers relay for life team will host a fundraiser breakfast on Nov. 2 from 7 to 11 a.m. at Posey Township Fire Department. The menu will include: pancakes, sausage, scrambled eggs, biscuits and sausage gravy. Free will donation.
• Seventh Annual Wine Tasting event and auction for the benefit of the Boys & Girls Club of Rush County beginning at 6 p.m., Nov. 2 at the 201 Building located on Main Street. Rushville. Tickets are $50 and are limited to 120 and are available at the Boys & Girls Club, Sickbert Family Eye Care, Elizabeth's Keepsakes and the Rushville Pharmacy.
• Tox-away Days are the first Saturday of each month from 8 a.m. to noon at Smiley Avenue. Join in making this a Clean, Green Rush County.
• Holiday Bazaar-Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Batesville Primary School on State Highway 46W. Free admission. Sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi sorority. More than 140 booths selling wood crafts, handmade items, seasonal decorations, jewelry, baskets, candles, and more. Check out the popular Cookie Walk for some homemade cookies and enjoy lunch which is prepared and served by the sorority sisters while supplies last. All proceeds go to local charities. Contact Lou Voegele for more info at 812-934-3394. Find/Like us on Facebook: Theta Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority.
• Monday, Nov. 4, in cooperation with the Rush County Food Pantry (RCCA), the Gleaners Mobile Food Bank will be bringing a truck load of food to the Main Street Christian Church parking lot, 615 N. Main St., Rushville, for distribution to local residents. The distribution will be made between 4 and 6 p.m. Residents will need to bring their own containers (sacks or boxes) to put their food into. Gleaners Mobile Food Bank returns the first Monday of each month.
• The first Tuesday of every month a free health check is available at Miller's Merry Manor, 2 to 3 p.m. Blood Pressure, blood sugar and weight checks. Refreshments will be available.
• Columbus Star Quilters' Guild regular meeting at the Masonic Lodge at 4131 Rocky Ford Road, the corner of Taylor and Rocky Ford Roads. All interested persons are welcome to attend. There is no charge for the regular Wednesday meeting. After a brief meeting, the Guild will work on their service projects. Please bring your machine and any other sewing instruments you might require. Also don't forget to bring a Show 'n Tell for the meeting. The doors open at 8:45 a.m. and the meeting starts at 9:30 a.m.
• Elementary School age student dance from 6-8 p.m. at the Boys and Girls Club of Rush County. $3 per person. D.J. Kevin Green. Proceeds benefit the Boys and Girls Club.
• Holiday Expo, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Rushville Elementary School East and West gyms. Many vendors will be participating including craft vendors, various home consultants and businesses. There will also be a bake sale, lunch and door prizes. Admission $1. This event is a fundraiser for Rushville Victim's Assistance, Inc., St. Mary's PTA and the Rushville Republican Newspapers in Education. This is a great time to start your Christmas shopping, so please come and enjoy the day.
• Rushville Eagles will host a Free Will Donation Breakfast from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Serving biscuits & sausage gravy, eggs, hash browns, milk, juice & coffee. Public invited.
• 13th Annual Rushville Farm Toy Show from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Rush County Fairgrounds. Free admission. Add to your collection. Christmas Shop. Set up time from 3 to 7 p.m. Nov. 9 and 6 to 8 a.m. Nov. 10. Contact Mark Shepherd from 765-570-2027. Leave a message or call in the evening.
• "Who Gets Grandma's Yellow Pie Plate?(tm)" is the topic of a 2-part series presented by Purdue Extension educator Gracie Marlatt on Mondays, Nov. 11 and 18. Ideal for multiple generations to experience together, the sessions will start at 6 p.m. in the Assisted Living Dining Room of Miller's Merry Manor, 612 E. 11th Street, Rushville. This series provides a positive planning process to transfer non-titled property. It is designed to help overcome common inheritance decision-making obstacles. Fee for the series is just $10 per family. Purchase of workbook is recommend. Call Purdue Extension - Rush County at 932-5974 for more information. RSVP is requested by Nov. 4.
• The Three Musketeers will open to audiences in November with tickets now available. Show dates and times are 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15 and Saturday, Nov. 16 and 2 p.m. Sunday Nov. 17. Tickets are $7 each with reserved seating in the Laughline Center for the Performing Arts on the RCHS campus. Tickets may be purchased from any cast member or by e-mailing Jennie Tague at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling her at RCHS at 932-3901 ext. 258.
• The Arc of Rush Co. will be holding it's annual 'Wheelcheir Bowling' event at Rushville Bowl. This event is being held to raise awareness and money, but leave you with a better understanding of physical challenges while having a good time! Businesses, clubs, families and friends with a team of 4 or 5 are invited to try. Everyone involved will be bowling from a wheelchair! We supply the chairs - you supply the sponsorship (corporate - $125, individual -$25). Free gifts to everyone and door prizes drawn throughout the day. Contact Jan Hornaday 561-3108 or Cindy Sickbert 932-4563 to reserve a bowling time of 1,2,3 or 4 p.m. The Arc of Rush County is an organization dedicated to helping and supporting those in our community with physical and mental challenges.
• Meridian Health Services invites the community to tour their facilities at 509 Conrad Harcourt Way, Rushville, and meet the medical staff for a ribbon cutting at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20. They will be open from 4 to 6 p.m. for the public to visit. Flue glucose/blood sugar screenings. Meridian Health Services was formerly Family Health Services. Please RSVP by calling 932-3699 no later than Nov. 18.
• Christmas on Main Street Celebration with Santa arriving in Rushville.
• RCP's Sweet Holiday Throw-Down. Rush County Players is sponsoring a Christmas Dessert Bake off to be held during "Christmas on Main" at 7:30 p.m. Bake your FINEST Holiday dessert and see if you've got what it takes to own this throw-down! $10 entry fee to benefit RCP. For an entry form or questions contact Kim Cronin 317-586-3393.
• The Rushville Consolidated High School Choral Department will present their Madrigals Performances and Dinners Dec. 5-8.
• Elementary School age student dance from 6-8 p.m. at the Boys and Girls Club of Rush County. $3 per person. D.J. Kevin Green. Proceeds benefit the Boys and Girls Club.
• The Rushville Consolidated High School Choral Department will present their Winter Concert at 7:30 p.m. at the Laughlin Center for the Performing Arts on the RCHS campus featuring all choirs.
• Rush County Chorale performances Dec. 14 and Dec. 15 at Center Christian Church and the Rushville Presbyterian Church. No ticket sales. Details to be announced.
• Rush County Schools Christmas Break begins. Students return to school on Monday, Jan. 6, 2014.
• Raleigh Community Club Dance, 7:30-10:30 p.m., weekly on Saturdays. Live band. Open to all ages.
• Tox-away Days are the first Saturday of each month from 8 a.m. to noon at Smiley Avenue. Join in making this a Clean, Green Rush County.
• The community food pantry, 109 East Third Street, Rushville is open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday. Bring photo ID. Donations welcomed.
• In cooperation with the Rush County Food Pantry (RCCA), the Gleaners Mobile Food Bank will be bringing a truck load of food to the Main Street Christian Church parking lot, 615 N. Main St., Rushville, on the first Monday of each month for distribution to local residents. The distribution will be made between 4 and 6 p.m. Residents will need to bring their own containers (sacks or boxes) to put their food into.
• Alcoholics Anonymous meets each Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Hoosier Gym in Knightstown. Use the east entrance at the corner of Adams and Locust streets. Information: 765-313-1637.
• Diabetes education classes are held from 5 to 7 p.m. on the first, second, and third Tuesday of each month at Rush Memorial Hospital Skills Lab, second floor. Cost, $10 per class with a $25 refund if all three classes are attended. Info: 765-932-7416 or email@example.com
• Partners for a Healthy Rush County meets at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at the Boys & Girls Club. Open to all interested businesses, organizations or individuals in Rush County.
• AA and Al-Anon meet at 7:30 p.m. Mondays at St. Paul's United Methodist Church.
• Crossroads Serenity Group, an Al-Anon group, meets from 6 to 7 p.m. every Monday at 333 N. Main Street, Rushville. Information: Gail at 317-642-9112 or Larry at 765-277-9477.
• Veterans, if you have an appointment at the Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis call (765) 932-3075, seven to 10 days in advance, to arrange a ride in the DAV van. Veterans who need a ride sooner call (765) 561-5445 or (765) 932-2703.
• Rush County Victims Assistance, Inc., monthly meeting on the third Monday of each month at 6 p.m. For location contact the office at 938-1555. The public always is invited. Info: Barbara Kuhn at 938-1555.


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The Carolina Beach Fire Department held a ground breaking ceremony for a $1.3 million dollar station expansion project on Monday night June 24th. The hosted local elected leaders, Town officials, members of the fire department and their families. The project is expected to begin soon and be completed within nine months.
By WILLARD KILLOUGH III
Managing Editor
CAROLINA BEACH - The Carolina Beach Fire Department held a ground breaking ceremony on June 24th, for an upcoming $1.3 million dollar project to expand their existing station at the intersection of Dow Road and Charlotte Avenue.
The project has been on the drawing board for several years. The Council approved funding for the project earlier this month when adopting the budget for fiscal year 2013-2014 starting July 1st.
The Town advertised for bids from contractors for expansion of the existing Fire Department at Dow Road and Cape Fear Blvd. The deadline to submit bids was April.
Ten companies bid on the project. The Town's Engineering firm, Engineering Services PA of Garner North Carolina, recommended WECC of Fayetteville, NC in the amount of $1,045,900.
The Council approved awarding the bid to WECC at their May 28th meeting.
The project includes the construction of a 5,785 square foot expansion to the existing fire department building, with a 70' wide by 76' deep pre-engineered metal building, adding four truck bays, sprinkler system and renovations to the existing facility. Phase Two of the project consist of renovations to the existing 7,488 square foot building after the Phase One addition is complete. Some of those items include converting the existing truck bays #1 and #2 to a classroom, renovations to the conference rooms, installing sprinkler fire suppression system throughout the existing structure and other renovations.
In this year's 2012-2013 fiscal budget, the Council budgeted for a $900,000 project with annual debt service at $84,000 a year for 15 years.
In recent years upgrades have been made to the facility after taking over the station from New Hanover County years ago.
Most recently the Department purchased adjacent land for expansion including a house on Cape Fear Blvd that serves as quarters for firefighters while on duty. That was part of a program that added full time fire fighters to the Department.
They also completed an upgrade to the second story of the station for additional sleeping quarters.
One reason for the expansion, the department has a 32' truck parked in a 34' foot bay and have hit the wall several times. It's a tight fit because over the years newer model fire trucks have increased in size.
Fire Chief Alan Griffin said, "Over the past three years our guys worked in house to start a renovation process and then to get to today of actually breaking ground and trying to do what we think will better serve the community. It will better serve us from a safety standpoint."
Griffin talked about the need for expanding the station to accommodate their new fire truck which barely fits in the building.
Deputy Chief Granger Soward said the department was founded in the mid 1920's and was once located in what is now Britt's Donuts on the Carolina Beach Boardwalk. The station later relocated to the old Town Hall across from the Marina built in early 1930's. Following flooding from Hurricane Fran in the late 1990's the station moved to a commercial garage and later to their current location which was the former Federal Point Fire Department.
The Town Council was joined by Chief Griffin and the members of the Fire Department to break ground on the project. Mayor and Council used gold painted shovels to turn the first dirt for the project.


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Concentration is often taught as a separate practice from insight meditation. This retreat, however, will integrate concentration, mindfulness and insight into a single meditative path, using mindfulness of breathing as the foundational practice.
Practicing in this way, the mind becomes more collected and centered, leading to deep states of concentration, peace, clarity and calm abiding. At the same time, awareness opens naturally into mindfulness of the body and states of the heart and the mind, revealing the Four Foundations of Mindfulness.
This retreat is suitable for both beginning and seasoned meditators.
12 CE credits are available for Psychologists and Licensed Mental Health Counselors. An additional fee of $50 will be payable at the end of your retreat when you receive your certificate.
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IMS offers CE credits for Licensed Mental Health Counselors also through IMP, who is recognized by the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) to sponsor continuing education for National Certified Counselors. IMP (Provider #6048) adheres to NBCC Continuing Education Guidelines. Credits are applicable for Commonwealth of Massachusetts Counseling/Allied Mental Health and PDP accreditation.
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Inevitably, there is construction and machinery noise as IMS's project to build a new dormitory and to renovate the Catskills continues. The noise, however, will not be sustained and will mostly take place during regular construction hours (usually Monday – Friday, 7:00am–4:00pm.)
The new air circulation and conditioning system in the Retreat Center meditation hall will allow fresh air to move around without opening the windows. This will help to minimize the impact of the noise. In addition, the project work will be primarily indoors from December, 2012 through to completion, currently scheduled for late August, 2013.
The teachers at IMS decided to continue offering retreats throughout this building period, knowing that conditions for practice are rarely perfect. We trust that these particular conditions can be met with the equanimity and grace with which we meet a range of conditions in our lives.
All of us at IMS look forward to supporting you on retreat.
Richard Shankman
Richard Shankman has been meditating since 1970. He teaches nationally and is the author of The Experience of Samadhi. He is a co-founder of the Sati Center for Buddhist Studies and of Mindful Schools, bringing mindfulness training into low-income schools.
Listen to one of Richard's talks: Mindfulness of the Body as the Doorway Into The Four Foundations of Mindfulness given at IMS on January 31, 2010 – 53 minutes, 36.3 MB (Download, Stream)
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Wedding crashers used to just show up, uninvited to weddings, but now they're doing something different. Rising hotel costs means more people are trying to get the discounts at hotels, even if that means claiming they're guests of a wedding they're not invited to. People searching out the wedding block rates simply type "wedding block" into google and then look at couple's wedding webistes with often include guest information and special codes to book rooms. Experts say hotels aren't overly concerned about crashers since it's better to sell a room than have it go empty, which unfortunately means it's up to the couple to catch the liars. Alan Fiels, co-autho of "Bridal Bargains" says that couples who are offering guest a room block to check to see who has booked, especially if the block is close to selling out, because if an interloper takes a spot one of your guests should have your guest will end up paying a higher rate.
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