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Classes of Interest
Graduate students from all disciplines may find the following courses of interest as they begin registering for classes.
Fall 2014
QUAL/ERSH 8575 - Mixed Methods Approaches to Research
Dr. Jori N. Hall
W, 5:00-7:45pm
This course will address the theory and practice of mixing inquiry methodologies in program evaluation and other forms of applied educational and social science research. The course will cover selected roots of the contemporary interest in mixing methods, various conceptualizations of mixed methods design and analysis, and challenges of mixed methods practice. The course emphasis on practice will feature critiques of samples of empirical work from various disciplines and domains of study.
Students enrolling in this course should have basic familiarity with the conceptual logic and core constructs of experimental or survey (quantitative) social science and of constructivist or interpretivist (qualitative) social science. Familiarity with other frameworks for social science (e.g., critical theory, postmodern perspectives, feminism, action science) is also highly desirable.
Course objectives for students include the following:
- Students will develop contextual understanding of the roots of the contemporary interest in mixing methods.
- Students will develop an understanding of various conceptual or theoretical frameworks for mixing methods, and the key differences among them.
- Students will generate a unique contribution theoretical, practical or both to the mixed methods conversation and literature.
Srping 2014
EDHI 9040 - Using Technology in the College Classroom
Dr. Sherry Clouser
T, 2:00-4:45pm
This course is an examination of instructional technology in the college classroom, on campus and online. The purpose of the course is to encourage participants to critically reflect on the use of instructional technologies in their fields and provide them with opportunities to develop skills in employing technology in the classroom. Topics include an overview of current and emerging technologies, how technology may facilitate teaching and learning, incorporating technology into the disciplines, and teaching online. The course is three credit hours and evaluation is S/U.
GRSC 7800 - College Teaching and Student Learning
Dr. Denise Domizi
Thru, 9:30am-12:15pm
This interdisciplinary course focuses on how undergraduates learn. Participants will learn a variety of factors that inuence teaching and learning in an attempt to discover and dene what it means to be an effective college teacher. We will also discuss theory and strategies for helping undergraduates become more engaged in their learning. Students in the course will help determine the topics of the course based on their own interests.
Fall 2013
GRSC 7770 - Graduate School Teaching Portfolio Seminar
Dr. Sylvia Hutchinson and Dr. Eddie Watson
T, 3:00-4:00pm
This seminar will guide you in developing a teaching portfolio to demonstrate your teaching skills and enhance your job search potential. The interactions between faculty and students will provide opportunities to explore the presentation of the teaching and learning process as viewed and experienced by seminar members. The University of Georgia Graduate School Guidelines for Portfolio construction will provide the basis for generating a final teaching portfolio.
GEOG 6720 - Geography of Latin America
Dr. Fausto Sarmiento
You will be wowed throughout the discovery of what Latin America really is, from Abrebocas, MX. To Zaruma, EC. This course will explore identity principles in today's Latin American landscapes, analyzing the underlying factors of environmental sustainability and forecasting its likelihood of success. Graduate students will develop their research skills as well as their coordination and moderation abilities by introducing discussions, moderating debates, presenting speakers, preparing a paper or organizing a conference-type final.
GEOG 8810 - Landscape Ecology and Protection Territories: The New Geographies of Conservation
Dr. Fausto Sarmiento
W, 10:10am-12:05pm
This graduate seminar on human environment relations engages students in geographical literacy of nature conservation by deconstructing contemporary narratives of cultural landscapes as they relate to Landscape Ecology. This class seeks to develop an understanding of environmental complexities in regional systems, particularly related to the roles of history and socioeconomics on production landscapes that have modified cultures, sustaining countries' institutional governance with unique trends for biodiversity protection, food (in)security and poverty alleviation within the protected area networks at the local, regional and international scales.
QUEC 1001 - Elementary Quechua Language and Culture
Dr. Chad Howe
M-W-F, 9:05-9:55am
There are two primary objectives in this course: (i) learning the fundamentals of conversation,
grammar, and pronunciation of the Quechua language (the Cusco-Collao dialect spoken from
South Central Peru to Northern Argentina) and (ii) exploring the rich and diverse culture of the
Andean highlands through historical and anthropological perspectives. The class is conducted in
English and Quechua with the instructional materials also being printed in English and Quechua.
Because of the extended contact with Spanish in many regions of the Andean highlands and the
high number of borrowed words into Quechua, a knowledge of Spanish is useful but not required for this course.
GRSC 8200 - Communicating Science and Scholarship
Anthony Marotta
M, 9:05am-11:00am
This course is designed to help students learn to communicate their research to non-specialist audiences. The course meets ONLY the first 7 weeks of the semester.
GRSC 7900 - Integrated Course Design (FULL)
Dr. Denise Domizi
R, 9:30am-12:15pm
This course will give graduate students a foundation in course design grounded in strong pedagogical theory. Students will design or redesign a course, beginning with their goals for student learning and continuing through feedback, assessment, and teaching and learning activities.
Summer 2013
IHDD 6001 - Introduction to Disabilities
Dr. Carol Britton Laws
Thru Session, MTWRF, 3:30pm-4:30pm
This interdisciplinary course provides students with a foundation of knowledge in the field of disability studies. Students will gain an understanding of disability theory, history, laws, legislation, portrayal in the arts, inclusion, advocacy, and more. Assignments will allow students to tailor their learning to their area of study.
WFED 7020E - Assessing Student Learning
Dr. Elaine Adams
eLC Online
Assessment is a vital part of the learning process and must be planned carefully if individuals are to maximize learning. Assessment is an integral part of the curriculum and instructional delivery system. Assessment should be, above all, a rich learning experience. The course will focus on the nature and functions of assessing student learning. Learners will become actively involved in constructing and preparing to administer and analyze teacher-made cognitive achievement and performance tests, planning for the implementation of alternative assessment methods, selecting and using published tests, using the computer for assessment, and planning for grading and reporting student progress and growth.
Maymester 2013
LLED 8045 - Advanced Poetry
Dr. Misha Cahnmann-Taylor
May 30-June 5, 9am-9pm
This class is designed for both experienced creative writers and those who do not have poetry experience but who desire to acquire poetic tools and learn how they may be useful across many different genres of writing, including academic prose. This class takes place in two parts--an independent development section and a bootcamp creative section.
Spring 2013
EDHI 9040 - Using Technology in the College Classroom
Dr. Sherry Clouser
Tuesdays, 2:00-44:45
The purpose of the course is to encourage participants to critically reflect on the use of instructional technologies in their fields and provide them with opportunities to develop skills in employing technology in the classroom.
GRSC 7800 - College Teaching and Student Learning
Dr. Denise Domizi
Thursdays, 12:30-3:15
The course is directed toward graduate students who are concerned about how to teach undergraduates more effectively, interested in being a part of an unique learning community, and pursuing the Interdiscplinary Certificate in University Teaching.
GRSC 8550 - Responsible Conduct of Research
Dr. David Knauft
Thursdays, 3:30-4:45
This seminar explores ethical issues in research, including codes of ethics for professional organizations, intellectual property, human and animal testing, the responsible conduct of research, and the development of personal professionalism and ethics.
HACE 8900 - The Web and Its Impact on Consumer Choices
Dr. Brenda Cude
Tuesdays/Thursdays 11:00-12:15
In this course, we'll focus on research questions related to the impact of the Web on consumer choices and consumer responses to those choices. The course will be divided into three segments: theory (the theories that guide research related to consumers use of the Internet), research (ways to use the Internet to conduct research), and application (topics of interest to the students enrolled in the course that relate to consumer use of the Internet).
RLST 8000 - Games: culture and human development
Dr. Nic Holt
Tuesdays, 5:30-8:30
This course explores the growing body of scholarship and research investigating the role of games in contemporary society and potential uses for education. Using a holistic approach, students will explore issues such as identity development, perspective taking, learning and motivation, and community.


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Eco-chic furniture store TREE has unveiled "Sand", its new collection for children.Monday, 27 August, 2012, 7:04am
The La Cienega Design Quarter in Los Angeles is to home design what Rodeo Drive is to high-end fashion: a destination showcase for the most current and sophisticated offerings.
And at a recent three-day event created to shine the spotlight on this thriving design-led area, there was another emerging star: Asia.11 Jul 2012 - 12:00am
We've had shabby chic, minimalism, modernism, art deco and black and white as overarching design trends that have come and gone with all the mainstream saturation of catwalk trends.13 Jun 2012 - 12:00am
The interiors sector has never stopped reinventing itself, and one of its biggest exhibitions is the Milan Furniture Fair, or Salone Internazionale del Mobile di Milano. Last month's 51st edition, under the theme 'Milan, where else?' attracted more than 330,000 visitors from 160 countries.11 May 2012 - 12:00am
I was intending to buy myself an Acca Kappa bath brush when I visited Kuala Lumpur last week but sadly Acca Kappa stores have disappeared from The Pavilion and KLCC (Kuala Lumpur City Centre). Help!
The Brush Off, Central5 Feb 2012 - 12:00am
Offering affordable inspiration for elegant European living since opening in 1995, Sol y Luna has worked on the premise that you shouldn't have to pay extortionate prices to enjoy Europe's top interior design brands in your home. The furniture and lighting showroom on the 16th floor of Horizon Plaza is an amazing 2,000 sqft collection of some of the world's best craftsmanship.12 Oct 2011 - 12:00am
The message from furniture makers is loud and clear - love your home, love the environment.
Contrary to what most people think, stylish design can go hand in hand with environmental protection. Furniture makers are adept at incorporating green concepts with production.19 Aug 2011 - 12:00am
When it rains, as they say, it pours; and we aren't just talking about the recent weather in Hong Kong. Locally-based British designer Michael Young's recent streak of productivity is dizzying - with the launch of a solo show, his first design book works in China and, last but not least, becoming a father.4 Jul 2011 - 12:00am
The greats of Scandinavian modern furniture design have re-released a number of pieces that have become as popular now as they were during their heyday in the 1950s.
Susan Man, of Manks, says Scandinavian design represents simplicity at its finest.15 Apr 2011 - 12:00am
Given how gizmos and gadgets are an integral part of people's lives, it was only a matter of time before designers turned their attention towards elevating the merely functional into high-design pieces worthy of their own spot on display shelves.10 Apr 2011 - 12:00am


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Some would say this is a thankless task — picking a starting XI and a bench from the three relegated sides. I examined the three relegated sides to see what could be salvaged and turned into a functional, if not … Continue reading
After a long and grueling Premier League season, Cardiff, Fulham and Norwich have bitten the dust. Instead of looking forward to another year of outings at Old Trafford, Anfield, the Emirates and Stamford Bridge, these three clubs will travel to … Continue reading
Sunderland's win against Manchester United at Old Trafford coupled with heavy defeats for Fulham against Stoke (1-4) and Cardiff against Newcastle (0-3) means that both Fulham and Cardiff were relegated today, while Sunderland are just one step away from safety. … Continue reading
With Chelsea's victorious visit to Anfield and City's win at Crystal Palace, headlines in world football are rightly dominated by the final league games and their implications on the title fight. This is a thrilling conclusion to an admittedly insane … Continue reading
Norwich City have sacked manager Chris Hughton with immediate effect. The Canaries announced today that Hughton and coaches Colin Calderwood and Paul Trollope have been sacked, and that Neil Adams has been appointed as first team manager. A statement from … Continue reading
The arrival of spring means many things to people. The days get longer, snow melts as the sun shines again after it's wintery absence, flowers begin to bloom, and the English Premier League enters the business end of the season. … Continue reading
USMNT captain Clint Dempsey is on the bench today as Premier League teams Fulham face Norwich in the FA Cup Third Round replay to be played at Craven Cottage at 2:45pm ET. For viewers in the United States, the match … Continue reading
The 2013 January transfer window has opened and closes on January 31 in England, while the window stays open through Febuary 2 in Spain, France, Germany and Italy. With this season being one of the tightest Premier League races in … Continue reading
Chris Hughton is by all accounts one of the nicest men in English football. His demeanor and actions as a gentleman have made neutrals like I root for his sides whenever the clubs we support are not playing against a … Continue reading
There were significantly more controversial decisions this weekend, compared to last week, so here are my opinions on some of the key decisions. In Tottenham's 2-1 victory at the Stadium of Light, Spurs midfielder Sandro looked to have handled the ball … Continue reading
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A revealing infographic has been published today that shows, out of the footballers who have played so far this season in the Premier League, what percentage of them are English. Surprisingly, the team that's playing the most number of English … Continue reading
The international break means no Premier League matches until Saturday. Some welcome the break, some loath it. Either way, we can all agree that it's way too long to go without seeing our favorite clubs play. We don't have to … Continue reading
There's something special about the time just before the Premier League table begins to settle. Clubs that will eventually end up in the Championship next season can be near the top of the table, and for an instant, just an … Continue reading
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Updated: Galatasaray striker Johan Elmander says he's on his way to join Norwich City in the next challenge of his footballing career. And the Premier League club has now confirmed that Elmander has signed for Norwich on a season-long loan deal. … Continue reading
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Creative whips out e-reader at AGM
Creative Labs is hoping to grab a piece of the expanding e-reader pie with a net-enabled device it will also pitch as a social networking and general media tablet. According to the Epizenter blog, Creative Labs unveiled the Mediabook at the Singapore firm's annual general meeting last week. The device will feature a touchscreen …
A more useful tablet - now, can I hook it up to my machine as a spare text terminal?
If it's like their other kit
it'll take them 2 years and the drivers will still be useless. Creative? Only in how badly they can write software for their own hardware.
he e-book readers so far have been rather a boring bunch
I have been using Creative products for years and overall like their design and features, glad to see them on the ball again with the e-book reader. The e-book readers so far have been rather a boring bunch but with proper hardware it might be the ultimate convergence media for what we know now as books, magazines, music stores and social networking sites.
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exercise, cut down on portions, green tea, good sleep, lots of water, no soda or coffee
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Today let me reassure you that God knows right where you are, and He knows how to get you to where you need to be. Even when things don't go the way you planned, His hand is on you. Do not be afraid. Trust that God is working behind the scenes on your behalf, and that He will lead you into the life of blessing that He has prepared for you.
Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.


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These are challenging times for the video-game industry, but you wouldn't know it judging by the quarterly results at Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO ) and Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI ) .
Both video-game publishers put out better-than-expected bottom-line results, and they each boosted their outlooks based on marquee titles on the way later this fiscal year. Take-Two Interactive has Grand Theft Auto V in September. Activision Blizzard has Call of Duty: Ghosts in November.
Both game makers are also banking on strong debuts for the Xbox One and PS4 consoles that are due out ahead of this critical holiday shopping season. There will be plenty for the two platforms to prove, as Wii U's rollout late last year wasn't enough to breathe new life into the moribund console gaming industry. We learned this week that a measly 160,000 Wii U systems were sold during this past quarter.
The game's afoot.
Briefly in the news
And now let's take a quick look at some of the other stories that shaped our week.
- 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD ) saw revenue soar 45% in its latest quarter, fueled by a more than doubling in sales of printers and other products. Unfortunately, earnings fell well short of expectations. Can a 3-D printer whip up a model of margin improvement?
- Jefferies & Co. analyst Peter Misek raised his price target on Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL ) from $405 to $450 on Thursday morning. The problem? Shares of the consumer-tech giant were already trading just above $450 at the time.
- Ford (NYSE: F ) keeps stepping on the gas. Its 11% increase in U.S. sales last month made for the automaker's best July showing in seven years. The improving economy is giving drivers enough comfort to trade in their old jalopies.
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Maternity Fashion Advice – Fun Swimwear
Swimwear is the most dreaded item to shop for, but add pregnancy into the mix and it can be a real nightmare! To help you enjoy the sun a little this summer we've put together our top choices for chic swimwear for the mother-to-be.
Add a little 50′s flair with a retro inspired nautical tankini by Seraphine. The Nautical Striped Maternity Tankini features a feminine sweetheart neckline with a bow as well as panels on the side which are designed to help slim and flatter your figure. The best part of this tankini is you can keep it down for added modesty or pull it up to get a little sun.
BellaBlu's Black and White Block Bandeau Maternity Swimsuit looks like the perfect summer dress. With a full skirt to help cover your growing baby bump and white trim it's a great option for the stylish woman. Plus the suit comes with attachable straps if you need a little extra support.
Color blocking is always a good way to look stylish; however, a dark color on bottom with a lighter color on top helps balance out your body. Due Maternity's Maternal America Eva Criss Cross Spaghetti Trim Tankini will leave you looking great and comfortable with built in cups and adjustable ties on the bottom.
Black has to be the most flattering color of all time. With it's universal appeal it's no surprise that black is the color of choice for Hollywood Celebs as well. Jump on the Star Studded trend and try out Seraphine's Black Halterneck Maternity Bathing Suit. Worn by Kate Hudson, this suit will flatter your figure as it changes week by week. Glamorous and simple, this is a great option to wear while lounging around by the pool and sipping virgin piña coladas!
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If you want to look good from week 1 to week 40 of your pregnancy, just stick with a few simple rules and you'll feel a million bucks!
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With all the changes to our body during pregnancy, combined with not always feeling crash hot, dressing well can help us feel feminine and good about ourselves. Get yourself along to a maternity sale or even better, let your fingers do the walking instead and check out discount online retailers such as www.maternitysale.com.au.


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Luol Deng will not be joining us for some time
Mar 18, 2010, 10:07 PM EDT
The Bulls lost Luol Deng last season late and a short-term injury wound up costing him the rest of the year. This year Deng suffered a much less severe injury, a strained calf, but is still having trouble getting back on the floor. The Bulls thought Deng might be back by Saturday, but after tweaking his leg Wednesday, the Chicago Tribune reports Deng could be out longer.
The Bulls can't afford more lingering issues. They've been starting Acie Law (the IV, mind you), Chris Richard, and other weird replacement players in the midst of their epidemic of injuries.They're still trying to make the playoffs to show potential free agents that they aren't a complete mess, but without Deng, this could get tricky.
These leg muscle injuries can linger. You'll remember KG having problems earlier in the season that were unrelated to his knee injuries.
Deng was the Bulls' primary scorer when Derrick Rose was struggling earlier in the season. Without them, they have next to no scoring. Derrick Rose is the most important injury the Bulls have to deal with, but Deng's may end up costing the Bulls the playoffs regardless.
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Is it Dot Mac time again?
by Michael Brewer
Related link: http://www.mac.com/
Hi. I'm Michael Brewer. You may remember me from such articles as Dissecting Dot Mac and Dot Mac Reloaded. It's that time of the year again for many people -- Dot Mac renewal time. Dot Mac has been mature for long enough that there really isn't much to warrant another article over. However, there is one pernicious detail that will probably be the key reason people decide not to renew this year.
It's Google. How does Google affect Dot Mac? As you all know, Google has started giving away 1 GB mailboxes with its new Gmail service. Yahoo has followed suit and now gives away 100 MB of mail storage and for $20 a year will give you 2 GB. How much does Apple sell for $100 a year? 15 Megabytes. As you can see Apple is behind the times. Now, I know that Apple doesn't place ads into the messages like Gmail and Yahoo (even on the paid account), but they're considerably behind and need to step up their storage somewhat.
I'd like to see Apple provide 500 MB mailboxes and up the iDisk storage to 200 MB. That'd give Dot Mac subscribers 700 MB total allocated space, and I know it'd take a long while for me to even break 50% of that mail storage quota. This would also be a good way to get Dot Mac users to be almost guaranteed locks as Tiger customers. That much storage coupled with Spotlight would be insanely great. And it'd persuade me to renew this year. Otherwise, I'm not sure Dot Mac is worth it.
Do you plan to renew your Dot Mac subscription this year?
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2004-07-21 09:00:46
o c'mon...
Your article is like so many others I've seen that responded to G-mail news.
2004-07-21 09:10:48
15 Megabytes
Personally, I've never filled up my 15 megs of email space on .Mac. But then, I read my email every day and store important saved messages locally.
2004-07-21 09:22:27
My beloved .Mac
Good morning !
2004-07-21 10:01:03
Is it that time to bitch about .Mac again???
Certainly .Mac does not have all the feature set, but just being able to sync from one computer to the next and take my bookmarks with me makes it worth $99 to me. Yep, you can do that with free programs and a headache, but I like .Mac. Also, the homepage feature is worth the $99 and there is much more.
2004-07-21 10:23:59
Ever heard of spymac?
Here is Internet's First 1GB FREE Email site (yes it seems they did it even before Google's Gmail).
2004-07-21 18:04:08
Web Portals and Email Providers for Personal Use Only?
I have greatly enjoyed .Mac from the time it was iTools.
2004-07-21 19:30:04
My beloved .Mac
I don't think I failed to take all of the elements into account. As you can see in my prior two full articles on Dot Mac, I'm aware of its benefits. I just think that now is time for Apple to step up their storage. With Gmail offering 1 GB mailboxes free, Yahoo offering 2 GB mailboxes for $20 and as Suman says Spymac offering 1 GB free along with some other services; 15 GB mailboxes with Dot Mac is pathetic. I've run into this limit more often than I expected. And I've been using Mail's automated purge of the Sent and Trash folders when messages are a month old.
2004-07-21 19:49:01
o c'mon...
I'm sorry, but I have to say that my article implies no such thing. As you can see in the two links at the top of the post, I'm well aware of Dot Mac's benefits. It's just that in 2004 and into 2005, 15 MB mailboxes are no longer competitive.
2004-07-21 20:00:21
Can you get G-Mail or Yahoo via a Mail Client?
Access to your email via a "real" mail client is a crucial advantage of the .Mac account, one that bloviating commentators always fail to mention. Personally, I cant remember using the webmail portionof .Mac - but then I have a laptop...
2004-07-21 20:14:17
Can you get G-Mail or Yahoo via a Mail Client?
Yes, Yahoo Mail Plus ($20) does allow mail client access via POP which is inferior to Dot Mac's -- and FastMail's -- IMAP access.
2004-07-22 15:25:43
.mac SDK
Speaking as the owner of both a gmail and .mac account I don't consider them direct competitors in any way.
2004-07-24 02:31:38
Included system software
An absolute "go buy" argument for .Mac would be if the MacOS X Updates would be included. Perhaps for a little less more.
2004-07-30 21:13:51
i 2nd michaels comment...
I agree with Michael. I too have run out of space for my mail as well. I have always tried to stay on top by archiving stuff off of Apples servers but there are times when I can't get around to it. 15 megs is too small. I will however accept 15 megs for mail for a little more on the idisk side. I also think that 100 megs for an idisk is too small given that many apps and data files have grown considerably from what they were five years ago.
|Linda Milazzo
2006-06-07 14:28:36
Apple treats its customers like crap!!!!


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"Perfect location for our weekend and we loved the house."Guest: Cousins Date of Stay: August 2014 Review Submitted: August 7, 2014View listing
"My husband and I spent five wonderful days at Ritz on the Rocks. The place was spotless and furnishing unique and beautiful. The bed was very comfortable but nothing inside the cottage could even compare to the view! The whole side of the bedroom is glass and the most enjoyable thing was falling asleep while looking out at the lights in the valley and watching fire flies (known as lightning bugs in South Georgia!). Morning coffee outside was so enjoyable....I just could go on and on. We had the pleasure of meeting Tony during our visit. We found him to be very personable, funny, cute and did everything to make our stay pleasant.....bless his heart. We would highly recommend this place and hope to go again soon."Guest: Sandra Date of Stay: July 2014 Review Submitted: July 19, 2014View listing
"We loved your cabin. It is very comfortable and relaxing. We found everything we needed. The location to the park is great. Very romantic getaway. My sweetie brought me here for my birthday and I truly loved it. The quiet nights, fireplace, and hot tub. Thank you for opening up your home for us. We also found your cabin to be very clean!"Guest: cjackson Date of Stay: March 2014 Review Submitted: April 22, 2014View listing
"This was our first stay in the Nuthouse and we had a great time. The cabin was cozy and comfortable. The furnishings and location made it very relaxing. We wanted to hike down to the river but the weather did not permit, hopefully next time. The owner was very nice and gracious."Guest: Abe J. Date of Stay: November 2013 Review Submitted: November 12, 2013View listing
Mentone Travel Tips
Enjoy Mountain Serenity at Mentone Vacation Rentals
Mentone is a sleepy hamlet tucked away in DeKalb County, Alabama. Located on Lookout Mountain, the village was once home to mineral springs that attracted visitors from all over the country. Today, even though the springs have dried up, the magical surroundings still attract travelers who want to escape from city life for a while and soak up nature's beauty. It's a quiet location where nature lovers can participate in a range of outdoor activities. If visiting in the winter months, you can hole up in your cabin and simply enjoy the views from your window. Read a book or snuggle up in front of a roaring fireplace with your significant other.
Places to Visit and Things to Do near Mentone Cottages
The De Soto National Park is a pristine wilderness area where you can truly appreciate nature. Pack a picnic and head out to enjoy one of the many hiking trails in the park. Visit the spectacular waterfalls and climb up the slopes to enjoy the beautiful mountain vistas. Alternatively, there are also numerous mountain biking trails that invite explorations. Maps and route guides can be obtained from the local information offices.
The Little River Canyon National Preserve has some impressive viewpoints. A 23-mile route follows the canyon rim which drops off 700 feet to the floor below. The Little River is a crystal clear body of water that is unique in that most of its course is on a mountain top. At points along the route, there are magnificent waterfalls and many opportunities to take photos of the impressive scenery.
Part of Mentone's charm is its warm hospitality. Enjoy a hearty homecooked meal in one of the local restaurants. Typical Southern cuisine is the order of the day and will have your mouth watering the minute you walk through the restaurant door.
The Alabama Fan Club and Museum is a tribute to the country music group, Alabama. The museum is open daily and has a host of interesting exhibits.
Spend the days exploring the country trails by mountain bike, on foot or on horseback. Be sure to take your camera with you wherever you go. You will want to capture the beautiful scenery on your explorations.
In the summertime, arts and crafts festivals are held in the local park. Good food and entertainment complement a range of stalls offering handmade crafts and other interesting items. For those that collect antiques, you can enjoy browsing the quaint stores searching for that perfect addition for your home.
Traveling to Mentone Vacation Houses
The nearest major airport is Atlanta, Georgia. Regularly scheduled flights are operated by most major North American airlines. If flying into Atlanta, you'll probably want to rent a car and drive the rest of the way to Mentone. Heading out of Atlanta, you will travel north towards Chattanooga before turning west and crossing into Alabama. It's a scenic drive and a good idea to have a recent road map with you to ensure that you don't get lost en route.
Beautiful Vacation Homes in Mentone
Choose from quaint log cabins tucked in the woods to mountain homesteads that offer sprawling vistas from the porch. The emphasis is on comfortable country living and once settled in your rental home, you'll soon forget about the bustle of city life. Wake up each morning to the sounds of nature and enjoy your breakfast on the porch as you breathe in the fresh mountain air. Most cabins are large enough to accommodate families with spacious living areas and bedrooms. Kitchens are generally well equipped and food supplies can be bought from the local grocer.


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Simi bus shelters to display heroin prevention ads
Some Simi Valley Transit bus shelters soon will display public service announcements about heroin use prevention.
The City Council authorized the ads at its meeting last week.
The council's action responds to an outcry over heroin use by the city's young people.
Four people in their 20s and two in their 40s died of heroin overdoses in Simi Valley last year, and no such deaths have been reported in the city this year, police say. At least two more people in their 20s — children of Simi Valley residents — died heroin-related deaths this year in other cities.
The bus shelter announcements were recommended by a community heroin prevention group, Not One More, which is part of a Simi Valley multiagency heroin task force formed this year to develop a strategy to diminish the drug's use. The council directed city personnel to work with the task force to develop the announcements.
The posters should be displayed in some of the shelters in the next few months, Debbie Solomon, the city's community services director, said Wednesday.
Each of the 38 bus shelters in the city has two advertisement panels, for a total of 76. Yet under the city's contract with Clear Channel Outdoor Inc., which operates the city's transit shelter advertising program, only seven of the panels are reserved for city and nonprofit public-service announcements.
The seven will be used for the heroin prevention ads and the city's existing Shop Simi First campaign, Solomon said.
"One of the things we can do is rotate them out," she said. "So maybe at the beginning of the school year, we've got seven heroin prevention posters and during the holidays, maybe have more Shop Simi Valley posters."
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It has been over eight months since the BP disaster struck the Gulf of Mexico. We decided to check back in with three shops in Pensacola, Florida; Gulf Shores, Alabama; and Galveston,Texas to see how things are going for holiday.
It's still down. We were hoping to have a better Christmas, but people tend to wait until the last minute to shop here. I know a lot of parents will wait two to three days before Christmas to get their kid a skateboard or skimboard.
A lot of people got their BP checks and took off since there are no jobs. We are so seasonal here. We make all our money in summertime so most of our customers left to seek other financial opportunities where there wasn't an oil spill.
Yeah. I had a skim contest a month ago and we had some oil. This is gonna' be a lifetime thing. My son is two years old and he is gonna' have to deal with it. A kid brought in his skim board the other day and it had oil on it. People still see oil from the Exxon Valdez but that was not really in a tourist area. Wildlife was affected but this is also affecting our community.
Yeah. Tomorrow is supposed to be really good. That's one thing that is good.
We had a pocket of oil wash up a mile and half from my store but haven't seen it in a while. Every time the surf picks up, though some oil washes up. If there is a southwest or southeast swell, even if it only brings knee high waves, some oil will come up. Not huge patches, but the Gulf is a big body of water so stuff is still out there.
Oh yeah, They have these machines that are scooping it up and they dig four feet down and it cleans it and heats it and replaces the sand. There are still cranes and all kinds of machinery everywhere. They are still working on it so I give them credit for that.
Hopefully they are gone by spring because who wants to come down to the beach and lay out with a bunch of heavy machinery? Like I said before though there are a good amount of people in town still working in it (cleaning the spill). They haven't left us high and dry.
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Car Seat Safety Check saves infants life
Updated: Saturday, August 3 2013, 01:54 PM CDT
PENSACOLA -- Earlier this monthly, WEAR teamed up with the Pensacola Fire Department, Cordova Mall and 102.7 WXBM for a child Car Seat Safety Check.
One Pensacola family says that event saved their newborn's life.
Picture this: You were in a terrible car accident and you have a baby on board the back seat...
You're gonna wish they were sitting in one of these and installed properly
For three-month-old Audrey, it made all the difference in the world.
She's safe and sound, laughing with mom and dad today.
Christina Vickery
"It's a God thing, I 100 % believe it's a God thing."
Take a look at their car.
The front passenger side, smashed in a tell-all of how bad the car on car collision was.
Andrew Vickery
It was frightening, just scared, worried about Audrey and mom over here
Christina Vickery,
I remember looking down on her to check on her. she didn't cry, she didn't scream, she kinda just looked at me like what happened
Andrew Vickery
It scares me to death to think what could've happened, had the car seat not been installed properly.
Until two days before the accident, the car seat wasn't that secure.
But Andrew Vickery stopped by the Child Car Seat Safety Check.
That's when a firefighter showed him and many other parents the proper way to install a child car seat.
Andrew Vickery
I actually had the anchors in the wrong spots on the car, they were further apart than they should've been. so he put them in the correct slots, the correct hook in the seats, and that immediately made it a lot tighter
It was basically like bolted down to the seat by the time he was done with it
Andrew waited more than an hour to get his daughter's child car seat checked but he and his wife both agree it was time well spent.
Andrew Vickery
The fireman asked me, when he was done, he asked me, was this worth your time? And I said, oh yeah, definitely
For more information on how to properly install one of those car seats in your car, contact your local fire department. We'll also have more information on our website, weartv.com
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Cedar Crest College adding NCAA swim team
Cedar Crest College is adding another team to its athletic roster.
Come winter 2013-114, the college will have its own intercollegiate swim team.
Cedar Crest has some of the best swimming facilities in the region at its Rodale Aquatic Center.
According to Lisa Goddard McGuirk, director of athletics, recreation and wellness at Cedar Crest, adding an NCAA-sanctioned swim team is a big step forward for the athletics program.
"The addition of swimming will complement our current NCAA-sponsored sports, while providing a more well-rounded, collegiate athletics experience for our current students. It will also allow us to recruit a completely different group of potential student-athletes." said McGuirk.
Although the current college affiliation with the Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) does not sponsor swimming at the conference level, Cedar Crest will compete against some CSAC member institutions that do sponsor swimming. The athletic department is exploring conference options for 2013-14.
With the addition of swimming, Cedar Crest will offer nine NCAA-sponsored sports, the largest in school history.
Recruiting for a head swim coach and swimmers is well underway, and the team will participate in exhibition meets during the spring 2013 semester.
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Peter Martin Australians would be denied access to both superannuation and the age pension until they turned 70 under a radical plan that goes far beyond the one proposed by the Productivity Commission last week.
No pension or superannuation until age 70 under radical plan
Peter Martin Australians would be denied access to superannuation and the aged pension until they turned 70 under a radical plan that goes far beyond one proposed by the Productivity Commission late last week.
Lights on but no one home as Tony Abbott lets waste pile up in rented Canberra digs
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Youths bear the brunt of jobs market decline
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Life expectancy: Will we just keep getting older?
Peter Martin A decade ago an Australian man who had just turned 65 could expect to live another 17.6 years. Today it is 19.1 years.
Age-old question of old age stretches on and on
Peter Martin A decade ago, an Australian man who had just turned 65 could expect to live another 17.6 years. Today, it's 19.1 years.
Hockey looking prescient as optimism makes a comeback
Peter Martin Company profit expectations are their highest in 10 years, house prices are climbing the fastest since the start of the decade and the sharemarket has hit a five-year high.
ABC report could cause death, says ABC health specialist
Peter Martin The ABC's health specialist has launched an extraordinary attack on the ABC TV Catalyst program, saying a program broadcast last week about cholesterol and heart attacks might cause people to die.
Fears of slump if Holden leaves
Mark Kenny, Peter Martin The possible withdrawal of car maker Holden could trigger a recession in southern states, it is feared.
Coalition to save stash of cash in abolishing tax
Peter Martin As unlikely as it seems, axing the minerals resource rent tax will save the Coalition a fortune.
Electricity price increases subside
Peter Martin At last, Australia's electricity prices are climbing more slowly.
High incomes lead to more housing aid
Peter Martin High-income Australians are the overwhelming beneficiaries of government support for housing, a new report has found, turning on its head the popular perception that it is low-income Australians who...
Buyers must stay realistic on home price rises: RBA
Peter Martin Sydney sale prices 'exceeding price guidance and valuations by wide margins'.
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NEW ENGLAND Rugby has named a young and fast side for the Country Championships this weekend in Mudgee.
The squad will not be going at full strength however, after having made a few tough decisions on the issue of the year.
James Reynolds and Mitch Maguire were both concussed in the unfortunately named Armidale Knockout and have been omitted from the squad.
NERU president Luke Stephen said it was a tough call they had to make.
"I am not going to be the guy that takes them and then in10 years finds out there was damage done," Stephen said.
Five-eight Reynolds is going to leave a huge hole in the side and with backline combinations.
The Barbarians Sam Blatchford will step into the playmaker role.
Another missing player is Keith Ellis who, along with Angus Webb are unavailable due to work commitments.
"There is still a bit of uncertainty in the selections," Stephen said.
"The issues with the concussions threw us a bit, but had to be done."
Mitch Bokeyar, Dave Van Lubeck, and Sebastian Dunhill were the late call ups.
There is also room for a few more that will be finalised today.
The president said a tough weekend of football at this time of year was all about player management.
"It is a big ask of any squad to play 200 minutes of hard football over a weekend," Stephen.
"Injury management will play a huge part."
"I think the squad we have will contest."
The NERU Colts squad haven't had the same problem and are looking good for the champs.
Stephen said they have come together well.
"They look good this year and will give it a nudge," Stephen said.
"They will certainly benefit from having several players that have played a season of first grade."
The side is one of the best named for a few years and could lead the way for the opens in Mudgee.
Over 500 players from around the state will head to Mudgee tomorrow for the annual carnival.
New England Opens Rugby Squad
Morgan Martin, Joseph Druce, Will Chaffey (vc), Greg Hill, Pete Cummings, Mark Buttenshaw, Ben Sandell, Matt Croft, Matt Houlahan (c), Sam Blatchford, Rhodri Lewis, Charlie Sykes, Luke Battenbough, Nicolas Furlan, Anthony Golding, Charlie French, Dave Van Lubeck, Sebastian Dunhill, James Clift, Brodie Rigby, Mitch Bokeyar.


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MADRID (Reuters) - Former Real Madrid great Alfredo Di Stefano, 88, has died in a Madrid hospital two days after suffering a heart attack, the club said on Monday.
Argentina-born Di Stefano, who helped turn Real into one of the world's leading teams in the 1950s and is considered one of the finest footballers of all time, was taken to the intensive care unit of the Gregorio Maranon hospital over the weekend.
He had suffered an 18-minute respiratory arrest, the emergency services said on Saturday.
Real said Di Stefano died at the Gregorio Maranon at 1515 GMT on Monday.
The player known as 'La Saeta Rubia' (blond arrow) joined Real in 1953 and became a naturalised Spaniard three years later.
Di Stefano featured in attack when the club won five successive European Cups between 1956-60 and he scored in each of the finals.
He had health problems in recent years and was fitted with a pacemaker in 2005 after heart surgery.
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Gallyn Mitchell hospitalized after heart attack | NW Briefs
Jockey Gallyn Mitchell, Emerald Downs' all-time leader in wins, stakes wins and purse earnings, suffered a heart attack Monday morning at his Enumclaw home.
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Jockey Gallyn Mitchell, Emerald Downs' all-time leader in wins, stakes wins and purse earnings, suffered a heart attack Monday morning at his Enumclaw home after being on several horses during training hours at Emerald Downs, according to track spokesman Vince Bruun.
Mitchell, 50, was reported in "satisfactory" condition Monday night after being taken by ambulance to MultiCare Auburn Medical Center, according to hospital spokeswoman Marce Edwards.
"He had surgery and three stents put in," Bruun said.
Mitchell had missed 3 ½ months of riding this winter with a broken ankle and fractured spine from a Dec. 23 spill at Turf Paradise in Phoenix. He also missed extended time after breaking a hand at Emerald Downs on Aug. 8, 2012.
Mitchell began the 2013 season with all-time track-leading totals of 1,347 victories, 76 stakes triumphs and $13,847,580 in purse earnings. He was the only jockey to record 1,000 wins until Juan Gutierrez eclipsed the mark and moved to 1,002 with three wins on Sunday at the Auburn oval.
He had no top-three finishes from seven mounts with earnings of $1,227 in the first three days of Emerald's 2013 season.
The native of Denver, Colo., captured riding titles at Emerald Downs in 1999 and 2000 and was second in 2001, 2002 and 2009. He won a track-best 13 stakes races in 2000.
Jake Rodriguez's infield hit in the 14th inning gave sixth-ranked Oregon State (31-8) a 4-3, 14-inning victory over Seattle University (15-24) at Bannerwood Park in Bellevue.
• Three Huskies are in the top 10 and Washington is third after Monday's first round of the Pac-12 women's championships in Valencia, Calif. Washington State is tied for 10th. UW sophomore SooBin Kim shot even-par 72 and is among five tied for fifth.
• PGA pro Tom Sovay of Redmond Ridge GC shot a 3-under-par 69, tied for the individual lead, at the Senior Players Championship in Aloha, Ore. Sovay and amateur partner Bill Hood are two strokes back in team competition.
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Minot St. player accused of beating cops kicked off team
Minot State University officials say a football player accused of beating up two police officers has been kicked off the team.Story | Conversation | September 03, 2013
5 Minot State players arrested; cop knocked out
Police arrested four Minot State University football players on misdemeanor drug charges and charged a fifth with attempted murder, saying a recent transfer to the school brawled with officers, knocking one out and leaving another with minor injuries.Story | Conversation | August 31, 2013
More arrested in brawl prior to USC Trojans-UCLA Bruins game
Authorities say three more people have been arrested for investigation of attempted murder stemming from a brawl before Saturday's Southern California-UCLA football game at the Rose Bowl.Story | Conversation | December 07, 2010
Jury selected in former punter's attempted murder trial
A 12-member jury and two alternates were chosen Tuesday to decide the case of a backup college punter charged with trying to kill a teammate in what police said was a bid to take over the starting job.Story | Conversation | July 31, 2007
Backup punter pleads not guilty to stabbing starter
A former Northern Colorado backup punter accused of stabbing the starter pleaded not guilty Monday to charges of attempted murder and assault.Story | Conversation | March 12, 2007
No. Colo. president wants to address recent problems
Northern Colorado's president called a mandatory meeting with coaches and athletes for Sunday to underscore school rules after an embarrassing string of off-field problems.Story | Conversation | October 28, 2006
Ex-N. Colo. punter turns self in, posts $500K bail
A former University of Northern Colorado backup punter charged with attempted murder in the stabbing of his rival surrendered to authorities on Monday and was released on $500,000 bail.Story | Conversation | October 23, 2006
Punter charged in stabbing has till Monday to surrender
A former college punter charged with attempted murder in a knife attack on a rival has until Monday to surrender to authorities, prosecutors said Friday.Story | Conversation | October 20, 2006
Tennessee St. lineman faces attempted murder charge
Tennessee State offensive lineman Jamel Bell faces several charges, including attempted murder, in his home state of Florida and was taken into custody Tuesday, police said.Story | Conversation | September 20, 2006
Youngstown St. player charged in shooting death
A Youngstown State football player has been arrested and charged in the shooting death of an Akron man.Story | Conversation | October 26, 2005
FIU player charged with attempted murder
A Florida International football player pistol-whipped another student during an on-campus robbery attempt, and when the victims tried to drive away, a player shot out a window of their car, according to a police report Tuesday.Story | Conversation | July 06, 2004
Man charged with attempted murder
A Pinson man was charged with attempted murder for holding a gun to his son's head and pulling the trigger in the midst of a tantrum after Alabama's double overtime loss to Arkansas Saturday.Story | Conversation | September 30, 2003
Northern Colorado backup punter found guilty in stabbing
A jury has found former Northern Colorado backup punter Mitch Cozad guilty of second-degree assault and not guilty of attempted first-degree murder.Story | Conversation | August 09, 2007
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A former Northern Colorado punter accused of stabbing the starter lost his bid Monday to suppress statements made to investigators.Story | Conversation | July 10, 2007
Northern Colorado backup punter in court for motions hearing
A former Northern Colorado punter accused of stabbing the starter is scheduled to testify about statements he made to authorities.Story | Conversation | July 02, 2007
Ex-No. Colorado punter to stand trial in stabbing case
A judge Friday ordered a former Northern Colorado backup punter accused of stabbing the starter in his kicking leg to stand trial on attempted first-degree murder charges after details of the attack emerged during a hearing.Story | Conversation | January 19, 2007


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This ain't no democracy
Thomas Mills writes today about the toxic impacts of partisan redistricting, something that BlueNC has challenged for ten years now. It was wrong when Democrats did it back in the day, and it's wrong now that Republicans are doing it.
But even more damnable than the parties who put this terrible practice into place are the courts and the Boards of Elections that have allowed it to stand.
Just so you understand, we have in America a system for managing elections that allows for blatant discrimination against people based on which party they belong to, who their friends are, what nationality they are, what neighborhoods they live in, how old they are, and more. The only thing we can't discriminate on is race, and even that rule has been undermined by recent court rulings.
All the splitting of hairs we see in court and in boards of elections these days is meaningless because it misses the ugly elephant in the room. Our system is government is a screwed-up mess, gamed by whoever is on top to keep their privilege for as long as possible.
Every candidate should be speaking to this issue as a fundamental and fatal flaw in our democracy. Every chairperson of every Board of Elections, including our state board chair, should declare our system corrupt and unworkable. But none of them will. They'll simply go along, playing their petty part in the grand charade.
"It's not my job," says Kim Strach
This whole fucking business makes me sick.
Sickening indeed
Every candidate should be speaking to this issue as a fundamental and fatal flaw in our democracy. Every chairperson of every Board of Elections, including our state board chair, should declare our system corrupt and unworkable. But none of them will. They'll simply go along, playing their petty part in the grand charade.
This just hammers home the proof that those who refuse to stand against this kind of blatantly un-American behavior are unfit to serve. No, the Constitution does not guarantee us a democracy, but without a wide, diverse pool of candidates, from more than two parties (both of them owned by Wall Street and other oligarchs) what we end up with is a legislature and a Congress suffering from severe ideological inbreeding.
This is a preventable disease. Sickening indeed.
"...the question is not whether we will be extremists, but what kind of extremists we will be."
Martin Luther King, Jr., Letter from Birmingham Jail
Is Kim Strack a Ukraine Nazi in Drag?
No doubt Kim Strack would not divided Ukraine Nazi West against Ukraine Russia East if in charge?
No, it just the human condition, and ours is baddd
In 2001, I wrote some items about redistricting and asked why we did not simply copy Iowa and their independent Redistricting Commission. I was attached by very serious and senior Democrats. I was told: "you just do not understand, if you knew what we know.........". When I hear anything close to those words, I am being lied to deliberately by some asshole who has no idea about what they are talking about. So, why should the Republicans not continue the fraud? Conditions in 2001 were such that we could had an independent commission. Prior to that the Dixiecrats were busy keeping White Supremacy up and well and alive in Nawf Kerlina. Bunch of stupid jerk, to whom we are now expected to genuflect. Sorry, not me. Stupid is as stupid does. Same reasons we got Right to Work--keep poor whites and blacks apart, something been ahappening since 1607 in Virginia. So weep all you want, aint gonna do nothing. Note: NC also did not allow recall, right of petition, and other mechanisms for controlling government -- "y'all kin trust us's with your chilrens, etc. and yo money", signed KKK and Redshirts.
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