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When John Carlson was selected to represent Team USA at the 2010 World Junior Championships, his Hershey Bears were gearing up for what would become a Calder Cup championship and the Washington Capitals promoted him to the NHL.
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Even though Washington was preparing for a playoff run of its own, and experiencing multiple injuries on the blue line, the team released Carlson to play in the World Junior tournament at Saskatchewan. Carlson ended up winning gold for Team USA with his overtime goal against Canada.
This year, despite starving for wins, the Anaheim Ducks released right wing Devante Smith-Pelly to play for Team Canada in the tournament, which begins Dec. 26. Ducks general manager Bob Murray said in a statement that the tournament would be more beneficial to his development than remaining with a losing Anaheim team.
"This season wasn't going too great up there, and for a first-year guy, they didn't want me to be around the negativity," Smith-Pelly told the Toronto Sun.
Tampa Bay Lightning rookie Brett Connolly was also released by his team to play for Canada.
With the precedent set by Carlson, Smith-Pelly and Connolly, hopes were high when the Carolina Hurricanes' Justin Faulk was selected to Team USA's preliminary roster for the 2012 tournament in Alberta. The Hurricanes' season is not going much better than the Ducks', but with Faulk becoming an increasingly integral component of Carolina's roster, his tournament appearance was becoming less of a sure thing.
Faulk said he was fine with whatever the Hurricanes decided.
"I will never, ever be disappointed to play for USA Hockey. I've played for USA Hockey the last three years of my life and played on the US team for two years. If I get a chance to wear the jersey it's obviously a thrill for me," Faulk told the Raleigh News & Observer last week. "At the same time it's amazing to be in (the NHL). You never want to do anything that might cost you a spot on the team or anything. That's why I'm leaving it up to them to make that decision."
Faulk didn't have to worry so much about his place with the Hurricanes. The team announced Monday he will not be made available to Team USA.
"Justin has already become an integral part of our team at a very young age," Hurricanes general manager Jim Rutherford said in a statement. "We believe it is in the best interest of our organization and his development for him to remain with the Carolina Hurricanes this year."
"As much as we would like him to participate in the (tournament), he is playing as a top-four defenseman with our club at this time," Rutherford told NHL.com last week.
At 10-19-6, the Hurricanes might have been able to afford sending Faulk to the tournament, but some key injuries have left the team scrambling for players to fill the holes in the roster. Faulk remaining with the Hurricanes is not a surprise in light of the concussion to defenseman Joni Pitkanen, who is sidelined indefinitely.
In Pitkanen's absence, Faulk has had to pick up the slack, averaging nearly 22 minutes a game, more than one minute above second-year defenseman Jamie McBain and veteran Tim Gleason. On Sunday, the Hurricanes got back Jay Harrison, Faulk's usual blue line partner, from a long concussion-related absence.
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With so many men out of the lineup, Faulk had to adapt to the NHL very quickly. The rookie started by scoring his first NHL goal Dec. 9 in a loss to the Winnipeg Jets and now spends quality time on the Hurricanes' first power-play unit, manning the point with Jaroslav Spacek.
The Hurricanes clearly need Faulk to weather this season's storm, but the teenager also needs to spend this time of transition with his NHL team. The team is still struggling to put together wins under Kirk Muller; any progress that Faulk has made under Muller could be halted by spending several weeks away from the NHL.
"Some of the young kids, it's a process of learning. That's what we're doing here," Muller told The (Toronto) Globe and Mail of the positive changes he's seen in Faulk and the team. "Every day we've got to learn and take something from it."
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The order that was issued by labour minister Adel Faqih also had the stamp of Abdullatif al-Sheikh, the head of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, commonly known as Mutawa and religious police, several dailies reported.
It stipulated that a separation barrier, not shorter than 1.6 metres (over five feet), should be erected to divide working men and women.
Authorities in June 2011 told lingerie shops to replace their salesmen, mostly Asian, with Saudi saleswomen. This directive was later extended to cosmetic outlets.
Saudi women have long complained they feel uncomfortable having to buy lingerie from men and would prefer female sales assistants.
In December, the head of the religious police strongly criticised the labour ministry, claiming that saleswomen do not have a proper working environment and that some have been harassed.
The labour ministry had said the decision to employ women at lingerie shops should create some 44,000 jobs for Saudi women, among whom unemployment is more than 30 percent, according to official figures.
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I have a pre-LCI and fitted BMS spacers earlier this year - originally went for 12 in the rear and 10 up front. I then changed the rears for 15 as the 12's still looked a little tucked in. The 15 in the rear looked much better although I think I could go to 20. After driving around with this set up for a while I decided the front were too flush or in my opinion sticking out a little so I removed the 10 in the front and they look OK. So been driving around like this for a while and recently while its been raining here and when I push the car on corners I feel the back end is going to go, handling seems strange and bit scary at times when i push it - so I started to think this spacer set up isn't right - should I put the 10's back on the front to even it out?
While I've been thinking about it I'm wondering whether to just go for 20 in the rear and stick the 10's back on the front - do you think this will help with the ride and even it out.
I have 18" MV3s and stock M Sport set up.
Also to the OP - I'd love to see some pics of the 20's you added to yours as you have pre-LCI too. Appreciate if you can get some pics up?
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In an offseason that has been filled with excitement for the Arizona Cardinals, the club got unquestionably its best news when quarterbacks coach Freddie Kitchens was released from Arizona Heart Hospital following emergency surgery last week to repair his aorta.
Darren Urban, who writes for the team's Web site, reports Kitchens has returned home and probably will not be back to work on a limited basis until some point during training camp. It's great news for Kitchens, who could have faced a deadly situation even when the team's medical staff recommended he be taken to the hospital for testing after he fell ill at practice.
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The object needs to be made available to a number of controllers. Where should I store this object and how should I make it available to the controllers? I've never seen a case like this described in any ASP.net MVC examples I've seen.
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DISH calls this feature Auto Hop, and it's bound to make TV executives grind their teeth in anger. Viewers are offered the option to select Auto Hop when they schedule a recording. Auto Hop only works on primetime programming on the four major networks, and it also doesn't work on live TV. Auto Hop also only works on next-day viewing, which means that if you record something that starts at 8PM and start playback at 8:30PM, Auto Hop won't work. You'll have to wait until at least 1AM before Auto Hop will work.
The commercials are actually recorded, and if a user wants to watch the commercials, they can turn off the feature at the beginning of playback.
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The system will only skip commercials, but not weather alerts or emergency broadcast alerts.
Users obviously will appreciate this feature, but advertisers already don't like that DVRs allow commercial skipping via the forward button (or 30-second skip). Now with Auto Hop, it becomes even easier to enjoy your primetime shows without commercials. Will broadcasters fight back with a technology that counteracts this feature? Will we be subjected to more in-show product placement? Even more important, will companies such as Comcast and Verizon follow up with their own version of Auto Hop?
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Gov. Peter Shumlin, fourth from left, joins other officials in a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday for a new mental health facility in Berlin.BERLIN After months of wrangling with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Gov. Peter Shumlin announced Tuesday that the federal government will pick up the lions share of a $42.8 million plan to replace the 52-bed psychiatric hospital washed out during Tropical Storm Irene.
At the groundbreaking for a 25-bed mental health facility in Berlin, Shumlin said that FEMA will pick up nearly 75 percent of the cost for a replacement plan that includes facilities in Berlin, Rutland and Brattleboro.
Administration officials had at one point last year anticipated that FEMA would pay for as much as 90 percent of the construction costs. However, Shumlin said he was thrilled with the $30 million that federal officials have said Vermont can expect for the projects.
That means that Vermont taxpayers will be paying for this entire rebuilt system between $12.5 million and $15 million, Shumlin said. That is a great victory for Vermont taxpayers and worth celebrating.
The trials and tribulations of Vermonts negotiations with FEMA became fodder for gubernatorial politics last summer when news broke that a technical miscue had led to an overly optimistic estimate of what Vermont could expect in federal aid.
Republican challenger Randy Brock chided Shumlin for proceeding with a hospital replacement plan for which he had yet to identify a funding source.
I have taken some heat over the past months for pushing ahead with this project without knowing exactly how the dollars would flow, Shumlin said Tuesday. But I want to remind you that we had no other choice, that with the most vulnerable mental health patients not having a place to go, we didnt have the option of doing what government does so well: waiting, thinking, planning, deliberating, arguing and hoping for a better day.
At a cost of $28.5 million, the 25-bed facility now under construction in Berlin will become the centerpiece of a community-based mental health system that aims to move away from the more centralized program in place before the Vermont State Hospital in Waterbury was evacuated during Irene.
The plan calls for 14 secure hospital beds at the Brattleboro Retreat and six beds at Rutland Regional Medical Center. Each of those projects will cost about $5.5 million.
While construction is under way in Berlin, Brattleboro and Rutland, the state will rely on temporary facilities in Morrisville and Middlesex to alleviate pressure on emergency rooms, which have been forced to accommodate mental health patients who previously would have been admitted to the hospital in Waterbury.
An eight-bed facility in Morrisville opened late last month; a seven-bed facility in Middlesex will be ready in a couple of months. The combined cost of those projects is $3.4 million, all of which will be paid for by FEMA.
The nearly $30 million FEMA figure cited by Shumlin will include any payouts from the states insurance policy.
Sen. Robert Hartwell, a Bennington County Democrat and chairman of the Senate Committee on Institutions, said the FEMA funding levels announced Tuesday are as good as it gets.
If I had to pick something to help us with, this is the thing we need to be helped with, Hartwell said.
Flanked by lawmakers and members of his Cabinet, Shumlin plunged a ceremonial spade into a pile of camera-ready dirt on the Fisher Road parcel on which the new hospital is being constructed. The location, adjacent to Central Vermont Medical Center, has been lauded by mental health advocates who had insisted on proximity to a conventional hospital.
If Irene had a silver lining, mental health advocates have said, it was in expediting the long-running debate over how to replace the states century-old psychiatric hospital in Waterbury. The antiquated facility was decertified by the federal government, costing Vermont about $10 million annually in lost Medicaid reimbursements.
Shumlin said he expects that revenue to begin rolling back into Vermont when the Berlin facility opens by April 2014.
When we get those reimbursements back, we will pay for our entire new system with federal dollars in roughly a year and a half, Shumlin said.
Mark Landry, federal coordinating officer for FEMA, said that while he cant officially announce the numbers Shumlin used Tuesday, the documents he provided to the administration reflect with a high level of confidence the funding that the state of Vermont will receive based on eligible (damage) and eligible funding.
Shumlin said he expects similarly refined estimates from FEMA on reimbursement levels for the Waterbury office complex in the next 45 days or so.
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Ah, missed it... looks like I paid the most for a single player though (well... tied)!
Whoever got Thomas AND Rinne must really love their goalies
Sorry I missed the draft, I was asleep for about an hour when it started. Looks like I got a decent team though. Should be a good year.
Son of a ....I didn't know there was a league. I have Thomas and Miller as my goalies in the league I did get in. Rockin 3-0 and first place in my rookie season of fantasy football.
Go Flyers!
Hahaha everyone forgot! My team is terrible! Hope all the big stars get injured!
Yah, finally able to jump in, super late. Fairly happy with my team.
I got Thomas & Rinne while I was not there because I forgot until 10:30. Not happy with missing all the star forwards, but pretty happy overall. Grabbed Marcus Johansson for $1; it's looking like he's going to center Ovi this year so that could be deal of the century.
It was fun, im happy with my team! Can't wait for the season to start
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'Vampire Diaries': Olympic Gold Medalist Gabby Douglas to Make Cameo
UPDATED: The 16-year-old gymnast is filming a guest appearance for season four.
Mystic Falls is about to get hit with Olympic fever.
Gold medal gymnast -- and self-proclaimed The Vampire Diaries fanatic -- Gabrielle Douglas will make a guest appearance in the seventh episode of season four of the CW drama, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The episode is slated to air Nov. 29 and she will not be playing herself.
Nina Dobrev hinted at Douglas' Atlanta visit on Tuesday evening, when she tweeted: "@gabrielledoug is coming to The Vampire Diaries set tomorrow! Cant wait to meet and work with you girl! Dont forget to bring your bling! :P." She followed it up Wednesday morning by writing to her 2.75 million followers: "First thought at 530am when I woke up this morning : "What to wear when meeting an Olympian Gold Medallist [sic]?"
Though details of Douglas' appearance were scarce, the casting should not come as a surprise.
In August, the cast of The Vampire Diaries made a congratulatory video following Douglas' gold medal performance in the Olympic all-around gymnastics finals. Douglas and executive producer Julie Plec also communicated via Twitter about a possible cameo in the new season.
Douglas has been making the rounds following her Olympic experience. She and her "Fierce Five" teammates appeared on an episode of CBS reality series Big Brother and Douglas, who will be penning her first book, was recently interviewed by Oprah Winfrey.
The Vampire Diaries returns Oct. 11 on the CW.
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Common Uses:This medicine is a scabicide used to treat head and crab (pubic) lice after safer medicines have failed, or if safer medicines caused side effects. It works by killing the lice, which are very small insects, and their eggs (nits).
Before Using This Medicine:WARNING: Lindane should only be used after safer medicines have failed, or if safer medicines caused side effects. Infrequently, lindane has caused seizures (and possibly death) after prolonged or repeated use. Rare (possibly fatal) nervous system reactions such as seizures may even occur after correct one-time use of lindane. Lindane should not be used in premature infants or those with poorly controlled seizure disorders. Lindane should be used with caution in infants, children, the elderly, those with other skin conditions (such as dermatitis or psoriasis), and those who weigh less than 110 pounds (50 kg) as they may be at higher risk of side effects. Read the patient instruction sheet and Medication Guide before use, and ask your doctor or pharmacist about any information that is unclear to you. Itching may occur either after successful treatment or with treatment failures. Avoid re-applying lindane within a few months after use (consult your doctor or pharmacist for details). INFORM YOUR DOCTOR OR PHARMACIST of all prescription and over-the-counter medicine that you are taking. Do not use other creams, lotions, ointments, or oils immediately before or after applying lindane. Oil-based products may increase the absorption of lindane, increasing the risk of side effects. ADDITIONAL MONITORING OF YOUR DOSE OR CONDITION may be needed if you are taking medicines which might increase seizure risk (decrease seizure threshold) when combined with lindane, such as phenothiazines (e.g., thioridazine), tricyclic antidepressants (e.g., amitriptyline), isoniazid (INH), or theophylline among others. Consult your doctor or pharmacist for details. DO NOT START OR STOP any medicine without doctor or pharmacist approval. Inform your doctor of any other medical conditions, allergies, pregnancy, or breast-feeding. USE OF THIS MEDICINE IS NOT RECOMMENDED if you have a history of a poorly controlled seizure disorder. ADDITIONAL MONITORING OF YOUR DOSE OR CONDITION may be needed if you have a history of skin conditions (e.g. psoriasis, dermatitis), broken/crusted skin, HIV infection, serious head injury, seizures, brain tumors, severe liver disease (cirrhosis), alcohol abuse, or sudden stopping of regular alcohol or sedative use. Contact your doctor or pharmacist if you have any questions or concerns about using this medicine.
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Marijuana and Cannabis News Archive
It's been two days since New York City began a more lenient, pot-friendly approach to public display of cannabis. And while we won't have any concrete data for weeks or months, we imagine it's already changed life in the Big Apple. People aren't going to be arrested for public display of small amounts of pot after cops stop them, frisk them and demand they turn out their pockets - eliminating a major tool that the cops used to criminalize black and brown people in the city.
But it doesn't exactly legalize pot use, either. Woody Harrelson and the cast of Saturday Night Live summed up the changes beautifully last week. Video below.
Despite the passage of new laws making the possession of small amounts of pot legal in Alaska, prosecutors in the state say they'll still be pursuing cannabis cases until the new laws are signed and on the books.
In other states like Washington and Colorado, prosecutors began dropping minor possession cases even before the governor signed the bill into law - arguing that they wouldn't be able to take the case to trial, nor would they want to waste the resources. It's what they community they serve clearly demanded they do with the vote. But apparently, the cops and prosecutors don't care about respecting the people they serve in Alaska.
We should be well beyond questioning whether or not marijuana helps our returning veterans cope with post-traumatic stress disorder and other conditions. But instead, vets are still denied access by Veterans Affairs doctors who are bound by federal laws prohibiting weed.
A bill introduced yesterday by Reps. Earl Blumenauer of Oregon and Dana Rohrabacher of California and co-signed by 10 other bipartisan lawmakers, would change that.
Massachusetts U.S, Attorney Carmen Ortiz says her office is debating whether or not to weigh in on how close Massachusetts dispensaries can be to schools and considering shutting down shops within 1,000 feet of schools, playgrounds our housing.
According to the Boston Globe, six of the 15 dispensary proposals given initial go-ahead from state officials would fall within the 1,000 feet radius.
Julian Harris, a rookie officer in the Dallas Police Department's South Central Patrol Division, was arrested Thursday morning after police were called to meet with an injured woman at Dallas' Charlton Methodist Hospital. DPD detectives say that a fight between Harris and the woman at Harris' Dallas apartment escalated into violence that left the woman hospitalized with serious injuries.
Harris was booked into Dallas County Jail just after 11 a.m. for aggravated assault. An emergency protective order was also issued to keep him away from the woman. In May, just nine weeks after Harris graduated from the police academy, he and another officer were praised for helping rescue a group of hooky-playing boys from a flooding creek.
Last night, President Barack Obama announced he will take executive action to shield five million undocumented immigrants from deportation. The prime-time speech was big news in the U.S., kicking up a political skirmish ahead of the 2016 elections. But it was far from the continent's top story. Instead, that title goes to the disappearance and presumed assassination of 43 students in Mexico.
The American media has largely ignored the unrest down south. Bizarrely, the Book Fair has brought the news to Miami anyway. Earlier this week, prize-winning Mexican writer Elena Poniatowska compared the massacre to the horrors of the "concentration camps." And in an interview to promote his own appearance this weekend, fellow writer Francisco Goldman tells New Times that this is a "terrifying and exhilarating" moment for Mexico.
Billy Benjamin Hayes Jr., 39, is one of Arizona's most vocal marijuana activists. Few people welcomed the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act when voters passed it in 2010 more than Hayes. The lanky father of three is a marijuana enthusiast, a grower for nearly his whole life who imbibes regularly, whether by smoking, vaporizing, or eating.
His name often is seen in Internet forums of the Arizona Department of Health Services, the agency that oversees the medical-marijuana program. Having learned just enough law to be dangerous during an eight-month stint in prison on a marijuana-possession violation, he's sued the federal government (unsuccessfully) over the law's "25-mile rule," which limits where patients can grow marijuana, and helps his pro bono pot-activist lawyer, Tom Dean, write court motions.
Hayes needs an attorney because he's also an entrepreneur who just may be ahead of his time. Ray Stern at the Phoenix New Times has more on Hayes and the state of Arizona's medical marijuana system.
Scarface. Cocaine Cowboys. How to Leave Hialeah. Now contraband smuggling story fans can add a new title to their list of must-haves: Tony Dokoupil's The Last Pirate. The book's subtitle says it all: "A Father, His Son, and the Golden Age of Marijuana." Dokoupil, a reporter for NBC, will speak about his gripping, sometimes hilarious memoir this Sunday at the Miami Book Fair International. Beforehand, he spoke to our friends at the Miami New Times about the longing he feels for South Florida's long-lost era of pot smuggling, despite the way the business tore his own family apart.
"I'm nostalgic about that era of marijuana because I think it was the final era in which we had criminals in this country who were truly larger cultural figures," he says. "Pot today is so boring. It's such a field of guys in suits with dimpled ties and square jaws and creeping bellies from too many steaks." More at the Riptide blog.
Ashley Fallis's family never bought the story that she killed herself following a New Year's Eve celebration three years ago -- and their persistence has finally paid off. Her husband, former police officer Tom Fallis, has been arrested and charged with murdering her and then making it look like a suicide following an argument about marijuana smoking.
A family photo of Ashley Fallis.
Founded on 13th and market Street in downtown Philadelphia in 1981, the high styled retail outlet City Blue now has 25 locations across Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, and Ohio.
Two of the three 30lb parcels of pot that showed up at City Blue this week
Touting themselves as "a leader and innovator in urban fashion", managers in all City Blue locations are likely very busy these days ordering in new items to be sure that their shelves are fully stocked for the holiday rush. With so many packages in transit during this time of year, mistakes certainly do happen, but when the manager of the City Blue store in Upper Darby, PA sliced into an unknown package delivered to his store earlier this week, he was greeted by a box full of product that he simply could not sell...at least, not legally.


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The subject property is located on a very well paved, exceptional wide street, allowing unobstructed views towards Los Angeles. The property has been vacant for many years following a fire that destroyed the previous home. There are no plans included in the sale. Zoning R2-1, 4,748 Sqft lot and has 65' of street frontage.
Here is your chance to have your own slice of Heaven. Located in a nice residential area of Glassell Park. This lot offers views of the San Gabriel mountians and the Valley below.
Two single family homes on one lot. Rent Control. Both units occupied.
This wonderful traditional light-filled home in trendy Glassell Park area has 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. A private back yard with a refreshing POOL and VIEW toward the hills. The two downstairs bedrooms/guest quarters are very private, facing the pool area with separate entrance. Currently generates income.
STANDARD SALE** MUST SEE! Beautiful 2 bed, 2 bath remodeled home nestled in the hills of Glassell Park. New paint inside and out. Kitchen remodeled with granite counter tops and cabinets. Bathrooms remodeled with new tile, tubs, showers and vanities. New flooring including large tiles throughout kitchen, wood laminate in living areas, and carpet in bedrooms. Massive lot with huge potential, over 19,000 square feet sitting on the very end of a cul-de-sac. One-car garage with great depth of about 32 feet. NOTES: City is requiring a new retaining wall, and owners got a bid for Grading about $68,000. The plans for the retaining wall is already NOT yet approved by the city. This sale is part of a liquidation due to a partnership dissolution. Other permits have been pulled for the property itself though the city won't sign off all of them until the retaining wall is built and approved. All requirements from city will be the responsibility of the buyer. To the best of the owners knowledge everything regarding the house/structure is fine and done in accordance with the city.
2 HOUSES ON A LOT Duplex!!!!! Great for a Large/Growing Family or Investor Owner. Property in turn key condition. 2 separate units front unit 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom, Upgraded Kitchen, Upgrade Living Room, and 1 Car Garage. 2nd Unit 1 Bedroom, 1 Upgraded Bathroom, Upgraded Kitchen, ready to move in. Each unit has newer floors, newer walls, their own laundry room. Also enjoy the outdoor patio in the luscious hills of Glassell Park in a quiet neighbor hood.
Beautiful Glassell Park home. This home has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom on the top level and a private studio/utility room with a bathroom on the ground level (not included in the assessor's square footage). This home is within close proximity to downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena, Glendale, and Eagle Rock. Look across the street to Mount Washington, without paying the Mount Washington price! The property features a gorgeous kitchen, recessed lighting in the living room and kitchen, hardwood floors, French doors in the formal dining room, Tankless water heater, citrus tree and two car garage. Standard Sale.
Home is being painted inside and carpeting changed. This home is MOVE IN READY!! Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bath home in Glassell Park with fantastic views and lots of space. Home has formal dining room, living room and a kitchen/great room with hardwood floors. Stainless appliances and a roof that's 2 years old. Master bathroom has been updated and has a separate soaking tub and walk in shower. His and hers bathroom vanities and a large master suite with large walk in closet. 2 large additional bedrooms with a full bath round out the upstairs. This home is perfect for families and entertainers. Large usable back yard with a brick patio, has room for a pool and has many fruit trees. Home has copper plumbing. Close to shopping and entertainment! Don't miss this one!
Fantastic opportunity to acquire three (3) Lots for future development in the Trendy Up-And-Coming Los Angeles Neighborhood of Glassell Park!!! Listing includes APN#'s 5460-014-017 (5,680 sqft), 5460-014-018 (6,835 sqft), 5460-014-019 (8,715 sqft). The Lots are located on a hillside street that is not yet paved. The sewer is available in front of property and utilities are close by. Many newer homes recently constructed throughout the neighborhood. The properties are situated in a neighborhood that is perfectly near the hubbub of Los Angeles Metro - Only minutes by service streets to Downtown Los Angeles, Staples Center, Dodgers Stadium, Glendale, Burbank and Hollywood Studios. Nearby attractions include the Autry Southwest Museum, Rio de Los Angeles (LA River) State Park and within walking distance to Elyria Canyon Park ; a 35-acre nature park that provides a network of hiking trails. Easy access to 5, 2, 110 & 210 freeways. Call or visit agent website for brochure, including parcel profile, maps and dozens of land listings throughout SoCal.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Army announced plans Thursday to develop three 30-megawatt, alternating-current, solar photovoltaic arrays - one each for Forts Stewart, Gordon and Benning. The projects are projected to bring the U.S. Army 9 percent closer to its commitment of President Barack Obama of deploying 1 gigawatt of renewable energy by 2025.
Former 3rd Infantry Division and Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield commander retired Lt. Gen. William G. Webster Jr. was sworn in as a member of the Savannah Technical College Board of Directors at a recent meeting by Liberty County Probate Court Judge Nancy K. Aspinwall. He was appointed to serve on the STC board of directors by the Technical College System of Georgia state board. Webster led the 3rd ID from 2003-06. For the past year, he has served as one of two senior mentors for the US War College, and worked for the Chief of Staff, US Army.
Local area veterans of the American Legion Post No. 168 in Hinesville had a pleasant surprise as they gathered for breakfast at their monthly meeting Saturday morning. The former secretary of Veterans Affairs under both Bush administrations, Anthony Principi, and 1st Congressional District candidate Dr. Bob Johnson were on hand to have coffee and doughnuts and speak with the vets.
About 200 military-police officers with the 385th MP Battalion took part in a special run early Friday morning from Fort Stewart's Marne Garden to the Hinesville Police Department.
As the 3rd Infantry Band finished playing "To the Colors" on Friday afternoon on Fort Stewart, a cannon was fired before the band continued, playing "Retreat" as the American flag was lowered at the division headquarters to signal the end of the duty day.
Although all U.S. Army dining facilities follow the same guidelines to ensure consistency across military installations, in the Raider dining facility on Fort Stewart, the soldiers who work there live by a simple motto: "Never take away, but you can always add to!"
Gov. Nathan Deal recently signed into law legislation that allows any court with jurisdiction over criminal cases to establish veterans' court divisions (Senate Bill 320).
Maj. Gen. Mike Murray, commander of the 3rd Infantry Division and Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield, talked with the Coastal Courier on Tuesday about the Marne Division's current and future missions.
More than 40 Fort Stewart soldiers, couples and Army families had quality time together Saturday, enjoying the Army Community Service's Resiliency, Enrichment and Communication Orienteering Navigation Challenge at Holbrook Pond Recreation Area.
Lt. Col. Christopher D. Davis of Richmond Hill has taken command of the 165th Operations Support Flight, a unit of the 165th Airlift Wing, Georgia Air National Guard.
Georgia Operation: Military Kids is accepting nominations for the 2014-15 Georgia Military Youth Advisory Council.
For the second time in three years, 3rd Infantry Division soldiers took top honors as the culinary team of the year at the annual Military Culinary Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va.
The ROTC cadets based at Georgia Southern and Armstrong Atlantic State universities participated in Saturday's leadership-development program on Fort Stewart, where they visited a live-fire range and took advantage of training opportunities.
The U.S. Army Reserve will turn 106 years old Wednesday. Local Army reservists, active-duty and retired soldiers as well as elected leaders celebrated the occasion a week early with a proclamation signing Wednesday afternoon by Hinesville Mayor Jim Thomas in the Hinesville Room at city hall.
Despite a clear blue sky, Liberty County residents heard "thunder" Thursday and Friday. Those who looked skyward found the source of the thunder was a C-17 Globemaster landing and taking off from Wright Army Airfield.
The Hinesville Military Affairs Committee met Monday night for the last time this year and focused on this year's Veterans Salute at Bryant Commons - what went right and what went wrong.
Nearly 200 local veterans gathered outside the Veterans of Foreign War Post 6602 just prior to the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month.
Savannah's Combat Readiness Training Center congratulated Savannah's USO and Gulfstream for refurbishing and reopening the USO Lounge at Savannah-Hilton Head International Airport.
Barry Wilkes, clerk of the courts of Liberty County, is offering a free service to all veterans living in Liberty County that enables them to file their military discharge records (Form DD-214) for permanent and safe record-keeping in the clerk's office.
By now, chances are most folks have heard of Mike Viti, the former Army fullback, West Point graduate and member of the United States Military Academy's class of 2008 who won a Bronze Star while serving as an artillery officer in Afghanistan.
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