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A wild animal, believed by some to be a coyote, is causing increasing concern among Cherrydale residents.
The concern stems from Cherrydale resident Jay Stapf's sighting of what he says were three decapitated fox heads on his back lawn this May. When Stapf went to retrieve his puppy, Stella, from the backyard, he was greeted by the sight of the severed heads.
"It was creepy, almost like when you bury someone in sand at the beach," Stapf wrote in a report of the incident.
For the second time that month, Stapf called the Animal Welfare League of Arlington, who showed up to assist.
AWLA determined that a human didn't sever the fox heads. They also suggested that Stapf install a motion sensor camera in his backyard in order to get further clues about the incident. However, Stapf says AWLA never followed up to confirm that a coyote was involved.
"We don't know for certain [what they were] because they never came out and trapped them," said Stapf.
AWLA Chief of Animal Control Alice Burton said that most of the time when people report coyote sightings to her, they turn out to be foxes, but this was a case that had her puzzled.
"It's funny because I've reached out to professional naturalists on this and no one has a clue," said Burton.
"Usually when we find decapitated animals, it's kind of unusual. Heads are actually the first thing that animals eat," said Alonso Abugattas, The Department of Parks and Recreations's natural resources manager and one of the people Burton consulted with.
Sheila Dougherty, who walks Stella, had another neighbor who also reported a coyote sighting, so she decided to check with other residents on the Cherrydale email listserv.
"I think it's good for everyone to know that there are coyotes in Arlington so that they can make informed decisions about whether to leave their dogs and cats out at night," Dougherty said.
Eleven other members in the community wrote in with evidence of coyote sightings, with three others seeing a coyote as recently as this past spring.
Some of the sightings were indirect like Stapf's. One neighbor reported seeing half a bunny in her backyard and the other indirectly reported a pet cat found dead through violent means.
Coyote Spottings in Arlington? — Some residents in the Leeway Overlee area of Arlington have recently reported spotting a coyote in their neighborhood. While video has proven the presence of coyotes — or at least one coyote — in Arlington, naturalists question whether the animal spotted might actually be a fox or a mangy dog. [NBC Washington]
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(Updated at 4:05 p.m.) Area wildlife experts are warning area homeowners to keep their pets inside at night after a couple of recent coyote attacks — including an attack at Daniels Run Park in the City of Fairfax on Monday.
Arlington is no stranger to the predatory canines, which have easily adapted to surburban and urban environments across the country. After years of reports of sightings, county naturalists in April confirmed their existence with video from Potomac Overlook Regional Park.
But naturalists are discounting the threat from a coyote-like animal that some residents have caught on camera around the Rosslyn area.
Last week reader Katherine Doty emailed us with a photo of the canine (above), which shows it with a bird in its mouth near the Iwo Jima memorial. Another reader sent in the photos below of what appear to be the same animal around 9:00 a.m. today (Friday) on Route 50 near Rosslyn.
"Some other pedestrians and I think it was a coyote," the tipster wrote.
The animal, however, is very likely a dog (or a fox) and not a coyote, according to county naturalist Christina Yacobi.
"That is not a coyote," Yacobi said last week after taking a look at Doty's photo. "That's a really long tail for a coyote and coyotes have tails that are really bushy. They looked like they are dipped in ink. And they don't have that long, pointy snout and those big, giant ears."
Yacobi said it reminded her of a dog resembling an Ibizan hound or Pharaoh hound that went missing four years ago from a family traveling at Dulles Airport. Yacobi volunteered in the search effort.
Naturalists also say that spotting a coyote out in a populated area in the middle of the day is quite unlikely.
"Coyotes are very good at avoiding people, so residents shouldn't be overly concerned," Long Branch Nature Center naturalist Cliff Fairweather said in April. "The key is for residents not to feed them or encourage them not to be afraid of people. The longer they are afraid of people, the better it will be for coyotes and people."
For a comparison, another shot from this morning near Route 50 and a file photo of a coyote (via Wikipedia) can be found below.
Now that we know for sure that there are coyotes living in Arlington, we're starting to hear more reports of possible coyote sightings.
One resident sent along this tip and photo (above, left) after spotting what might have been a coyote in an Arlington park.
I was walking my dog yesterday morning (Sunday, 7:15AM) in Lubber Run and saw this by the bridge, at first I thought it was a fox, then realized it was too big to be a fox. Perhaps a coyote, it was definitely not a domestic dog. The tail was very long and bushy. It stood by the bridge for about a minute staring at me and my dog.
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Hubby and I are celebrating our 20th! We're spending the weekend in Pacific Grove, and figure that it'll be time for dinner about the time we hit the Palo Alto-ish area. Being from Sonoma County, really don't know that area at all, so any help would be appreciated. Any type of food is fine, we love everything, most any price fine, as long as it's not ridiculously expensive. Thanks so much!
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i agree. tamarine was the best meal i had in palo alto last summer with my firm. second place went to the four seasons.
Chez TJ is in Mountain View. You might consider Manresa in Los Gatos. Both of these get excellent reviews, both seem like a special occassion place and both are expensive ...so you'll have to define ridiculously expensive.
Are you going down to Pacific Grove that night? Just wondering if you want a long tasting menu meal or just a nice leisurely meal? Village Pub is nice in Woodside, off the 280. Evvia has nice greek food. John Bentley has a romantic setting in Woodside.
Chez TJ just changed chefs. I haven't heard how the new chef is settling in...
We like Evvia, which is Greek. Also Bodeguita del Medio, Cuban. We particularly like the extraordinary choice of rums at Bodeguita. Junoon, which is kind of nouveau Indian is also quite nice. On price I think Junoon might be the most expensive of the three, Bodeguita is definitely the least expensive and most casual of the them. I think they all have menus on line.
Thank you for all of these great suggestions. My follow up question is, which of these places would we have the best chance of getting a table relatively easily on a Fri. night without a reservation? We are not sure what time we can leave and are also unsure about traffic from the North Bay, so really can't do the reservation thing. Any suggestions would be appreciated! Thanks!
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That is a tougher request. Evvia and Tamarine would be very difficult. Junoon is a possibility, Bodeguita perhaps depending on the time you arrive. Bentley likely if you do the Redwood City branch (less romantic). Check on Open Table - all of these list on there and you can get an idea of availability.
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If you're asking: I want to go to an excellent special occasion restaurant, one of the best in greater palo alto, and I'd like it to be a place you can walk into without reservations any time on a friday night, the answer is there's no such place.
You haven't given us much to work with. I can certainly list restaurants that have open tables on friday, but you've only said all-foods all-prices. Empty tables on Friday means the place has shortcomings. Some have more of an early/late dynamic (Tamerine, for example, is open reasonably late but fills early - you'll have good luck at about 9:30, but even at 5:30 you might not get a table). Another might be an up-and-comer - like Levande, which seems to have a new chef, but would be a major crapshoot. More specific?
What restaurant in Sonoma would you consider comparable? Perhaps then we could find something similar.
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I'm sorry, sometimes I think I'm clearer than I am. This does not have to be the end all special occasion restaurant. It simply is dinner on our way south for the weekend. That being said I don't want to eat crappy food on our anniversary weekend. I know we're not going to leave Sonoma County until 5 at the earliest and I just don't know what time that puts us south of the city. Could be an hour - could be 2 - hence the no reservation thing. We love all sorts of food, hard to narrow down what our favs are - in Sonoma we love La Salette, Girl and the Fig, General's Daughter, in Petaluma we love Sea, Hiro's, Vino Grigio, Risi Bisi the list goes on. Does that help? The Cuban place Bodeguito Del Medio sounds intriguing to me, we don't have a decent Cuban place up here, is that doable without a reservation? Thanks.
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Our trips to Sonoma from Palo Alto area have always taken at least 2 hrs with no traffic. Allow 2.5 on a Fri. Be forewarned that it is extremely difficult to walk into any decent restaurant in this area, much less good ones, on Fri evening at prime time. I realize the idea of a reservation seems restrictive to your schedule, but I also hear you saying that you don't want to start your special weekend with "crappy food". Unfortunately, unless you succumb to a reservation (perhaps 7:30 to allow some cushion), I think you're setting yourself up to do just that.
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What I would do is get a reservation for a time that you are sure to make. If you arrive before that, you can roam around before your dinner. I would recommend Mountain View rather than Palo Alto if you do that. There is a nice and lively downtown (that is, a few blocks on Castro St) with a couple of bookstores to pass the time. There are lots of restaurants on Castro St or a few blocks away (Chez TJ is one that has been cited in this thread).
Not sure what you would be in the mood for...but Mountain View has a couple of good ramen places--Maru Ichi and Ryowa. They are both in the downtown Castro area and are reasonably priced. Xanh, located on Castro Street in Mountain View, has also gotten decent reviews for having nice ambience and good upscale Vietnamese food. There's also izayaka (Japanese bar food/taps) at Tanto or Saizo in Sunnyvale on El Camino Real. Mountain View also has something comparable at Nami Nami, but they are definitely pricier. If you're coming down on a Friday, a reservation at many of these places are helpful. Some places can be more flexible if they know you might be fighting traffic. For example, I've been able to move my reservations back at Tanto when running behind. Not sure if you can make reservation at either ramen house though.
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All of the previous posters have given you great advice, and I want to add that you definitely won't get to Palo Alto/Mt. View before 7:30 on a Friday: 8 or 8:30 is more like it, since you have to drive through the City, go down 101 or 280 and then take side streets to either University (PA) or Castro (MV). (I used to live in Sonoma, San Rafael, Sausalito, SF, and now in the South Bay, so I know the drill.)
Manresa and Chez TJ would take hours for their prix fixe dinners, so check the others on Open Table for availability, even if you don't book. Why don't you print out a list of the restaurants that interest you, along with their phone numbers and maps, so that you can call them when you get close enough (at the freeway off-ramp) to give them an ETA? And have a Happy Anniversary!


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"It is the ordinary watching the powerful," Lee Rainie, director of the Pew Research Center's Internet and American Life Project, said in a lecture sponsored by the Federal Web Managers Council interagency group on Dec. 13.
While the term sousveillance is not yet commonly used in the United States, the practice has become fairly prevalent here in recent years as more citizens carry and use video recording devices such as iPhones in public spaces and at public events. While bystander videotapes of law enforcement activities have been controversial on occasion, many forms of citizen videotaping of public officials' activity are hailed by transparency advocates as a sign of increased engagement and transparency in society.
For agency leaders and other government figures, that means videos of their public speeches and appearances, along with tweets, comments on Facebook, blog posts and other public communications could be collected and displayed on social media websites in near real time, Rainie said.
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More generally, it has become common for community members around the country to post amateur videos of live speeches by elected officials and to publish and curate online other communications by public officials, he added.
Governments are not the only targets of the increased ability to monitor behavior online. Government surveillance of citizens also is on the rise, as it citizen surveillance of each other, using contemporary technology such as Facebook, Twitter, iPhones, video cameras and recording devices, Rainie said.
While young people ages 18 to 25 are thought to have the most to lose by too much disclosure online -- as incontrovertible evidence of their youthful indiscretions spread far and wide electronically -- research shows they are the age group who actually are the most protective of their online reputations, Rainie said.
"They are very conscious of the need to manage their online reputations," Rainie said.
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Internet users report a greater reliance on government websites than on social media at this time. In a survey, 67 percent said it was very important to have access to government websites and 62 percent said it was very important to be able to contact government officials on the Web. But only 21 percent said it was very important to reach government agencies on social media networks.
Nearly a quarter of the Internet users are "government participators," with 12 percent joining groups affecting government policy or issues; 7 percent uploading video from government websites; 3 percent attending online town hall meetings; 2 percent posting comments on government blogs; and 1 percent posting comments on government social media websites, Rainie said.
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2002 32 (ft.) Four Winns 328 Vista Express
Inactive - This listing is not for sale at this time
General Information
Listing# 43495
- Price
- $79,000.00
- Location
- Coral Springs, FL, United States
- Manufacturer
- Four Winns
- Boat Type
- Powerboat
- Model Year
- 2002
- Category
- Express Cruiser
- Model
- 328 Vista Express
- Status
- Used
- Length
- 32 (ft.)
- Beam
- 11.75
- 35.58
- Hull Material
- Fiberglass
- Fuel Type
- unleaded
- Engine Model
- Number of Engines
- 2
- Engine Type
- Inboard/Outboard
- Engine Hours
- 304
General Details
Sleek styling, spacious cabin versatile deck layout!!!!
Great for Family & Entertaining!!!
New risers and elbows!!!
New cockpit seats!!!
Clean low hour express that is under cover dry stored, Comfortable accommodations for 6, Twin Volvo 280HP GSI with Volvo Penta DP drives. Garmin GPS, 5KW Gen., AC/heat, extended swim platform, windlass and walk-thru windshield.
This boat is loaded with options,
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- Accommodations / Overview
- Versatile deck layout and a spacious cabin provide plenty of cabin and cockpit space for family or entertaining. The interior is finished in high-gloss cherry wood with blue and gold ultra-leather settee, fabrics and bedding. Forward is a queen berth with privacy curtain; aft is a mid-cabin lounge that converts to a huge private berth. The home-size fully equipped galley is to port and the convertible settee/dinette is starboard mid-ship. The roomy head compartment is aft of the galley and features a stand-up shower and Vacu-flush head.
- Salon / Dinette
- Convertible dinette with table. Convertible mid-berth. High gloss cherry woodwork. Samsung TV and Emerson DVD. Sony Stereo. Lighting 12V. Indirect 12V lighting. Bark blue Ultra-leather settee. Beige carpet. Three round overhead screened hatches.
- Galley
- Kenyon 2 burner glass-top electric stove. Nova-KoolRefrigerator/Freezer. Goldstar built-in microwave oven. Mobithoncoffee maker. Abundant Corian® counterspace. Storage cabinets over and under. Molded in sink with single lever faucet. Hot and Cold pressure water system. GFIC outlet 120V. Overhead 12V lighting.
- Forward V-Berth
- Queen berth sleeps 2. Hanging Locker. Storage under berth. Blue with gold accent bedding. Overhead 12V lighting Round overhead screened hatch. Two screened port lights.
- Mid Cabin
- Convertible mid-berth sleeps 2. Settees finished in blue with gold accent fabrics. Storage under settee. Lighting 12V.
- Head
- Vanity with sink. Vacu-flush head. Fiberglass self-draining floor. Wall mirror and mirrored door. Overhead 12V lights. GFIC Outlet 110V. Screened hatches. Fan vent. Screened portal.
- Electronics & Navigation Equipment
- Garmin 2006C Color GPS/Chart Plotter. Faria digital depthfinder. Raymarine Ray 215 VHF. Danforth 3" Compass. SonyStereo AM/FM/CD with helm remote. Six Sony Speakers. Samsung flat screen Television with Emerson DVD.
- Electrical System
- Kohler 5.0 KW Generator. Batteries Group 27 (3). Battery parallel switch. Automatic battery charger. Dockside electrical cables 2 X 30amp. Phone and Cable. Electrical system 12V/110V.
- Deck Equipment and Features
- NEW helm and cockpit seats. Double helm seat with bolster. Portside companion seat. U-shaped cockpit lounge converts to sun pad. Full canvas and Eisinglass camper enclosure. Mooring canvas. Walk-thru windshield. Cockpit table. Wet bar with U-Line Ice Maker. Three screened hatches. Four screened port-lights. Electric windlass with helm control and bow foot switches. Delta anchor with chain & rode. Radar Arch. Coast Guard Approved Safety Package. Navigation Lights (COLREGS). Horn. Guest search light with helm remote. Fiberglass decks. Fenders and lines. Life jackets. Extended swim platform with boarding ladder. Transom shower H/C. Stainless Steel bow rails. Stainless Steel cleats. Bottom paint.
- Mechanical Equipment and Engine Details
- Engines; Twin Volvo GSI 280HP (304 hours as of 4/12). Volvo Penta Duo-prop I/O's (serviced 2012). New elbows and risers. Synchronizer gauge. Trim gauges. CruiseAir AC/Heat/dehumidify with SMK II digitalcontrols. Engine alarm. FireBoy fire extinguishing system auto/manual. Fuel filters. Engines fuel shut off valve. Xintex fume detector. Bilge blowers. Bilge pumps. Vacu-flush head with holding tank and overboard discharge. Hydraulic steering. Bennett trim tabs.
- Additional Features
- Salty Dog is a clean low hour express and is dry stored under cover with a new mooring cover to protect the cockpit. In February 2012 the cockpit seats were replaced, new elbows and risers installed and the out-drives were serviced.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Former Gov. Charlie Crist and last year's Democratic gubernatorial nominee Alex Sink were back at the Capitol Wednesday to launch a petition drive seeking to add a ban on oil drilling in state waters to Florida's constitution.
While they're also supporting legislation pushed by Democratic lawmakers that would put the ban on the ballot, they know Republican lawmakers aren't likely to support the idea. Such a measure would make it on the ballot if the Legislature puts it there, or if enough citizens sign petitions.
"We tried legislatively last time, and that didn't work out so well," said Crist, a lifelong Republican before going independent last spring. "So now it has to be in the hands of the people to make this happen."
Republicans criticized Crist for calling a special legislative session last summer that sought to put the same measure on last November's ballot. Republican leaders said that the proposed amendment wasn't needed because state law already banned drilling. The opened the session and quickly closed it without taking a vote.
A ban that's part of a constitutional amendment would be harder to change than state law.
Crist, at the time, angrily said, "I'm going to give them hell for it."
He and Sink, the former state chief financial officer, stood with Democratic lawmakers and anti-drilling advocates outside the old Capitol to announce the petition drive. Behind them, people stood with signs, some showing Florida's pristine beaches and others showing turtles and birds covered in oil from last year's BP spill.
"It just tears at your heart when you think about what happened in the Gulf of Mexico just last spring and summer and the prospect that something like that could happen again even closer to Florida's shore if we don't ban this," said Crist.
Before the BP oil spill last year, Republican lawmakers were pushing to allow drilling in state waters, which extend 10 miles from the coast. While that talk has stopped for now, Republican Gov. Rick Scott, who defeated Sink in November, has said he's open to drilling as long as it's safe.
"It's only a matter of time before Republican leadership in the House and Senate again decide that oil drilling within eyesight is a good idea," said Rep. Rick Kriseman, D-St. Petersburg, who is sponsoring the resolution that would put the ban on the ballot. "It's not a good idea. It's a terrible idea and it makes no sense."
Even though very little oil reached Florida shores, the threat alone drove tourists away from Panhandle beaches during peak season. Some waters off Florida's coast were closed to fishing, hurting commercial and charter fishing businesses.
Sink recalled talking to people, tears in their eyes, who were on the verge of losing businesses they worked years to grow.
"You realized the real human toll and impact that the crisis we experienced last year was having on hundreds of thousands of Floridians," Sink said. "If there's one little thing that we Floridians can do, it is to maintain control of our own state waters."
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The former head of the CIA has said "we kill people based on metadata", but as Australia introduces new data retention laws, the country's security chief says he's "not quite sure" what the fuss is about. So what is the truth behind data retention, and why does it matter?
To learn what the NSA can glean from metadata, Stanford students developed Metaphone, an app that analyzes phone records. How sensitive was the uncovered info? CNET's Sumi Das reports.
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Apple pulled the plug on Aperture in June. Now Adobe offers a way to slurp photos into its competing Lightroom software.
Dot-com? How quaint. A smorgasbord of new Net domains has arrived, with hundreds more on the way. There's opportunity aplenty, but lots of trademark hassles, too.
A "warrant canary" stating that Apple has "never received an order" under the Patriot Act is missing from its latest two reports -- suggesting such demands have been made.
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So it ends up that The Beatles' distributors didn't cram everything onto "The Beatles Anthology" and subsequent compilations. They forgot one: "Revolution 1 (Take 20)."
Over the past couple days, "Take 20″, which is being hailed by some Beatles fanatics as the 'holy grail' of the band's unreleased material, has appeared on various blogs and is available for a listen on the YouTube link below:
The main difference between the newly found take and the original track (featured on "The White Album") is that the unreleased version is seven minutes longer (with a total of 10 minutes and 47 seconds) and halfway through, it erupts into a mash-up of tape loops, vocal effects and other studio editing. Some of the samples from this last half are the same as those used in the song "Revolution 9," the trippiest track on "The White Album."
The song certainly is fun to listen to, and any die hard Beatles fan is jumping up and down right now, but hold your horses folks, because no one knows where the track came from and its authenticity has yet to be confirmed by any surviving Beatles member or label exec. I'm hoping we get word soon, because this is just more evidence that the Beatles were one of the most diverse, technically prolific groups of the time… plus there could more unreleased material!
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Safety of Inhaled Preprandial Human Insulin in Subjects With Diabetes and Asthma (iINHALE 9)
This study has been terminated.
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First received: August 29, 2007
Last updated: March 26, 2014
Last verified: March 2014
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|First Received Date ICMJE
|August 29, 2007
|Last Updated Date
|March 26, 2014
|Start Date ICMJE
|August 2007
|Primary Completion Date
|February 2008 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Changes in lung function, chest X-rays, or asthma exacerbation frequency [ Time Frame: after 52 weeks of treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Changes in lung function, chest X-rays, or asthma exacerbation frequency [ Time Frame: after 52 weeks of treatment ]
|Change History
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|Brief Title ICMJE
|Safety of Inhaled Preprandial Human Insulin in Subjects With Diabetes and Asthma
|Official Title ICMJE
|Inhaled Preprandial Human Insulin With the AERx® iMS Versus Subcutaneous Injected Insulin Aspart in Subjects With Diabetes and Asthma: A 52-week, Open-label, Multinational, Randomised, Parallel Trial to Investigate Long-term Safety
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This trial is conducted in Europe, Asia, Oceania and the United States of America (USA).
This is a one-year clinical trial to compare the safety of inhaled preprandial human insulin to subcutaneous insulin aspart in subjects with type 1 or 2 diabetes and asthma.
|Detailed Description
The decision to discontinue the development of AERx® is not due to any safety concerns. An analysis concluded that fast-acting inhaled insulin in the form it is known today, is unlikely to offer significant clinical or convenience benefits over injections of modern insulin with pen devices.
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday cabin in Readfield - Witsend
3 bedrooms, sleeps 6. Queen, full, twin and bunk beds . toilet.
Log Cabin Island vacation in Central Maine!
Rustic Cabin on Lake Maranacook in Central
Maine sleeps 6and has gas lights, gas stove and
refrigerator, cistern holding water from the lake,
flush toilet and screened porch with water views on
three sides! Bedding can be included for $25.00,bring your own towels.
What is there to do there? Kayak, sail, canoe and swim on the water. Sun on the dock or watch falling stars at night. Paddle around the island, and explore Blueberry Island next door. Puzzles, caroms, checkers and all sorts of games. Curl up and read in the hammock by the water or on the porch. Have a camp-fire at the fire-ring and tell stories deep into the night. Listen to the loons and the bard owls calling in the night. Relax on the swing, camp on the tent platform, play Frisbee, or badminton, or maybe even horseshoes. If you want to go off the island, Maine's state capital of Augusta is 10 miles away with its wonderful Maine State Museum. The ocean is an hour south.
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About Becky Riley VerPlanck
We bought our land on the island in 1986 when we moved to Winthrop, Maine after my ex husband left the Navy. During the ensuing years we slowly built our cabin...delayed gratification at its finest! It was a project filled with good times, friends, picnics, campfire,swimming and memories too numerous to mention. Now, as a grandparent I see my dreams come true as our family enjoys time off the grid and on the lake. I am just delighted to be able to share it with other families to make their memories too.
Becky Riley VerPlanck purchased this cabin in 2006
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18th Race Against Domestic Violence 5k
May 3, 2014 – Saturday
Wilmington, DE
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Register by mail – universal entry form (Race Against Domestic Violence 5k c\o Races2Run, PO Box 24, Montchanin, DE 19710). Make checks payable to Child Inc.
Register at Delaware Running Company – cash only by the Thursday before the race at noon. Located in Greenville Crossing.
Entry fee- $20 pre-registration (until the Thursday before the race at Noon) / $25 after and day of event
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Dr. Young holds a Doctorate degree in Education and a Master's degree in Educational administration from the University of Hawai'i at Manoa. Serving both here in Hawai'i and on the mainland, he has accumulated over sixteen years of experience in educational administration and leadership. Since 2010, he has been associated with Arizona Western College at Yuma as Dean of Enrollment Services, while also teaching in the Business and Liberal Arts Division. Prior to this, Young served as an Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs and Campus Operations at Northern Arizona University as well as Project Director of the UH College of Education, Hawai'i Leadership Academy.
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This photo (allegedly taken in late November, 1947, near Roswell, New Mexico) recalls some of the most common feeble rationalizations humans use to justify the killing and consumption of the other beings with whom we share this planet.
Another equally feeble rationalization just cropped up in a letter to the editor of the Las Vegas Sun, using the twisted logic that since all animals are going to die someday, we might as well kill and eat them.
The letter, entitled, "Hunting, trapping to manage wildlife," by the president of the Southern Nevada Coalition "for Wildlife," starts out attacking animal rights activists and defending trappers and hunters:
"The litany of attacks on trappers and hunters by animal rights activists lately are usually based on the claim that trapping and hunting are inhumane. One needs to ask the question: compared to what? Compared to the standards of Walt Disney productions where Bambi and his deer family think and talk things over and where Lion Kings rule? Perhaps so, but in the real world of nature and wildlife, it is a different story.
"Every wild animal will die someday. If animal rights activists think wild animals die comfortably in their beds surrounded by loving family members, they are sadly mistaken. Disease, starvation, dehydration and predation are the most probable causes, and in the absence of management tools like hunting and trapping, entire wildlife populations suffer horribly.
"That is the reason the entire wildlife management profession and every conservation association support regulated hunting and trapping.
"Professionals know that regulated hunting and trapping are far more humane than letting nature run its course unimpeded. The animal rights activists beg to differ, but how is it more humane to allow (or mandate) that wild animals must die by disease, starvation or predation, or, much worse, allow (or mandate) entire populations to suffer this way when there is a much better way?"
A better way? That's assuming a lot, such as that an unaware animal is killed outright with one clean shot (which almost never happens). And how is trapping an animal and letting it struggle until a human returns to finish it off ever humane?!
Yes all animals are going to eventually die someday, but usually when that day happens, nature steps in and prepares the individual for it through a process that includes shock, withdrawal and the gradual shutting down of the senses. Hospice professionals know the process well; it's outlined in handouts they share with anyone who is caregiving for the dying.
Ending a healthy life (human or otherwise), before he or she have had the chance to fulfill their life's journey, is murder, no matter how you rationalize it.
The pro-human predation letter ends with the line: "Since 1937, it's been proved that regulated hunting and trapping programs are the essential tools of modern wildlife management." Humans can just thank their lucky stars that no bigger brained beings have rationalized away their existence…yet.


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Unproven prevention and treatment methods are being used in the care of U.S. veterans of the Iraq and Afghan wars with disorders such as anxiety and depression, a panel of experts say.
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"A fundamental finding of the committee is that, with some notable exceptions, few of DOD's prevention interventions are theory- or evidence-based," wrote Kenneth Warner, a public health expert at the University of Michigan who led the Institute of Medicine panel.
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More than 963,000 veterans were diagnosed with at least one mental disorder during service by 2011, and nearly half had more than one such disorder.
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STAFF WRITER | June 24,2013NORTHFIELD The Falls General Store in Northfield will be a place created, in part, by the people.
The store, which is under renovation, was purchased by Norma Rooney and her business partner in 2010. Rooney has been living part-time on Cox Brook Road for 16 years and said she would drive by the store all the time and imagine what it could be. She said she wanted to have a place where people can come and have community, be able to go in and have a cup of coffee or a bagel and sit down and talk with their neighbors.
After Rooney bought the building, which was constructed in 1892, she found out it needed serious structural repairs as it was caving in on itself. The first phase of the renovations involved shoring up the structural integrity with repairs such as putting in steel beams in the attic and adding more support columns. All of the plumbing, septic and electrical work had to be replaced as well.
Basically, we rebuilt the building without taking it down, she said.
Rooney said had the building fallen in on itself or been demolished out of fear of caving in, it would have been very sad for the community. It just seems like every town needs a general store, she said.
According to the Northfield Historical Society, the building had been a post office and country store that delivered grain and its ownership has changed hands many times since then.
Rooney said the goal is to make the store looks as close to what it looked like back in the 1800s.
We did as best as we could to maintain the look and feel of the building, but making it a little bit more sustainable by using materials that would not deteriorate as quickly as clapboard and wood, Rooney said.
The outside of the store has been replaced by composite materials and concrete to help keep the building as maintenance-free as possible, as well as energy efficient. The inside of the store will also be energy efficient with LED lighting and automatic toilets and sinks in the bathrooms.
Rooney said construction should be completed by August and she hopes to have the store open this fall. The store will offer catering services, a bakery, and hot food for breakfast, lunch and dinner, we well as a yoga studio upstairs as Rooney said she is a certified yoga instructor.
Some of the other services were ideas that came straight from the public.
Rooney said when they started in on the renovations, a sign was put on the outside of the building asking residents what they wanted the store to offer and to email their suggestions. Based on those submissions, Rooney said the store will offer an espresso bar, a juice bar and other greener options.
People were asking for organic foods and fresh fruits and produce. They were asking for creemees and chocolate. All these little things we tried to incorporate into our original plan, she said, adding all of the services wont be available immediately, but will be gradually worked into the store.
Rooney said the publics response to the renovations has been tremendous. She said people are constantly asking when the store is going to open and thanking her for investing in the store and, in turn, the town.
The whole town is excited, she said.
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I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas, that you spent the time with family and friends, ate lots of yummy food and enjoyed gifts both given and received. Our kids and 2-month old granddaughter Isla were home for six days over Christmas and we did just that, hung out here at home, played games, watched movies and just relaxed. Our little Isla is such a joy, she's just now cooing and smiling. There's something very special about holding a sleeping baby in your arms while watching your family opening gifts and sharing stories. It was wonderful.
Aside from our new baby granddaughter, my favorite gift this year was the Nikon camera my hubby and kids bought for me. I truly wasn't expecting to find one under the tree this Christmas Eve, since my husband and I had looked at cameras while out Christmas shopping and of the three stores we went to, none had the Nikon 3200 in stock. I was expecting we would go shopping after Christmas when stores replenished their inventory. They still won't tell me how or where, but they found this camera in time for me to find it under the tree. Pretty sneaky.
While my old Canon point and shoot has served me well, I've been thinking of getting a new camera for some time. I thought making this type of an investment required some research, so I've been reading up on several SLR cameras and settled on the Nikon 3200 as a good first choice at a higher-end camera. Asking someone which camera to buy is almost like asking which doctor I should go to. Everyone says their doctor is the best, the smartest, the most compassionate to his or her patients. Ask someone who owns a Canon and they'll highly recommend Canon. Ask a Nikon user and they'll swear by the Nikon. I hope I'll be happy with my choice.
I have a lot to learn before I'm taking the quality photos that many of you share on your blogs, but I'm willing to learn. Last summer, I took lots of outdoor photos around the lake near our home and in our many beautiful parks. Some of them turned out quite well, more by luck than by my talent. I hope by this summer, I will have learned to take full advantage of my new Nikon. I intend to use it a lot.
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I can't wait to learn how to use it properly, so the photos I take when I'm on my walks along the lake turn out even better than before. I love being able to capture a moment in time in a photograph, a moment that will never occur the exact same way again. Whether it's photos from Nature or the many pictures I hope to take of our new granddaughter, I intend to put this gift to good use.
There are so many sites out there offering photo-taking tips and tricks, Photography 101 so to speak, for a newbie like me. If you know of any that have been particularly helpful to you, please leave a comment and let me know.
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