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Florida Man-The Movie
starring Gary Busey
Florida Man-The Movie
starring Gary Busey
Ariel because….red hair mmmmmmmm (but I think she's had work done, her eyes look a little tight)
Aquarium at Gatlinburg, small pool with baby sharks visitors can touch. Employee with a microphone whose job was to keep repeating: "Do not put your hand in the shark's mouth…do not attempt to pick up the sharks…do not put your hand in the shark's mouth…"
What the hell was #6 drinking?
Oh get over yourself-this happens in every college town in America. It's the early stages of 'Get Off My Lawn' Syndrome.
"…bartender says: 'help you'? Dog says:"yeah, get this kid off my butt"
I'm pretty sure #13 is Texaco
Six billion zombies, twenty-seven humans, and *everybody* is gonna be one of the humans…
"Should I order black coffee and see if they call security?"
One of maybe six chihuahuas in the world that isn't a yappy little ankle-biter and some D-bag has to throw stuff at it? Boooooo
F*** you right back, a$$wipe. You were irrelevant ten minutes after your debut, and it's just been a long downhill slide since then.
If no one's there, why do you need to park like an a$$wipe?
If they don't text back, how is your second text a 'response'?
"And these last three photos show that these people fly on private jets" Isn't that what the first twenty-four photos were doing?
Will Ferrell pays Adam Sandler to keep making movies so that Ferrell's don't look so lame. Kind of like Bill-O interviewing Glen Beck so that Bill looks rational.
Hillary could lose the entire soybean farmer demographic if she isn't careful
The Jesus Formerly Known as Burger King.
This is shocking and borderline-disgusting. I am absolutely appalled! A two-time Oscar nominee?
Cat ladies in training.
Let's vote to repeal 'Obamacare' [again] Let's investigate Benghazi [again]. Let's clap our hands and pray really hard to make it 1957 again!!
Some of them sound like they might have Old Timers Disease
#15 I did NOT kick gramma in the face-there was a ladybug
add 15 points for this
Soo…"douchey as fuck" apparently means: "caught me at my own game"
"No matter what you get, your life represents a horror."
Same here-I took a Zane Grey quiz, and no matter what, my life was a western.
That eyeball-lamp has GOT to go.
The never-satisfied Tea 'Party'-constantly attacking leadership; WAY too chickenshit to break off and form their own party. Keep hiding behind the GOP skirts, that's how leaders behave!
Nobody cares that the invited guest was put on the spot like that? The kid treated her like a trophy. Asking a celebrity crush via YouTube or whatever is one thing, asking as part of a 'dare' at an assembly is an 8th grade move.
Anna Kendrick-I don't know who she is, or why I'm her. I don't understand half the answers I gave. I'm not even ON Twitter. I'm not sure why all the youngsters say something is 'sick' when they really mean they like it. Get off my lawn.
I like *playing* sports-but *watching* sports is like watching someone else read a book.
Back in the evil days of colorized movies, my girlfriend special- ordered a black & white copy of The Maltese Falcon for my birthday. She said the colorized copy had Humphrey Bogart wearing: "a f***ing pink tie". I proposed a week later, married for 22 yrs.
Andrew Jackson A definite win for best hair
This is like a whole basket full of puppies, only with much nicer legs.


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Makes 6 servings
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- 10 cups (packed) arugula (about 6 ounces)
- 1/2 cup crumbled blue cheese
- 2 blood oranges
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
Combine arugula and cheese in large bowl. Remove peel and white pith from oranges. Cut between orange membranes to release segments into bowl with arugula and cheese. Pour oil and lemon juice over; toss to blend. Season with salt and pepper.
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"Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something."
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credit card fees can kill a small business -- what we pay at the theater and bookstore are crazy. and one of local banks is running a promotion to get their customers to sign when they use their credit card at POS rather than punch in their pin...why? the merchant has to pay the bank a bigger fee that way....
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Right but if you pay the bill in full, every month, then there is no need to transfer anything to a 1-2 year 0% deal.
Some people think the credit card "bill" is the minimum you have to pay every month to keep the card.
Other people consider the credit card bill to be the whole amount charged that month. If you do not carry a balance forward to the next month, you pay no interest.
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Cooking from Scratch - Recipes with Chicken
Baked Buffalo Chicken Breasts
- 4 (4 oz.) chicken breast halves
- 1/4 c. hot sauce (I used Frank's mixed with Louisiana hot sauce)
- 1 Tbsp. vinegar
- 1 Tbsp. butter, melted
- 1 tsp. celery seed
Preheat oven to 400°. Cook chicken in greased skillet for 4 minutes on each side until browned. Place chicken in a greased baking dish. Combine rest of ingredients and pour over chicken. Bake uncovered for 25 minutes. Serve with bleu cheese salad dressing if desired.
We've had this a couple of times and we all like it! It's another versatile meal that can be served atop salad greens or served with fresh Italian bread.
Greek-style Chicken
Serves 4
- 4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
- extra virgin olive oil
- 1/4 c. lemon juice
- 1/4 to 1/2 tsp. salt
- 1/4 tsp. black pepper
- 6 cloves garlic, minced (1 Tbsp. minced)
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 28 oz. can diced tomatoes
- 18 large black olives, drained, pitted, and chopped (we used a whole can because we love olives)
- 2 Tbs. parsley
- 1 tsp. thyme
- feta cheese
Mix 2 Tbsp. olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Marinate chicken in this mixture for 30 to 60 minutes. In large skillet sautee garlic and onions in 1 Tbsp. olive oil. Add tomatoes and olives and simmer uncovered for 15 minutes, stirring often. Add 1 Tbsp. parsley and thyme. Stir to combine. Remove chicken from marinade and place in a baking dish. Cover with vegetable mixture and sprinkle with remaining parsley. Cover dish with foil and bake at 375° for 40 minutes. Top with feta before serving.
I used real cheese instead of velveeta. Also, if you're not a huge fan of worcestershire, I'd say only use a tablespoon. Last time I made this it seemed overpowering. But this was excellent.
Also, cooking time can be reduced. Definitely.
Chicken Breasts Supreme
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease a 2-quart casserole dish.
- Sprinkle the chicken breasts with salt, pepper, and paprika. Melt butter in a large skillet and brown the chicken breasts well on both sides, about 5 minutes per side. Lay the chicken breasts into the bottom of the prepared casserole dish.
- In a saucepan over medium-low heat, mix together the mushroom soup, milk, onion, processed cheese, Worcestershire sauce, and mushrooms. Allow the mixture to heat until the cheese melts, but do not boil. Stir to thoroughly combine; mix in the sour cream until smooth. Pour the sauce over the chicken breasts in the dish and cover with foil.
- Bake in the preheated oven until the chicken is tender and the juices run clear, about 45 minutes. Uncover, baste with sauce, and bake 30 more minutes, basting occasionally.


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May 5, 2006 With sound and high resolution graphics, computers can now be used to display anything. You just need a convenient place to put the screen. Which makes the Panel Pod kinda handy. It's not rocket science – just a convenient way to mount an LCD monitor or LCD TV to a tripod. It has widespread application at trade shows, store merchandising, as an adjunct to any vehicle for "tailgating", backyard barbecues, home entertainment flexibility and experimanetation and corporate meeting rooms. It'll handle a 20 inch screen with ease, can be set up and taken down in seconds and will handle up to 18 pounds - US$249 gets you the mount and tripod.
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A 16th-Century Meeting of England & Spain
Presented by Blue Heron Renaissance Choir at First Church in Cambridge, Congregational
October 15, 2011
For the first concert of its 2011-12 season, Blue Heron welcomes Ensemble Plus Ultra (U.K.), making its US debut, to share the stage for a program of Renaissance English and Spanish music. Directed by Michael Noone, Ensemble Plus Ultra specializes in Spanish music and has released numerous CDs of music by Morales, Guerrero and Victoria. Ensemble Plus Ultra will sing 16th-century Spanish works; Blue Heron, a grand Salve Regina by Richard Pygott from the Peterhouse partbooks (c. 1540). The two groups will join forces for music by John Browne from the Eton Choirbook (c. 1500) and polychoral works by Victoria and others.
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New app also reveals habits of UKIP supporters and Ed Sheeran fans.
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The folks at Zynga are out with their third annual Words With Friends Valentine's Day survey, and have shared a handful of fun stats concerning the likes - and dislikes - of more than 11,300 players. If you've ever wished you knew more about the mystery gamers on the other side of the Words With Friends virtual game board, now's your chance.
Dating can be a jungle. If you're with someone, the hours scouring dating websites have finally paid off (that, or the local bartender misses pouring your favorite brew). But finding love and keeping it are two different battles. Every relationship is unique, and the best way to keep the person you're with happy is to be yourself. Unless, of course, your gut instinct is to do something 75% of women don't like.
You're probably using the Internet right now. In fact, you probably use the Internet every single day. It's almost hard to imagine life without it, right? Well, it's not that way for everyone. A poll conducted by the Pew Research Center found that 15% of Americans age 18 or older do not use the Internet, and another 9% said they don't use it in their homes, according to a report released this week.
In the wake of the Edward Snowden NSA surveillance leaks, Americans' attitudes towards U.S. counterterrorism efforts have drastically shifted. You probably didn't need stats to confirm this, but a new Quinnipiac poll still shows a staggering swing in the aftermath of the leaks that outlined the widespread reach of U.S. surveillance programs. Of those surveyed, 45% said these efforts go too far and restrict civil liberties, while 40% think more should be done.
Confusion surrounding the secret NSA surveillance program PRISM continues. Can the NSA really access Internet companies' user data directly, like the initial reports about PRISM suggested? On Friday, both Google's Larry Page and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg strongly denied that, using almost identical wording. SEE ALSO: NSA Surveillance News: Everything You Need to Know "Facebook is not and has never been part of any program to give the U.S.
Remember the good old days of reading textbooks in school and taking notes from a chalkboard? Yeah, neither do we. PBS Learning Media, in preparation for Digital Learning Day on Wednesday, Feb. 6, conducted a national survey of pre-K to 12th grade teachers to find out how many incorporate technology into their day-to-day classroom activities.
A new survey by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project shows 69% of U.S. adults track some sort of health indicator for themselves or a loved one, such as exercise routine, weight, diet, blood pressure, blood sugar, headaches or sleep patterns. With the proliferation of fitness tracking devices, you might be surprised to know that at least in this survey, only 21% of the respondents said they used a gadget, app or website to track this information.
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Which would you rather give up for a weekend -- sex or your iPhone? 15% of respondents to one study said they would choose a romance-free weekend rather than go without their beloved device. A recent survey conducted by Gazelle.com (the company that buys your old iPhone) asked 1,000 people who have used the service to trade-in an old device if they'd rather go without sex or iPhone for a weekend. Yes, 15% of people chose sex.
You might not be willing to fork over a monthly subscription fee to read some of your favorite news sites, but would you answer a survey question? That's what Google and a handful of well-known online publishers are aiming to find out. On Thursday, the tech giant unveiled "Google Consumer Surveys," which allows publishers to glean a little more revenue from their content by serving up short surveys to readers.
Adults know how to play nice online, according to a recent survey that asked U.S. adults who use social networking sites how many of their interactions were positive. The survey showed 85% of U.S. adults say people are mostly kind online. Five percent of adults said people are mostly unkind and another 5% say it depends on the situation. These results differs from a Pew Research Center survey from last November that asked teenagers the same question.
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Targeted online advertising has left many people slightly creeped out by the many ways strangers collect their online data. But a new study suggests that strangers aren't the only people who are likely to collect personal information without your notice. The study, which surveyed more than 1,000 online individuals, found that the percentage of significant others, spouses and parents who admit to digital snooping is significant and -- at least among romantic partners -- on the rise.
Would you be willing to take a brief survey after this call? What's your zip code? How did you hear about us? Each of these questions probably sounds familiar to you. We've all heard them when stuck on the phone with the cable company, or checking out at The Gap, or signing up for a newsletter. That's because knowing more about the customer is valuable to the companies you patronize.
Fast food is a part of American life, whether we like it or not. But social media users aren't scarfing down that junk, are they? Sounds like a good topic for a survey filled with statistics that are both obvious and surprising. That's exactly what our Infographic-creating and social-media researching friends at Lab 42 did, collecting opinions from 500 social networking males aged 18 to 35 about their fast food preferences.
How many times each day are you distracted by social media, email or instant messages? According to a recent survey from social email software provider harmon.ie, you and other employees are blowing $10,375 in productivity each year, and all because we don't disconnect from an online chat quickly enough, or we get sidetracked by a bulging email inbox, or we fall into a Facebook hole of photos, updates and messages.
Most smartphone-wielding mothers put their phones to work while they shop, according to a survey by mobile ad network Greystripe. In a survey of 239 mothers, whom Greystripe recruited using mobile banner ads in its network, 66% acknowledged that their smartphones play a role in their shopping trips. Around 45% said they use their phones to locate the nearest store. The next most common use of smartphones was to compare prices.
Working from home is becoming more common, more accepted by managers and more sought-after by employees than ever before, according to a survey conducted by Skype, one of the bastions of telecommuting technology. As someone who regularly works from home, I find this trend hardly surprising. But it's not just bloggers, startup types and technophiles who are making pajamas the new "business casual." Even seasoned executive types (like my own father, for example) are logging in remotely these days.
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NPR has just released a fascinating set of stats about its Twitter followers, including information about how much they click through, how they get their news, how they interact with content and even how old they are. In a survey of more than 10,000 respondents, NPR found that its Twitter followers are younger, more connected to the social web, and more likely to access content through digital platforms such as NPR's website, podcasts, mobile apps and more.


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The city Franklin will be giving out sandbags to residents within the corporate limits of the city. Sandbags will be available at The Complex, 1300 Iberia Street. The sandbags will be available until 7pm leading up to Labor Day.
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Daisy Cottage is a small quiet, friendly, family run retreat style campsite, offering you the opportunity to relax by the pool or take advantage of our onsite therapists for a massage or other treatments. Daisy Cottage offers a choice of staying in one of our luxury Setareh yurts or luxury soul pad bell tents or you may pitch your own tent, caravan or motor home. We have endeavored to make each pitch as private and spacious as possible.
The only campsite in the west of the island is nestled in the heart of rural St Ouen, close to the beautiful and famous St Ouens Bay and the picturesque Greve de Lecq, The location and surrounding area lends itself to a relaxed atmosphere and beautiful views of the local countryside, the coast of France and our stunning sister islands of Sark and Guernsey. Whether you wish to ramble the lanes and coastal paths or surf and body board or just relax on the campsite and read a book or take part in meditation sessions. Daisy Cottage is ideal.
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One-Hour Workout: Run Speedwork For Short-Course Racing
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This workout targets a sprint or Olympic-distance athlete looking to add a bit more speed to their fitness.
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This challenging workout will test your mental and physical fortitude, but it can be a lot of fun and give a positive boot to your fitness.
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text: RNC Bans CNN/NBC From Any 2016 GOP Presidential Debates by Javier Manjarres 16 Aug 2013 Share This: During the RNC's summer meeting in Boston, Massachusetts, members of the Republican committee voted, and passed the resolution to ban CNN/NBC from participating in any 2016 GOP Presidential degates. The resolution, better known as the anti-Hillary and CNN/NBC document, was proposed after the two networks set forth plans to air TV programming that highlighted Clinton's rise to power. RNC Chairman Reince Priebus immediately took issue, saying that this was nothing more than CNN and NBC, playing the roles of Communication consultant/ Press Secretary for Hillary Clinton's probably 2016 Presidential run. In response to the initial call to ban CNN and NBC from hosting any of the 2016 Republican Presidential debates, RNC Co-Chairwoman, Sharon Day, told the Shark Tank "that the Chairmen of the State Republican parties of New Hampshire, Iowa, South Carolina, and Florida, have all agreed to shut out both CNN and NBC from any Republican event or debate, if they air the Hillary Clinton television programs." The RNC has been catching a lot of flak from Republicans for not forcefully taking on the Democratic National Committee and their propaganda wing, the Mainstream Media, aka, MSNBC, NBC, CNN, and others. Of late, the RNC was shown glimmers of toughness, and now with this vote to ban CNN and NBC from the 2016 GOP debates, it seems as if the Priebus and the RNC have decided to take of the white gloves and go "mano a mano" with the Democrats and their cohorts. Score one for the Republicans.


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Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail
The Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail offers views and award-winning wines from nine member wineries all found within an hour of the Houston area. Enjoy amazing Texas wines over an entire weekend–choosing from three weekends of events.
Event Details
Event: Each host winery offers wines and cheeses and a packet of Texas wildflower seeds (while supplies last)
Dates: March 30 – 31, April 6 – 7, April 13 – 14
Time: Saturdays 11:00 am – 6:00 pm and Sundays 12 noon – 5:00 pm
Cost: $25 per single ticket or $40 for two tickets
Tickets: Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail
You can choose whichever weekend works for you to enjoy the sights, sounds, and flavors of these 9 wineries
Member wineries may have extended hours, but the trail hours listed above are official hours that each winery has agreed to be open. Contact each winery for individual hours to build the perfect weekend schedule for you.
Vinter's Own Blind Tasting
Vintner's Own Winery is hosting a monthly blind tasting.
Event Details
Event: Wine tasting, including a cheese plate
Date: March 31, 2013
Time: 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Location: 3482 W. 12th Street, Suite A, Houston, TX 77008
Phone: 713-880-3794
Cost: $40 per person, advance purchase required
Tickets: Vinter's Own Winery Blind Tasting
Wine Foundation Course
The Texas Wine School offers wine education classes and tasting classes as well as certification programs to meet the needs of beginners and experts alike. One upcoming class that might be of interest is the Wine Foundation Course: Wines of Pacific Northwest.
Event Details
Event: Wine course covering the basics of the Pacific Northwest
Dates: Tuesdays, April 2, 9, & 16, 2013
Time: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Instructor: Christian Varas
Location: Chilled at French Country Wines, 2431 Bartlett Street, Houston, TX 77098
Cost: $180, includes wine
Registration: Wine Foundation Course
The course will look at the major grape varietals and the style of wines made, the climate, the soil and sub regions. The first week will introduce the region and its climate, topography, classic grapes, history, and future.
They will cover all the main regions of Oregon and Washington including in-depth emphasis on Willamette Valley and Yakima Valley.
Consider registering today as these courses often sell out quickly and this particular class will not be offered again until the fall.
Guest Sommelier Series
Philippe Restaurant + Lounge is hosting an ongoing Guest Sommelier Series.
The acclaimed Phil's Wine Lounge downstairs at Philippe Restaurant is honored to host this event. Join Vanessa Trevino Boyd, resident Sommelier at Philippe, for intimate, informal round-table tastings from Christian Varas, one of Houston's favorite Sommeliers.
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Event: Ungrafted: Wines from Deep Vines with Christian Varas of River Oaks Country Club.
Date: Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Time: 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Location: Philippe Restaurant + Lounge, 1800 Post Oak Blvd, Houston, TX 77056
Phone: 713-439-1000
Cost: $40 per person, including four wines and a cheese board
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LEE COUNTY, Fla.- Lawyers from Lee Memorial Health System are in Tallahassee this week, fighting for approval to build a hospital in the Estero area.
Earlier this year, the State rejected the Health System's plan to build an 80-bed hospital near US 41 and Coconut Road. They say the new hospital would hurt business at existing facilities, but Lee Memorial said the $81 million project would give people living in the area easier access to medical care.
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday cabin in Boothbay Harbor - Paradise Cottage by the Sea
2 BR, 2 BA, sleeps 4 private + 2 (total 5-6)
Rent Paradise Cottage by the month starting November 5 through May 22. This winter rate is $900/month plus you pay the utilities.
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Paradise Cottage is set in lush perennial gardens with woods behind and overlooking Linekin Bay on the ocean in Mid-Coast Maine with your own private beach on a small cove. We are just 3 miles from quaint Boothbay Harbor, yet our unique pastoral location makes us feel sequestered from the bustle of town. You can settle into the ebb and flow of tides, sunrise and sunset, and the harmony of wildlife. The twittering of birds and sloshing of waves are your surround sound. If you open your eyes early you can watch lobster boats slip out in the morning and then see the sunrise gradually work its way down the opposite shore. If the evening is still, listen for the distant tones of fog horns. March is for owls calling at night. April evenings are joyous with the return of laughing gulls and peepers singing from the pond. Yet antique shops, gourmet restaurants, live theater, and art studios are close-by, along with hiking; and in summer add in golf, fishing, and boat excursions; -- and always relaxation! Kayak, swim or beach-comb right from our shore. Gear down a notch or three; the pace is slower here, with 'all the time in the world.' It's 'the way life should be!'
Rates at Paradise Cottage are per person:
September 6 - October 30, 2015, for 1 - 2 people $175/nt or $1190/week, and $1490/week for 4 - 6 people.
November 1, 2014 - May 22, 2015, $165/night, $990/week, or $900/month + you pay the utilities (through March 27).
The month of March 28 - April 24, $1100/mo + you pay the utilities, or $1165/night or $990/week.
The month of April 25 - May 22, $1400/mo + you pay the utilities, or $165/night or $990/week for 2 people. Each additional person is $35 more per night.
May 23 - June 19, 2015; $1190/week or $175/nt for 1 - 3 people; $1490/week for 4 - 6 people., or $3000/month including utilities.
June 20 - July 3, 2015; $1390/week for 1 - 3 people, $1590/week for 4 - 6 people by the week only.
July 4 - August 28, 2015; $1590/week for 1 - 3 people, $1790/week for 4 - 6 people, by the week only.
August 27 - September 11, 2015; $1390/week for 1 - 3 people, $1590/week for 4 - 6 people, by the week only.
We do accept Visa and Master Card, but only if you are willing to pay an extra 2.75%. Check or cash is preferable. One half the total rent is payable in advance as a deposit to hold your time; the remainder is due on arrival. If you are unable to keep your reservation, we ask that you reschedule at another available time, or we can try to re-rent your dates less a $100 rebooking fee as long as you give us at least 30 days to do so.
Besides being mesmerized by the ripples on the water, during gardening seasons you will find calm in the blooms just outside the windows and off the porch. In summer read a book while you enjoy the dappled shade on the deck overlooking the water or on one of the benches in the colorful perennial garden. Watch seagulls, osprey, and an occasional eagle ride the updrafts. In winter you will observe a variety of ducks. Go beach-combing to discover varied creatures that abound along the shore of the Gulf of Maine. Borrow our kayak and paddle over the bay if it's calm. Writers will find Paradise Cottage a peaceful private spot where they can work on their manuscripts. Day hikes in one of the many land preserves are a favorite outdoor activity. Or, you can take a picnic to Ocean Point, and watch the waves roll in from the open sea, the lobster boats haul traps, and ships pass by. How about a romantic sail at sunset? Many boat excursions are offered in nearby Boothbay Harbor. You will also find lighthouse tours, museums, and art studios starting with ours next door! Some of the best eateries are right here in Boothbay!
Visit the East Boothbay General Store for gourmet sandwiches, pizza, morning coffee and paper. The harbor is just three miles away, and offers many shops, boat excursions, and gourmet restaurants. Live theater has a dramatic presence with events nightly at the Opera House, and Family Night on Tuesdays. Afternoon tea is a yearly tradition with some of our long time renters. Peruse the aquarium in summer, where children's programs and classes enhance the quality of the coastal experience. Take a short boat ride to Burnt Island (Mon or Thurs) where costumed guides re-enact life of a lighthouse keeper's family in the late '50's. Go antiquing, or gallery hopping starting with nearby Paradise Studio. L.L.Bean and other outlet stores are just an hour away in Freeport. Acadia National Park is a three to four hour drive down east, with miles of scenic coastline and quaint villages to explore in between. Perhaps you would like deep sea fishing or golf. By all means spend a day or two at our renowned Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens; it is well worth it!
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Mary Ellen Serina
When I purchased the family property in 1997, it needed a complete overhaul. I alternated spending a month in Colorado and a month in Boothbay while Paradise Cottage (my Grandmother's summer house) was winterized and expanded, and Seanook (the vacation cottage of my childhood) was practically torn down and rebuilt. The early March morning after I arrived the final time to stay, I met Ron, who was working for my contractor on Seanook. Since then we have done all the work around the place ourselves. That winter we built a scale model of our future shop/studio on the diningroom table and broke ground in August 2000 on the third building.
Mary Ellen Serina purchased this cabin in 1997
Why Mary Ellen Serina chose Boothbay Harbor
Seanook was bought by my mother, a native Mainer, in 1947. At the time it was nothing more than a tiny three month bungalow, but as a child I loved the spot and everything about it. My life-long dream was to return here to live. Ron and I stay on the property year-round. Every season is our favorite! We are forever changing and improving wherever we can. In everything we do we try to maintain some of the rustic seaside character of the place, yet add to its charm.
What makes this cabin unique
To wake up every morning to the call of seabirds and songbirds and the lapping of little waves, to views of the head of the bay as the sun creeps down the opposite shore, and with the verdant Maine woods behind you is about as close to Paradise as one can get, and then to be bathed in fresh salt air all day long and to have that long view across the water right here for the looking any time gives you that relaxed 'aaah' feeling.


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From weighing an ox to predicting the future, it's often said that there's wisdom in crowds.
A new report from the global consulting firm Black & Veatch aims to tap into that wisdom by polling 576 top minds in the energy industry. What forces are pushing utilities to change? How are power providers responding to flattening load growth? With coal and nuclear plants slated for retirement, what will take their place?
Black & Veatch asked, and utility decisionmakers answered. Here are 12 key things we learned from the report.
1. Reliability is still king. With distributed generation, smart meters, and regulatory reform sweeping across the country, it's easy to feel like there are no more knowns in the energy world. But for American utilities, one thing's the same as it ever was: the paramount importance of delivering power on time, all the time. Black & Veatch found that reliability is still the number one concern in the industry.


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Sorry this is a bit late. It was finished at midnight at the airport in Salt Lake City after I missed a connection. Rock on SLC -- it was a great 7 hours.
Back to San Antonio we go, land of the Alamo and a fine bar called the Esquire. Google it and go; it's a fun place to imbibe.
Sarah starts off the show with the Strange Logic II: the Hatred of Beverly Returns. She laments that Lindsay should have won the previous Restaurant Wars but it lacks Vulcan sensibility and I wish our resident Trekkie would chime in. Bev won the war, oddly enough cooking her own dish as the best and the other dish she was in charge of pickup on, as worst. Strange days here we come.
Alas, I still stand beside the decision. The other decision that was made was the one to send Ty-Lor packing which was a sad one for all of us. He is a good soul and a talented chef throughout the competition and also a darn fine bartender when he guested on the episode of What What Happens: Live that I was on last week with the esteemed Andy Cohen and the wonderful fly girl, Rosie Perez. The show was definitely live and full of craziness. Amirite?
All the driving scenes this season have had a play-within-a-play mentality. Let's call them Sienna Scenes, and this is a very uncomfortable ride for the winning ladies. C'mon people, act like winners, not wieners! Bev, the champion, has the others wanting her to be a reluctant champion. I suggest Beverly regale the others with a rousing rendition of "Cry me a River." You have to get past yesterday and onto today, people. Don't stop thinking about tomorrow, yesterday's gone… it shouldn't just be the mantra of a Clinton-Gore campaign.


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Though the Easter tradition of a huge family brunch complete with singing and dancing to gospel music may evade Orange County for the most part, that doesnt mean it should. House of Blues locations across the country have been onboard with this practice for years, making it a tradition by hosting Gospel Brunch festivities every Sunday. This Easter would be a perfect opportunity to experience such a hoopla with your family, especially since the venues will offer three performances/food extravaganzas throughout the day. And hey, name one member of your family who can say no to an omelet station while saying yes to doing the dishes.
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LA PINEDA 5 km from SALOU: Cosy apartment block CYE Marina, renovated in 2011. In the resort, in a sunny position, 75 m from the sea, 75 m from the beach. For shared use: swimming pool (01.06.-30.09.). WC in the pool area, children's pool, outdoor shower (swing). In the house: lift. Public parking on the road. Shop 25 m, supermarket 60 m, restaurant 15 m, bar 25 m, pedestrian zone 75 m, bus stop 50 m, sandy beach 75 m. Golf course 1 km, tennis 800 m. Nearby attractions: Parque aquático AQUOPOLIS, Parque temático PORTAVENTUA 3 km, Spa AQUUM, Karting 5 km. Groups of teenagers on request only.
3-room apartment, bright, renovated in 2011, comfortable and cosy furnishings: living/dining room with 1 double sofabed, dining table and TV. Exit to the loggia. 1 small room with 4 beds. Exit to the loggia. 1 room with 1 double bed. Open kitchen (2 ceramic glass hob hotplates, microwave, freezer). Shower/WC. Air-conditioning. Parquet floors. 2 balconies. Terrace furniture. Facilities: washing machine. Suitable for families. Licence number: HUTT006228
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- Situated on the lakefront in the centre of Gardone
- Relax beside the pool and gardens on the 300m terrace with lake views
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About Grand Hotel GardoneBuilt in 1884, the Grand Hotel Gardone still retains the elegance, warmth and charm of a past era when guests such as Winston Churchill graced the hotel with their presence.
Enviously situated right on the lake and in the centre of Gardone, the grand hotel's lovely terraces are a wonderful setting in which to relax and enjoy a drink whilst soaking up the wonderful panoramic views of the beautiful Lake Garda. Dinner for guests on half board is served in the hotel's restaurant with a veranda overlooking the lake. The restaurant 'Il Giardino dei Limoni' is also open for � la carte dinner.
A true highlight of the Grand Hotel Gardone is the terrace that stretches 300 metres along the lakefront, where you can relax beside a lovely heated swimming pool, whirlpool�and amongst the colourful gardens. The Grand Hotel Gardone provides an excellent standard of service, making it a popular choice for those wishing to spend time on the western shores of Italy's largest lake.
AccommodationTwin Superior�Front Lake View & Balcony Rooms are bright and airy with traditional furnishings�with a small balcony overlooking the lake. They�feature�twin beds�but double beds are available on request.�
Size: 20m�
Facilities include: Bathroom with bathtub, air conditioning, satellite TV,�telephone, minibar, safe, hairdryer, bathrobe and�slippers.
Junior Suites Lake View Balcony or Patio feature twin beds or a double bed, a comfortable seating area and a balcony or terrace overlooking the lake. Junior Suites can accommodate three adults or two adults and one child in an extra bed or sofabed.
Facilities include: Bathroom with bathtub, air conditioning, satellite TV,�telephone, minibar, safe, hairdryer, bathrobe and�slippers.
Single�Lake View & Balcony Rooms feature a single bed and a small balcony with lake view.
Facilities include:�Bathroom with bathtub or shower, air conditioning, satellite TV,�telephone, minibar, safe, hairdryer, bathrobe and�slippers.
Dining GuideGrand Hotel Restaurant: Open�7am - 10.30am and�7pm - 9.30pm
The main restaurant has�a large veranda overlooking the lake.�A hot and cold buffet is available for�breakfast offering a wide selection of�foods including fresh fruit and homemade bread.�For dinner there is a salad buffet and a three course meal is available from a menu�paying homage�to the excellence and traditions of the local products.�
Gentlemen are required to wear long trousers in the evening.
Giardino dei Limoni: Open�12.30pm - 2pm and�7pm - 9.30pm
The 'Lemon Garden' restaurant is located by the pool and is the perfect place to take lunch on�the big terrace overlooking the lake. In the evening it becomes a wonderful place for dining al fresco, often by candlelight. The chef of the 'Lemon Garden' serves dishes�with both�Italian and international�influences and a selected wine list offers over 100 local and international labels.
Gentlemen are required to wear long trousers in the evening.
Winnie's Pool Bar: Open 12pm - 2pm (serves drinks from 10am - 6pm)
This snack bar is located by the poolside and serves light lunches, snacks and cocktails.
- Grand Hotel Restaurant
- Il Giardino dei Limoni restaurant for � la carte dining
- Winnie's Piano Bar (open from 9.30pm Thu - Tue, from�May - Sep)�
- Winnie's Pool Bar (open 10am - 6pm)
- Lounge
- Heated swimming pool with pool towels
- Outdoor whirlpool
- Sauna, Turkish bath and small massage centre (payable locally)
- Lift
- Parking (payable locally aprox €14 per day)
- Complimentary wifi in public areas
InformationThe hotel has 167 air-conditioned rooms.
Transfer time from Verona airport: 1 hour 15 mins.
Child prices apply to ages 2-11 years.
Half board consists of buffet breakfast and dinner (or lunch).
Minimum stay 3 nights.
Official Rating: 4 Star.
About Lake Garda
The largest of the Italian Lakes, Lake Garda stretches between the Alps and the Dolomites, embracing a diverse scenery, ranging from low-lying countryside on its southern borders and rising to the north with perpendicular cliffs...
The largest of the Italian Lakes, Lake Garda stretches between the Alps and the Dolomites, embracing a diverse scenery, ranging from low-lying countryside on its southern borders and rising to the north with perpendicular cliffs draped in pine forests. Sheltered in a natural suntrap, the area around Lake Garda enjoys a warm climate in which olive groves and lemon orchards flourish.
Bardolino is one of the best-known Lake Garda resorts, mainly due to the wine made from the grapes grown in the surrounding hillsides. The resort offers excellent accommodation, while the attractive and lively traffic-free centre is home to numerous bars, restaurants and smart shops.
From the southern banks of Lake Garda lies the charming town of Desenzano, gazing out over to the Alps. A network of piazze, al fresco caf�s and boutiques contrast beautifully with its three large beaches.
Once a fishing village, Garda has become a colourful holiday resort, much favoured by Italian holidaymakers and opera fans due to its proximity to Verona, as well as being greatly appreciated by wine connoisseurs who make frequent trips to neighbouring vineyards in Bardolino.
Gardone Riviera
From its lush gardens a path snakes through densely wooded arbours of the Acquapazza valley. Gardone Riviera's lakeside promenade is lined with intellectual caf�s and artistic trattorias offering the gracious charms of a bygone era.
Set on the western shore of Lake Garda, Gargnano has been favoured by the rich and famous for many years and today this can be seen in the fine villas, palaces and beautiful gardens which still remain. The old town of Gargnano on the lake shore is dominated by a main square and a pretty small port.
The name Lazise comes from the Latin word 'laceses' and means village at the Lake. Lazise has a very beautiful old town with narrow streets and picturesque places, and�a harbour which is imbedded in the centre. When looking at the six towers of the Scaligero Castle and the city walls, it is very obvious that the town has a�medieval origin.
Limone, as its name suggests, alludes to the first lemon orchards planted in Europe. It is a magical place with old fishermens houses, narrow winding streets and lemon groves dominating the shores.
Malcesine, one of the most charming towns on Garda's eastern shore, nestled by olive groves and sage coloured hills. A funicular climbs up Monte Baldo where scenic walks can be enjoyed in summer on its famous ski slopes.
Peschiera del Garda
Steeped in history Peschiera del Garda attracts many visitors every year, including thousands of pilgrims that come to visit the many religious buildings such as the 16th century Sanctuary of Madonna del Frassino (Our Lady of Ash). The Laghetto del Frassino, meaning little lake of Ash is a beautiful nature reserve where it is possible to be at one with nature. The area between Peschiera and Sirmione is a region called Lugana and is well-known for its production of wine with the same name, which can be found in the many restaurants in the area.
Riva del Garda
Riva, sheltered by Monte Rochetta and exuding a gentle and unhurried atmosphere, characterised by a medieval old town with one foot in a picturesque fishing harbour and the other raised to the 14th century castle.
Sal� is a much sought after resort amongst informed cognoscenti offering an exciting choice of bars, caf�s and inventive restaurants, specialising in regional dishes.
Set on a narrow promontory on the southern shore of Lake Garda, Sirmione is prized for its strategic l
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Summer Picnic Menuby Toby Amidor in Food Safety, Healthy Recipes, May 25, 2011
Divide and conquer at your next potluck picnic with these delicious and nutritious dishes. Don't forget that warmer weather also increases the risk of food spoilage, so be sure to keep your food safe by following our simple tips.
Main Dishes
- Garlic-Mustard Grilled Beef Skewers
- Turkey Burgers
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- Tempeh Pepper Steak (vegetarian option)
- Charm City Corn
- Marinated Grilled Cherry Tomatoes Skewers
- Apricot Couscous
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- Classic Coleslaw with Caraway
- Cucumber Salad
- Easy Broccoli Salad
- Berry Trifle with Amaretto
- Angel Food Cake with Lemon-Honey Yogurt Sauce
- Chewy Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
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Have a safe and healthy outdoor feast!
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Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6-8)
Nestled between Deer Valley Mountain and the Jordanelle Reservoir with views of each. This location is great in both the winter and summer. Snow playground and sports in the winter and water skiing, sailing, jet skiing, swimming, rafting, great fishing, golf within minutes in the summer. Top floor unit with garage parking, washer and dryer in unit, 2 baths, fireplace, flat panel wall mounted tv's in the bedrooms, towels, linens, fully equipped kitchen.
Keywords: 2 bedroom/2bath fully equipped condo facing Deer Valley and the Jordanelle Reservoir. 4 minutes to the Deer Valley gondola; less than 10 minutes to Park City; and less than 12 minutes to the Canyons. Fireplace, washer and dryer in unit, and reserved garaged parking.
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After numerous annual family ski trips to Breck, Vail, Steamboat, Snowmass, Canyons, Park City Mountian, Deer Valley, and Wistler, we as a family of five rented a unit in this complex and decided this was the place.
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Jake Gardiner, a goals against retrospective, Part III
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September 13 2012 06:18PM
Jake Gardiner was on the ice for 62 even strength goals against last season, and Lord help us if we don't go through each and every one to try and pin the blame on somebody else.
Eight goals to look at, today. We are not, as I expected at the outset, watching plays and noting a Staplesean mis-step by a single player that leads to a goal. What we are watching is the capsizing of five Toronto Maple Leafs in this train wreck of a defensive system. Through Part I and Part II, we have noted two goals against that were the direct result of Jake Gardiner's play.
Nobody wants Joffrey Lupul
Cam Charron
September 13 2012 12:13PM
Here's a fun little story about how Joffrey Lupul wants to go play in Europe in case of an NHL lockout. Fair enough. Lupul is a likable enough guy, suggesting that both sides "might want to apologize", referring to the players and owners, for the dispute that will shut down training camp openings next week.
Leafs Assists Breakdown
Gus Katsaros
September 13 2012 11:01AM
Expanding on the Goals Breakdown by Period post, I'm presenting a breakdown of some of the more prominent Leafs points producers based on their assist breakdown by player.
The tables are broken down as a player listed in the header as the main player being analyzed. Each assist is differentiated between a first and second. I don't feel that makes a difference to who 'set up' the goal, since order is determined at random at times it seems. Nonetheless, assists are broken down between first and second.
Brandon Convery On The Pressures Of Being A High Draft Pick - For The Leafs
JP Nikota
September 13 2012 08:33AM
Brandon Convery's story is one that many other former NHL draft picks share. After being a high, first-round selection (8th overall for the Leafs in 1992), his career never quite hit high gear at the highest level of competition. Of course, there is no single explanation as to why, but for Convery, it's clear that media pressure had something to do with it.
Jake Gardiner, a goals against retrospective, Part II
Cam Charron
September 12 2012 06:00PM
Jake Gardiner was on the ice for 62 even strength goals against last season, and Lord help us if we don't go through each and every one to try and pin the blame on somebody else.
You may recall yesterday in the comments section of Part I, well, one commenter at least, I encourage the rest of you to chime in, faulted Gardiner for two goals out of the six shown.


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Puccini saw Sardou's play when it was touring Italy in 1889 and, after some vacillation, obtained the rights to turn the work into an opera in 1895. Turning the wordy French play into a succinct Italian opera took four years, during which the composer repeatedly argued with his librettists and publisher. Tosca premiered at a time of unrest in Rome, and its first performance was delayed for a day for fear of disturbances. Despite indifferent reviews from the critics, the opera was an immediate success with the public.
Musically, Tosca is structured as a through-composed work, with arias, recitative, choruses and other elements musically woven into a seamless whole. Puccini used Wagnerian leitmotifs (short musical statements) to identify characters, objects and ideas. While critics have frequently dismissed the opera as a facile melodrama with confusions of plot—musicologist Joseph Kerman famously called it a "shabby little shocker"—the power of its score and the inventiveness of its orchestration have been widely acknowledged. The dramatic force of Tosca and its characters continues to fascinate both performers and audiences, and the work remains one of the most frequently performed operas. Many recordings of the work have been issued, both of studio and live performances.
Screening of the 10th October 2009 performance from the Metropolitan Opera – New York at the Athens Concert Hall.
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Flight attendant brings comedy to safety talk
Published On: Apr 16 2014 05:06:40 AM AKDT
Updated On: Apr 16 2014 05:07:36 AM AKDT
Updated On: Apr 16 2014 05:07:36 AM AKDT
A Southwest Airlines flight attendant's comedy relief during a routine safety announcement has gone viral.
"Position your seat belt tight and low across your hips, like my grandmother wears her support bra," Martha "Marty" Cobb said on the video posted to YouTube, livening up the flight seat belt instructions.
The video had more than 5.3 million views as of Wednesday morning.
Watch Cobb's antics below:
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