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The serene haven that is Sanctuary envelops its guests and residents in Edenic tranquility. Built with the intent to preserve as much of the surrounding natural vegetation as possible, Sanctuary leaves a minimal footprint on the environment. Luxury blends seamlessly with untouched beauty creating a truly unique and rejuvenating escape.
Set on the east side of Big Redfish Lake along scenic 30A in Blue Mountain Beach, this 64 unit complex is unmatched in amenities and locale. Big Redfish Lake is a rare natural phenomenon known as a "coastal dune lake" and these quiet bodies of water can only be found a few places on the planet.
Spacious balconies overlook the lake and view the Gulf of Mexico, while walking trails lead to picturesque gazebos perfect for watching herons alight over the water.
The pool deck is also a thing of beauty consisting of three tiered pools, two jacuzzi's, a fire pit, four grills and poolside cabanas. All of this man made luxury is integrated into the lush semi-tropical foliage including the bluish-purple Gulf Coast lupine which inspired the area's name.
The interior of each vacation rental features the same level of attention to detail and unsurpassed craftsmanship as the exterior of Sanctuary. Ten foot ceilings, granite counters, upgraded appliances and master suites with jacuzzi bathtubs are among the creature comforts. Plus, a fitness center and ferry rides to the beach round out the amenities. Yet what makes the gem that is Sanctuary really sparkle has to be its fabulous location close to the hip redfish village, nearby restaurants and the Gulf of Mexico in its backyard.
* Expansive pool deck consists of three separate pools (1 heated seasonally) + two jacuzzi tubs
* Large gas firepit
* Community grilling area with four gas grills * Underground/Covered parking * Fitness Center * Maximum occupancy is 10 people per condo Options to access beach: * Pontoon boat ferry service from lake side to beach area March 1 - Oct 31 9am - 5pm * 6 tenths of a mile (approx 10min walk) via boardwalk around lake
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This was our second year in a row to stay here. Beautiful furnishings and a great view of the lake and beach. Kids loved the pool. Lots of options...lake, beach, and great pool!!
My friend and I enjoyed our days of vacation at Sanctuary at Redfish in property 1109. It was clean and very inviting and promoted time to relax for a few days. Loved the pool and the boat ride to the beach. The beach was awesome. Loved the umbrella's available for us to use. Only disappointment was the main TV did not work right...we were not able to watch movies or special programs while there. Weather was great and loved the privateness of the area. The garage was awesome.Manager's ResponseThank you so much for posting your 5 star review. Sanctuary at Redfish truly is a hidden gem. I am sorry for the problems you had with the living room TV, thanks to you bring the issue to our attention we were able to quickly resolve this by replacing the TV with a larger newer model. I look forward to your next stay with Newman-Dailey. Until our next warm welcome, Amy Turner - Property Manager
My sisters and our daughters enjoyed our annual girls trip immensely. Santuary at Redfish 2115 was a great condo and offered everything we needed. The pool cabana was an excellent feature as we have a combination of sun and air-conditioning lovers. The cabana allowed us all to be together which was awesome. Loved the less crowded atmosphere at Blue Mt. Beach. We highly recommend lunch at Local Catch and Stinky's. The lake allowed us to kayak and yolo which was great fun! The only minor negative is the distance from the beach. It wasn't as convenient as we had hoped. But I have to say, the pool cabana made up for it. Overall, our vacation was relaxing, fun, and the weather was beautiful. Can't wait to go back!!!
Our two families with teenagers had a wonderful vacation. We would absolutely recommend the unit and the location. The boat to the beach and the pool amenities were just great. The condo was very well stocked and comfortable. We hope to return next year!
The rooms were all very neat and beautifully decorated. It made us feel at home away from home. The TV in the big room did now work properly so it was a handicap as we could not watch TV while in the kitchen nor eating nor just sitting watching a movie, college baseball, the news, or whatever we desired. I would say that we did not get our full service we paid for because of this...it would be nice if hot pot holders were available when doing our baking while visiting there. Also, a paper towel holder would be helpful to contail the towels as we needed to tear off a sheet....I know it is not like home but these are three things that were missing.....Also, we were given wi-fi number but not the password and it took time to get that worked out....
We enjoyed our stay over Spring Break in april 2014. When we walked in were were surprised at how much room we had. It was nice, clean. We had 2 families with a total of 10 people and it was very comfortable, we didn't feel like there was a lack of space in any way. The pools were nice... It said one was heated however they all seemed quite cold. The kids didn't mind the pool temps but there weren't many adults in the water, at least not for long. The beds seemed very comfortable, above what Im used to when we go on vacation. The location is good. There is a publix about 5-10 minutes away, a walmart about 10-15 minutes away. Destin is about a 20-30 minute drive to get to the outlets/dolphin tour boats/ect. Seaside is less than 10minutes away and is a nice place for an evening. We were very happy with our choice to stay here and would probably stay here again if we choose to come to this area. We did have to get our key code at the rental office in Destin, about 20-30 minutes from the condo, and kind of out of our way, which was a little disappointing since we had already driven 16 hours but it wasn't a big deal.
I believe the price is very very and Newman Dailey was great to work with. We love Santuary at Redfish and the Penthouse is a big plus.
Besides the tv remotes being a little user unfriendly and the wifi was poor, we had zero complaints.
This condo was very nice but needs updating badly. Tv's only have basic cable with few stations. When you are renting in the winter for three months and you are weather restricted, it would be nice to have DTV so that you could tape shows and watch at night. Kitchen is stocked to bare, I entertain when I am there and I din't have serving dishes, pots and pans need to be updated along with glassware, (not plastic}.Less furniture would be nice and less flower arrangements. Otherwise, I would give this condo a 3.Manager's ResponseThank you for taking time to post your review. We are sorry that you did not enjoy your accommodations to the fullest. All of our rental units provide basic cable....we're sorry you were disappointed by not having a premium service, but that is not a requirement we make of our owners. We are looking into the kitchen inventory and if we find there is a shortage of anything it will be taken care of. Guests should be aware that décor and furniture choices are the owner's choices and everyone's taste is different....that is why we post so many pictures on each property's listing page. Again, we appreciate your input and we look forward to the opportunity of hosting you again in the future.
This was our first time at Blue Mtn Beach. The Sanctuary at Redfish was quiet and relaxing. We opted to rent the cabana for the 3 days there. That was so convenient. We were able to take all of our pool toys, drinks, and snacks down to the cabana and leave them there. It really cut down on our trips back and forth to the condo. One of the resort's 5 pools was right outside the door of our cabana. There was never anyone in it so it was like having our own private pool. The layout of the condo was great. Everyone (2 adults, 5 kids) had their own space. Kitchen was well stocked. Our only big complaint is that we would have liked a "heads up" by Newman Dailey on the road closure and detour that started just a few miles from Redfish. We got down there very late at night and not being familiar with the area, had a difficult time figuring out how to get around the closed road and to our property (which happened to be at the very end of the closed road). There are several different codes to remember as well (front gate, front door, pool, cabana, and wifi) but after using them a couple of times it got easier.
We have been renting from Newman-Dailey for 20 years, we started in 1992. Each year they exceed our expectation. We have rented several properties to accommodate our family of 13. Each year our experience is better and better. Our contact has been and will continue to be Kerbi Ancona. Kerbi and staff go above and beyond the call of duty. We typically ask Kerbi to pick the property, she knows what my family likes, we have never been disappointed. Great place to have a family vacation and a great company to deal with.
Last minute trip to FL and 1st time at Sanctuary and that area. We will be back-very cozy! The home was beautiful and very clean and the bed was amazing. It did not make me miss my bed at home which can happen on vacation! Location was perfect. I did not make my juicer and having an organic grocery store/juice bar around the corner was a huge plus. Pool area was beautiful. Kids were present but not loud. We arrived late so check in was not until the next morning. Professional and efficient! I am not one to give excellent as an answer much but Sanctuary at Redfish deserves it in all areas! So impressed! Thank you! Thank you!
We were a 1am arrival and had everything prepped for us, especially since we called the day of. Extremely nice accommodations, with tons of space and a complete family friendly environment. 1/2 the price for twice as much as the Destin area and much more relaxed. Off the beaten path but exactly what we were looking for.
The condo was spacious, well maintained and nicely furnished. The view off the balcony was beautiful, and the pools and hot tubs were fantastic! Our stay at Sanctuary at Redfish was a pleasant surprise the second we opened the door to the condo. It was perfect for our family, and the surrounding property was off the beaten path away from all the craziness in the middle of Destin. We will definitely be back!
Our extended family of 9 just returned from a week-long visit to Sanctuary at Redfish. We thoroughly enjoyed the well-equipped, beautifully decorated condo, with its breath- taking views and inviting pools. The fresh water lake leading to an un-crowded, sparkling beach made our vacation spectacular, and all family members enjoyed the water taxi with Captain Bob. Some days we even canoed out to the beach, where we enjoyed the complimentary beach set-up. Everyone agreed we have discovered the perfect vacation getaway spot on 30a!
loved the condo and all the amenities. loved how everything was beautiful and very comfy for the whole family.
The 3 bedroom 3 1/2 bathroom was outstanding. The master bedroom was incredible. The furnishings were also nice and the view was excellent.
we stayed at Redfish the week of June 24 and enjoyed it very much !
The unit we stayed in was very nice and facility allowed us best of beach and pool. only possible negative was increase in pricing from last time we had stayed there.
we love redfish and will look forward to returning.
My entire family experienced a wonderful stay at Sanctuary at Redfish! We pooled, beached, boated, biked, and simply relaxed. What a delightful week we had! Our past experiences have been to several destinations on 30-A, and this destination was truly one that we will visit again. Quiet - clean - convenient - quality - all fit our stay.
Our group of 12 had a fantastic family time for our week at Sanctuary at Redfish. The unit was beautiful and spacious with room for everyone to be comfortable. The kitchen was well supplied for those cook in nights and the restaurants nearby were excellent. This location feels "remote" when you are eating breakfast on the balcony with a view that is incredible- but any possible need from groceries to high end shopping is within a 10 mile radius. The dune lake, the canoes/kayaks, the beach taxi, and the staff all make this vacation experience unique. My husband enjoyed the nearby golf and I loved the shopping "get away.". We will keep this week on our yearly schedule.
This was our first time to stay at Santuary at Redfish. Loved the property, location, pool was wonderful, Capt Bob is so nice, beach was great being private and not being 2ft from someone on beach. The only disadvantage was our condo didn't have wireless internet, it had been disconnected by owner. We own our own business and it was impossible to get emails on iphone due to spotty coverage. My husband had to go down to Starbucks to get internet service. The unit was great and meet some wonderful families at the pool and beach. I recommend this unit to anyone if they get the internet working!
Overall a great place to stay for a week!
Beautiful condo, white sand beach with beach chairs waiting for us, very nice pools and hot tubs. We had several adults & two toddlers stay here and this unit was perfect for us. This rental is excatly as pictured. We had such a great vacation with so much to do in the surrounding area. 100% recommend unit 3120!
We loved staying at Sanctuary at Redfish because it had everything that
That was on our wish list. Loved the balcony that was so big and overlooked
The pools, lake and ocean. Plenty of room and comfortable. Anything
That was a problem was remedied quickly and kindly. We'll be back!
Our family has been coming to this area for 8 years. We always rent from Newman Dailey and have never been let down. The properties they represent are always top notch. Sanctuary at Redfish is an awesome blend of the beach, pool and lake activities (kayaking, canoeing, fishing) biking,etc. Its close to great restaurants and easy 1/2 day adventures. The unit itself is spacious and gorgeous! The only reason we would give it a 4 star vs 5 star is the beds. Its time for them to be replaced (way too soft and worn out).Manager's ResponseThank you so much for letting us know about your experience at Sanctuary at Redfish unit 2115. We are proud to hear that you enjoyed the property so much and that you have so much regard for Newman-Dailey. In regards to your comment about the beds, this is the first complaint that we have heard. Mattresses tend to be very subjective....some guests prefer firm....some like soft, therefore we try to go somewhere in the middle. Ultimately, our owners make decisions on their bedding and furnishings.
We love this unit and this entire complex! The pool area is outstanding and the short trip over to the beach with Capt. Bob is great! Our boys also love the canoes. They always want to go to Capt. Bob's beach :) I would recommend Sanctuary at Redfish to everyone!
My wife and I wanted a relaxing getaway with our family and we stayed on 30A at the Sanctuary at Redfish Condo #3112. This condo was beautiful, spacious and very clean! We have stayed in Destin in the past and wanted to give 30A a try. We're glad we did. Redfish also had an amazing pool area with multiple pools and hot tubs surrounded by immaculate grounds and landscaping. There were many great restaurants nearby and it was just minutes from Seaside.
Condo 2115 is well appointed and well maintained. Sanctuary at Redfish is the ideal beachside condo if you really love being outdoors. There is kayaking and canoeing on the lake and getting to the beach is like an adventure. We saw lots of wildlife while we were there. Redfish is definitely different from the condos in Destin. The four pools are very clean and well maintained. The fire pit was perfect for the cooler days. It is a very peaceful, relaxing place.
We couldn't have asked for a better place to vacation. Sanctuary at Redfish is beautiful and so serene. It's so close yet so removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The condo was so spacious and well appointed.
We were very pleased with our experience at Sanctuary at Redfish. Our condo was awesome in every way you can imagine. The pool and beach areas were excellent. I liked the fact that it was a gated community so we felt very safe and comfortable at all times. We totally enjoyed our stay and we will return.
We absolutely loved this condo. We will definitely recommend it to friends and family. It was nicely decorated, comfortably furnished and very clean. This owner really knows how to make their home feel comfortable for their guests and the management company does an excellent job of assisting us with anything we needed during our stay.
This condo is absolutely beautiful.. All of the amenities were top notch down to the bedding, linens, kitchen appliances/utensils etc. The property overall provides seclusion without feeling like you are out in the middle of nowhere. Newman-Dailey was very nice and helpful providing any information on the property and local area.
We had a lovely time at condo 2115. The owners did a great job of making a comfortable place to stay. It is well maintained and had everything we needed. We loved the amenities of the complex and the extras we got when reserving the condo like free bike rentals, kayak tours, and free golf.
Our family had a great time. This place is beautiful. Everything was clean and comfortable. The extra amenities helped us enjoy our vacation even more. We had free bike rentals, beach chairs on the beach, free golf and the condo itself was well stocked with everything we needed. The neighbors there are delightful and very helpful in giving us suggestions about where to shop and eat.
The condo complex has many great amenities including an exercise room, locker rooms, 4 big pools, pool bathrooms, cabana's & covered parking.
The condo was very spacious, clean and had a great balcony overlooking Redfish Lake with the crystal white sand beaches and emerald water in the distance.
Amazing condo! Underground parking a huge plus when it is raining. The whole complex is super clean. Pool area is awesome-there is a separate area for kids and adults. Fun to ride boat with Capt Bob or take leisure canoe or kayak ride to beach. We had chairs and an umbrella set up every day on the beach. There is an ice cream shop just down the street that we enjoyed walking to with the kids.
We had a lovely time in this condo. The condo was amazing. It is comfortable and spacious enough for the whole family. Everything is very modern and the complex is amazingly well kept. We felt like we were staying in a brand new place. The location is great, so peaceful and calming. Capt Bob does an excellent job of taking care of making sure you get across the beach and back to the condo in the evening. The extra amenities like the exercise room and the 4 pools allowed us to still maintain our exercise routine even while on vacation.
We stayed in a beautiful four bedroom unit, and have nothing but good things to say about it. The grounds are wonderful, and the pools are fantastic.
Our stay at Sanctuary at Redfish was great! The condo was gorgeous, location was perfect, and the complex was well maintained. I would recommend these accommodations to anyone traveling that way. I couldn't have been happier with the overall presence and beauty of your facility.
You won't believe how amazing this place until you check it out for yourself. This place is so different than every run of the mill condo in Destin. The area is peaceful and serene. The amenities are abound and we never were lacking with something to do. The kids enjoyed walking to the icecream shop up the road and there were plenty of places to eat nearby.
Everything about this condo and property spells luxurious and you don't have to spend an arm and a leg to enjoy it. It was very reasonably priced yet it was like staying in a 5 star property! The décor was very modern and comfortable, the kitchen was updated and well stocked and we had plenty of room to spread out. We will definitely be back.
Wow! This condo is beautiful! We just returned from a very relaxing, fun week at Santuary at Redfish. The rental agent did not include the gate code or the second parking pass we needed, but other than that our week was great. Our teens loved taking the canoe to the beach. The beach is absolutely beautiful! One of the prettiest we have ever visited. Our condo was clean and there was plenty of room for everyone. The only drawback to this property is that it is not directly on the beach, but the pools are amazing - so if you don't want to take the little extra effort to get to/from the beach you can still enjoy the sunshine beside the beautiful pool.
We had a great time at Sanctuary at Red Fish! I was a tad skeptical about the trip because we usually rent a home with a private pool, but this place was awesome! Our three year old loved the pools, pontoon water taxi, and the kayaks. The space was great for two grandmas, an aunt, 3 year old, newborn, and my husband and I. My husband took advantage of the added amenities and played golf a couple times too. We'd definitely stay again and highly recommend this property.
This place was amazing! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this condo at Sanctuary at Redfish! The condo was very, very nice and clean. The beds were so comfortable and the kitchen was very user- friendly. The pools and the kayaks were a big hit with our children. And the bike trail was a lot of fun as well. It was not over- crowded at the condos, and we liked that. It seemed very family-friendly and just a lot of fun for all of us. I wish we would have had longer!
You won't believe how amazing this place is until you check it out for yourself. This place is so different than every run of the mill condo in Destin. The area is so peaceful and serene. The amenities are abound and we never were lacking for something to do. The kids enjoyed walking to the ice cream shop up the road and there were plenty of places to eat nearby.
We just got back from staying at this amazing Condo. It was a very relaxing time with an awesome view of the lake and Ocean. The amenities were Great with the pools being very clean and well maintained along with the exercise room.
This place rocks! This place looks brand new and is situated along Hwy 30A. There are 4 pools covered parking and an awesome fitness center with lockers and showers. The units are overlooking Big Red Fish Lake. What makes this place so awesome is the fact you have access to the lake and the beach. Rather than drag your stuff all the way down the board walk, Capt. Bob Sellers takes you and all your gear over by boat! No walking and the kids love it. You owe it to yourself to check this place out.
This is a great condo complex off the beaten path! It's tucked away on the scenic 30A highway between Destin & Panama City. I vacationed with my family of 5 along with my Nana and Pappy in condo #3120. Everyone enjoyed a great vacation and fun in the sun.
This condo. was tremendous for our needs. As a family of four, we traveled with another family of five. The amenities offered both adults and children an opportunity to enjoy privacy and have their "own space." Sleeping areas were quite comfortable and the living space was more than adequate. Kitchen area also allowed us to prepare meals for both families with ease. The pools/deck area were always clean and the staff had the grills cleaned/prepared for your usage every days as well. Impressive staff--friendly and accomodating, but also out of the way--they never "hovered"--let you do your thing. The other condo owners that were there during our stay could not have been nicer--very interested in what we as visitors thought of the resort, and were always passing along local eateries/fish markets, etc. to us. Very pleasant.
What a great vacation! The beach is pristine. The boat ride is fun for the kids and convenient for the adults. We had a blast canoeing. We will definitely be back!
This condo is spectacular. It was very comfortable and clean. We had plenty of room for everyone. The kitchen is up to date and well stocked. There were flat screens throughout. The balcony has a great view looking out to the 4 pools. Even better that there are separate pools for the kids and adults so that everyone can enjoy time to themselves. We had an excellent time.
Beautiful condo, well appointed and comfortable. We had a great time. The kids enjoyed the pools. The adults enjoyed being able to still maintain an exercise routine with the availability of an exercise room. There is a pool house so that you don't have to go back up to the condo to get cleaned up or go to the bathroom. There is also the option of getting a pool cabana if they are available. We decided to do it while we were there and we were glad we did. When the young ones needed a nap, we could put them in there where they were safe and still be able to go and check on them without having to go all the way around to the condo. Everything about this place was great.
Great place for a vacation when you just want to forget it all! This condo is luxurious and clean. The extra amenities provide bike rentals, beach chairs set up on the beach, free golf, there are 4 pools and 2 hot tubs, a firepit and several grills to use. Down at the lake there are kayaks and canoes so you can take a leisurely ride over to the beach or Capt Bob will be happy to help you load your gear on the pontoon boat and take you on a ride over to the secluded beach.
This place was beyond amazing! The condo was beautifully decorated and well stocked. The complex had tons of amenities including an exercise room, 4 pools, hot tubs, fire pits, grills, canoes, kayaks and a boat ride to the beach! We had a fabulous time and can't wait to be back.
Our family had a fantastic time. From the moment we walked in the door we left all our cares behind and was able to enjoy our week long vacation. All the extra amenities afforded to enjoy things we wouldn't normally be able to. Only problem was that we didn't want to leave!
Our stay in this condo was amazing. The condo was beautiful, spacious as well as top of the line. There was ample room for my husband and I and our three kids. The pools were clean, we were encouraged to take out the free kayak. Capt Bob was always just a call away to bring us to or from the beach.
We had a great week in our condo. The condo was stunning. My kids could not get over how beautiful everything was!! The pools were great and beach wonderful. We would highly recommend this condo and complex. The kitchen had everything we needed. The beds were comfortable. The outside porches were great, TVs in every bedroom. It exceeded our expectations.
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Every month for 42 years, a group of men has spent an afternoon – all afternoon – "doing lunch."
Cocktail glasses clattered and hearty laughter threatened to swallow up the bar area at Cafe Maude at Loring on a recent afternoon. The garrulous group of men then repaired to their tables in the back, their chatter receding as mixmaster Shawn Jones explained how he had concocted an "inverted martini."
And then wave upon wave of chef Tommy Begnaud's delicious food arrived: house-made burrata and crawfish étouffée, plump lamb chops and scallops and finally a pistachio cake. As special as the food and craft cocktails tasted, talk reigned supreme over three-plus hours for these 29 seasoned, successful men. At different tables conversation topics ranged from meteorology to golf to rhubarb vodka.
For the Epicurean Society, it was just another first Wednesday of the month, the latest repast in an unending string that began 42 years ago in Hopkins and quickly became a movable feast.
"This is purely social. There's only one meeting a year where we do any business, and that's electing the president and voting on the best restaurant of the past year," said Scott Griggs.
"Most of us check out for the afternoon," said Jim Griggs, Scott's father and one of the society's founders. "Our afternoons on the first Wednesday of the month are gone — they don't exist."
Not only are these men not at work — it helps that most are their own bosses — they're not even talking about it. Under the society's bylaws, no more than two people in any profession can be members, and networking is not encouraged.
"This is not business-affiliated by any means," said Chip Reynolds. "It's just a just a great group, really diverse. We're here for food and fellowship."
The club's annual dues help pay for the $40-per-person lunches every month, and the restaurant is selected by a different member each time. They meet at 12:30 p.m. for beverages and sit down to eat at around 1:30.
"It's really an easy sell," said Chuck Tambornino. "We tell them: 'We're going to come when you're not busy. It's 25 or 30 businessmen, and we're going to talk the place up after we come here.' "
Added Jim Griggs, "And we're going to give you a check for $1,000."
The check might not have covered the customized meal, beverage and service costs on this day, Cafe Maude at Loring owner Kevin Sheehy said, but hosting the event is not without its benefits.
"These kinds of guys, we want to turn them on to our chef," said Sheehy. "Plus it's an opportunity for Tommy to flex his creative muscles, get off the menu, and for us to look for future possibilities to add to the menu. It's a win-win with a group like this."
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The society was launched in 1971, when members of the Hopkins Exchange Club decided against merging with the St. Louis Park branch and instead formed a coterie around a late — and long — lunch every month.
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Hello my name is Jen, I have been on this journey since my daughter (now 5) was a year old. It has been a long journey so far, and I'm sure I have many more bumps in the road to overcome.
Ari is now diagnosed with SPD, speech and language delay, ADHD and PDD-NOS. I have come to accept all of these diagnoses, now we are just trying to make everyday easier for her. In addition to Ari i have two boys ages 3 1/2 and 6 1/2. She will be starting kindergarden in the fall. She has been going to weekly sessions of OT since 2 1/2, and twice weekly sessions of speech since 2 1/2. She also goes to a preschool with "average" children as well as children with special needs.
She is sensory defensive, and sensitive to sounds and touch manly foods and textures some. She now has glasses for her far sightedness...
Right now my main concerns are getting her some sensory things to do at home, do a "mayer johnson" like program with her for a schedule board, keep her from leaving the house and going in the driveway/yard/cars without an adult outside, stop hoarding food, and learn things that she will need for kindergarden.
So in the next month or so i am going to sew her a sensory swing for inside and out, making different weighted bean bags and stuff like this... I have already made her a weighted blanket, and weighted baby doll.
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Hopefully you are all aware of sp5 being released for EV 2007 (aka EV 7.5) If you are not I highly encourage you to sign up for notifications. See a blog posted by EV Guys linked here:
Whilst reading through the updates this feature caught my eye. It is the ability for the user to easily send the log via email. Now this might seem like a small thing but recalling my support days and having to walk folks through locating this file and then the EV Admin have to walk the end user through getting the email are little things that add delays to the support process. Now all they have to do is click a button, how cool is that!
Here are the details from the updates.htm
Option to create a mail message that contains the client log [Ref 755071, E1372545]
There is a new Send Log button in the client log viewer that enables the user to create a mail message that contains the client log.
To mail the client log file:
- In Outlook, click Help, then About Enterprise Vault, and then Tech Info to display the diagnostics.
- Click Send Log.
- Outlook creates a mail message that contains the text of the log. The user can add more information as required and then send the message.
The Subject is set to Enterprise Vault Outlook Add-In log file and the To field is left blank.
You can use registry values on users' computers to control the behavior of Send Log. Create the registry values in the following registry location:
\Enterprise Vault
The registry values that you can use to control Send Log are as follows:
SendLogFileMaxSizeMB. This DWORD value controls the maximum size, in megabytes, of the log file that Send Log includes in the message. If the log is larger than this size, Send Log uses the most recent section of the file.
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SendLogFileRecipients. This string value specifies the default value for the To field in the mail message. Enter a semicolon-separated list to specify multiple recipients


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This went on for what seemed like hours, but was probably only about 20 minutes. Then he said, "On your feet. I am going to my office for 30 minutes. When I come back, I expect to see every set of brass and boots shined to a high Marine Corps shine."
As he walked out of the squad bay, he shouted "Carry on" over his shoulder.
Getting The Message
Some of us did get the message and began asking who needed help, then we rendered assistance to those who needed it. At the end of 30 minutes, the DI strolled back into the squad bay and began his inspection.
We all held our breath.
About halfway down the line he said, "I am becoming happier. I am seeing good things."
We still held our breath.
At the end of the line, he turned on his heel and said, "It is still marginal, but it shows improvement. Be advised, further demonstrations of non-team attitudes will result in further, and more severe, punishment."
He was true to his word. There were many times during that first phase of training when someone messed up and we all paid for it. But we soon learned to anticipate who needed help and gave help before it was too late.
Odd as it may seem, a training platoon in boot camp is similar to a sports team. In both cases, as long as players listen to the coach, keep their minds focused on the game, and work hard with each other, success is within their grasp. Teamwork is the common denominator.
In the Marine Corps, teammates must be prepared to support and rely on each other, literally for their lives.
And to take it a step further–boot camp can be compared to spring training. Everybody has made the initial cut to be there, and this is the final cut to see who will make the team.
In boot camp, the goal is to see if one can earn the title "Marine."
Stress is part of the elimination criteria. If one can't handle the stress of boot camp, the odds are one won't be prepared for the rigors of combat.
A Life-Changing Injury
In my third week in boot camp, I suffered a hernia–popped it while we were doing side-benders with a telephone pole and made it worse when I pulled off my muddy boots.
That evening, at the daily "health and comfort check," the DI marched in front of each of us, asking how we were. Unless something was wrong, we would normally answer, "Sir, the private has no physical or mental injuries or defects, sir."
On this night, though, when asked, I responded, "Sir, the private doesn't have any mental problems but believes he has a physical injury, sir."
The DI stopped and grimaced at me, saying, "What is your problem, recruit?"
When I showed him the bulging area on my abdomen, his face lost all ferocity, and he said with concern, "Dang [not really the word he used], how long have you had that?"
"Sir, just today, sir," I responded.
"You need to go to the hospital right now," he said, grabbing my arm and propelling me toward his office. Within an hour, I was at the nearby Navy hospital, being checked in. I didn't know exactly what was going to happen.
Early on the morning of the second day at the hospital, I received a personal visit from a Marine Corps major, who offered me two options that would change my life.
Next Month: Second Chances.
Randy Gaddo, a retired Marine, who also served until recently in municipal parks and recreation, lives in Peachtree City, Ga., and can be reached at (678) 350-8642 or email email@example.com.
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KM Singapore Graphic Facilitation Workshop
It makes no sense to fly all the way to Singapore just for a keynote, so the good folks at Straits Knowledge and IKMS set me up to offer a graphic facilitation pre-conference workshop prior to KMSingapore (#KMSG). 12 folks joined me to explore how we productively use visuals as we facilitate in our work. After some visual introductions, we did the classic "I Can Draw" exercises, then worked on basic visual vocabularies. With that under our belts, we explored how we can use these visual skills in a variety of facilitation settings. You can see the full agenda here. Below are some images from the workshop, including our use of the visual practice "river of life" as a workshop evaluation tool.


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Lunch at the pool
Adding to the ambiance at Poppies pool area is the recently completed mini lunch terrace beside the pool bar, and overlooking the swimming pool.
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How to center a listview column in Grid mode
This one I've really struggled with. I have a lot of listviews in the application, and basically I love listviews in WPF, but as I wrote earlier, the downside of having total control is that you must control everything…
I have some columns that I wanted to be centred. Actually, this is not very easy. I've used Goggle a bit, but mostly I've read the MSDN documentation and now after three hours of testing I've come up with a solution. I'm not really satisfied yet, but it will work for now.
First I thought that there would be some sort of HorizontalContentAlignment property I could set. But there isn't any there for columns. So I started to style the column in the listview that I want to centre like this.
<Style x:Key="OnlineHeaderStyle" TargetType="{x:Type GridViewColumnHeader}" BasedOn="{StaticResource
TournamentColumnHeaderStyle}"> <Setter Property="HorizontalContentAlignment" Value="Center"/> </Style> <DataTemplate x:Key="OnlineCell"> <DockPanel> <TextBlock Foreground="DarkBlue" HorizontalAlignment="Center" TextAlignment="Center"> <TextBlock.Text> <Binding Path="Publish" Converter="{StaticResource
converterBooleanTextConverter}"/> </TextBlock.Text> </TextBlock> </DockPanel> </DataTemplate>
This should do it I assumed, but it wasn't enough. I also had to set a style for the ListView.ItemContainerStyle, like this:
<ListView Name="lv_Tournaments" View="{StaticResource GridViewTournament}"> <ListView.ItemContainerStyle> <Style TargetType="ListViewItem"> <Setter Property="HorizontalContentAlignment"
Value="Stretch" /> </Style> </ListView.ItemContainerStyle> </ListView>
This has to be done because the Dockpanel, or all containers for a column cell has some sort of auto size, so if the cell is 100px wide, but the text of that cell if only 20px wide, the text container will be only 20px, and the textontainer is some how aligned to the left, and even tough the content is centred, it appears as left aligned, but with the HorizontalContentAlignment of the ItemcontainerStyle set to stretch the textcontainer will have a width of 100px, and the text will appear as centred. As i wrote in the beginning, I'm not total happy with this solution, but it is good enough for now. I can get it better, and will write about it then, and I also think that Microsoft has some things to develop regarding the Listview.


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Tigers Take Eighth At NorCal Tournament
The Pacific men's water polo claimed eighth place at this year's NorCal Tournament at Stanford, dropping a pair of close contests Sunday, Sept. 16. The Tigers could not complete the comeback versus No. 6 UC Irvine in its early game, falling 11-10, before dropping the seventh-place match to No. 8 Pepperdine, 11-7.
Pacific now sits at 1-3 on the year. Junior Balazs Erdelyi led the Tigers with seven goals on the day, six of which came against UC Irvine, a new career high. Sophomore Alex Obert registered five scores. Junior goalkeeper Alex Malkis tallied 21 blocks on the day, including a season-high 13 against UC Irvine.
Pacific got off to a slow start in its first game against No. 6 UC Irvine, falling behind 4-1 in the first quarter. Junior Kevin Oliveira notched the Tigers' lone goal of the frame, converting an advantage opportunity to get Pacific on the board. The Anteaters would continue their defense dominance in the second period, keeping the Tigers scoreless while adding a pair of goals to take a 6-1 lead into halftime.
UCI notched the first goal of the third quarter, but Pacific came alive after Erdelyi scored back-to-back goals to cut the Anteaters' lead to four at 7-3 with 4:20 on the clock. Obert tallied the Tigers' third consecutive goal, forcing UC Irvine to call a timeout with a little more than three minutes remaining in the frame.
The Anteaters scored on a six-on-five chance out of the timeout, but Erdelyi was not finished as he put away two more goals to pull the Tigers to within two at 8-6. UCI would score a late goal to take a 9-6 advantage into the final period.
Freshman Aleksandar Petrovic scored on a power play early in the fourth, but UC Irvine answered to go back up by three midway through the quarter. Erdelyi continued his onslaught with consecutive scores to pull Pacific to within one, 10-9, with two minutes left. After the Anteaters responded with a goal of their own, Obert put away a two-meter goal on Pacific's ensuing possession to make it a one-goal game with 1:17 left.
The Tigers came up with a huge defensive stop on UCI's next possession, leading head coach James Graham to call timeout with 34 seconds left. On its final possession of the game, Pacific looked to the red-hot Erdelyi, who was double-teamed, leaving Oliveira open on the weak side. After drawing a foul, Oliveira fired a shot at the cage that rebounded off the bar and out of bounds, allowing UC Irvine to escape the Tigers' furious rally.
Erdelyi set a career high with six goals while Obert added a pair of scores. Malkis blocked a season-high 13 shots in four quarters of work.
UC Irvine got a hat trick from Winston Newland, while goalkeeper Alex Kazmier recorded seven saves.
Pacific got off to a stronger start in the seventh-place match versus No. 8 Pepperdine. Petrovic got the Tigers on the board first early in the first quarter on a goal from the outside. After the Waves put away their first goal, Erdelyi and Obert spotted Pacific a 3-1 lead with 2:30 left in the frame. Pepperdine responded with another score, but Obert's subsequent shot rebounded off of a Pepperdine player into the cage, giving the Tigers a 4-2 lead after the first eight minutes.
Things slowed down in the second period, with Pepperdine scoring its lone goal of the frame early in the going. Obert notched his second hat trick of the weekend on a backhand shot with one minute remaining, putting Pacific up 5-3 at the break.
Oliveira opened the third quarter with a goal from the win to give the Tigers their largest lead of the match at 6-3. Pepperdine would not go away, however, as the Waves answered with two goals to pull to within one midway through the period. Freshman Casey Fleming broke up Pepperdine's quick run with a lob goal, but the Waves kept up the pressure, tying the match at 7-7 with one quarter left to play.
Pepperdine took its first lead of the game early in the fourth quarter, and would not stop there as the Waves tallied two more goals to go up 10-7 with 4:56 left to play. The Tigers' offense sputtered in the final period as Pepperdine would score an insurance goal late to seal the win.
Obert paced the Tigers with three goals, his second hat trick of the weekend. Malkis ended the match with eight saves.
The Waves were led by Stephen Loomis's four goals. Goalkeeper Bence Valics blocked 15 shots.
Pacific is back in action next weekend as it travels up I-5 for the Aggie Shootout at UC Davis. The Tigers open play with Redlands on Saturday, Sept. 22, at 9:10 am.
No. 6 UC Irvine 11, No. 7 Pacific 10
Pacific 1 - 0 - 5 - 4 -- 10
UC Irvine 4 - 2 - 3 - 2 -- 11
Pacific - Erdelyi 6, Obert 2, Oliveira, Petrovic
UC Irvine - Newland 3, Wise 2, Carballo, Hrlec, N. Pfeil, Pickford, Robertson, Swieca
Goalkeeper Saves
Pacific - Malkis 13
UC Irvine - Kazmier 7
No. 8 Pepperdine 11, No. 7 Pacific 7
Pacific 4 - 1 - 2 - 0 -- 7
Peppedine 2 - 1 - 4 - 4 -- 11
Pacific - Obert 3, Erdelyi, Fleming, Oliveira, Petrovic
Pepperdine - Loomis 4, Perry 2, Brown, Cooper, DeTrane, McIntyre, Tice
Pacific - Malkis 8
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Temptations of the Sirens: Ethical Issues in Libraries
Herb Cihak
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November 1, 2012
Law Library Journal, Vol. 104:4 (2012-36)
Pepperdine University Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2012/31
In this article, librarians are challenged and encouraged to integrate ethical analysis into all aspects of library decision making. An approach to ethical issues in the workplace is outlined, and difficult ethical situations are viewed through the prism of a culture of ethical behavior.
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With Minnesotans experiencing the state's coldest winter in 35 years, state lawmakers are seeking solutions for a propane shortage affecting residents who use the fuel for heating.
An estimated 250,000 Minnesota households use propane to heat their homes, mostly in rural areas.
A House commerce committee was considering a proposal on Monday to put $20 million into a heating assistance program for low-income Minnesotans. It could be fast-tracked when the legislature convenes on Tuesday. If it doesn't happen, the program will expire while it's still winter.
The money would come from the Department of Commerce's general fund.
Shortages have spiked propane prices. Minnesota Commerce spokeswoman Anne O'Connor says that the average cost of a gallon of propane has fallen to $3.27 a gallon. That's down from a peak of $4.67 gallon at the end of January, but still much higher than the $1.63 average per gallon a year ago.
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About Los Robles Master Chorale
Los Robles Master Chorale is one of southern California's premier regional choirs. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Lesley Leighton since 2008, the chorale has expanded its vision, personnel, and audience base, continuously working to broaden its horizons in both the repertoire it performs and the contribution it makes to the rich choral tradition of southern California. In addition to its own full concert season, the chorale has taken part in the Los Angeles Philharmonic's The Mahler Project, performed at A Concert for America at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in commemoration of the former president's centennial birthday, and performs regularly with the New West Symphony.
The 2013-2014 season opens in November with Handel's Messiah, performed in the more intimate manner of the composer's time by the 40-voice ensemble êkō, with soloists, organ and continuo. December brings two concerts for the holiday season: Holiday Treasures, the chorale's annual family-focused performance will offer seasonal favorites and includes handbells and audience sing-alongs. Holiday Presence will feature Frank Martin's Mass for Double Choir — written in 1922 but not performed until 1961 — plus Alice Parker carols and other holiday favorites, as well as the winning composition from Los Robles Master Chorale's annual Young Artist Choral Composer Competition.
For its March concert, One in Song, LRMC welcomes Los Robles Children's Choir as its special guest, joining the chorale for John Rutter's Mass of the Children. Also on the program will be Gabriel Fauré's time-honored Requiem, performed by êkō. Later in March, the chorale will perform the Verdi Requiem with the New West Symphony under the direction of Marcelo Lehninger. In May, Imaginations Unleashed! takes the chorale for the first time to the Ventura College Performing Arts Center, and will feature Alexander Gretchaninov's rarely heard Passion Week along with two world premiere works commissioned by Los Robles Master Chorale - a piece by Jordan Nelson and an original multimedia score by Jasper Randall, commissioned in partnership with a major southern California university.
Extending its leadership and presence in the community, LRMC also performs regularly at the University Village retirement community and hosts a High School Choral Festival and a Choral Leadership Workshop for serious high school choral singers.
Los Robles Master Chorale often collaborates with such world-class choral composers as Morten Lauridsen and Shawn Kirchner, creating fresh insight into the interpretations of their works. The group has given west coast premieres of works by John Tavener, Franz Biebl, Matthew Brown, Bruce Vandervalk, Melanie McCoy, and Steve Eisle, in addition to world premieres of works by John Rutter, Christina Whitten Thomas, Lauren McLaren, Jordan Nelson, Thomas Goedecke and Lesley Leighton, and has hosted such distinguished guest conductors as Roger Wagner, Sir David Willcocks, Paul Salamunovich, Vance George, and Lloyd Pfautsch. The chorale has traveled on six international tours to Helsinki, Paris, Salzburg, London, Rome, Florence, and Prague, performing in Notre Dame Cathedral, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Salzburg Cathedral, Basilica San Marco, the Duomo di Santa Maria del Fiore, Basilica Santa Maria Maggiiore, and Dvorak Hall. A concert tour to Ireland is planned for summer 2015.
Mission Statement
We are a volunteer chorus that presents masterworks and new choral music to our community. We act as stewards of the tradition of choral excellence in our region through performance, collaboration with other arts organizations in our community, education of our audiences and young singers, and encouraging new choral compositions through our Young Artist Choral Composer Competition.
Vision Statement
We envision a community in which choral music connects all generations through the power and beauty of the human voice.
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British Open7 am/ET ESPN Third-round play takes place on the Old Course at St. Andrews in Fife, Scotland. Even when he's not in contention, Tiger Woods remains the focus of media attention before, during, and even after most tournaments. But in this particular event, there's a bit more justification. Woods won the last two Opens held at St. Andrews, clobbering the venerable layout in both 2000 and 2005. On both occasions, the course failed to provide its customary defense, with Wood notching 19-under and 14-under victories in rare windless conditions. — Dave Roeder Read on for previews of Cops, Jack's Family Adventure, My Ghost Story and more!
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As entertaining as the big green guy and Donkey are, for this pop of twin 5-year-old boys, it's the ancillary fairy-tale critters who make the Shrek films full of adult-targeted chuckles. On the occasion of ABC's Shrek the Halls special premiering tonight at 8 pm/ET, TVGuide.com chatted with Conrad Vernon, the voice behind Gingy the Gingerbread Man, and the director of Shrek 2 and the much-anticipated Monsters vs. Aliens.
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Discovery Conference: Diabetes Care and Education
Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th October 2013
Join leading healthcare professionals from Kuwait and the UK for stimulating lectures by keynote speakers, interactive workshops, poster sessions, short talks and presentations.
The Dasman Dundee Discovery Conference is open to all healthcare professionals working in Kuwait. We welcome submissions for our poster sessions as well as the short talks from all attendees.
Guest Speakers
Prof David Matthews, University of Oxford, UK
Dr. Waleed Al-Dahi, Ministry of Health, Kuwait
Prof Gary Mires, University of Dundee, UK
Prof Frank Sullivan, University of Dundee, UK
Dr Fiona Muir, University of Dundee, UK
Dr Nadine Halawa, Dasman Diabetes Institute, Kuwait
Dr Bahareh Azizi, Dasman Diabetes Institute, Kuwait
Poster and Short talk Abstracts
A key aim of the conference is to allow exchange of knowledge and best practice between health care professionals and laboratory researchers. We encourage you to present a poster or a short talk (10min) on any aspect of your work or research. There will a prize of 50Kd for the winner of the best poster. Please email your abstract to firstname.lastname@example.com
Deadline for abstract submission Sunday 13th October
Workshop Topics
- The Role of the Diabetes Educator and Diabetes Self-Management Education
- Advanced Carbohydrate counting for children and adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes
- Continuous Glucose Monitoring - Things you need to know
- Pharmacological Managment of Diabetes
- Peer and Inter-Professional Education
- The Esseence of the Doctor/Patient Relationship
- How to Turn a Clinical Problem into a Research Question
- Care of the Adolscent with Type 1 Diabetes
- Complementary and Alternative Medicines for Diabetes - Rumor vs Truth
MSc Diabetes Care & Education student prize for best oral presentation
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Gas fracking: Ministers approve shale gas extraction
The government has given the go-ahead for a firm to resume the controversial technique known as fracking to exploit gas in Lancashire.
The company, Cuadrilla, was stopped from fracking after two tremors near Blackpool.
Conditions have been imposed to minimise the risk of seismic activity.
In fracking, a mixture of water, sand and some chemicals is pumped into a well under high pressure to force the gas from the rock.
Energy Secretary Ed Davey said shale gas was a promising new potential energy resource for the UK. It might contribute significantly to energy security and substitute for imports which are increasing as North Sea gas is decreasing.
But he warned against over-excitement: "We are still in the very early stages of shale gas exploration in the UK and it is likely to develop slowly.
"It is essential that its development should not come at the expense of local communities or the environment. Fracking must be safe and the public must be confident that it is safe."
He said the government had uncovered management weaknesses in Cuadrilla following the minor earthquakes. These had been put right, he said.
He said impacts on water and local air pollution were already covered by the UK's existing "stringent" rules on oil and gas.'Better solution'
Mr Davey said the advent of shale gas would not weaken the UK's legally binding targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions. He announced a study from the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) chief scientist David McKay on the impact of shale gas on climate change.
But he asked: "Is it not better that we produce gas in this country than gas shipped half way across the world?" He said his view was that, overall, greenhouse gases from shale gas in the UK might only be slightly greater than importing gas exploited in the conventional way.
In the US, exploitation of shale gas boom has sent energy prices tumbling, and the Prime Minister has expressed hopes that the UK can enjoy a similar boom.
But government advisers warn today that shale gas may be unlikely to bring down energy prices much in Britain.
In fact, the Committee on Climate Change warns that relying heavily on gas for future electricity supplies would leave households vulnerable to higher bills in the long run as the price of gas on the international market is volatile.
The UK won't benefit from substantially lower prices unless the rest of Europe decides to back shale gas too, as Europe has a gas grid that allows gas to be traded to the highest bidder.
The CCC has examined the potential impact on bills of different energy systems and predicts that subsidies to renewables and nuclear would put about £100 on household bills by 2020, but that by 2050 a gas-based electricity system might cost people as much as £600 extra.
Today's fracking decision has created political excitement as the Prime Minister the Chancellor and some business leaders have spoken enthusiastically about shale gas.
Environmentalists are more cautious following incidents in the US in which fracking has been associated with pollution of water through the chemicals involved in the process, as well as leakage of methane - a powerful greenhouse gas as well as a local air pollutant.
Nobody has ever attempted hydraulic fracturing near Westminster. But it has caused several tremors during the past year. To the surprise of many, the Conservative energy minister Charles Hendry was sacked in the autumn reshuffle. He said it would be unwise to "bet the farm" on shale gas. In his stead came John Hayes, who promptly told the Conservative Party conference that shale gas represented a "huge opportunity".
The Prime Minister and the Chancellor have matched the rhetoric. David Cameron has said he wants the UK to join the "gas revolution taking place across the world". George Osborne announced a consultation on tax breaks for the industry last week -- well before today's moratorium was lifted.
But their keenness to see fracking in the UK has come up against a hard rock, in the shape of the Liberal Democrat Energy and Climate Change Secretary, Ed Davey. He has agreed to the lifting of the moratorium, but only with the addition of controls on seismic risks. "I don't think anyone would describe me as a frackhead," he told MPs this morning.
They say fracking will generate much more opposition in the UK than it has in the US as it involves turning green fields into industrial sites.
They also worry that an abundance of domestic gas will tempt politicians to abandon targets for cutting greenhouse gases, which are rising inexorably globally to the alarm of scientists.
A poll suggested that people would prefer to have wind turbines on the horizon than gas rigs.
Steve Radley, Director of Policy at EEF, the manufacturers' organisation, said the UK should do whatever possible to keep energy costs down: "This is a major threat that needs to be addressed now as we cannot continue to load industry with costs which are in excess of our competitors.," he said.
Caroline Flint MP, Labour's Shadow Energy Secretary, said: "Labour has always said that fracking should only go ahead if it is shown to be safe and environmentally sound. If the Government believes that this is the case then we will look carefully at their proposals.
"But the idea that this form of gas extraction can have the same impact here in the UK as it has had on gas prices in the United States is considered wishful thinking by most experts."


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Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is the most common type of peripheral vascular disease (PVD) and is similar to coronary artery disease. Just like coronary artery disease it occurs as a result of plaque buildup. With PAD the narrowing of blood vessels from plaque occurs in veins and artieres outside of the heart and brain—most common in the legs. Plaque deposits in the vascular system can build up in the arms, abdomen and legs.
If the deposits are severe enough, they can block blood flow, cause ulcers and tissue death. If PAD is left untreated, it can lead to amputation of the foot or leg. PAD is often a sign of narrowed arteries in the heart and brain, which can lead to an increased risk of heart attack, stroke and transient ischemic attacks (a transient stroke lasting a few minutes while blood supply to the brain is briefly interrupted). Early detection for PAD is essential.
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- Cramping or fatigue in the legs while walking.
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Group marches to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Hundreds of people gathered in Daytona Beach Monday morning to remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a march for justice.
Watch: Group marches for justice in honor of MLK
The group first met for a prayer breakfast at Allen Chapel AME Church, then marched from the church for several blocks while holding hands.
In some cases, participants held signs in memory of the slain civil rights leader's dream.
Watch: Rare new MLK audio released
Leaders encouraged marchers to be inspired by King's legacy and strive to make him an example in their own lives.
The march ended at Greater Friendship Baptist Church, followed by a worship service.
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