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Curve The Temptation for Junk Food
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Are you constantly craving junk food? Do you have trouble staying away from the foods that sabotage your weighloss? In this episode, Pat Council will share some tips for how you can slow down or eliminate the temptation to eat junk food and stick to a healthier eating regiment. Finally, learn to take control of your physical fitness and live a healthy life.
Praising Through Trouble
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Testimony of praising while going through trials!
Guess what, I am in trouble..
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I will tell you what I did and why at 10 am on the Tuesday coaching call. Catch you guys shortly!
It Is Finished! 27MAR15 Red Blood Moons...Trouble for Israel and America
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There's a Storm Coming! Many are asleep and do not understand the seriousness of what's about to take place. The Bible says that God will give signs through the heavens. Israel is in danger due to their Greatest Ally, America, turning its back on her. The Red Blood Moons are signs that are warnings to Israel and the world. What is going to happn? What do these signs mean? How much trouble is America in? News that You can Use as it relates to the Bible and End Time Events.
Pastor John K Jenkins Restored Double For Your Trouble
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Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr. has been preaching the Good News since he was licensed as a minister at 15 years old. From an early age, he developed a love for the Lord and felt a call to share the gospel of Jesus Christ.
His pastoral journey began in February 1987 when he was called to serve as the senior pastor at Union Bethel Church in King George, Va. Nearly three years of pastoring at Union Bethel proved to be the training ground for his upcoming assignment. In October of 1988, Pastor Jenkins learned of the passing of his pastor and mentor, Dr. John W. Johnson, from his home church at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden.
One year after Dr. Johnson's passing, Pastor Jenkins returned to First Baptist to become the seventh shepherd. The fruit of his biblically based teaching is evidenced in the growth of church membership from 500 to more than 10,000. Today, an average 11,000 people attend weekly Sunday services between two campuses located in Landover and Upper Marlboro, Md.
One of Us Is In Trouble Bishop T D Jakes
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The recorded message One of Us Is In Trouble by Bisahop T D Jakes. The author of the Book and Movie Woman Thou Art Loosed. Millions believe in nthe teachings of this man and millions follow he is a name brand name in the world of those who say they are believers. Many has said the whole world respect him and his teachings and he is the bishop of the world. Others have said he has got to be the right preacher because the megas follow him and because everyone follow him and agree to what he share with his listeners he is the man of God and I trust him, and the teachings. When you give people what they feel they need and in many cases what they want it is affected in them.
The Healing Curve: Sara Chetkin
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What is our true potential to heal and awaken? Sara Chetkin has a powerful personal story to share about her own healing journey, as revealed in her critically acclaimed book The Healing Curve: A Catalyst to Consciousness.
Diagnosed with severe scoliosis at the age of fifteen, a curvature of the spine causing debilitating back pain which often leads to deformity and loss of mobility, Sara embarked on a life path of astonishing discovery, profound healing and dramatic spiritual awakening. Sara traveled the world in search of healing for body and soul, encountering gifted healers and shamans. Ultimately she realized the key to healing and awakening was releasing her own deceptions and illusions, embracing true humility and acceptance of her place in the Universe. Her life completely transformed, Sara finally saw through the blinding limitations of her own fears, unfolding a life of true Joy and vitality.
Now a Ro-Hun therapist and an ordained minister, Sara has a BA in Anthropology from Skidmore College and an MS in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from the New England School of Acupuncture.
An interesting synchronicity, Frontier Beyond Fear host Susan Larison Danz was also told she had scoliosis at a young age, though thankfully a mild case.
"As thoughtful and thought-provoking as it is inspired and inspiring, Sara Chetkin's introspective commentary on her personal life experiences is a deftly written and thoroughly engaging story from beginning to end." - Julie Summers, Midwest Book Review
Sara's web site: TheHealingCurveBook.com
Frontier Beyond Fear music copyrighted by Grammy award winner Larry Seyer, www.larryseyer.com, included in this podcast with his permission.
Dyslexia... The Intelligence Trouble Despite Reading a Normal
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Join us, Tuesday March 24th, 2015 at 7:00pm Est Usa, as Miss Raina discusses Dyslexia.
Dyslexia is a semi-common neurobiological issue among many people today. The cause of Dyslexia may be due to abnormal development of the visual nerve cells. For those with Dyslexia, many every day functions such as academics, reading and job tasks can pose a difficulty which lowers the self-esteem and confidence in the individual.
With Evidence pointing to the corelation of Dyslexia and ADHD, could their be a common link to this challenge?
Call Miss Raina and speak live: 310-861-2341
Life Warrior God's Abundant Provision In The Time Of Trouble
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Life Warrior God's Abundant Provision In The Time Of Trouble
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2015 The year of Breakthrough, the year of Favor, The year of peace and the year of recompense!
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Blessed is the man that finds wisdom because length of days is in her right hand and riches and honor in her left hand.
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3 ... His divine power has given to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him who called us by glory and virtue, 4 by which have been given to us exceedingly great and precious promises, that through these you may be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust.
FSP: UFC 184, Floyd in Trouble, NFL Free Agents and more
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This week Victor and Jerry discuss why the NFL has moved toward a veteran combine and where will a lot of the free agents go. Ronda Roussey vs Kat Zigano happens tonight and the two will discuss it. Also discuss why Floyd Mayweather can't stay out of trouble and why his upcoming fight with Manny Pacquiia has been canceled/delayed. The two will also go over a little fantasy baseball.
Sam Mazreku "Strengthening ourselves in the LORD in times of trouble" - 1 Samuel 30
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Speaking of beautiful colors, can we talk about these paintings for a minute? I love Michael Cina's work (his collab with Matthew Shlian for Ghostly was gorgeous), and these watery pieces are shooting straight to the top of my wish list. Whenever warmer temperatures roll around, I feel the need to surround myself with things that remind me of water. Maybe it's because I grew up in a beach town, but watercolors and anything that looks like water make me feel relaxed. You can check out Michael's work in more detail right here. (via Leif)
These are beautiful, surprising & mysterious sense of depth to them too. Really nicely done.
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One-call / email is all you need in order to hire your officiant, live music (over 400 musicians to choose from), we have great DJ's, all amplified over our new crystal clear digital sound system(s), and we are delighted to provide assistance with event planning. We are a wedding planners best friend.
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Joshua selected Blake Shelton as his Voice mentor/coach. We in northern Michigan known the depth and breadth of our friend and neighbor Joshua Davis. Mr. Shelton is in for a musical gift and vocal delights beyond his imagination.
March 8 2015 in Traverse City | Enjoy two stages filled with the northern Michigan all-stars of local music. This concert will take place at the InsideOut Gallery on Garland Street near downtown Traverse City (behind the new hotel under construction).
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Traverse City | Join us this July for the most sizzling hot Salsa music you will experience this summer, anywhere in Michigan. We are bring back our favorite Salsa dance band for your dancing and listening enjoyment.
Traverse City | This spring we hope that you'll join us in chasing away the winter chills at an intimate house party up close and personal with "Breathe Owl Breathe." Watch this space for details.
August 23, 2015Jimmy Thackery and the Drivers will be performing at The Filling Station
On June 6th we will be producing the 2015 Blues Challenge on behalf of the Traverse Bay Blues Society. Categories include solo duo, youth, and band. We also have booked an amazing headliner. We can hardly wait to share more details with you, but it is still February after all, so you'll just have to wait a bit longer. If you are in a band, or thinking about forming a band, keep this event on your radar. It's going to be epic.
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We are pretty excited. Following the successful run last summer of our Gospel Brunch by the Bay, we've recruited some of the finest musicians in the region and have created a new musical experience, great for parties and corporate events.
Our live musical experience can scale up from two musicians to eleven that we work regularly with. We cover a wide range of musical style, but have a special place in our heart for get-up-and-shake-that-thang funk.
Freshwater Events and Events to Remember invite you to join us for a sensuous unforgettable evening of music performed by Jazz North, in Traverse City.
The skillful musicianship collectively known as Jazz North will perform a wonderful variety of music; everything from swing, to rhythm and blues, to Latin, to bebop, and American popular standards. Jazz North is incredibly versatile, highly professional and just plain fun.
Door opens at 7:30pm | Admission is $5 | Concert at 8pm
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It's now 28 straight weeks of investor withdrawals for municipal bond mutual funds and ETFs, which just reported an $875 million net outflow for the week ended Wednesday, per the latest Lipper data. That's pretty consistent with the $870 million withdrawal seen a week ago and the $855 million four-week moving average outflow.
Similar data released a day earlier by the Investment Company Institute showed muni fund losses from the prior week amounting to $1.0 billion, down from $1.1 billion each of the previous two weeks.
The iShares S&P National AMT-Free Muni Bond (MUB) ETF finished Thursday up 6 cents at $103.93.
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Livelihoods and Economic Recovery
UNDP works with crisis affected communities, households, ex-combatants and their associated members, internally displaced people, and diverse local and international partners to build capacities for sustainable livelihoods recovery— particularly through improving conditions for employment creation and income earning opportunities.
Our Goals
We aim to reinforce UNDP's work on livelihoods and economic recovery in crisis and post crisis situations by adopting a more integrated approach to livelihood recovery, disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, and mine action. Our work starts early in crisis and post crisis environments, and provides peace dividends and recovery results early on. It enhances security and aims to quickly create the foundation for long term recovery and development. While in the short term we aim to stabilize crisis affected people's livelihoods, in the long term we enable inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction in crisis and post crisis countries. MORE >
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A new road connects communities in Myanmar
Villagers in the northern state of Kachin in Myanmar used to be stuck home for months when the monsoon season started. "In past rainy seasons, the road which runs through our village got very boggy. Students and travelers from our village found it difficult to get to school and to work," says more
Lebanon: Reviving markets and stimulating the local economy
"We used to sit on rocks and walk in mud during winter season. But now the road is paved, so the market is accessible and clean." For Amira Bou Zeid, a Lebanese citizen from the country's Bekaa Valley region, the renovation of her local market through a UNDP project funded by the United Nations Highmore
The Philippines: In Cebu, carpentry graduates rebuild homes
For as long as he can remember, Raymond Rodrigo has been a fisherman. Until recently, he relied on the sea off the northern coast of Cebu Province, one of the Visayas islands in the Philippines, to support his family of six. But since Typhoon Haiyan struck the region in November 2013, Rodrigo, like more
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UNDP's has been working for several years with all levels of government and the people of the Philippines in preparing for disasters likeTyphoon Haiyan which made landfall on 8 November 2013. With record winds and sea surges, the storm caused massive damage and casualties in 9 regions of the Phmore
El Salvador: An early example of peacebuilding
The armed conflict that raged in El Salvador from the late 1970s through the 1980s ended in 1992 with the Chapultepec Peace Accords. In the ensuing years, UNDP helped to rebuild institutions and address the underlying causes of post-conflict societal violence. Despite this progress, the consolidatimore
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St. John Fisher College's 10th Justinian Medal Presented to Anne Dyring Riley, Esq. '80
At an early evening reception on December 1, St. John Fisher College awarded its tenth annual Justinian Medal to Anne Dyring Riley, Esq. '80.
The Justinian Medal is given by the College and the Justinian Order, which is comprised of 420 judges and attorneys, all graduates of Fisher, to an individual in recognition of his or her outstanding service and civic leadership in numerous professional, business, and charitable endeavors in the community and at the College.
Riley joins past Justinian Medal recipients Leo J. Kesselring, Esq. '55; U.S. District Court Judge (senior status) David G. Larimer '66; New York State Supreme Court Justice Francis A. Affronti '63; Thomas N. Trevett '64, Partner in the law firm of Trevett, Lenweaver & Salzer, PC; the Honorable Edmund A. Calvaruso '66, Monroe County Surrogate's Court Judge; R. Wayne LeChase, Chairman, LeChase Construction Services, LLC; the Honorable Joseph D. McGuire '66, Supreme Court Justice in the Fifth District; Frank B. Iacovangelo, Esq. '62; and Richard Calabrese, Esq. '57.
"Anne embodies the attributes of all the prior recipients of the Justinian Medal. Not only is she a successful graduate in law, but one who has generously contributed her talents and efforts in support of Fisher and the Justinian Order," said Greg Huether, Esq.'76, who introduced Riley.
Riley graduated from Brighton High School in 1976 and transferred to Fisher in 1978, where she joined the pre-law program and participated in the Washington Semester Program. After graduating from Fisher in 1980, she went on to earn her J.D. from the University of Dayton Law School in 1983.
She started her legal career at the Rochester City School District counsel's office, and then moved on to the Monroe County Legal Aid Society. In 1991, she went into private practice where she has worked ever since. Her experience ranges from small firms to large firms, including DiMarco & Riley and Harris Beach.
She started her private practice in 2007. Riley is also the Deputy Town Attorney for Zoning Board of Appeals in Webster, a position she has held since 1991. She is a member of the New York State Bar Association, Monroe County Bar Association, and the Federal Communications Bar Association.
She lives in Webster with her husband, Tim '80. They have four children. Riley is an active member of Holy Trinity Parish, and other organizations in the Webster community.
The Justinian Order of St. John Fisher College, formed in the spring of 2002, is an academic and legal society intended to create collegiality among Fisher graduates professionally involved in the law. The members have the opportunity to gather socially, bond professionally, and pass on the legacy of Fisher's legal scholarship to younger Fisher alumni and students.
From L to R: James Vacca, Esq. '80, President of the Justinian Order Board of Directors; Greg Heuther, Esq. '76, Secretary/Treasurer of the Justinian Order Board; Anne Dyring Riley, Esq. '80; President Donald Bain; Michael Goonan '75, Chair, St. John Fisher College Board of Trustees
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Made it down the bay overnight
Survived a wild ride down the bay. Some of the roughest conditions we have experienced on the Chesapeake. Big waves. 30+ kt winds and lots of driving rain. Enjoyed our new cockpit enclosures as well as the heater we installed below. The AIS system which allowed us to identify ships during the night was a big help.
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Disappointing Virginia Beach!
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Travel by car: 6,641km
Total km: 21,217km
# of States Travelled so far: 9 out of 22
Campsite: First Landing State Park
Dates: Nov 4 & 5, 2014
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»Silent Wings Museum
During the Second World War, little known but very important operations were performed by the pilots of gliders. Because of their "silent wings," they were able to get behind enemy lines undetected and provide important information to the Allied Forces. This museum in Lubbock, housed in a former airport terminal, is dedicated to showing the importance and fascinating history of this operation. A fully restored CG-4A glider is the centerpiece of museum. There is a film to help all those visiting learn more about gliders and a library and reading room also helps to educate on the same subject.
»Lubbock Lake Landmark
The Lubbock Lake Landmark has historical records from people who roamed the planes up to 12,000 years ago! The site has turned up many artifacts of the people who have inhabited this area for tens of thousands of years, as all of the paleolithic cultural periods are represented at the Lubbock Lake site. If you visit in the summer, you can see archaeologists excavating the site and discovering new treasures! Both self-guided and guided tours are available for you to fully understand and explore exactly what this landmark has to offer. Galleries exploring the past are also present at the site.
»Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts (LHUCA)
Creating a haven for the arts in Lubbock, the Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts (LHUCA) aims to create a community art center for western Texas. Classes as well as spaces in the center are affordable and many non-profits make their home in the LHUCA. Each month, a different artist's work is featured at the site, and programs and events are ongoing.
»National Ranching Heritage Center
The Texan style of ranching has changed a lot over the past century, but the National Ranching Heritage Center aims to preserve relics from the era for years to come. This large preserve is the home of many buildings which have been moved to the site from various places around the region. Schoolhouses, houses, cabins, barns, shipping pens, and more are arranged in a village of sorts for visitors to experience and explore. Art and artifacts from the era and important to the industry are also available for viewing.
»Museum of Texas Tech University
The Museum of Texas Tech University is made up of several learning museums around the Lubbock area, like as the Lubbock Lake Landmark and Moody Planetarium. But it is also the name for a museum on the campus of Texas Tech University which through displays of thousands of objects educate visitors on various subjects. There is a museum store on site to help you remember your visit by picking up an item or two.
»Moody Planetarium
The Moody Planetarium of Texas Tech University offers visual spectacles at a very reasonable rate. Shows held in the planetarium feature information about about space including breathtaking visual scenery of the night sky and outer space. The planetarium also shows laser shows with exciting music and accompanying images. This planetarium is truly the perfect place to take the whole family for an out of this world experience.
»International Cultural Center
The International Cultural Center reflects its status as a member of the international community with the artwork and displays at the building itself. The Hall of Nations includes flags from almost 200 of the member states of the United Nations. The floor is an visual representation of the world, and murals are located throughout the building to showcase different areas and cultures in the global community.
»American Wind Power Center and Museum
Interested in the growing field of wind power? It is not as new of a concept as you might think. The museum itself aims to explore the relationship between people, the environment, and technology through the lens of history and windmills. The grounds themselves have many windmills from all different time periods for visitors to peruse. Although the museum is free, there is a suggested donation. A truly one-of-a-kind experience!
»American Museum of Agriculture
Agricultural machinery goes unused when new and more efficient means to farm are invented. Once upon a time in Lubbock, County Commissioner Alton Brazell saw these pieces of equipment not as junk but as jewels. In 2001, after these gems of tractors and other mechanisms had already been collected, the pieces were moved to the current location to share with the world the torrid history of American agriculture. From full sized tractors to children's toys, if you love tractors you'll love the American Museum of Agriculture.
»Buddy Holly Center
The Buddy Holly Center houses numerous different attractions. The Buddy Holly Gallery is a permanent exhibit which houses memorabilia from Holly's life growing up as well as artifacts from his music career. The center also contains a Fine Arts Gallery which features changing exhibits of contemporary visual arts. The third space is dedicated to the Texans Musicians Hall of Fame which highlights artists from Texas and especially the western part of the state. With so many fun things to see and learn about, the Buddy Holly Center is a fun day out for the whole family.
»Tornado Gallery
Considered as a haven of art for young aspiring artists, the Tornado Gallery is indeed a dedicated space for modern art forms. Be it sculptures, plasma art, computer or electric art, this gallery gives you an insight into the finer nuances of avant garde art. Besides that, the gallery also promotes music by hosting live acts, gigs and concerts in its premises.
»Lubbock Garden and Arts Center
Looking for a place to hold your next event? Make sure to check out the Lubbock Garden and Arts Center for a variety of venues perfect for different size gatherings and occasions. Each month, a different artist's work is shown and promoted at the center. A reception of that artist is held each first Friday of the month. In addition to showing artwork, the center also provides classes all year round for both adults and children to improve their art skills or to just have fun!


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The Space
You'll love the historic charm of this 2-story Foursquare Bungalow home!
Built in 1925, "Dew Drop Inn" has architectural details found only in early Florida homes. Beautiful hardwood floors and custom decorating accent the living room with brick fireplace.
This home has been completely renovated with new kitchen and bathrooms.
The large kitchen has granite countertops and French doors lead to a large deck and the back yard.
There is one full bathroom with shower and custom tile downstairs, and three bedrooms and full bath are upstairs.
The master bedroom has a queen size Select Comfort bed with sitting area and vanity. The middle bedroom also has a queen size bed, and the front bedroom has two twin beds.
There is a front porch with seating area, and large deck in the back.
This is a family-friendly neighborhood with "coastal urban" appeal. The location is very convenient to beaches, downtown, restaurants, shopping, and area attractions.
Public bus service and beach trolley are within walking distance.
Your hosts, Bruce and Melody, live on the same street and make sure that everything runs smoothly. They've been here 10 years, and this is one of five renovation projects they've successfully completed in the neighborhood.
About Clearwater:
Clearwater and its island beaches are one of Florida's most popular vacation spots - featuring award winning beaches, warm tropical breezes, breathtaking sunsets, a temperate and mild climate and a safer, more affordable, quieter and calmer destination. Clearwater offers extensive water recreation and both nature-based and land-based attractions, a wide-variety of special events, a unique history and culture, and accommodations for everyone's style and budget.
Top Ranked Beaches
Clearwater Beach has been named the "Best City Beach On The Gulf Of Mexico" by experts. Caladesi Island and Sand Key beaches have been named among the best natural beaches in the United States. Caladesi Island State Park is currently ranked #1 and previously placed second, primarily for its water quality, rustic charm, clean beaches, on-site amenities and its emphasis on wildlife. (email hidden) readers ranked Clearwater Beach in their Top 10 list of best beaches from Maine to Hawaii. Cond' Nast Traveler has also recognized Clearwater Beach as the best city beach on the Gulf of Mexico.
Sunsets at Pier 60
Every evening the place to be is Pier 60 in the heart of Clearwater Beach. For two hours before sunset and two hours after, artisans, street performers, musicians and more take over the activity center of Clearwater Beach.
Beach Walk is a winding beachside promenade with lush landscaping, artistic touches and clear views to Clearwater's award-winning beach and the water beyond, a place where bicyclists, rollerbladers and pedestrians all have safe and convenient access and where visitors and locals can socialize, dine, play games, or simply enjoy the spectacular sun and surf.
Unspoiled and protected, our beautiful and natural parks are refuges for birds, mammals and humans alike. Brooker Creek Preserve's 8,500 acres are home to more than 160 bird species, 20 amphibians, 50 reptiles and 40 mammals, many of them rare or listed as protected in Florida and/or the nation. Weedon Island Preserve's 1,500 island acres offers 9 miles of hiking trails, 4 miles of canoe and kayak trails, a fishing pier, observation platforms and an elevated boardwalk providing an intimate view of the flora and fauna of Florida.
The Gulf of Mexico and our rivers offer watchable wildlife. Approximately 2,600 manatees inhabit our springs, bays and canals, feeding on aquatic plants. Everyone's favorite, the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin, can be seen cavorting with beauty and grace. Alligators can be found in some freshwater areas of the county. And over 300 species of fish swim in our waters.
The Dew Drop Inn - House Rules
Check-in is after 3 p.m. on day of arrival and check-out is before 11 a.m.on day of departure
Primary renter must be 25 years of age or older.
House Rules are to be reviewed and acknowledged by ALL GUESTS staying at the property. Photo identification must be available at check-in.
No Smoking inside the home. This includes the odor of smoke. Be mindful of open doors or windows that would permit the smoke to enter the house.
Pets are not allowed.
While linens are provided, daily maid service is not included in the rental rate. House linens are not to be taken from the home or used for cleaning; however we have provided beach towels (located in hall cabinet), and cleaning rags (located next to the dryer), for your use.
If cleaning the stove top, please use only the ceramic stove top cleaner that is provided. If cleaning the bathtub, please do not use abrasives. A cleaner is provided (located under the sink).
Please discard trash in the large black trashcan located on the driveway. Trash pick up is on Tuesday and Friday. The yellow / blue bin is for recycling. Pick up is on Friday only. Please see the flyer about what goes into the recycling bin and what goes into the trash bin..
Home is located in a family neighborhood. Please respect our neighbors. No disturbances please. Noise volume is to be kept low after dark. Activities contrary to any law, ordinance, fire department or insurance requirement are not permitted on the premises.
The home is for the enjoyment and use by the registered guests only. Events/Parties are not permitted.
Do not run AC or heat with windows or doors open. Maximum limits for the units are no lower than 74 for the AC and no higher than 72 for heat. Florida is hot in the summer, so please don't expect cool temperatures that you'd find in northern climates. The climate control helps to keep the inside humidity down, but dropping the temperature too low strains the system (especially for older homes that aren't built with energy-efficient features), and it's possible to freeze up the unit and incur a service call. The systems are remotely monitored and managed.
Fireplace is not usable at this time..
Parking is in the driveway for cars & small trucks only. Please do not block the sidewalk. No trailers, large trucks/vans, U-Hauls, campers, RV's, etc. Parking limit is 2 vehicles in the driveway.
BBQ grill is provided for your use. If used, it must be cleaned before departure. Gas refills are available at the U-Haul store on Missouri Ave if necessary, or tank swaps are provided at 7-11 and hardware stores.
Please respect the home and its contents. Please leave property in same condition you found it, which includes, removing any trash you've accumulated and cleaning soiled dishes. Any appliances used must be clean upon departure.
While we understand the need to rearrange some small items to accommodate your needs, we request that you do not move furniture.
Cleaning fee is for a standard clean of the home. Extra time spent due to excessive messiness, the need to put the home back in original order, stain treatments of (or replacement of) linens will result in a cleaning or damage surcharge.
All the home's contents are inventoried at departure. Please do not remove any items.
Thank you for your cooperation – we strive to keep our home in the best shape possible so you can enjoy your stay here in Clearwater!
Bruce was there when we arrived and went over everything with us. He had a book made up that answered every question you could possible have and then some. Full of recommendations, favorites, and things to do. Contact information for most places and directions included. House was very clean and had everything we needed. Old neighborhood with lots of trees and character. Had a great time.
What an idyllic base for exploring the region. This lovingly restored home, with hardwood floors, high ceilings, three spacious bedrooms, and two clean, full bathrooms was the perfect home-away-from-home for our family gathering of five adults. The decor is beautiful and they have a wonderful eye for detail. Things like granite countertops, fine linens and pretty wineglasses reveal an owner who wants your stay to be a premier experience. The owner, who lived next door, was respectful of our privacy but available when needed, even dropping off a shower chair for our elderly mother. The home is in a quiet, residential neighborhood, and we loved sitting on the covered porch. We cooked meals in the well-stocked kitchen and had several options for meals – the back deck, a formal dining room, and the bistro table in the breakfast room next to the kitchen, which also houses a washer and dryer. I would highly recommend this home. While there are places closer to beaches, if that's your purpose, this worked well for venturing throughout the region. Clearwater Beach is about five minutes away.
My friends and I felt at home on our getaway to FL from snowy Ohio. Bruce and Melody's home is the perfect retreat-meets the description 100+%. The house was immaculate and cozy, truly felt like a home away from home; I could have stayed there much, much longer. The six of us slept well and had no troubles getting ready with there being two showers. We ate in most evenings and had great luck finding good restaurants, even pizza with speedy delivery in the late evening-yay. Some of our friends were new to the AirBnB experience, and they were WOWed. We even got to spend some laid back time with our hosts; they are truly beautiful souls. Thank you for EVERYTHING, Bruce and Melody!
Dew Drop Inn was a great house! Close to everything, 5 minutes to the beach, malls, or shopping centers. The neighborhood was cute, very safe. The house was exactly as described and had lots of space for a family of 4. I wish I could pack up the backyard and take it home with me.
This house eased the stress of travel. There was a living room, dining room, kitchen, and back room so we had plenty of space. The bedrooms upstairs were very comfy, no problems with anything at all. Would recommend staying here for anyone!
Bruce's booking was last minute for us as the original location we had chosen was canceled by the host. We were very happy Bruce was able to help us out in a pinch. The house was nice, and was an easy drive to the beach. Thanks for having us!
I can gladly say that our stay at Dew Drop Inn was great. I had my reservations at first but was pleasantly surprised. The house is cozy and comfortable. The furnishings are beautiful and we felt right at home. We were at a family reunion in Clearwater and we had our cousins over for a drink and everyone was surprised at what a great home Bruce and his wife had available as a rental. They definitely take pride in their homes. I would stay in any of Bruce's homes again and I highly recommend airbnb. We look forward to returning to Clearwater and staying at Dew Drop Inn again. Thanks for your hospitality Bruce!
We loved our stay at the Dew Drop Inn! Bruce was great and responsive throughout our entire stay. He even was nice enough to let us know how to park our extra cars around the house sine we had a few people drive in to town. The house has great amenities and we had plenty of room for 8 adults. The beach is very close and we had no problems with traffic or other issues. Thanks so much for a great vacation!
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We own a software company specializing in digital dictation and transcription solutions. Our "hobby" has been renovating old homes here in the Magnolia Park neighborhood of Clearwater. We have 4 vacation rental properties that we maintain ourselves.
One of our daughters and her family live 2 doors down from us, with 3 grandchildren that keep us hopping. We love the location - close to downtown Clearwater, yet just a short ride to the beautiful beaches of Clearwater, Indian Rocks and Dunedin (Caladesi Island and Honeymoon Island).
We love to bicycle, boat, swim, and enjoy fun times with our family and friends! We hope you can make it to our special part of the Gulf Coast that we call home...


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Viral Load Tests..."Blips" What Do the Numbers Mean? Are There Problems With the Viral Load Test? What Is Viral Load? The viral load test measures the amount of HIV virus in your blood. There are different techniques for doing this: The PCR ( p olymerase c hain r eaction) method uses an enzyme to multiply the HIV in the blood sample. Then a chemical reaction marks the virus. The markers are measured and used to calculate the amount of virus....
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nose secretions mixed into food. (NASAL MUCOUS AND HIV, 2009)Dr. Bob, One of my friend who is HIV positive, i invited him and he was eating spicy food, so his nose was leaking, so he used his left hand finger to clear the nose, and was using the same left hand with a spoonto take the curry from the bowl. I...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...multiple reasons:1.The chances his snot actually made it all the way down the spoon and into your curry are remote at best. 2.Nasal mucous that does not contain visible blood is not an HIV-transmission risk.3.Absolutely nothing (including HIV)... Read more »
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...elsewhere for your 15 minutes of fame!)I was impressed to read that the "chief laboratorian" has decided not to routinely offer PCR tests for HIV diagnosis due to the rate of false positives! You are a perfect example of what can happen to... Read more »
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hello,1. The qualitative HIV DNA PCR test is not recommended for routine HIV screening. Consequently, I can't advise you as to whether an undetectable 30 day test Read more »
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Bio-Neural Warhead: A way to make it 360
To break from the thread of KDF getting a 180 degree torp (which I do not agree.. but read that thread instead) the subject of the bioneural not being 360 came up.
This is an old gripe in the KDF on how a self-guided missile cant be fired on something on the opposite side of the weapon slot that it is equipped in.
There is a way however to make this happen. Using existing game mechanics.
- Change the Bio-neural to be a MINE weapon.
- Add the same 'pop new weapon' code that the breen transphasic torpedo has. Only in this case the Mine 'pops' the bioneural warhead into existence.
- Give the bio-neural the same default attack command that carrier pets have.
We know for a fact that ALL player ships transmit the target they are watching to the pet AI matrix. It is the source of all pet AI bugs. However in this case it can be made to work for the bioneural.
When the bioneural missile pops out of the mine it becomes an 'AI missile pet' that will home in to any target the player has targeted.
With this method the bio-neural becomes a 360 firing arc torpedo with just two minor changes: it takes two seconds to deploy after being fired (no big deal) and it will always attack the same target the player has locked onto (unlike currently it chooses a new target on its own if original target dies.. EXACTLY like AI pets do if you do not order them).
I've never had Bio'neural, is it a console that modifies a torpedo or an actual console?
If it is a modifier, then yeah i think 360degree is fair
If its an equip able Torp, then i think it should still have its limited Arc
(going off the ionized gas sensor console)
Its a weapon slot torpedo.
The bioneural literally flies itself like a drone pet. If the target dies it will fly itself to a new target.
The logic is, if its an AI-flown missile then... why can it not be fired from the front and have it turn around and fly to the target behind the ship?
The issue to that is precisely the hard-coded weapon arcs.
If they can make the bioneural a 360 firing arc that's great. But apparently there is some mechanic that prevents projectiles from doing that (forward or rear firing arc seems to be the limitation). Its dumb since turrets do 360 but torps apparently cant.
So.. bypass that whole thing by making it a mine that launches the torpedo. No different than a deployable torpedo platform really.
Well, canon wise all torpedoes are self guiding projectiles. So all torpedoes should be able to be fired at any target in range, no matter the facing. Just the travel time will vary.
Can you imagine the uproar by the fleeters if Cryptic gave it a 360 degree firing arc? We are supposed to be at a disadvantage so they can look down on us. They can't have a challenge in PvP now can they?
As for the suggestion, it would be cool, and makes sense with such a high cool down for a weapon. I use it on most of my KDF characters, it's deadly on a fighter in the Vault Event. :D
I would say that most ships in Star Trek have an aft torpedo launcher for a reason.
If a 360 degree projectile weapon was added I think it should not be self guiding, but rather be command guided using the sensors of the launching platform (basically it engages whatever target is selected, as long as it is selected.)
Just make is to when in a rear slot and fired the thing actually launches facing rear ward, instead of doing a 180 to get to it's target.
My Bio-Neural Warhead is fine how it is. There's no reason to turn it into a mine.
Those of us in a B'rel have no problems turning around quickly to fire the torpedo. In fact, I routinely fire my fore torpedoes and then quickly turn around to hit them with my aft torpedoes while my fore are on cooldown.
If you want a torpedo that does something else, make a new torpedo. Don't screw with my baby.
EDIT: Also, turning it into a mine would make it the torpedo console useless.
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ELIZABETH, Ill.—While the grapevines sleep beneath the snow cover, Massbach Ridge Winery will be celebrating its Eighth Annual Cabin Fever Open House from noon to 5 p.m., Feb. 12, at 8837 S. Massbach Road, Elizabeth, Ill.
A $5 tasting fee will allow the excitement of tasting of Massbach's fine wines. Local cheeses from Lime Rock Brown Swiss Cheese Company in Davis, Ill., and chocolates will help create "perfect pairings."
Visitors will also enjoy the great camaraderie of fellow wine enthusiasts. This is a great opportunity to find which wines best suit a person's taste, which is not something that can be done at the grocery store amid the sea of wine displays.
Regulars at Massbach Ridge Winery will be pleased to hear of the release of a new vintage of an old favorite. Ridge Red 2010 will be released and added to the list of dry reds boasting a smooth balance of oak and tannin with a plum finish.
The tasting room is open 11 a.m.-5 p.m., daily. Other upcoming events include the Wine Lover's Weekend, March 25-27, and Wine in Bloom, May 29.
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Scotto Manufacturing: Common stock valuation with zero growth.
Scotto Manufacturing is a mature firm in the machine tool component industry. The firm's most recent common stock dividend was $2.40 per share. Because of its maturity as well as its stable sales and earnings, the firm's management feels that dividends will remain at the current level for the foreseeable future.
a. If the required return is 12%, what will be the value of Scotto's common stock?
b. If the firm's risk as perceived by market participants suddenly increases, causing the required return to rise to 20%, what will be the common stock value.
c. Judging on the basis of your findings in parts a and b, what impact does risk have on value? Explain.
Please show all calculations and work.
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The solution calculates the value of Scotto's common stock at the required rate of return of 12% and its value when the required return to rise to 20% and explains the impact of risk on value.


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Back to the review, the product is white in color and comes in a typical Nivea packaging. The texture of the product is really thin so it gets absorbed really fast but, amazingly, it stays on skin for long. As far as I have seen, it stays all night long.
It keeps the skin moisturized and hydrated and stays true to its claims of express hydration. It boasts of hydra IQ formula (which is really good) and blue lotus scent (which I didn't really find amazing). The product makes the skin look glowing and supple and has no cons for me.
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I know that he knows that he's the shit.
He does country pretty well.
I demand a country album Mr. White.
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Basically "I Can't Help It If I'm Still in Love with You."
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Amsonia hubrichtii
How did Amsonia hubrichtii win perennial plant of the year? So far, they are flopping all over the place here. The blooms were tiny and not that attractive. I know the fall color is supposed to be beautiful, but is it really worth it to wait for when they look so unappealing the rest of the year? I like Amsonia 'Blue Ice,' but Amsonia hubrichtii looks like a weed!
Maybe they are being affected by the heat? Newer plants may take several years to come into their own.
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Noteworthy characteristics: This U.S. native offers a long season of interest, with its blue spring flowers, attractive feathery leaves, and golden yellow fall color. It may look haggard when young; it doesn't shine until a few years old.
Here is a link that might be useful: Amsonia hubrichtii (Arkansas blue star)
The "Perennial Plant of the Year" is determined by a vote from members of the Perennial Plant Association. See link below.
Otherwise, ditto above... give it another year or two. It was magnificent here several weeks ago.
Armitage says, "plants are more colorful in the North than the South."
Here is a link that might be useful: Perennial Plant of the Year
I take it back. I can't look at these ugly things anymore. It just looks like weeds to me. I hope none of you fell for the hype like I did. Lol.
I'm not liking the looks of Baptisia right now either. It was perennial plant of the year last year. It looks like a weed too! The blooms are gone and all that's left are floppy leaves. Yikes!
I cut back my amsonia and baptista after they bloom by at least a third. Not a flat top with a shears, but shaping as I cut back with hand pruners. They do not open up or flop nearly as much as when left unpruned.
I give credit to Tracey DiSabito whose last name I forget and her great book whose name I can't remember either right now for the advice.
I admit I'm underwhelmed by all three of my amsonia in bloom, cut back or not cut back. But I am patiently waiting for the golden yellow foliage stage.
I love my Amsonia hubrichtii (and my Baptisias.) They were planted in the autumn of 2007, bought as gallon sized sad-looking end of season specials. The flowers are short-lived but nice while they are there, but the foliage creates a large bright green feathery mound that contrasts beautifully with the surrounding plants. Unfortunately, my golden stage is often short to non-existent since my season is short and autumn comes early.
echinaceamaniac - I'm not trying to argue you out of your decision/dislike, more present another view to other forum members (and we have quite different growing conditions, so may have quite different looking plants!) For me flowers are just one part of a well-designed garden, and I plan with foliage in mind for when the flowers aren't there.
Here is one of mine in its second spring in my garden, still a bit sparse. I'll try to get a photo of how it looks now. From June 2010
For being perennial of the year, I have not seen it offered anywhere in my area. I would like to get one since the seeds I tried starting failed. Or they are just waiting until next year to sprout. I'd also like to get my hands on 'Blue Ice'. I'm planting a wildflower garden and both I think would look nice, once they mature. I guess I'll have to look to mail order.
I shape a few of my amsonia after they bloom so that they don't fall over on the companions. I have a few others that I let grow naturally and set seeds because I'm increasing my count to use in other parts of the garden. The lush foliage stays lush looking here throughout our 100 degree days and drought. It's tough, it's hardy, it's green in summer, I don't water it... I'll keep it!
Plant it behind Russian Sage or tall verbena bonariensis (see-through plants) as it makes a nice backdrop.
Cameron - Thanks for the advice. Mine are just lying on the ground. I even have a trellis in front of one to prop it up. I will post a photo tomorrow. I wonder if it would be ok to prune them now.
Sorry my rant was so negative yesterday. I just had a bad garden day.
Sometimes we all get tired of certain plants and if it doesn't work for you, by all means rip it out. I've done that with plants that I'm tired of fussing over.
For me, it's the drought-tolerance, deer and rabbit resistance and the fact that it is the greenest foliage in my perennial garden this time of year (as we hit 104 degrees today).
When cutting back amsonia, wear gloves as the sap can be irritating to the skin. I just slope the sides and mound the shape to keep it upright.
The main one that I trim is also supported by ground cover of eupatorium 'Wayside' that is lush and blooming those cute misty blue flowers right now. That amsonia is also hiding the knees of monarda 'Raspberry Wine' on the slope above it and is flanked on one side by persicaria 'fire tail' in front of eupatorium 'chocolate'. The other side are native Joe Pye and solidago. Just pack those plants in there around it. Since amsonia blooms so early, i shape it before the companions get up around it.