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Maine Artists Nominated for New England Music Awards
Maine is well represented!
Maine is well represented!
Two men from Maine who recently moved to California were charged Monday with suspicion of murder in the shooting death of a homeless man in Hollywood.
A beauty school with branches in Bangor and Lewiston suddenly closed its doors yesterday. The announcement was made on Facebook the day before students were due to return to classes.
An annual event that features non-electronic gaming will be held in Bangor this year. SnowCon traditionally had been held in Orono, but will make the move next weekend to the Cross Insurance Center. I's not just for serious gamers, the event is a family-friendly way to beat the winter blues!
A video that surfaced this week on YouTube purports to show a Bigfoot-like creature in Turner, Maine.
It's a new year, but one thing hasn't changed. Q-106.5 plays all your country favorites all day, every day!
Are you one of those very dangerous sort of folk that runs through red lights in Bangor? You may want to start abiding by the law real soon!
Taylor Swift just reached a new high on the 'class' meter by surprising some of her fans with Christmas gifts. She followed them on social media to figure out what they might like, got the presents, wrapped them up, and mailed them out. I dare you not to tear up as you watch the reactions of some of these folks!
Last year, the Q-106.5 Pine Tree Camp Egg Ride was a special event!! With your support you helped us reach over $41,200.00 for the Pine Tree Camp! For that, we Thank-You from the bottom of our hearts! And now, it's time to do it again! Are you ready for The Q-106.5 JJ West Memorial Pine Tree Camp Egg Ride?!
It never fails. Whenever New Year's Eve rolls around, the song that fills my head and spills out into humming is 'Auld Lang Syne.' But it's not the version sung at parties. Instead it's a haunting and sweet rendition by a Celtic singer from one of my favorite movies. Here's the video and wishes from my home to yours for a very Happy New Year!


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50 Binney Street
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Part of the new Alexandria Center at Kendall Square, 50 Binney Street will feature 541,000 RSF of office and laboratory space. The building will be 10 stories with average floor plates of 50,000 SF and feature a three-level underground parking garage.
Alexandria Center at Kendall Square is Kendall Square's newest world-class development at the epicenter of Cambridge's life science industry. In addition to its proximity to leading institutions like Harvard University and MIT, Alexandria Center will establish a vibrant streetscape surrounded by boutique hotels, fine restaurants, inviting open space and an active riverfront. Featured amenities will be EZ Ride Shuttle bus service, Roger's Street Parkvision, ice-skating rink, walking/jogging paths along the Charles River, Triangle Park, and landscaped open space with courtyards and seating. Current amenities include Marriott Hotel, The CambridgeSide Galleria, numerous restaurants, dry cleaning services, the Museum of Science and national and local banks.
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Posted: 04/05/2013 - POTTSBORO, TX -- The Grayson County Fire Marshal says not only is an Easter morning house fire in Pottsboro suspicious.
Posted: 04/05/2013 - POTTSBORO, TX -- The Grayson County Fire Marshal says not only is an Easter morning house fire in Pottsboro suspicious.
Updated: 04/05/2013 - LONE GROVE, OK -- A candle light vigil was held Thursday night for a lone grove teenager killed in a car crash Monday.
Posted: 04/04/2013 - ECTOR, TX-Ector residents met with TxDOT Thursday voicing their concerns about the intersection of Highway 82 and FM 898. They said it's unsafe and only an overpass will fix the problem.
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Posted: 04/04/2013 - On July 13th of last year investigators say Joshua Mahaffey shot and killed Ashleigh Lindsey at a home in Kingston, then turned the gun on himself.
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Baxter-Northup Music Co.
This laid-back Sherman Oaks shop has become a nerve center for garage bands, jazz musicians, classical players and others who work in the music industry — or aspire to do so. Owner Ed Walker is a bass player, and every staffer is a musician. Customers are drawn to the high-quality instruments — generally used, refurbished here and then sold for far less than new — as well as a busy repair division that can fix any woodwind or brass instrument. Baxter-Northup Music Co. is one of L.A.'s oldest businesses, and sheet music is still its most enduring sales item. Plenty of bands buy the Fake Book, which Walker explains "gives just the chord changes so they can fake it — to 600 songs!" Individual song sheets are popular with classical musicians, students and others. Celebrities and directors also stop by to browse — or to enroll their kids in the store's 25-teacher music school. 14534 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks. (818) 788-7510, baxternorthupmusic.com.
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Mountains rising for Opportunity
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/07/31 10:11 CDT
The views from Opportunity of Endeavour's near and distant rim peaks are getting ever more vertical as Opportunity approaches Cape York.
Origins 2011 conference, part 2
Posted by Frank Trixler on 2011/07/27 10:03 CDT
In this, my second blog on Origins 2011 in Montpellier, France, a conference dedicated to the interdisciplinary research on the origins of life, I aim to provide my impression of the second half of the conference.
It's official now: Curiosity is going to Gale
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/07/22 12:50 CDT
The news leaked a few weeks ago has turned out to be true: the next Mars rover, Curiosity, will be headed for Gale crater on Mars when it launches at the end of this year.
Opportunity's horizon rises -- and maybe brings Cape York into view
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/07/21 03:12 CDT
For miles and miles of Martian terrain, Opportunity's view forward has contained a distinctive line of hills—the far rim of Endeavour crater.
Origins 2011 conference, part 1
Posted by Frank Trixler on 2011/07/14 12:53 CDT
The Origins 2011 conference, which took place last week in Montpellier, France, was dedicated to the origins of life and its occurrence in the universe. At this meeting, scientists from very different disciplines came together to share their ideas.
Summary of the fifth MSL landing site selection meeting
Posted by Ryan Anderson on 2011/07/06 10:40 CDT
Well, after three days of fascinating science and heated discussion, the fifth and final MSL landing site workshop has come to a close, and the consensus is -- that all of the sites are pretty darn interesting.
Summer Sights of the Solar System
Posted by Ray Sanders on 2011/06/07 03:23 CDT
What can you expect to see if you look at the night sky this summer (2011)?
Posted by Ryan Anderson on 2011/05/27 09:01 CDT
Laser beams and space exploration are perfect for each other, and not just because all self-respecting starship captains know their way around a blaster. It turns out that zapping rocks with a laser is not only fun, it also can tell you what they're made of!
A picture of Spirit that's too poetical for words
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/05/25 01:25 CDT
Yesterday, I remarked that despite the declaration of her death we'll be seeing Spirit frequently over the next few years, as long as Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is still monitoring her landing site with its HiRISE camera. I said that Spirit is a lump that's relatively easy to spot because of her dark shadow. Well, Spirit's managed to make herself even easier to spot than that.
It's opposite day at the Curiosity landing site selection meeting
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/05/18 01:20 CDT
I've been attending the final Mars Science Laboratory Landing Site Community Workshop meeting this week, taking copious notes for a future article in The Planetary Report, some of which I'll post here when I get a chance. But I just had to write a brief post about the totally crazy role reversal that is going on at this meeting.
Memo to early risers: Look up!
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/05/02 11:46 CDT
There is a traffic jam of planets on the eastern horizon in the early morning right now and for the next several weeks, a prize for those of you who have to rise before dawn.
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/05/02 11:26 CDT
Space.com has taken advantage of the infinitely scrollable nature of Web pages to produce a really cool infographic on the scales of orbital distances in the solar system.
365 Days of Astronomy Podcast: What's up in the second quarter of 2011
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/04/07 11:16 CDT
Regular readers of this blog will find the content of today's 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast familiar, because it's an update on what the solar system exploration spacecraft are up to, based on my monthly "what's up" updates.
Welcome to Carnival of Space #191
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/04/05 11:25 CDT
Welcome, everyone, to the Planetary Society Blog for the 191st Carnival of Space! Every week, a different webmaster or blogger hosts the Carnival, showcasing articles written on the topic of space.
LPSC 2011: Kirby Runyon on Mars, the Moon, Hartley 2, and Ganymede
Posted by Kirby Runyon on 2011/03/15 01:57 CDT
Kirby Runyon, a second-year grad student at Temple University, offered to send me some writeups of selected presentations from last week's Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, and I enthusiastically agreed.
LPSC 2011: Day 3: Moon, Mars, and Venus
Posted by Ted Stryk on 2011/03/10 11:11 CST
Wednesday morning included some interesting conversations. Notably, I spoke with Pamela Gay, who is responsible for the MoonZoo citizen science program and who is presently working on developing a site through which the public will be able to help search for potential Kuiper belt objects for the New Horizons mission to encounter after the Pluto flyby.
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/03/09 12:23 CST
While scanning through the talks scheduled for this week's Lunar and Planetary Science Conference I came across the following talk title: "Interannual and Seasonal Variability in the North Polar Region of Mars: Observations in Mars Years 29 and 30 by MARCI, CTX, and CRISM." My first thought was "hey, cool research spanning a long time period and across data sets." But my second was "Mars years 29 and 30? What does that mean?"
Pretty picture: Viking 1 across Mars
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/03/09 10:10 CST
Image magician Daniel Macháček has been turning his energies to Viking Orbiter views of Mars lately, with some stunning results, like the one below. I'm not sure how he makes images that look so sharp and clean and with such rich color out of the Viking Orbiter data.
Endeavour on Opportunity's horizon: Are we there yet?
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/03/02 03:45 CST
Last week the Mars Exploration Rover team dumped another 90 sols' worth of data from Mars into NASA's Planetary Data System, the national repository for space mission data. As I did once before, I dove into this fresh pile of data to pull out Opportunity's color views of the distant rim of Endeavour crater.
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A Planetary Society trifecta -- that's what Neil Tyson calls this episode of his StarTalk radio show broadcast this week. His guests include the Society's Vice President, Heidi Hammel, and its Executive Director, Bill Nye, (along with the Society's friend, Steve Squyres, Principal Investigator for the Mars Exploration Rovers).
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Nothing is more perfect than nature. Share that perfection with the Nature's Perfection Stamp Set. This five-piece set coordinates perfectly with our Sheer Perfection Designer Vellum Stack (Item 138639) and is ideal for coloring. You can also easily punch out the butterfly image using the Elegant Butterfly Punch (AC p. 219).Artwork by Patty Bennett and Sharlene Meyer
Share big thanks with the oversized sentiments in the For Being You Stamp Set. This stamp set is perfect for use with gift tags or packaging, as well as cards, scrapbook pages, and more! Layer the images, then color. This stamp set also coordinates with the Hearts Border Punch (AC p. 222), making it simple to punch out rows of adorable little hearts.Artwork by Winona Semler and Stampin' Up!
Combine buttons and twine for a real good time! The exclusive, limited-time In Color Accessory Pack gives you 25 yards (total) of Thick Baker's Twine and 30 buttons (total) in our 2014-2016 In Colors: Blackberry Bliss, Hello Honey, Lost Lagoon, Mossy Meadow, and Tangelo Twist. Accent your projects, add bows to your packages, and revel in our sweet In Colors!Artwork by Janet Wakeland
Sheer perfection is spelled v-e-l-l-u-m. This 6" x 6" stack of translucent vellum paper, in 12 different designs (2 sheets per design), is perfectly sized for cards-no measuring or cutting needed! And since many of the designs are line art or brush stroke, it's also perfect for just showing off a pop of color underneath. The gorgeous designs coordinate with Nature's Perfection Stamp Set (Item 139097 [w])-another bonus Sale-A-Bration product only available through March 31!Artwork by Mary Ellen Byler and Lynsay Mahon
Sometimes it's easier to show someone how wonderful they are versus just telling them. The sentiments in the Simply Wonderful Stamp Set-phrases like "Thanks so very much" and "You're the best"-offer many opportunities to show your appreciation, love, admiration, and general regard for anyone in your life. Added bonus: the stamp set coordinates with the Decorative Label and Extra-Large Oval Punches, just to name a few! Artwork by Mary Fish and Stampin' Up!
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Think about how many days you can brighten with the You Brighten My Day Stamp Set! No need to spend precious time cutting out all the adorable images; this set coordinates with three different punches: the Banner and What's Up Punches, and the Itty Bitty Accents Punch Pack. Plus, the triple star and triple heart images fit right on the little house, making it ever so easy to customize your creation. And with four different sentiments, this stamp set works for just about any occasion. Best Year Ever Accessory Pack (Item 138634) Combine the You Brighten My Day Stamp Set with our Best Year Ever Accessory Pack and you've got yourself one darn-cute creation! The Calypso Coral, Crushed Curry, and Coastal Cabana ribbon and buttons in this accessory pack are bright, fun, and ready to embellish cards, gifts, scrapbook pages, and more. Artwork by Mary Polcin and Brian King
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Earning the A Happy Thing Stamp Set during Sale-A-Bration is the most happy thing! This decidedly cheerful stamp set uses line art imagery that's perfect for coloring-pull out your Blendabilities or your Aqua Painters and let your inner artist go to work! The result? Gorgeous artwork that is deceptively easy.
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Find new Project Life devotees or satisfy old ones! This Day Project Life Mini Card Collection is a Sale-A-Bration-sized Project Life card collection that will give new customers a big enough taste of Project Life that they won't want to stop. For customers who already love Project Life, it's another darling card set they can use in their memory keeping. This Day is perfect for capturing the airy essence of summer and includes fresh spring and summer designs, as well as great everyday artwork in Coastal Cabana, Daffodil Delight, Island Indigo, Rich Razzleberry, and Tangerine Tango. The collection includes 30 double-sided cards: 20 3" x 4" and 10 4" x 6".
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Make a big birthday splash with the Big Day Stamp Set. Create professional-looking cards for special birthday recipients through the magic of a stamp and our easy-to-use Stampin' Blendabilities Markers. For an especially trendy look, use the Big Day Stamp Set with some Chalkboard Paper and chalk ink. The possibilities are endless!Stampin' Blendabilities Markers make coloring and blending easy-you won't spend hours, but it'll look like you did! Each alcohol ink assortment includes three markers: a light, medium, and dark shade for perfect blending and shading. With 12 assortments to choose from, the only hard part about Stampin' Blendabilities is choosing which ones to use!
Artwork by Lynsay Mahon and Janet Wakeland
The Best Day Ever Stamp Set can be used to build your own unique patterns and backgrounds. Combine it with chalk ink, Blendabilities, or watercolors to create a truly one-of-a-kind design that reflects your creative sensibilities. When paired with the deliciously trendy patterns in our Best Year Ever Designer Series Paper, you're sure to make your Best. Card. Ever.
Artwork by Michelle Last and Patty Bennett
This paper is so much more than meets the eye! The glossy designs look great alone or they will "resist" ink, making them really fun for techniques. Try it with spritzers, brayers, sponges and more. You'll find that this paper can be used with any style, from bold and bright to elegant and subtle. Try a technique class with your friends where everyone can play with this paper and fall in love with it like we have! With unlimited crafty possibilities, this paper is simply a must-have for everyone's paper stash.
Artwork by Brian King and Mary Fish
This gorgeous stamp set makes anyone feel like an artist in three quick steps. It creates a beautiful flower that looks painted, but it is amazingly easy. The individual stamps have a tab at the top to help you align them, and the tabs are numbered so you will know which part of the flower to stamp first, second, and third. Try playing around using one ink pad with the stamping off technique, or multiple different ink pads to create many different looks.
Artwork by Mary Ellen Byler and Sarah Klass
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YES! I would rename that cow- "Cash Cow"
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and so I will be because we are getting SNOW today lol
I am pretty sure it wont stay because it's not sticking but it was a surprise to get out of bed look outside and see it snowing!
Hope you have a wonderful and creative day!! I have some quilts to see to
and I found out some Stampin Up news I want to share about the upcoming retiring stamps! I will have that info for you tomorrow but in the meantime here is the Sale a Bration Product of the Week:
For Being You Stamp Set (Item 139117 [w])
Share big thanks with the oversized sentiments in the For Being You Stamp Set. This stamp set is perfect for use with gift tags or packaging, as well as cards, scrapbook pages, and more! Layer the images, then color. This stamp set also coordinates with the Hearts Border Punch (All Occasions catalog p. 222), making it simple to punch out rows of adorable little hearts.
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That Stampin Up! Has weekly deals? OH ya baby! And these prices are awesome! One of the perks of being a demonstrator is an "additional" 20% discount off the discounted price for me!
I am getting more of the gold vellum myself- it's so fun to create with and all the rage right now!!!
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And so it begins:
It's officially Spring in Southern Missouri- how do I know?
The severe weather radio went off and Tornado storm chasers are here locally PLUS..........
The Weather Channel is set up on the square in Downtown Springfield!
Here is a little tornado humor for today:
I am sure we will be fine but if you hear about Rogersville, Missouri in the news please pray for us! lol
I had a really fun morning- my visiting teachers came to watch a Food Storage Video with me and make plans for our first project we are doing together! I love these girls, I am old enough to be their mom! sigh
but, we have common interests beyond just church and that makes it so much more fun for me! FINALLY females to do preparedness projects with! Surrogate daughters to teach how to can food and grow gardens and use herbs, pour candles and make rocket stoves! woop woop! WOOP WOOP!
hope your weather is stable- it's beginning to get darker- due to the clouds outside its 5:30 pm central time here. Its been pretty windy off and on all day and hubby just walked in the door and said to expect over an inch of rain tonight and over 2 inches tomorrow and here comes the thunder!
hugs to you all! Stay inside where it's dry and safe!
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), is responsible for preventing weapons of mass destruction from entering the United States in cargo containers that are shipped from more than 700 foreign seaports. The Security and Accountability for Every (SAFE) Port Act calls for testing the feasibility of scanning 100 percent of U.S.-bound cargo containers, and the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act (9/11 Act) requires scanning 100 percent of U.S.-bound cargo containers by 2012. To fulfill these requirements, CBP created the Secure Freight Initiative (SFI) and has initiated a pilot program at seven seaports. This testimony discusses challenges related to the SFI pilot program and implementation of the requirement to scan 100 percent of U.S.-bound container cargo. This testimony is based on GAO products issued from July 2003 through April 2008 and ongoing work. To conduct this work, GAO reviewed reports from CBP and international partners on SFI and other container security programs, and interviewed CBP and foreign customs officials.
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this obd2 trouble code table can help you understand the meaning of code.
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Inspect the EVAP system for cuts/holes in tubes/hoses (you may hear a vacuum noise or smell fuel), repair if necessary.
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I understand the meaning of the code. I did a smoke test to see which vaccum hose was leaking and none were. The car still smells like gas, and I dont hear any vacuum noise.
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Dennis Rodman racked up many awards on the court during his Hall of Fame playing career in the NBA, most notably claiming Defensive Player of the Year twice and being a five-time champion. Off the court, he hasn't been as successful, but he's hoping his recent peacemaking efforts won't go unnoticed by the Nobel Committee. Rodman recently traveled with the Harlem Globetrotters to North Korea and eventually met with Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un, and the former Pistons and Bulls star thinks he should get some rather lofty recognition for trying to mend the relationship between the United States and North Korea. "My mission is to break the ice between hostile countries," Rodman told Sports Illustrated. "Why it's been left to me to smooth things over, I don't know. Dennis Rodman, of all people. Keeping us safe is really not my job; it's the black guy's [President Barack Obama's] job. But I'll tell you this: If I don't finish in the top three for the next Nobel Peace Prize, something's seriously wrong." Rodman claims that Jong Un, whom he considers his "friend for life," just wants to talk basketball with Obama, and he doesn't consider the North Korean leader a threat to the U.S. "People say he's the worst guy in the world. All I know is Kim told me he doesn't want to go to war with America," Rodman said. "His whole deal is to talk basketball with Obama. Unfortunately, Obama doesn't want to have anything to do with him. I ask, Mr. President, what's the harm in a simple phone call? This is a new age, man. Come on, Obama, reach out to Kim and be his friend." Obama reaching out to Jong Un and Rodman winning a Nobel Peace Prize might seem unlikely, but that's not stopping Rodman from at least trying. The 52-year-old told SI that he plans to visit North Korea again in August to meet with Jong Un. "I'm just gonna chill, play some basketball and maybe go on vacation with Kim and his family," Rodman said.
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90 min | Documentary
Tony Robinson examines the claims made in Dan Brown's best-selling novel, "The Da Vinci Code."
Director: Kashaf Chaudhry | Stars: Tony Robinson, Michael Baigent, Richard Barber, Thomas Bridwell
10. The Fear of God: 25 Years of 'The Exorcist' (1998 TV Movie)
74 min | Documentary
The Exorcist (1973) became a cultural phenomenon upon its release. This making-of documentary tells the story of its creation and describes how audiences reacted to it. Interviews with cast and crew are shown.
Writer: Mark Kermode | Stars: Mark Kermode, Ellen Burstyn, William O'Malley, William Friedkin
11. The Pocket-Watch (2005)
7 min | Short, Horror
A movie about everything that happens when a clock stops and a movie cuts.
Writer: Igor Stanojevic | Director: Igor Stanojevic | Stars: Marko Markovic, Zoran Dikic, Zeljko Milosavljevic
12. The Devotion Project: More Than Ever (2011)
10 min | Documentary, Short, Biography
The Devotion Project: More Than Ever is the first in a series of short documentary portraits celebrating the love and devotion shared by LGBT couples across the US.
Director: Tony Osso
Great Performances (1971– )
La bohème
112 min | Biography, Drama, Music
In the 50's, in Paris, the neighbors Rodolfo and Mimi meet each other when Mimi's candle blows out in a cold and dark night. They immediately fall in love for each other, in times of ... See full summary »
Writers: Giuseppe Giacosa, Luigi Illica, Henri Murger | Director: Geoffrey Nottage | Stars: Cheryl Barker, David Hobson, Roger Lemke, Christine Douglas
Switched at Birth (2011– )
This Is Not a Pipe
TV-14 | Drama, Family
When Bay Kennish gets an unexplainable result in her biology class blood typing experiment she gets her first hint that she was Switched at Birth. Not content to let a mystery lie she ... See full summary »
Creator: Lizzy Weiss | Director: Steve Miner | Stars: Sean Berdy, Lucas Grabeel, Katie Leclerc, Vanessa Marano
Inspector Morse (1987–2000)
Who Killed Harry Field?
Crime, Drama, Mystery
Struggling artist Harry Field is found murdered and thrown off an overpass but recent rains and a dry body lead Morse to conclude he was killed over a week earlier.
Writers: Geoffrey Case, Colin Dexter | Director: Colin Gregg | Stars: John Thaw, Kevin Whately, Trevor Byfield, John Castle


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Decatur Hotel Deals
Hotel Deals > Indiana > Decatur
Econo Lodge
1302 South 13th Street
Decatur, Indiana
Decatur, Indiana
Advance Purchase
|Valid Dates:
|November 5, 2011 until December 31, 2021
|99 night maximum length of stay. 7 day advance booking required.
Who Qualifies for the rate?Choice Privileges members shopping on choicehotels.com. Rate plan not valid through contact centers. This rate is a pre-paid rate and cannot be cancelled.


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Mullett Lake Vacation Rentals with internet access(18)
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Recent Mullett Lake Reviews
Great stay on Mullett Lake
This is a new, beautifully set up home to stay at. The view is great and staying on the bay was an excellent location. The manager is very attentive. He provided support and advice we'll beyond what we would have ever expected. The property is large and quite private. The birch trees at that shoreline create the perfect setting. The place was very clean on arrival.
Thumbs Up from Men of the Woods
This place isn't cheap but is worth the money to me. Top notch accommodations right down to the stocked firewood bin! 8 guys spent a fishing week together and there were ZERO complaints (except the big one that got away)! Manager Jen was great. We ran low on grill propane and the tanks were filled almost immediately. The couple nit-picky things we had to offer for improvements were received graciously. The proximity to the store/bar/restaurant 500 walking yards away is a plus (although we didn't use this time). Plenty of kitchenware and cooking supplies. If you are looking for a remote getaway, this isn't it. If you are looking for clean, comfortable and high attention to detail to enjoy the waterways, and have a diverse number of amenities, fun "boat people" going by, and lot's of stretch room, this is the ticket...just don't take my fishing week!:)
For 20+ years we have rented a lakeside cabin for our family. We have moved around because we always found something that wasn't just right for us. We have finally found the perfect place. There are 13 of us and this house has plenty of room and everything we need. The beach is perfect for our grandchildren. My husband was able to moor his 21 foot fishing boat with no problem. We've already made our reservations for next year.