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I am a Catholic Priest of the Diocese of Buffalo, New York. Pastor of St. Joseph Parish, Fredonia, New York from 1999 to present (2015).
I am documenting the places of burial of our Buffalo diocesan priests.
Most of the research for the obituaries of the priests comes from the Catholic papers of Buffalo: the Catholic Union and Times, the Echo, the Union and Echo, and their successor papers. Some information comes from local news articles, parish directories and personal memories. I also thank family members and friends who have sent me additional information and/or have transferred memorials to me. You can send me biographical information with the edit tab. If you have some personal memory of a particular priest, leave a flower with that information.
If the priest has "No Cemetery" and you know of the place of burial, I would appreciate the information. You can also send that information via the edit tab of the Priest.
My address is cjzadora (at) gmail (dot) com
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David K. Mandell
Rev. Richard O'Brien
I hope you like the picture I attached to my cousins site. Thank you for making it a very nice page. David K. Mandell
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Who is Kathy Sue Lux, buried with Rev. Norman Lux?
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Fr Joseph Kelly in Memphis
Thank you very much for the information. It was a very important addition to his memorial, especially the picture. Now, I need to find his grave. Calvary Cemetery has a Priests Mound but I have added all of those and he was not among them. There is another section (with several circles) called Chapel Hill. He may be there with other Dominicans or something. Another Dominican section has also been added but he has no marker there either. I did both of these sections but have yet to find Fr. Kelly. If you locate any information on the other two priests on this memorial plaque I would greatly appreciate it. I have not searched St. Peter's church records, maybe someday I will be able to.
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Bill VanStone
I've put up pics for Fathers Wilbur and Jerome Yaeger in Section U at Mt. Calvary.
FYI, no parents in the area, but next to them was a Janet Yaeger, O.S.F.
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on Oct 23, 2013 1:19 PM
thank you
I want to thank you for this wonderful service and all of your hard work on it. I went looking on line for a priest I knew long ago in Buffalo, and found him here, Father Christian Puehn. I am sure others will find special priests from their lives as well, from the Diocese of Buffalo. This is an amazing, positive thing on the web and I hope others around the country start doing it as well.
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Fr. Zadora,
Thank you so much for documenting the various men who served the Church here in Western New York. It is interesting to read their stories and see their faces as I visit the various churches and cemeteries in the region.
God Bless,
Tim Ecker
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RE: Rev. Francis Bauer
I grew up in Sardinia and was baptized at St Jude's Church which was part of the Missionary Apostolate. Father Bauer was stationed there after his ordination which was the practice then for newly ordained priests. He was a great guy and we communicated for awhile after he moved to Phoenix. He also officiated at my Brother's wedding and I was an altar boy during the time he was there.
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Hi Charles, He is now included on my listing for Erie County, New York noted below. I've almost got the entire county completed. Just thought you might like to know. :-)
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Thomas Wilkey
I am so pleased that someone is doing this. It is outstanding work and everyone who is interested in this subect, as I am are very grateful to you. Every Diocese in the country should take the initiative to do this. Thank You for this valuable work.
Coincidentally I was brought up in Springville and graulated from St. Al's, I left in 1968 to go to college and am now living in Albany since 1979.
I stopped at Mt Calvary some weeks ago to pay my respects at the grave of Fr. Noel Schreck who was an Assistant at St. Al's for many years and who was a great priest. I think is is delplorable that there is no marker for his grave.
He and others like him deserve more than that. You would think the Diocese or the Parish he served could have provided one.
Thanks again Father for your great work on this.
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Revs Arnold and Antonucci
I've put up pics for Rev. Charles Arnold (Section C) and sites/pics for parents Lawrence and Marie Anna, and Rev. Ralph Antonucci (Section G) and parents Pasquale and Dalinda and brother Claude at Mt. Calvary.
Were you ever able to link Rev. Francis Jones at Holy Cross and possible parents Edward and Mary and siblings Sister Mary and William?
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If anyone is interested in a 24"x36" Flik poster (from A Bug's Life) let me know. I have one for sale.
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|Dec 4, 2012, 08:55 AM
Sorry to bring back up and old topic.
What are peoples thoughts on this?
Real or fake?
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Apple Think Different poster set
Hi all,
I used to work for Apple Education back in the day. I was digging through some old boxes in my garage today (having a clear out) and came across a sealed boxed set dated 2000. The part number on the box is L04997A. I'm not looking to sell these, as I think I'll hang onto them for 10 or 20 years and see what happens.
I can't find that part number when I do a Google search. There are photos on the front (Gandhi, Einstein, Lennon, etc), but only 6 and I think people have said the box contained 10? I've attached a few photos.
Would be interesting to know what's in them, how many, and the current realistic value (if anyone has an idea).
|Dec 5, 2013, 10:47 PM
Large Apple TD Banners
I currently have three of the 50" x 50" Think Different vinyl banners on eBay. They are the Alfred Hitchcock, Gandhi, and astronaut Buzz Aldrin. Very rare, reasonably priced.
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|Dec 24, 2013, 03:11 PM
I actually just sold 10 apple think different posters as a set on eBay. Some lady just gave them to me for free! I'll always wonder what they would have been worth if I had kept them. However at this point in time they were worth more in money than to keep.
|Mar 8, 2014, 02:26 AM
Apple New Zealand: Set of 5 posters
Hi, I have this set, however the 5 are Ali, Dylan, Gandhi, Einstein and Buzz.
Apple New Zealand: Set of 5 posters was produced. Rarity 2. These were sized appx. 18x28 and are noted by the 'apple.co.nz' website address on each. Highlight of the set includes the only 'punching' M. Ali poster that was made. Others included Dylan, Gandhi, Einstein, and Earhart.
|Mar 8, 2014, 02:36 AM
New Zealand Set: pristine set of five
Purchased them in 1997, image attached.
|Feb 25, 2015, 11:36 PM
3 Bus Stop Posters in very good condition
[QUOTE=Tiggs;13324798]Would be an interesting project and I've partially done based on my knowledge and research. To complete the task you suggest, you're looking at easily 60+ different official apple posters as well as at least 7 different sizes. Would take bit of effort to gather all the images and hopefully others contribute.
For example, real Buzz Aldrin posters, while quite rare, were made in several different sizes. There exists the 24x36, the amazing bus shelter 48x72, the New Zealand 18x28, and the Apple Asia 28x40.
Guess might work that myself or others could add pictures to the rough guide I have started. Here's a copy of it for reference and might be a good starting point:
This guide is meant to educate about the history and variety of Apple Think Different Posters that Apple produced as part of their Think Different Campaign from 1997+. It was a historic campaign and reflected the huge shift in Apple that was occurring with the return of Steve Jobs who brought in TBWA/Chiat Day that ignited the new marketing campaign. I also want people to appreciate the huge scope and variety of Think Different Posters that were produced.
While some people may think that Apple only made some 24x36 and 11x17 posters, this would be grossly inaccurate and only reflect their ignorance. In fact, some of the first posters Apple produced were among the largest, rarest, and by far most desirable posters of the entire campaign. These were the 'bus shelter' posters, sized 48x72, and printed at great cost on very heavy paper stock. There are at least 7 different sizes of genuine Apple posters that were made for reference. I will also note poster rarity on a scale of 1-5 with 1 being impossible to find/acquire and 5 being highly produced/common.
- The first Apple TD(Think Different) poster, aka 'The Crazy Ones' sized 18x24. Rarity 2. This poster is named as such given its title and consists of all the spoken words by Richard Dreyfuss in the first TD ad. It also has several small pictures of people from the ad such as Einstein, Picasso, Davis, etc. and a copy of it is also in the first 2 pages of the TD Book. Very few of these were produced, small distribution as promotional giveaways, never sold publicly. Not many survived and largely unknown by most people.
- 48x72 'Bus Shelter' Posters. Rarity 1. These were the first 'portrait' posters produced and used as advertising tools at bus stops. Never offered publicly and were made in very small quantities at huge expense(heavy paper stock plus large size). Most ended up being destroyed. 7 different ones were produced, in order of desirability: M.Ali, Buzz Aldrin, Einstein, Picasso(facing/hand on head), Ghandhi, A. Hitchcock and Thomas Edison.
I stashed 3 of what appear to be original of the 48 X 72 Bus Stop Posters in my attic 15 years ago. They are on the very heavy paper and am confident they are orginal. They are in very good condition. Ali, Picasso and Edison. How would I go about getting these valued?
|Feb 26, 2015, 07:49 AM
Einstein Think Different Poster
I had posted this about 6 years ago, but thought I might ask again, because I have read on some websites that there was only one size of these posters. However, I really think this is authentic because of the fact (as stated below) that it was a display poster (not for sale) in a Art/Graphic supply store (and not purchased from a person) in early 1998 just after the campaign started. I do believe it was printed in the UK where paper sizes are different, lending a reason for the different size. I was wondering if anyone knows about these posters.
(original post below)
I have an Einstein Think Different Apple poster that I got in 1998 while living in Ireland in 1998. It was hanging in a graphics/art supply store (I am a graphic designer) and I begged and pleaded with them to let me have it. It measures 27 inches x (about) 38.25 inches, although I'm sure it was produced in a metric size.
It has a copyright line running vertically from the bottom left corner that reads: ©1997 Apple Computer, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Albert Einstein licensed by Roger Richman Agency, Beverly Hills, CA.
I haven't been able to find any like this online and was wondering if anyone has any info about it (I don't believe they were sold). And also how I would find out the value of it?
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What do you guys think about a blue water sailboat rigged with galvanized shrouds and stays? My Idea is to replace old SS stays/shrouds with galvanized wirer that have the equivalent breaking strength of a oversize SS wirer for a given yacht.
example: Replace 1/4 SS wirer (breaking strength 8200 lbs) with 5/16 7x7 galvanized plow steel wire (breaking strength 10100 lbs). 5/16 galvanized wirer has the same breaking strength as 9/32 SS wirer which is one size bigger than 1/4.
I would do the same thing with the turn buckle.
So it would be cheaper and stronger that way than replacing your old standing rigging with new SS wirer.
Other than looks, windage and weight anybody see any draw back?
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London Fish & ChipsRead MoreThe Middle-East may seem an unusual hotbed for fish and chip consumption, but the classic British seaside dish seems to be thriving there. The explanation behind this phenomenon lies in the remarkable success story of London Fish & Chips, a traditional British chippie passionate about exporting our delicious dish across the globe. Founded in 2001, London Fish & Chips has been cooking up the nation's most iconic meal ever since. Keen to test the waters abroad, the company soon opened its first outlet in the prestigious Al-Faisaliah shopping mall in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The overwhelmingly positive reaction to the food and service led to rapid growth, and the company soon found their product in high demand. The franchise now serves up fish and chips not only in London's Covent Garden but also throughout Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. After successfully opening numerous stores in Saudi cities such as Jeddah, Medina and Dammam, London Fish & Chips set its sights on Dubai, gambling on their hunch that the locals would be similarly receptive to British fare. Their gamble paid off, and there are now six stores in Dubai, as well as one in Ras al-Khaimah and one in Abu Dhabi. Part of the chain's success is undoubtedly down to the British theme of the restaurant's food—dishes are named after London landmarks such as Big Ben, Trafalgar and Waterloo. Meanwhile, their ambition continues unabated as they strive to export their decidedly British dishes even further afield.46 Bedford StreetLondon, Greater London GB
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But the very same outdated and irrational religious puritanism that drove the site's existence also renders it, um, impotent. For example, the lead article, "What is Abstinence?" is so afraid to use terms like "oral sex" that it fails to answer its own question. "We will simply define abstinence as refraining from sexual activity," the site declares, "but we'll leave it up to each person to determine for his or herself what constitutes sexual activity." Apparently, when you take the sex and the education out of sex education, you're left with nothing at all.
Former Tablet Magazine intern Dvora Meyers's take, which grounds the site (which is a few months' old) in recent attempts to withhold federal funding for Planned Parenthood, is worth reading in full. In the meantime, maybe it is time for the OU to join the 21st century. Or maybe at least the 20th?
The First Abstinence Website for Jewish Teens [OU]
Sex Ed, Orthodox Union Style [Unorthodox Gymanastics]
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When we last left the Rotem Bill, which would essentially delegate the responsibility of defining Jewishness in Israel to a small coterie of fundamentalist rabbis, Prime Minister Netanyahu announced in January that it would sit in a drawer for another six months. This has apparently angered Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, whose ultra-nationalist Yisrael Beiteinu party (he leads it) is the bill's main sponsor:
Lieberman is considering withdrawing from the government and bringing about a general election unless his party pushes through the military conversion bill that recently passed a preliminary reading in the Knesset.
Lieberman said as much last month in a meeting with MKs from his party, Yisrael Beiteinu, at a Dead Sea hotel. The meeting was documented by journalist David Deri of Channel 10's Saturday news magazine. The report will be broadcast this Saturday.
Oh noes! Say it ain't so—we wouldn't want Lieberman, the hardcore right-winger with a penchant for saying provocative things out of step with his own government's policy, to no longer be running Israel's Foreign Ministry!
Of course, his decision might be made easier should the attorney general decide to indict him on corruption charges, for which he has been under investigation.
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Disney Store (U.S. not sure about the U.K.) is having a really nice sale right now on princess and princess related goodies. All dresses are $10 off and all other things "fairy tale" are on sale including dolls, accessories, kitchenware, etc. Looks to be a great way to save a couple of dollars if you've got a trip or perhaps a birthday coming up. Free shipping on orders $75 or more, as well.
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Western Copper Comments on Carmacks Water License Appeal Ruling16:02 EST Friday, February 25, 2011VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 25, 2011) - Western Copper Corporation (TSX:WRN)(NYSE Amex:WRN)("Western Copper" or the "Company") received notification of the Yukon Supreme Court's ruling regarding the Company's appeal of the Yukon Water Board's decision not to grant the Carmacks Copper Project a Water Use License on February 24, 2011. Western Copper had appealed the Yukon Water Board's decision in order to clarify the rules it would have to follow for re-application of a Water Use License.The ruling does not require the Yukon Water Board to accept the findings of the Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Board (YESAB) which concluded that the project can be built and operated without significant environmental effect. However, the Court decision does provide clarification of the environmental and regulatory process in Yukon. Western Copper will consider the decision and engage in discussions with regulators prior to resubmitting its Water Use License application."This decision affirms significant areas of overlap in the Yukon regulatory system. We'll review our options and move forward appropriately. Carmacks only represents a small portion of Western Copper's assets," said Dale Corman, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.ABOUT WESTERN COPPER CORPORATIONWestern Copper is a Vancouver based exploration and development company with significant copper, gold and molybdenum resources and reserves. The Company has 100% ownership of four Canadian properties. The two most advanced projects are the Carmacks Copper Project and the Casino Project both located in the Yukon. The Casino Project is one of the world's largest open-pittable copper, gold and molybdenum deposits. For more information, visit www.westerncoppercorp.com.On behalf of the board,F. Dale Corman, Chairman & CEOThis press release includes certain "Forward-Looking Statements" within the meaning of section 21E of the United States Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein, including without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralization and reserves, financing plans, exploration results and future plans and objectives of Western Copper are forward-looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Paul West-SellsWestern Copper CorporationPresident & COO604.684.9497ORJulie KimWestern Copper CorporationManager Corporate Communications & Investor Relations604.684.9497604.669.2926 (FAX)email@example.com Toronto Stock Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents of this news release.


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Rani is a dreamer and so is Meenakshi Deshpande, her character in "Aiyyaa" that releases Oct 12.
"I am quite a dreamer. I think we all are dreamers. We all don't like to live a practical life all the time. There is a thin line between our hopes and dreams," Rani said, highlighting the similarities between the two.
"My dream of making a beautiful house for my parents has been fulfilled and my dream of making a house for my husband is still there."
Asked when she planned to fulfill the dream, Rani said on a philosophical note: "I don't know. Death, birth and marriage are the three things that you cannot plan and predict. When it will happen, it will happen."
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"But I have evolved as a person as well. It's not humanly possible for anyone not to go through changes. Change is a constant in everyone's life, even in mine. I have enjoyed the change at every stage of my life," Rani told IANS in an interview.
Directed by Sachin Kundalkar, "Aiyyaa" revolves around a middle-class Marathi girl who falls in love with a south Indian boy, played by southern star Prithviraj.
She feels that Meenakshi is "a sweet and endearing character and she dreams a lot".
"She falls in love with a Tamil guy because of the way he smells. It's a unique concept about a love story," said the actress, adding that she would love to act in a southern film with Prithviraj if she was offered a good role.
"Every role is easy. As an actor it is my job to make my job easy. If I start hyper ventilating about my roles, then how will I do it? So with all my roles, somewhere I feel comfortable about them and that is why I play them."
Entertaining masses is Rani's aim.
"I think the success of a film is very important to an actor. It depends on how many people go to watch your movies; the more the merrier. Nobody wants to do a film for five people. You work so hard that millions of people watch the movie; this is directly related to box office success."
Rani admits that her career has been influenced by a lot of people in the industry.
"There are a lot of people who have been there for me. Right from my first heroes Aamir and Shah Rukh Khan to my directors Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Mani Ratnam and now Sachin. I am growing with my experience of working with different directors and co-stars. As an actor I am supposed to learn. The day I stop learning, I will stagnate," she said.
Of course, she chooses her films carefully. Her last film was "No One Killed Jessica" in January 2011.
"At different stages in your career, you choose different films. You sign the films which will make a difference in your career; you don't sign everything," she said.
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No, a Huge Asteroid Is Not "Set To Wipe Out Life On Earth In 2880" 123
from the it's-the-end-of-the-world-or-not dept.
Everything I've read said it's very unlikely to hit Earth in 2880. One chance in three hundred does not "likely" make.
On the other hand, 1 in 300 is pretty close to the chance of a Straight coming up without a Draw....
An event that has a one-in-a-million odds of destroying our civilization is actually pretty bad, in my mind. Even if you just do the math of 7 billion people, that's an 'expected value' of 7,000 casualties. But in addition to killing people, it would destroy the work of millions before them - the art, the literature, the achievements, the history, the future too. There must be some value in that. I know realistically we have to accept some risk just because we can't afford to deal with all the risks out there, on top of the risks from global warming down here. But the threshold should be really really low, and we should pursue plans and technologies to defend ourselves from asteroid impacts, even really unlikely ones.
On the other hand, 1 in 300 is pretty close to the chance of a Straight coming up without a Draw....
That number is an old estimate which appeared in the article that TFA was actually complaining about for sensationalizing things. The current estimate is more like 1 in 4000, which is more like drawing 4-of-a-kind in five cards... not exactly a common poker hand.
The solution of this problem is trivial and is left as an exercise for the reader.


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Upton is on his way to the Braves. (MLB) The Braves scored one of the biggest names on the free agent market, nabbing BJ Upton, according to Jerry Crasnick of ESPN, and others. He's the first shoe to drop and marks the unofficial start of free agency. Upton, 28, is scheduled to take a physical in Atlanta tomorrow, according to Mark Bowman of MLB.com. Bob Nightengale of USA Today tweeted that the Phillies were the runners-up for Upton's services. They're still looking for a centerfielder, and now Michael Bourn is definitely on the market as the Braves have gone elsewhere. Also still available are Josh Hamilton and Angel Pagan, among other trade candidates like Dexter Fowler and Denard Span. Nightengale is reporting that its a five-year deal worth $70 to $75 million.
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Property Details
House, 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 7 Sleeps
This beautiful home was built in 2010 with a wall of windows
displaying panoramic views of Delaware Bay.
If you seek quiet, relaxation and gorgeous sunsets, this is the place
for you. Located just 9 miles north of
downtown Cape May and 8 miles east of Diamond Beach, Wildwood, there are plenty
of activities for everyone in your party. For nature lovers, bring your binoculars to
observe the osprey, eagles and other birds native to Cape May. Launch your own Kayak at high tide from our
beach or go for long walks with your dog.
The water is very shallow and great fun to dig up conch shells in the
sand bar at low tide. For family members
who prefer a bit more action, drive to down town Cape May for shopping, restaurants
and swimming in the ocean. The kids will
love the rides on the Wildwood boardwalk as well as rafting in the ocean on
Diamond Beach. Return home after a day
of activity and fall asleep to the sound of the water splashing just outside
your window.
Families and mature couples only
Recent Review
We loved it!
If you are looking for a place with a great sunrise over the Marsh on one side of the house and great sunset on the bay side this is it. A quite dead end street. Because swimming is not our thing, the shallow water was not a bother and we loved watching the tide come in and out exposing the sandbars and doing long beach walks.
The house it self is well equipped with everything one needs. The sense of spaciousness in the great upstairs room with views in all directions is spectacular. This house is clearly a creation by owners who love it. We will return.
About the Owner
11 Reviews
4.5 based on 11 traveler reviews
We loved it!
If you are looking for a place with a great sunrise over the Marsh on one side of the house and great sunset on the bay side this is it. A quite dead end street. Because swimming is not our thing, the shallow water was not a bother and we loved watching the tide come in and out exposing the sandbars and doing long beach walks.
The house it self is well equipped with everything one needs. The sense of spaciousness in the great upstairs room with views in all directions is spectacular. This house is clearly a creation by owners who love it. We will return.
Beautiful home
The beach was really cool, water comes right up by the house at high tide and at low tide you can walk out on the sandbars. House-provided galoshes made this possible in the cold weather. We really enjoyed exploring the beach during low tide and at sunset. My dog loved the beach, too, and I loved that she could come with the family for the long weekend.
The town of Cape May is nearby and fun to explore as well, but we spent most of our time relaxing around the house.
Owner was quick to return the security deposit (within two weeks). Another review complained about the security system... the directions for unplugging the cameras are in the lease and it was very easy to unplug them. No concerns there.
Would have given 5 stars, except:
- Trundle bed wheels are broken on one side, making it very difficult to pull the trundle out.
- Twin sized mattress is uncomfortable, you can feel the springs as you lay on it
- The one shower curtain liner could use to be replaced, it had mildew on it and 4 of the curtain hanger holes were broken through (two on each side).
- Payment was a little trickier than I would have liked. I wanted to put it on my Visa for security purposes and to earn rewards, but the owner was unable to get his credit card software to work. Ended up paying by check, which made me uncomfortable. Everything worked out, and it was a great holiday stay... but the payment process did make me wonder if I was getting scammed.
Overall, I recommend staying here if you are looking for a quiet, relaxing getaway. The home is beautiful and the view of the beach (especially at sunset) is amazing.
The trundle bed, unfortunately, has a low clearance. I've replaced the trundle bed wheel before, and will do so again. It is admittedly not a great design, but it does allow an extra bed that would not otherwise be there. Same thing with the mattresses on the bunks. It is not springs, but wood slats, and that allows two bunks and the trundle. I'm not sure there are any work-arounds on that, and I see it as a trade-off for having an additional bed.
Taking payments did get clumsy for two reasons. One, there was a merger/acquisition of the merchant services I use, and the protocol for accepting cards changed. That change made me appear pretty well inept in terms of taking payment. The site also makes me change logon and password info on a regular basis, and that always seems to happen at an inopportune time. I'm sure that's a problem that most of us share on a regular basis. If I were working in retail, the volume of card changes would have me be an accomplished veteran. As it is, I plod through the process as best I can.
On the plus side, I'm glad you enjoyed your stay. The beauty of that part of Cape May is a well kept secret, One can truly get away from it all, while having access to Cape May, Stone Harbor and Wildwood. Thanks for being our guests.
Such a great place!
Year two at this wonderful place...
I just feel compelled to comment on the earlier post about the security system. Simply not a problem. The owners explanation is accurate. In fact when we arrived someone had a cup over the camera on the main room blacking out all all view. Totally comfortable that we have our privacy and considering the fact that that during a vacancy period his AC system was stolen it is understandable that he would want camera security. There is no sound capacity with the Xfinity system so your privacy is guaranteed. Really the issue is a tempest in a teapot.
Let me add that the owner was very responsive when we had a problem regulating the new AC thermostat. He immediately got the AC folks there and everything was running smoothly quickly .
He has also added on the full scale access to all Comcast channels from the basic last year. So now if you want to watch HBO, SHO time, etc it is all there and of course you can bring your own DVD's . Myself I mostly preferred watching the tide come in and out and the sunsets!
Nice, but you should know....
Perfect retreat!
We spent the days taking in the local sights: the zoo, lighthouse, beach. Also, restaurant delivery came in handy. We couldn't wait for the sunsets each evening. Each one was unique. Can' t wait to return. Thanks, John, for a pleasant experience.
Activity and Interests
Gorgeous sunsets,
star gazing, bird watching, kayaking, biking along this bay front beach.
Quiet, friendly
South Cape May Park
for kids within walking distance
Cape May Zoo minutes
Golf, parasailing,
fishing, dolphin watching, jet skiing, boating
Historic tours and
horse carriage rides in Victorian downtown Cape May
Health & beauty
Miniature golf,
amusement park rides and water park on Wildwood boardwalk
Beautiful beaches for
tanning, swimming and surfing in Cape May or Diamond Beach, Wildwood
Restaurants and great
shopping on the mall in downtown Cape May
Take the Cape May
Lewis Ferry one day to Delaware for outlet shopping or a day in Rehoboth Beach
Several Wineries in
the area with taste testing tours
Rental rates
- Nightly Rate: $250 - $400
Weekly Rate: $1600 - $2800
Monthly Rate: $0 - $0
Now accepting reservations for 2014
Jan 01- April 27 $1600/wk or $250/nt, $275 wknd nite (F,Sa,Sun)
April 27-May 23 $1800/wk or $275/nt
May24- June 14 $2000/wk or $300/nt
June 15-June 28 $2400/wk Full week rentals only
June 29 -Aug 30 $2800/wk Full week rentals only
Aug. 31- Sept.07 $2800/wk Full week rental only
Sept. 07-Sept. 14 $2300/wk Full week rental only
Sept.14-Sept.28 $2000/wk or $300/nt, 3 nite min., 325 wknd nite (F,S,Su)
Sept. 28-Nov.28 $1800/wk or $275/nt 3nite min., 300 wknd nite (F,S,Su)
Nov 29-Dec. 31 $1600/wk or $250/nt 3 nite min., 275 wknd nite (F,S,Su)
Note: Minimum two night stay required. Cleaning fee charged for 4 nights or less.
$75 per dog (nonrefundable) Up to 2 well behaved and crate trained dogs (20 lbs or less each)
$250 refundable security deposit/wk
Please crate your dog if you intend to leave them
Two dogs maximum and no puppies
No Cats
No smoking in the house
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- 2 Bathrooms,
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- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- Half Bathroom
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 7
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Upside down house, first floor bedrooms, 2nd floor great room 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths (house sleeps 7 total) Master bedroom has queen bed and sleeps 2 with private bath and two person shower 2nd bedroom has bunk beds with trundle bed (sleeps 3) 3rd bedroom has queen bed and sleeps 2 2nd bathroom has shower and tub Outside shower Three decks, two facing bay, one facing wetlands and osprey nests Central air/heat Cable TV and DVD upstairs in great room and TV only in master bedroom High speed wireless internet Washer/dryer in separate laundry room Kitchen has granite countertops, microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal Toaster, blender, two coffee makers, icemaker, waffle iron Propane fireplace No phone (bring your own) Dog friendly (dogs only, 20lbs or less each, housebroken and crated) BBQ grill Pillows and blankets provided, please bring linens and towels (linen service companies available)


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Eddie Lampert's Low P/E Retail Stocks
Warren Buffett
, founder of hedge fund ESL Investments,
Edward Lampert
, goes for easily understandable businesses that have solid cash
flows. But unlike Buffett, Lampert spends less time focusing on
management, given that he would rather implement changes in the
companies himself, by working with, or shaking up management
teams (from Lampert's
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This approach is especially prevalent in several of his investments, which are majority retail. He specializes in acquiring stakes in beaten-down retailers, particularly one widely popular one, Sears Holdings ( SHLD ), a company where he has recently secured a CEO position.
Having been chairman since 2005, Lampert has helped Sears reduce costs, through closing 171 of its stores in the US and cutting employment by 12 percent, Bloomberg reported. Throughout the years, Sears has been a scrutinized spectacle due to its declining revenue and sales.
New and used vehicle retailer AutoNation ( AN ) on the other hand, which is Lampert's second largest holding, has lately flourished as a company. In December, the company reported a 15 percent increase in total units sold, comparable to year over year data. Lampert has served as a director for Autonation.
Although Lampert's critics question his ability to serve as CEO for a retail company, Lampert is a continuous long-term investor in retail sector, and has worked closely with various management teams to implement improvements - which could be enough to defy the doubts and get the job done.
When it came to investing, Lampert once said in a CNBC interview:
"You have to have a point of view, you have to have a belief that something's possible. And that you can see something that other people don't. And a lot of times, when you see something that other people don't, there's nothing there. But there are times where there are things there. And the question is 'is it worth it to invest your money and is it worth it to invest your time?' "
Lampert maintains 10 stocks in his portfolio, 7 of which are retail stocks. His largest holdings, besides Sears Holdings and AutoNation are Gap ( GPS ), Capital One ( COF ), AutoZone ( AZO ) and Genworth Financial ( GNW ).
The P/E ratio is a helpful figure to valuate retail companies. Among Lampert's 7 retail stocks, below are three that have the lowest P/E ratios in his portfolio.
Big Lots Inc. ( BIG )
Big Lots has a P/E ratio of 10.5.
A large broadline closeout retailer, Big Lots operates 1,482 stores in 48 states in the US and 79 of its affiliate store, Liquidation World and LW in Canada. Its products include consumables, seasonal items, furniture, houseware, toys, electronics, home d�cor, tools and gifts.
Lampert first acquired the stock in the first quarter of 2011, purchasing over 1.3 million shares at an average price of $37.78. Three years later, the stock has lost about 5.12 percent of its market value.
BIG data by GuruFocus.com
Lampert's holding represents 2.4 percent of the company's outstanding shares. He has about 1.4 million shares of the company.
Currently, it trades for $28.75, up 2.06 percent today. It has an 8 in Financial Strength and 7 in Profitability and Growth on GuruFocus.
To view Big Lots' financial data, visit 10-Year Financials.
AutoZone Inc. ( AZO )
AutoZone has a P/E ratio of 13.9.
AutoZone is a retailer and distributor of automotive replacement parts and accessories. It trades at $344.95, and is ranked four stars in Business Predictability. In three years its stock gained 122.68 percent in market value.
AZO data by GuruFocus.com
Currently, Lampert owns 197,052 shares of the company. His holding represents 1.3 percent of his portfolio. Other Gurus who hold the stock include Steve Mandel, Jim Simons and Murray Stahl.
To view Auto Zone's financial data, visit 10-Year Financials.
Gap Inc. ( GPS )
Gap has a P/E ratio of 15.3.
A global retailer offering clothing, accessories and personal care products for men, women, children and babies, Gap is currently trading at $31.39.
In three years, Gap has gained 53.78 percent in market value.
GPS data by GuruFocus.com
Lampert acquired the stock in the fourth quarter of 2010, starting off with more than 2.8 million shares at an average price of $20.30. Over the years, he grew his holding as high as 36 million shares. His last several transactions in the company, however, were all reductions. In the third quarter, he eliminated 33.79 percent of his stake. He remains with 19.3 million shares.
Gap represents 12.4 percent of his portfolio. Other Gurus who hold the stock include Steve Mandel, Steven Cohen and Ken Heebner.
To view Gap's financial data, visit 10-Year Financials.
To view the full list, visit Edward Lampert's low P/E companies.
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James Williams, a jazz pianist and professor of music who recorded with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and in his own ensembles, has died. He was 53.
Recent AAJ article
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Williams, who lived in Brooklyn, died Tuesday of liver cancer, said Jenise Grice, fiancee of Williams' nephew.
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Open All Year Round | Every Saturday - Summer & Fall Markets | 3rd Saturday - Winter Market | Uptown Oxford, Ohio
Locally grown food fills plates at Miami U
Jessica Barga posted about an article that was she wrote for the Cincinnati Enquirer: Thank you! Larry Slocum, manager
The local food story I wrote with quotes and photos from the farmer's market was published in the Cincinnati Enquirer recently - check it out here. A big thanks to all who helped me out!
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Locally grown food fills plates at Miami U
By Jessica Barga, Enquirer contributor5:41 p.m. EST January 2, 2015
Thanksgiving Is Approaching Rather Quickly... Do You Know Where Your Turkey Will Come From?
Organic turkeys are now available at Morning Sun Farm! Be sure to stop by on Saturday to talk to the folks with Morning Sun Farm about their fresh, certified organic, locally raised, hormone free, antibiotic free, and GMO free meat options for the holiday season! Please click on the Meet Our Vendors tab to read more about Morning Sun Farm including their history and sustainable practices!
Enjoy Bok Choy All Winter Long Thanks To Pierce Street Nursery! And Here's How!
Don Pierce of Pierce Street Nursery has taken an interest in growing bok choy in containers that will continue to grow throughout the winter if taken care of properly. This is his first year growing bok choy and is very excited to share his plants with you at the market. You can purchase containers of fully grown bok choy at the Oxford Farmers Market Uptown for less than $7! What's so awesome about bok choy?
There's Nothing Like Going To The Market With The Girls!
Mindy Kong, Shannon Hogan, and Margaret Clark are happy market shoppers! What's a better way to spend Saturday morning than with your girls at the local farmers market? Smiles are abundant at the Oxford Farmers Market.... you are guaranteed to go home with one! And maybe a pumpkin or two or three... and some mums.... oh and some fresh produce.... oh can't forget the artisan bread!
Mindy, Shannon, and Margaret are students at Miami.
Ezio - with a smile like his, inspiring others to have fun and love life is inevitable!
New Product Packaging For Morning Sun Farm, SAME Incredible Product!
Spinning Lessons with Little Patch Alpacas!
You will always see Maegan Burkhart of Little Patch Alpacas, spinning at the market on Saturdays! She always brings one of her spinning wheels and demonstrates how she spins her alpaca fiber. On September 6, 2014, she was teaching Nicole the basics of spinning alpaca fiber into thread! Such a beautiful sight to see! Be sure to stop by Little Patch Alpacas to see Maegan or one of her little pals, spinning her wheel on Saturday mornings!
September Days Are Here, With Summer's Best Of Weather & Autumn's Best Of Cheer!
Maddie Downing of Downing Fruit Farm - Beautiful and Sweet Just Like The Fruit They Grow!
Downing Fruit Farm not only has some delicious fruit, veggies, and award winning cider, but they've also got the beautiful and sweet, Maddie! Here she is holding one of their many gigantic watermelons! For those of you who are new to Downing Fruit Farm, they have been around for generations. Just to give you an idea on how long, let me say that Scott Downing's great-great-great-great grandfather John Downing started the farm in 1838!
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For weeks now we have been fortunate to have Chef Patrick Nipper from Kona Bistro and Chef Steve "Soupy" Townsend, whom you can find at MOON Co-Op, cooking up something special for the market. We have been calling the presentation, Market Fresh Chef Cooking Demo but we are now transitioning the presentation into, ASK THE MARKET FRESH CHEF!


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continued Since last August, 80 cases of ALS were diagnosed throughout the North Country.
To contribute to finding a cure, 44 teams of four took part in the golf tournament, and an auction that featured such hot-ticket items as locally made Adirondack chairs and quilts, and signed sports memorabilia, including a 1999 World Series Derek Jeter jersey autographed by Jeter, was attended by more than 100 people.
Behind the auction tent, 42 metal frames were donned by T-shirts, each with the face of someone who has died from ALS on the front.
The T-shirts help give the disease an identity, and each one represents a reason why volunteers and doctors think there is a need to raise money, and awareness, to combat ALS.
The money raised at the event was matched by an anonymous donor and given to Massachusetts General Hospital's neuroscience center, which is dedicated to finding a cure for ALS and Hudington's disease.
Dr. Merit Cudkowicz was one of three representatives of the research on hand to thank attendees and inform them about the research the team is conducting.
Cudkowicz acknowledged that there is a high incidence of ALS in the region, and that no one is sure why.
There is a theory, though.
Two groups, one at University of Vermont and the other at Dartmouth College, N.H., are studying the correlation between the North Country and an area in France where a large number of people have also been diagnosed with ALS.
Much like many locations in the North Country, the town is near a lake that has experienced increasing amounts of cyano bacteria, or blue algae, blooms.
Although nothing is conclusive, research is being conducted to determine whether the blue algae blooms might somehow be connected to ALS.
Until a cause, whether genetic or environmental, is determined, Cudkowicz stressed that diagnosing ALS early on is important to improving quality of life.
"Weakness, twitching and atrophy of muscles are not necessarily ALS, but they are symptoms of it," Cudkowicz said. "Twelve months from the first symptom to diagnosis is too long."
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Meaning and name origin
Wanita \wa-ni-ta\ as a girl's name is of Spanish, Hebrew and Old English origin, and the meaning of Wanita is "God is gracious; pale-skinned". Wanita is a variant of Juanita (Spanish, Hebrew): diminutive form of Juana, from John. Also a variant of Wanetta (Old English): from the same root as the word "wan".
Wanita has 4 variant forms: Juanetta, Wahnita, Waneeta, Waneta.
Wanita is a very popular first name for females (#1831 out of 4276) but an uncommon surname or last name for all people (2000 U.S. Census).
Displayed below is the baby name popularity of the name Wanita for girls (2015 statistics).
Displayed below is a comparison of the popularity of the girl name Wanita and its variant forms. Variation forms ranked in the Top 1000/100 are Juanita, Waneta and Wanita. (2015 statistics).
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Wanita is also pronounced similarly to Anita, Annita, Onita, Unita and Yonita. Other suggested similar baby names are Danita, Hanita, Janita, Lanita, Ranita, Tanita, Vanita, Wanda, Wannda and Zanita. These names tend to be less commonly used than Wanita.
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Review By Steve Angelly - September 28, 2005Edited by Jonathan Martini
Doom 3
All component and system settings remained at default values throughout the gaming benchmarks. Specific settings for resolution and application of AA and AF are identified in the tables below. The intent of the tests was to compare performance between the single card and SLI configurations and to achieve stability in all stress tests of the video cards and system components.
Recorded scores are in frames per second (FPS) and were the result of averaging the scores of a minimum of three runs through the particular benchmark at the indicated settings.
Doom3, HL2, and FarCry make up the benchmark suite for this review. The latest patches/versions were used. Quality settings set to maximum detail in all benchmarks. Resolutions were set in the benchmark and AA/AF settings applied by the NIVIDA control panel. Forceware 77.77 drivers were used in all benchmarks.
Both setups played Doom3 at 1024x768, 8xS/16xAF, with no problems. Increasing the resolution changed the story as both configurations faltered at 1280x1024 or 1600x1200 with 8xS/16AF. 1280x1024 came close but I would not recommend it for smooth game play. However, both card configurations could handle up to 1600x1200, 4xAA/8xAF, without complaints.
The processor caused a performance bottleneck in Half-Life 2. Both the 6 Series 7 Series processors are waiting for increased resolution or eye-candy settings so they can truly stretch their legs. The game played smooth throughout and the tests were run at 2053x1548 to further show the power of the graphics subsystem.
In game settings were set to "maximum details". Test Results are quite acceptable all the way to 1600x1200, 4xAA/8xAF. The lower resolutions were extremly smooth without any noticeable slowdowns.
The MSI P4N Diamond is a good candidate for a gaming rig as it proved to be stable with either card configuration and frame rates were good at high resolutions and high detail settings.
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Last Updated on September 28, 2005


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