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Residents still without power growing frustrated
Sunday - 12/29/2013, 4:02pm EST
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EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Staring at a sixth day without power in a house as cold as a refrigerator, a frustrated John Johnson finally was able to borrow a generator from a neighbor Friday.
He "never in a million years" thought his tree-lined city neighborhood near Michigan State University would be without electricity this long. But it could be Sunday or even the middle of next week before the power is back after a weekend ice storm that tore off tree limbs and snuffed out lights from Michigan to Maine and into Canada over the Christmas holiday.
"Hopefully, I make it through without any frozen pipes until the (utility) gets in here," said Johnson, 63, as he tried setting up the generator to warm up the house above 40 degrees before giving it back to his neighbor.
Michigan bore the brunt of the storm as nearly 600,000 homes and businesses lost power, and as of Friday afternoon, about 60,000 customers remained in the dark. Maine reported almost 12,000 outages and in eastern Canada, nearly 62,000 still hadn't had their power restored, including 33,000 in Toronto.
Tens of thousands of Michigan residents like Johnson are the unlucky ones still waiting. Some have abandoned their homes to stay elsewhere. Others are riding it out, either by choice -- not wanting to leave pets or unattended houses -- or because they have nowhere else to go.
Their Christmas plans were ruined or inconvenienced, and now their frustration is boiling over. They know the storm was bad and appreciate the around-the-clock efforts of line crews, but in East Lansing, for instance, residents are questioning the response by the local municipal utility.
"Where's the money going? The money we pay in power bills, the money that they spend to cut these trees down to keep the power lines open doesn't seem to really be working, in my mind," said Jon Irvin, 35.
Irvin drove an hour north to Mount Pleasant on Sunday to buy a $500 generator after he couldn't find any in the Lansing area. It powers his furnace and a few lights.
"We couldn't really afford it but we did it anyway," he said. "Every day, it's been a better and better purchase."
Anger also was building in Surry, Maine, where one Bangor Hydro customer approached a line crew and then made a threatening phone call Thursday after learning the crew wasn't working on the circuit necessary to restore his power. The utility temporarily had the crew leave the area until police investigated. No charges will be filed against the man, state police said.
In Lansing, Mich., police were investigating at least two burglaries at homes where the occupants left after their power went out, according to news reports.
But those incidents appear to be isolated. Police in other parts of Michigan and in Maine said Friday they had no reports of storm-related break-ins.
Major Joel Maatman, with the Ingham County sheriff's office in Michigan, said residents in rural areas -- like many hit by the storm -- have past experience with bad weather and had generators that allowed them to stay in their homes.
"I've been here since 1975 and I don't remember an ice storm like this," said Maatman, who used a portable generator and wood-burning stove for power and heat. "I live out in the sticks, and you got to have a generator."
But "out-county where there is a lot of farming and open land, I think it's always on every police officer's mind that crime can occur," he added.
The Ace Hardware store in Ortonville, Mich., was flooded with people looking for items that would help get them through the power outages, according to manager Tim Tyler.
"Five gallon gas cans went out extremely fast," he said. "Little propane tanks went fasts. Plug-ins for generators, extension cords, batteries, lanterns."
The one item Tyler didn't have in stock: portable, gas-powered generators.
"If I had a boatload or truckload I would have sold all of them," he said Friday afternoon, nearly a week after the massive ice storm began sliding through. "People were calling and asking if we had any, and we didn't. This whole town was out of power for over 24 hours. Some are starting to come back now."
Until the storm, generators "just weren't in demand," Tyler added.
"If you bring in a whole bunch, they sit a lot," he said. "You have to think about, 'Should I bring a boatload of them in? No I should not.' But I'll bring a few in now."
Besides the ice, falling branches and vicious cold, just keeping warm for some became dangers. Five people apparently died from carbon monoxide poisoning tied to using gas-powered generators heat and light.
Carbon monoxide is called an "invisible killer" because it's a colorless, odorless, poisonous gas. More than 150 people in the Unites States die every year from accidental nonfire-related carbon monoxide poisoning associated with consumer products, including generators, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Other products include faulty, improperly used or incorrectly vented fuel-burning appliances such as furnaces, stoves, water heaters and fireplaces.
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National Park Service (NPS) Intermountain Regional Director Sue Masica signed a Record of Decision (ROD) to not implement a remote vaccination program to address brucellosis in Yellowstone Bison.
The decision was to implement the No Action alternative, which continues the currently authorized syringe vaccination of bison calves and yearlings periodically captured at the northern boundary of the park.
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Additional information including an electronic copy of the Record of Decision and of the Final EIS is available online at http://parkplanning.nps.gov/BisonRemoteVacc. You can request a printed copy of either document by contacting the National Park Service, Bison Management Program, P. O. Box 168, Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190.
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CHENNAI: Mumbai's campaign to save the girl child—Laadli—is in Chennai now, to acknowledge gender sensitive media and honour them.
The felicitation function for the southern region UNFPA-Laadli Media Awards for Gender Sensitivity 2006–07 will be held on Friday.
Spurred on to act by the belief that carrying positive images of the girl child through the media will counter son preference, Laadli, labelled as the girl child campaign of Population First, has been focusing on encouraging gender sensitive media. To counter the lack of interest, and sometimes resistance of the media to play the role of an agent for social change, the organisation adopts a comprehensive strategy for media advocacy.
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The first Laadli Media Awards function, held in March 2007, was a great success, says Preeti Gopalkrishnan, co-ordinator of the awards. Encouraged by the response, the UNFPA agreed to support a nationwide roll-out of the awards. The first of the regional awards was held in Mumbai for the western region in December last.
Awardees of the southern region comprising Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry will be felicitated on Friday, followed by ceremonies for the eastern and northern regions, says Ms. Gopalkrishnan.
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Filmmaker Karan Johar Thursday announced that his next co-production "Brothers", starring Akshay Kumar and Sidharth Malhotra will hit the screens on Gandhi Jayanti next year.
"Dharma Productions, Lionsgate, Endemol India present 'BROTHERS' directed by Karan Malhotra and starring Akshay Kumar, Sidharth Malhotra, Jacqueline Fernandez and Jackie Shroff. Releasing Oct 2nd, 2015," Karan Johar posted on his Twitter page Thursday.
The filmmaker had introduced Sidharth with "Student of the Year" in 2012 and in the same year he had launched Karan as director with the "Agneepath(2012)" remake.
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Upon closer inspection, this app hasn't seen any development in well over a year, which I suppose explains the ommissions.
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I purchased Diptic becasue PicFrame wasn't sufficient for me (on Mac OS X). Diptic, You can choose from TONS of layouts, adjust the aspect ratio to your choosing, a few options for image editing, and some text additions. I regret not buying this earlier because I dealt with having a tiny tiny border in between my collages even when the border width option was set at zero. Diptic removes borders entirely when set to lowest setting. The layout is also very neat. I am quite pleased with the options available given in this app.
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HERSHEY, Pa. — Penn State's trustees heard Friday — if they didn't already know — that the firing of football coach Joe Paterno soon after Jerry Sandusky's arrest on child molestation charges remains an open wound among the school's vast ranks of alumni.
The subject was briefly debated by board members, but in a half-hour public comment section alumni were more heated, including calls for trustees to resign and for the NCAA to rescind its harsh sanctions imposed on the school last year.
The main target of criticism was the university's internal report into how university officials handled reports in 1998 and 2001 that Sandusky, a former assistant coach, was behaving inappropriately in team showers with boys. Sandusky was convicted of 45 criminal counts last year and is in state prison.
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"It is evident by the things that you have said and the things that you have failed to say regarding the Freeh report, your moral failure is cataclysmic," LaPorta told the board during a meeting at Hershey Medical Center. "Your failure in leadership is inexcusable."
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Memphis, Tenn., is famous for its rich history of music and culture. But in the future, the city might be known for pioneering a new type of big data-powered, real-time crime fighting.
That's because the Memphis Police Department has been stunningly successful in reducing violent crime in the city after launching an initiative known as Blue CRUSH (Crime Reduction Utilizing Statistical History) with the University of Memphis.
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Among other advances, Blue CRUSH allows the police department to draw a polygon around an area on a map of the city and immediately receive information on the likelihood of certain types of crime occurring in that region and even when they are likely to occur.
"Other agencies around the world are looking at this," said John Williams, manager of the Memphis Police Department's Crime Analysis Unit. "The FBI is looking at it for domestic terrorism and intelligence analysis, so are the [Drug Enforcement Administration] and the Department of Homeland Security. We think this is something that needs to go nationwide."
In fact, Williams and his team regularly give tours of the department's Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) for representatives of other law enforcement agencies. The high-tech command and control center has 20 dual-monitor workstations and 42 rear-projection 50-inch displays that receive surveillance imagery from 400 video cameras stationed throughout the city. Nine primary analysts and a manager run the center 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in three shifts.
"We released our data, such as arrest records, to a group of grant-funded University of Memphis researchers and interns," Williams said of the system's origins. "They put together some pilot programs in areas where we were experiencing high [rates of] violent and gun crime."
At the time, university researchers were using SPSS' predictive analytics software, which IBM acquired in 2009. Combined with CrimeMapping software from the Omega Group, SPSS helps the Memphis Police Department know where to send its officers to be of the most use.
"This is the key to the success of what we've done," Williams said. "SPSS can give us a tabulation report in this one little focus area, telling us, 'You've had three robberies that occurred between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m. Monday night.' That's how we predict where our crimes are occurring."
RTCC also relies on 14 portable surveillance camera towers that run off gas generators and can be rapidly deployed as needed.
But that's not all the center is working on. Williams said officials expected to launch another program in the coming weeks called the Automated Case Examination Service. ACES is designed to give officers responding to 911 calls all the pertinent information about suspects and victims — such as accomplices, acquaintances, friends and auto registration information — on a handheld device.
"I do believe that ACES is going to be something that should be adapted into every agency across this country," Williams said. "It links things like a tree. We really think it's going to take off."
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Finely tuned physics mean this simulation is easy to play but impossible to master, just like the real thing! Endless entertainment and challenge right at your fingertips.
Intuitive controls using a flick motion to send your ball flying down the lane for your STRIIIIKE! Can you get 3 in a row for a TURKEY?? Fast ball return keeps the action going. Perfect your technique and bowl a 300 if you can!
This Deluxe version has 3 bowling alleys and 7 balls to unlock as you play.
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NOTE: If the dates on this calendar do not coincide with your desired booking dates, we have another room that is also top floor in the adjacent building with an equal to or better than Mountain, Pool, and Ocean views with a King sized bed. Find the perfect combination of ingredients at the Kauai Beach Resort . . . oceanfront location, fascinating pools, Polynesian entertainment, gourmet restaurant, poolside dining and bar, lounge with nightly live entertainment and a new fire pit outside, room service, gym, rich décor, low rates.
Who could ask for anything more? Perfect for kids. Romantic for adults. Kauai Beach Resort will fill your days and nights with adventure and luxury. From the moment you enter the lobby, you are met with the warmth of a plantation home. The entire resort recently went through a $16 million dollar renovation. Modern tropical furnishings and contemporary design are accented by warm woods, Hawaiian art, and intimate seating. High ceilings and glass capture the natural light and balmy ocean breezes. Like old plantation homes, the hotel connects to the garden, spas and pools through a beautiful grotto and waterfall. Discover a tropical landscape of cascading waterfalls and exotic lagoons. Enjoy a refreshing swim in one of four swimming pools, including 2 lagoon pools with waterfalls and a 75 ft lava tube water slide, childrens pool, and a sand bottom pool. Relax in soothing hot tubs, get your work out at the fitness club or pamper yourself with a rejuvenating body treatment at the Hawaiian Rain forest Spa offering massages, hot stone rituals, invigorating facials, and hand therapies. Set on 25 lush acres on Kauai's longest beach, this luxurious beach front resort surrounds you in the natural beauty of Kauai. Near the airport, between the north and south shores with free airport shuttle service.
The resort has a business center and banquet/meeting rooms. It is close to exotic hiking, boating, fishing, snorkeling, helicopter tours, kayaking, paddle boarding, luaus, waterfalls, historic walks, and several nearby golf courses.
Relax in room 2544 with two double serenity beds, or 3310 with a king size bed, high speed internet access, wi fi available, cable TV, i pod docking station, travertine and marble bathroom ,and a private lanai with an ocean and pool view. A room a couple doors away provides you with a mini frig, microwave, computer, and large comfy sofas. You can relax while you warm up dinner or chill a beverage to enjoy back on your private lanai. This luxury accommodation is also a bargain. Wifi access for a fee in your room. Free use of sauna too!
$25 Resort fee charged at registration in the lobby and an $55. check out cleaning fee. $16.95 daily fee for self parking or valet.
We have rates for every budget, including including those requesting full daily housekeeping service for $30. daily or $15. daily for towel and trash removal.
Request a roll away for $20. daily
When looking at renting here, any odd number room is facing the parking lot or away from the pool/ocean view. The 5th floor is the top floor, which is where our great view room is. In building 3 the 3rd floor is the top floor.
Keywords: Oceanfront Hotel, Resort, Condo, Deluxe Room, Upgrades, Value, View, beachfront, Kauai, Lihue, waterslide,
Danny grew up in Oahu and had a family cabin right on Pipeline, so of course he grew up surfing. As a young adult, his work brought him to the Big Island where he manages a private water system. I moved to the Big Island in 2002 from Olympia, WA. I flew for the airlines for many years and was fortunate enough to discover that Hawaii is one of the most beautiful, peaceful places in the world. My love for flying brought me to work at Mokulele Flight Service, where I originally met Danny. He was taking flying lessons. For two years he thought that I had a partner until he saw me on an online dating site. He contacted me and we've been together ever since and are now engaged. We bought a 206 Cessna and have enjoyed flying to the other islands. We enjoy fishing and boating to the other islands when the channel cooperates. We have recently taken up golf and have enjoyed the golf courses on the Big Island and Kauai. Between us we have six children and I have three beautiful grandchildren. We also have a border collie terrier mix and a red healer, both pound puppies.
The Owner purchased this hotel in 2010
This beautiful resort is centrally located on the Northeast side of the island, 10 minutes from the airport in Lihue. Wailua and Kapaa are 10 minutes North of us. Here you can enjoy river paddling tours, snorkel tours, waterfalls, dining, shopping, hiking, golfing and many more activities. On the North side of the island is Hanalei Bay, where they filmed The South Pacific. Here we enjoyed paddling the river, which flows into the ocean, taking in all of the wild life along the way. This is also where we discovered the Kalypso Island Bar & Grill. The lounge at Princeville Hotel is a breathtaking stop to enjoy a beverage overlooking all of Hanalei Bay. Just 10 minutes south of our place is Kalapaki Joe's Sport's Bar & Grill and Gingbua Tai restaurant at the Harbor Mall. One of our regular stops for lunch is Keoki's Paradise Grill, in the Poipu Shopping Center. It offers a nice open air experience. I also recommend going early in the morning to Waimea Canyon before the clouds roll in and view the island of Ni'ihau. On our last trip we toured the Koloa Rum Store located at the historic Kilohana Plantation, one mile South of Lihue, between 22 North Restaurant and the Kaua'i Plantation Railway. They have samples of their rum made on Kauai. It was a fun experience. If you are a golfer, Wailua Municipal Golf Course is next door (reasonable, but always packed). The Kauai Lagoon Golf Course at the Marriott is 5 minutes away and is one of our favorites. The Puakea Golf Course is 10 minutes away, another favorite. The Kiahuna Golf Course is 20 minutes away in Poipu as well as the Poipu Golf Course (which is very nice, but more expensive). The Princeville Makai and Prince Course at Princeville, are two of the most spectacular golf courses in all of the world and just 40 minutes north and there are more. There are over 40 white sand beaches to explore on this garden isle. We highly recommend the Holo Holo Catamaran trip to Niiha
We were extremely pleased from the moment we saw the view from our room on the top floor. We overlook all of the pools, waterfalls, ocean and mountains. They are great rooms for people watching too. Danny appreciated the fact that our room is just an elevator ride around the corner from the lobby and the icemaker is just down the hall. There is also a lounge, on our floor only, with a microwave. We really enjoy being pampered with the beauty of the resort and the great service. If we just want a retreat, they will pick us up at the airport and even shuttle us to a shopping center and a couple of golf courses. The restaurant is outstanding with great food, large portions and good prices. Danny enjoyed a prime rib cooked just the way he likes it. A couple of days later, he had barbecue beef ribs and there was so much. He said he felt like Fred Flintstone. We took the leftovers back to our room and heated them up the next night in the microwave and had an intimate dinner on our private lanai. I enjoy waking up to see a beautiful sunrise right over the ocean. I enjoy lounging by the pool and enjoying the food and beverage service or watching sports around the tiki bar. Danny said that the surf is great for beginners or those getting back into it. I hope to try soon. We have enjoyed long walks on the beach, which is the longest one on the island. The lounge is a great alternative for lighter fares and live entertainment. I found the business center very handy for taking care of faxing, scanning and copying. The convention centers there are great for seminars or company parties. We enjoy the convenience store in the morning for a specialty coffee and a bagel. We also have another beautiful view room, if this one is booked for the time you want.
This is one of our favorite places to come for relaxation and value. The service and food are excellent
I cannot say enough about our stay in Kauai! It was amazing! When we arrived we were met with smiling faces and helpful hands. Check in was easy and smooth! The room was nice, comfortable and functional. The real treat is the view from the balcony! WOW!!!! It was so great! My sister, two nephews (7 and 6) and I spent a lot of time just sitting out on the balcony enjoying the view. The pictures on here really don't do it justice, it was a beautiful view! The resort was clean, friendly and well maintained. They have a laundry room on site, valet, walking paths, WI FI all around the lounge, entry area, patio, etc. They have a cute lil' coffee shop, coffee was really good!!! The beach at the resort is good, not great but it was nice. Good for walking, watching sunrise and relaxing. Not the best for kiddos to play BUT the pools are AWESOME! We spent a lot of our time hopping from one pool to the next! My nephews LOVED the resort! It was very family friendly. We found the resort to be in a pretty ideal location. It was literally right down the road from the airport (No noise problems at all. Very quiet!) Great location for exploring the island.
We did the Napali sightseeing boat tour thru Holo Holo Charters. It was awesome! Got to see dolphins and sea turtles! Not to mention the Napali coast! AMAZING! Staff is great!
Donna was great! Quick responses, helpful and nice. Everything ran smooth! THANK YOU for sharing your beautiful room with us, we had a great time!!!
Sincerely, The Keith's.
My husband and I stayed at this resort in the past, so we knew we wanted to stay here again for our trip this year. The room was great! We had never used VRBO before, and we were pleasantly surprised to find this room. Donna was great! She helped answer any questions I had prior to booking (quite a few) and kept me updated and informed about the resort throughout the months leading to our stay. She even helped us with a late check out the day we were leaving! It was so nice and easy from booking the room to checking out at the hotel.
The room was amazing. We loved the view of the pool/ocean. The sunrises were spectacular! The room was clean and well-maintained. The hotel staff are great and very helpful as well. The location of the resort is close to everything. You are not more than 90 minutes from any side of the island and close to shops and restaurants. Renting a car is helpful!
We have been to the island twice before and love everything about the island. My husband and I like to hike and snorkel and this island is perfect for that. We spent time snorkeling on the south shore near Poipu and also along the east shore at Kalapaki beach and Lydgate beach. We took a day and hiked the Kalalau trail back to the falls which was an amazing hike! Waimea Canyon is also awesome to see and the hikes around the canyon are breathtaking. We rented bicycles from Hele on Kauai Bike Rentals, 2 bikes for 2 hours for $20! We rode the Ke Ala Hele Makalae trail which is a paved path along the east cost. It's a beautiful path. As you can see, there are so many wonderful things to do on the island! Both my husband and I would recommend doing the helicopter tour of the island if you have the chance. We did the tour on our first trip to the island, so many of the things we have done we have both the land and air perspectives.
We ate at some great places while on Kauai. It is tough for us because I have to eat gluten free, but on the island there are a great variety of restaurants that cater to dietary needs. Duke's Canoe Club, Verde, and Pau Hana Pizza are some of the delicious places we ate. My husband has tried many shaved ice vendors and feels that Hee Fat in Kapaa is the best. The macadamia nut milkshakes from Shave Ice Paradise in Hanalei are to die for! If you are looking for a good breakfast, Kalaheo Cafe is delicious.
I could go on and on about all the things I love about this island. We love staying at this resort and cannot wait to be back (hopefully soon)!
We truly enjoyed the Kuaui Beach resort and the King Sized Room for the first 5 days of our honeymoon. Thank you to Donna for such a wonderful place to stay- Mahalo! The view was perfect in every way- the beach, pool, and mountains were all visible out the window. The room was clean and very comfortable and the resort was in a perfect location to explore the island! We watched the sunrise almost every morning off of our lanai, and the KBR is certainly top notch in every way with delicious food at the restaurants. We loved our helicopter tour with Jack Harter and kayaked the entire Napali Coast (which was not for the faint of heart!) We also enjoyed eating at the Beach House in Poipu and the Dolphin in Hanalei. Hanalei certainly has the best beaches to visit. This Island is truly magical, and we would come back and stay here in a heartbeat!
We are a couple from germany. Everything was perfect.
We can go along with our previous speaker.
If we come back to Kauai - we would like to stay here again
we can really recommend this unit . MAHALO Donna.
The Kauai Beach Resort has become my "home" in Hawaii. The entire experience there was delightful, with all amenities up to date, extremely well maintained, and wonderful hotel staff.
This finely appointed room has the very best ocean and pool views in the entire resort complex, and it is a pleasure to sit on the lanai to take in the wonderful views and to listen to the gentle ocean waves on the beach. This is the second time I've stayed in the unit, and hopefully will do so again.
The room is very nice, clean, and well appointed. The towels and bedding and beds are top quality, as is the cleaning service, although at an additional charge. I do think that the hotel could charge less for parking, however, as at $12.95 per day it adds up a bit, and maybe somehow should be built into the price of the room rate.
I particularly liked the gym facility, as well as the pools, and the casual and informal poolside dining.
A very big bonus of the Kauai Beach Resort, is the close proximity to many of the sights the island has to offer, and is not far from Kapaa, Lihue, or Poipu to the sourth. Be sure to visit nearby Lydgate Park, and walk along the almost deserted beaches there.
You will not be disappointed by this experience, that's for sure. Donna is exceptional to deal with in making your KBR travel booking arrangements.
Please don't hesitate, the KBR and this room will be an outstanding vacation choice.
I've been back to the mainland for a little less than a week and I'm already wishing I was back at this room at the Kauai Beach Resort waking in the morning to that GORGEOUS view from my bed of the Pacific sunrise, pool, trees and ocean waves!
A friend and I were in Kauai for a mutual friend's wedding so there were many many wedding adventures already planned for us as part of the wedding party. We were the only ones in the wedding party who stayed at this resort but I was SOOOO happy with our location. It was close to the airport and centrally located for just about everything we did. Nothing is within walking distance but that was fine. We covered the entire island during this trip and everything was easily accessible.
The room is definitely like a typical hotel room. Comfortable for 2 adults but I wouldn't have wanted to share that bathroom with 4 people in the room. The beds were extremely comfortable and the A/C worked great! We were awakened pretty much every morning by loud slamming of doors by the other people on the floor. It was annoying but certainly not a deal breaker. The view from the room was breathtaking and I think I took a pic of it every day!
The pools were wonderful. Plenty of lounge chairs. Even when it was busy, it was still quiet and nothing like "south Florida" busy! We had food from the Tiki Bar at the pool and it was good. Great service. Enjoyed being able to get fresh towels without any problems. The beach was gorgeous to wade and walk. The resort itself was more beautiful in person than the pics show.
Over-all it was an excellent experience. My one negative was that the Wireless internet service was only available in the lobby/restaurant area. There was no wireless available to purchase for in-room service. My Sprint phone service was very poor on the island, didn't work in my room and it drained my battery quickly so I was dependent on the wireless service in the lobby for all my communicating. I had to stay in the lobby late each night to load pics from our day and I would have MUCH rather done that in the comfort of my room. For me, that was a big inconvenience. I saw alot of the same folks in the lobby at night like me... everyone trying to use the wireless service.
Great restaurant experiences: Dukes and Hukilau Lanai. Shrimp Station had the best coconut shrimp I've ever eaten. http://www.napaliseabreezetours.com was the BEST catamaran trip up the coast. Don't miss the Waimea Canyon drive. AMAZING!
Kauai, Hawaii Fern Grotto
Kauai Waimea Canyon
Kauai Na Pali Coast
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Kauai, Hawaii Wailua River State Park
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Hawaii Kilauea Lighthouse
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Hawaii Kilohana Plantation
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1 night minimum stay
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1 night minimum stay
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Please Note: The owner of this property accepts payment in the original currency specified (USD), before use of conversion tool. The conversion tool is provided for your convenience only. The owner may accept other currencies if specifically agreed in advance.


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Georg Friedrich Händel (1685-1759): Duette aus Oratorien
- Georg Friedrich Händel (1685-1759)
- Duette aus Oratorien
- Carolyn Sampson, Robin Blaze
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- Künstler: Carolyn Sampson, Robin Blaze, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Kraemer
- Label: BIS, DDD, 2005
- Bestellnummer: 4317388
- Erscheinungstermin: 10.2.2006
ProduktinfoPure delight: two of Britain's most exciting singers together with one of the most vibrant of the English period bands, in a collection of wonderful duets from Händel's English oratorios and odes. Both Carolyn Sampson and Robin Blaze collaborate with Masaaki Suzuki in his recordings of Bach Cantatas, for which they are receiving high praise. 'Sampson's rounded, lyrical, glowing tone is just what I want to hear in the warm-hearted soprano cantata O holder Tag' said the critic in International Record Review about BIS-CD-1411, whereas The Times, UK, has described Robin Blaze as being 'blessed with a most alluring countertenor – creamy in tone, naturally expressive, exquisitely controlled…'. These qualities certainly all come to the fore in this selection of duets which, while mainly gathered from religious works, focus on that general subject of interest: Love. Love between husband and wife, between Kings and Queens, between lovers, between conqueror and vanquished. In the course of this string of melodious pearls flow streams of pleasure, great victors are greeted and freedom smiles – all depicted with wonderful charm and feeling by Sampson, Blaze and The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment conducted by Nicholas Kraemer.
"The point of this disc is evidently to bring together in mouthwatering partnership two of the most dulcet-voiced young Baroque singers Britain has to offer, and it does not take long to discover that that is a very good idea indeed. ... With intelligent, kind-hearted accompaniements from Nicholas Kraemer and the OAE, this is a truly beautiful Handel recording, a disc to give pleasure for years to come" Gramophone 05 / 2006
"Carolyn Sampson and Robin Blaze both belong to the rising generation of British Baroque Singers, and their voice, a brighttoned diamantine soprano an soft-grained, very English-sounding countertenor, lend very well in this attractive programme. … Nicholas Kraemer and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment provide a stylish, luxurious instrumental underlay and the sound is excellent" International Record Review 04 / 2006
PressestimmenM. Hengelbrock in FonoForum 08 / 06: "Carolyn Sampson und Robin Blaze haben nicht nur traumhaft schöne Stimmen, sondern gehen auch gestalterisch mit einer bemerkenswerten Sensibilität aufeinander und auf die Musik ein. Ebenso subtil ist die Orchesterbegleitung: Ausgehend von einer exzellenten Spieltechnik und Klangkultur werden Phrasen und Stimmungsbögen so detailgetreu und homogen nachgezeichnet, dass keine Fragen mehr offen bleiben."
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Stevo's Sting - Malthouse had to go
Channel 7's Chief AFL Reporter Mark Stevens says Mick Malthouse was never a good fit at Carlton and won't be missed.
Channel 7's Chief AFL Reporter Mark Stevens says Mick Malthouse was never a good fit at Carlton and won't be missed.
Former West Coast premiership-winning coach John Worsfold has ruled himself out of the Carlton coaching role.
Former West Coast coach John Worsfold says he's not ready to step back into a head coaching role just yet, but may be open to offers in future years.
Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley says Mick Malthouse's legacy has not been tarnished, despite his sacking from Carlton.
Fremantle will be aiming to make it nine straight wins when they take on the Crows at Adelaide Oval on Saturday night.
In the wake Mick Malthouse's sacking as Carlton coach, social media went into overdrive making fun of the situation.
Dale Thomas has heaped praise on departed Carlton coach Mick Malthouse and his interim replacement, John Barker.
AFL coaching veteran Mick Malthouse says he's moving on with his life after his messy split from Carlton.
Sydney AFL star Ben McGlynn expects to face a Carlton side on Friday fired up by the events of a turbulent week.
New Carlton coach John Barker says they must become more competitive and need to try things to turn around their terrible form.


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Delegate Steve Landes (R-Weyers Cave)
- Party
- Republican
- District
- 25: Counties of Albemarle (part), Augusta (part), and Rockingham (part) [map]
- Took Office
- January 1996
- Next Election
- November 2015
- Committees
- Appropriations, Education (Chair), Privileges and Elections, Rules
- Age
- 55
- Website
- stevelandes.com
- Copatroning Habits
- 77% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 84% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 68% of them are Republicans.
- Partisanship
- Tag Cloud
- Bills Passed
- 23.5% in 2014
- Campaign Contributions
- $38,605.31 cash on hand (May 2013 report)
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|Political Action Committee
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|Political Action Committee
|Virginia Uranium Inc
|Uranium Development
|HCA for Good Government
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|Political Action Committee
|Dominion Political Action Committee - VA
|Political Action Committee
|Virginia Credit Union Political Action Committee
|Political Action Committee
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|Coal producer
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|Political Action Committee
The Charlottesville Newsplex: Delegate Landes Tours UVa, Talks Future of Higher Education
May 20, 2015
The Daily Progress: House committee tours Valley state facilities and hears needs
May 21, 2015
Staunton News Leader: Veterans to host Memorial Day event
May 21, 2015
NBC 29 News: VA. Lawmakers Reviewing Performance of Departments
May 11, 2015
The Daily Progress: News from around the Valley for May 8
May 8, 2015
These are all of the video clips of Steve Landes's remarks on the floor of the House since 2009. There are 256 video clips in all.
- HB1283: Commission on Federal Oversight; report.
- HB1307: Public elementary and secondary schools; student identification numbers.
- HB1334: Students' personally identifiable information; (DOE) to develop certain policies.
- HB1335: Education; agency coordination.
- HB1336: SCHEV; policy on course credit at higher educational institutions.
- HB1518: Primary elections; voter registration by political party.
- HB1587: Deemed consent for blood testing; minors.
- HB1588: Economic development policy; Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry added to certain committee.
- HB1958: DOC, Board and Director of; prohibiting inmate possession of obscene materials, powers and duties.
- HB1960: Innovation and Entrepreneurship Investment Authority; membership of the board of directors.
- HB1962: School board members, local; professional development activities requirement.
- HB2290: University of Virginia; terms of rector and vice-rector.
- HJ26: Law-enforcement agencies; JLARC to study reorganizing functions under Virginia State Police.
- HJ498: United States Constitution; modification of process for amendment.
- HJ501: Study; JLARC; reorganization of law-enforcement agencies; report.
- HJ555: Higher education; endorsement of SCHEV's statewide strategic plan, report.
- HJ562: Celebrating the life of Dennis Owen Burnett.
- HJ565: Celebrating the life of Dee E. Floyd.
- HJ633: Constitutional amendment; Board of Education, powers and duties.
- HJ637: Medicaid; JLARC to study the Commonwealth's program.
- HJ682: Commending John B. Davis.
- HJ707: Postsecondary Institution Ratings System; opposition to federal system.
- HB197: Virginia history and United States Constitution; supplementary written materials on documents.
- HB198: Student discipline; expulsion due to firearm or drug offenses.
- HB199: Local government expenditures or reductions; DLS to identify legislation affecting.
- HB200: Student information; release to federal government agencies.
- HB201: Rural Virginia, Center for; adds Secretary of Agriculture & Forestry as member of Board of Trustees.
- HB205: Student-athlete discipline policies; brd. of visitors of higher ed. institutions to establish.
- HB286: State Inspector General; appointment by General Assembly.
- HB287: State Inspector General, Office of; powers and duties.
- HB288: House of Delegates districts; technical adjustment.
- HB321: Entrepreneur-in-Residence Program; created.
- HB571: State Inspector General, Office of; powers and duties.
- HB932: Virginia Jobs Investment Program; changes in administration.
- HB1229: A-to-F grading system; delays date for implementing individual school performance grading system.
- HJ26: Law-enforcement agencies; JLARC to study reorganizing functions under Virginia State Police.
- HJ27: United States Constitution; memorializing Va. Congressional Delegation to propose an amendment.
- HJ41: Standards of Learning; joint committees to study options for reducing number of assessments.
- HJ190: Individuals with intellectual & developmental disabilities; SHHR to study supported decision-making.
- HJ204: Commending the Augusta County Historical Society.
- HJ238: Commending the Wilson Memorial High School baseball team.
- HJ239: Celebrating the life of Roscoe Edward Burgess, Sr.
- HJ303: Commending Dee E. Floyd.
- HJ362: Commending Duane E. Snow.
- HJ363: Commending Dennis S. Rooker.
- HJ390: Commending Bonnie L. Simmons.
- HJ415: Celebrating the life of David Richard Beyeler.
- HJ429: Celebrating the life of Lieutenant Colonel Merritt P. Walls, USA (Ret.).
- HJ5029: Celebrating the life of William David Wampler.
- HJ5036: Commending the Western Albemarle High School girls' swim team.
- HJ5104: Commending the Bridgewater College men's baseball team.
- HJ5105: Commending Starr Hill Brewery.
- HJ5112: Commending R. Edward Howell.
- HJ5113: Commending the Fort Defiance High School Envirothon team.
- HJ5175: Celebrating the life of Robert Charles Baber.
- HR96: Celebrating the life of Dr. David H. Holt.
- HB1306: Federal Oversight, Commission on; established, report.
- HB1939: Local officers; localities to temporarily designate someone to fill position in case of an absence.
- HB1940: Community Colleges, State Board for, et al; faculty representatives & student representatives.
- HB1942: Vote centers; authorizes State Board of Election to establish pilot program.
- HB1945: MEI Project Site Planning Grant Fund; revises definition.
- HB1952: Higher educational institutions; board of visitors governance, report.
- HB1955: Impersonating a law-enforcement officer or other public safety personnel; impersonating, penalty.
- HB2114: State Inspector General; additional powers and duties, report.
- HB2144: Standards of Quality; waivers from third grade Standards of Learning assessments in certain schools.
- HB2295: Intergovernmental Affairs, Office of; duties of Assistant to Governor.
- HJ716: Commending Camden Dellinger.
- HJ717: Commending the Western Albemarle High School boys' tennis team.
- HJ718: Commemorating the life and legacy of Michael Wise.
- HJ773: Commending Augusta Health.
- HJ774: Commending the Honorable Humes J. Franklin, Jr.
- HJ793: Commending the Honorable William D. Heatwole.
- HJ822: Commending South River Elementary School.
- HJ911: Commending the Augusta Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol.
- HJ912: Commending A. C. Powers.
- HJ913: Commending Tricia Ross.
- HJ926: Commending Houff Transfer, Inc.
- HJ5012: Commending the Western Albemarle High School girls' swim and dive team.
- HB21: Polling places; requirements for county precinct.
- HB766: Governor's Agriculture and Forestry Industries Development Fund; established, report.
- HB767: Small Business Jobs Grant Fund Program; developed to assist small businesses job creation.
- HB768: Virginia Jobs Investment Program; created, Dept. of Business Assistance to administer programs.
- HB769: Elections; party identification on ballots in local elections.
- HB770: Emergency protective orders; not to be issued against law-enforcement officer performing his duties.
- HB771: Campus police officers; included in definition of law-enforcement officers.
- HB772: Inspector General, State; investigator included in definition of law-enforcement officer.
- HB773: Local government; publication of notices for charter changes, etc.
- HB774: License plates, special; repeals issuance to supporters celebrating centennial of Fort Belvoir.
- HB775: Public assistance; social services to collect accurate contact information from applicants.
- HB776: Federal Oversight, Commission on; created, report.
- HB777: Evaluate Tax Preferences, Joint Subcommittee to; established, report.
- HB1034: Interstate agreements, certain; State withdrawal from Southern Growth Policies Agreement.
- HB1181: Public schools; reading intervention.
- HB1259: State Compensation Board; abolishes Board and assigns its duties.
- HJ4: License tax business classifications and tax rates, local; Department of Taxation to study.
- HJ108: Higher educational institutions; JLARC to study cost efficiency and opportunities to reduce cost.
- HJ109: United States Constitution; urges Congress to propose an amendment to impose a balance budget.
- HJ205: Commending Wendell L. Coleman.
- HJ206: Commending Gerald W. Garber.
- HJ207: Commending Larry C. Howdyshell.
- HJ208: Commending the Fort Defiance High School Envirothon team.
- HJ209: Commending Bob Hill.
- HJ215: Celebrating the life of the Honorable A. Lee McGratty.
- HJ256: Celebrating the life of Joseph Temple Henley, Jr.
- HJ257: Celebrating the life of Lawrence S. Eagleburger.
- HJ259: Commending the White Hall Ruritan Club on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
- HJ307: Commending Jon Fried.
- HJ341: Commending Jeremy L. Shifflett.
- HJ382: Commending the Turner Ashby High School one-act play ensemble.
- HJ464: Celebrating the life of Roger Lee Zirkle.
- HB1454: License plates, special; repeals references to those with expired authorizations.
- HB1455: Wiretap devices; supervision and control by sheriff or chief of police.
- HB1521: Water authorities, sewer authorities, etc.; specified as political subdivisions of State.
- HB1522: Water and waste authorities; eminent domain powers.
- HB1523: Sex offenders; prohibiting entry onto school grounds or other property, penalty.
- HB1524: Retail Sales and Use Tax; collection by certain contractors.
- HB2076: Inspector General, Office of; established.
- HB2077: Mandatory testing; exclusion of certain students.
- HB2078: Agricultural and Forestal Districts Act; creates program administrator, review of applications.
- HB2079: Local government; publication of notices for charter changes, referenda, and public hearings, etc.
- HB2080: Elections; acquisition of voting equipment by localities.
- HB2081: Death certificates; up to 10 certified copies shall be provided not to exceed fee for one copy.
- HB2417: Cable television system, etc.; contracts with electric cooperative facilities for pole attachments.
- HB2491: Virginia Correctional Enterprises; mandatory procurement, exception.
- HJ646: Year-round schools; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study efficacy thereof.
- HJ767: Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of President Ronald Wilson Reagan.
- HJ836: Celebrating the life of the Honorable George Moffett Cochran.
- HJ837: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Thomas H. Wood, Sr.
- HJ844: Commending Chief Douglas Davis.
- HJ845: Commending Augusta Health.
- HB582: Center for Rural Virginia; expansion and promotion of agricultural opportunities.
- HB583: Farm businesses; local restrictions.
- HB584: Highway rest areas and residency offices; VDOT to reopen.
- HB585: VCIN; person who has violated provisions of his post-release supervision to be entered into system.
- HB586: Local government; publication of notices for charter changes, referenda, and public hearings.
- HB587: Pharmacists; supervision of pharmacy technicians.
- HB588: Alcoholic beverages; portion of wine liter tax collected to be deposited in Wine Promotion Fund.
- HB589: Code Commission; expands membership.
- HB590: Professional and Occupational Regulation, Department of; removes obsolete language from Title 54.1.
- HB591: Administrative Process Act; removes obsolete exemptions.
- HB592: Federal rent control; repealing Code that declared unneccessary.
- HB593: License plates, special; repeals authorizations for issuance when required minimum not received.
- HB943: Small Business Jobs Grant Fund; created.
- HB944: Governor's reports; to provide monthly reports on revenue collections and quarterly assessments.
- HB945: Disability services boards; eliminates requirement that localities establishes.
- HB946: Financial institutions; method of obtaining records concerning banking and credit cards.
- HB947: Restricted permit; adds driving to and from grocery store to list of places person can drive.
- HJ270: Commending Vector Industries, Inc., on the occasion of its 40th anniversary.
- HJ298: Celebrating the life of William Clark Jordan.
- HJ299: Celebrating the life of Carter Randolph Allen.
- HJ302: Commending the Honorable Thomas H. Wood.
- HJ325: Commending Cities of Waynesboro, Staunton, and County of Augusta on partnership with Augusta Health.
- HJ374: Celebrating the life of Orvin Herman Kiser, Sr.
- HJ417: Commending the Wilson Memorial High School debate team.
- HR5: State sovereignty; Congress urged to honor Tenth amendment of U.S. Constitution.
- HB86: Unused Pharmaceuticals Disposal Program; created.
- HB311: Mopeds; driving on suspended license.
- HB312: Miscarriage or stillbirth; unintentional cause thereof.
- HB1586: License plates, special; expired authorizations for certain foundations.
- HB1631: Interstate Public-Private Partnership Compact; repealing establishment thereof.
- HB1763: Naming of bridges; repeals section of Code that overlaps with provisions in another Code section.
- HB2345: Animal laws; correct error in 2008 recodification of Title 3.1 to allow town to adopt by reference.
- HB2346: Pensions paid to widows and maiden or widowed daughters of Confederate veterans; repealed.
- HB2347: Income tax, state; repeals obsolete code sections for purchasing of machinery and equipment.
- HB2348: Fiduciaries distributing intangible personal property to file informative tax returns; repealed.
- HB2349: Richmond Metropolitan Authority; created.
- HB2350: Transportation of troops by railroad; repeals obsolete section.
- HB2351: Natural Resources Commitment Fund; Dept. of Conservation, etc., to provide annual funding needed.
- HB2352: Donation of prescription medication; clarifies liability of pharmaceutical manufacturers.
- HB2353: School for Deaf and Blind; re-establishes Board of Visitors thereof.
- HB2354: Suspension of mandates; requires Governor to temporarily suspend on locality facing fiscal stress.
- HB2355: Local government; publication of notices for charter changes, referenda, and public hearings, etc;
- HB2587: Transient occupancy tax; any county ordinance may levy on single-family residences rented out.
- HJ649: Celebrating the life of Carter Randolph Allen.
- HJ650: Celebrating the life of Lemuel Edward Irvin.
- HJ722: Lyndhurst Station; recognized for its distinctive and historic place in State history.
- HJ723: No Child Left Behind; Division of Legislative Services to collect data and information on impact.
- HJ886: Celebrating the life of Louis J. Hausrath.
- HJ894: Commending James R. Perkins.
- HJ895: Commending the Weyers Cave Ruritan Club.
- HJ896: Commending the New Hope Ruritan Club.
- HJ897: Commending the Mt. Sidney Ruritan Club.
- HJ954: Commending the Honorable A. Lee McGratty.
- HJ5024: Commending the Honorable Thomas H. Wood, Jr.
- HB84: Virginia-North Carolina Interstate Toll Road Compact; repealing Compact.
- HB85: Prescription Medication Donation Program; established.
- HB86: Unused Pharmaceuticals Disposal Program; created.
- HB87: License plates, special; repeals authorizations for issuance of certain license plates.
- HB117: Community College Scholarship Match Program; created.
- HB118: Higher education; required to report to SCHEV on steps taken to ensure academic freedom, etc.
- HB119: Soil and water conservation districts; Attorney General to represent in any suits or actions.
- HB311: Mopeds; driving on suspended license.
- HB312: Miscarriage or stillbirth; unintentional cause thereof.
- HB313: Freedom of Information Act; working papers and correspondence.
- HB1331: Agriculture and Consumer Services, Department of; recodifying laws pertaining to agriculture, etc.
- HB1332: DEQ; authority to issue and enforce permits, etc. related to air and water pollution.
- HB1333: Sexual battery; manner by which committed.
- HB1334: Conflict of Interests Act, State and Local Government; acceptance of awards.
- HB1335: Natural Resources Commitment Fund; created.
- HB1372: Honey houses; repeals inspection thereof.
- HB1425: No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education to make recommendation in regard to participation.
- HB6014: Interstate Public-Private Partnership Compact; repeals establishment thereof.
- HJ46: Service Fee Directory; comprehensive information system to replace or revise.
- HJ49: Celebrating the life of Richard Earl Connellee, Sr.
- HJ50: Commending the Town of Elkton on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.
- HJ202: Commending the Fishburne Military School rifle team.
- HJ267: Commending BRCC SIFE -- Blue Ridge Community College Students in Free Enterprise team.
- HJ268: Commending Augusta and Rockbridge Counties 4-H livestock judging team.
- HJ294: Commending Jon Fried.
- HJ374: Celebrating the life of Welty H. Hensley.
- HJ551: Commending Richard H. Graham.
- HJ5024: Commending the Honorable Thomas H. Wood, Jr.
- HB920: License plates, special; issuance to supporters of childhood cancer awareness.
- HB923: Condemned property; compensation for property owners.
- HB1200: Population brackets; replaces other descriptions found in Code of Virginia with locality names.
- HB1623: Code Commission; makes technical changes to reporting requirements of obsolete provisions.
- HB1643: Intellectual diversity; higher educational institutions to report to Council of Higher Ed. thereon.
- HB1689: Municipal solid waste; regulation thereof.
- HB1690: Worksite health promotion grants program; repeals program.
- HB1691: Medical care facilities certificate of public need; transition to elimination thereof.
- HB2531: Hunters; required to identify himself when retrieving hunting dogs from landowner's property.
- HB2532: Unborn child; unintentionally causing miscarriage or stillbirth thereof punishable as felony.
- HB2533: Criminal warrants; authorizes sheriff or his deputy to issue.
- HB2534: Truck climbing lanes; requiring trucks and combination vehicles to keep to right on interstate.
- HB2535: Sexual battery; manner by which is committed.
- HB2536: Special license plates; repeal of authorizations.
- HB2537: Administrative Process Act; amends by renumbering provisions of various codes.
- HB2538: Transportation Commissioner;enter on land to ascertain its suitability for transportation purposes.
- HB2539: Water Resources and Wetlands Protection Program; created.
- HB2540: Lance Corporal Jason Redifer Memorial Bridge; designating as Route 608 bridge over I-64 in Augusta.
- HB2541: Lance Corporal Daniel Scott Resner Bubb Memorial Bridge; designating as Route 256 bridge over I-81.
- HB2542: No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education requesting waiver from certain provisions.
- HB2928: Population brackets; replaces other descriptions found in Code of Virginia with locality names.
- HB3075: Wildlife Center; authorizes vehicles owned thereby to rescue or euthanize injured wildlife.
- HB3113: Environmental Quality, Department of; consolidation of various boards, increase of authority.
- HB3171: Economic Development Partnership Authority; General Assembly may appropriate grants thereto.
- HJ146: Constitutional amendment; legislative and organizational sessions of General Assembly (1st ref.).
- HJ147: General Assembly; joint committee established to oversee provision of revenue estimates therefor.
- HJ671: Commending the Fort Defiance High School Envirothon.
- HJ673: Celebrating the life of Richard Lee Meador.
- HJ683: Substance abuse; JLARC to study actual cost to State.
- HJ808: Celebrating the life of Allie Ray Hull.
- HJ833: Commending Officer Scott Craig and Corporal Dave Shaw.
- HJ897: Commending the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center.
- HJ953: Commending O. Beverley Roller.
- HR45: Video &audio transmission of daily sessions of House of Delegates; procedures to be adopted.
- HB1: Highways; adjustment of claims resulting from certain contracts.
- HB2: Richmond-Petersburg Tnpk. Auth. & Elizabeth River Tunnel Commission; eliminates obsolete references.
- HB47: Douthat State Park; pilot program repealed.
- HB48: CHAMPS program; coordinated medical care in City of Chesapeake.
- HB49: Scholars Program; provisions relating thereto.
- HB50: Work-Study Program; provisions relating thereto.
- HB740: Code Commission; authorized to publish renumbered code and delineates savings provisions.
- HB786: Income tax, state; credit for purchase of long-term care insurance.
- HB920: License plates, special; issuance to supporters of childhood cancer awareness.
- HB921: Manner by which sexual battery is committed.
- HB922: Fishburne Military School; officers recognized as commissioned officers of unorganized militia.
- HB923: Condemned property; compensation for property owners.
- HB924: Condemnation of property; definition of public uses by localities.
- HB925: Reimbursement for damages; property owner shall have right to recover costs against VDOT.
- HB926: Economic Development for Virginians with Disabilities Grant Program; created.
- HB927: License plates, special; expired authorizations.
- HB928: License plates, special; those issued to members of General Assembly shall be same as district no.
- HB1185: Water Protection Permits; regulation of agricultural withdrawals.
- HB1186: Legislative appointees; designates authorities to appoint legislators who serve on certain boards.
- HB1187: Electric authorities; distributing electric energy for retail sales to customers within area.
- HB1188: Charter; Town of Elkton.
- HB1189: Mutual aid agreements; all sheriffs have authority to enter into.
- HB1200: Population brackets; replaces other descriptions found in Code of Virginia with locality names.
- HB1232: Involuntary manslaughter; unintentionally causing death of fetus punishable thereas.
- HB1376: Minority Business Enterprise; streamline certification program.
- HB1427: No Child Left Behind; Bd. of Education to develop plan to identify initiatives funded thereby.
- HB1428: No Child Left Behind Act; Board of Education encouraged to request waivers and exemptions.
- HB1441: Law-enforcement officer; definition thereof.
- HJ14: Celebrating the life of Shirly Brandt Kiger.
- HJ15: Commending Joseph Byron Yount III.
- HJ16: Commending the Fort Defiance High School Envirothon team.
- HJ97: Medicaid; JLARC to study asset transfers being used to shelter assests to qualify for services.
- HJ109: Celebrating the life of Lieutenant Colonel Darel Dean Leetun.
- HJ112: Commending the Virginia Health Care Foundation for its service to the Commonwealth.
- HJ146: Constitutional amendment; legislative and organizational sessions of General Assembly (1st ref.).
- HJ147: General Assembly; joint committee established to oversee provision of revenue estimates therefor.
- HJ148: Biodiesel fuels; state agencies to implement use thereof in fleet vehicles owned/operated thereby.
- HJ167: Social services system; joint subcommittee to study within State.
- HJ186: Celebrating the life of Lance Corporal Daniel Scott Resner Bubb.
- HJ188: Commending the Elkton-Grottoes Community Junior League girls' All-star softball team.
- HJ248: Celebrating the life of Norman Kiser.
- HJ302: Commending Officer Scott M. Shackleton and Sgt. Jeffrey S. Ury of the Waynesboro Police Department.
- HJ303: Commending Deputy Steven V. von Schilling of the Waynesboro Sheriff's Office.
- HJ408: Celebrating the life of Rudolph L. Shaver.
- HJ416: Commending Augusta Medical Center for national recognition as an outstanding community hospital.
- HJ459: Celebrating the life of Olive Iola Clark.
- HJ5077: Commending the Fort Defiance High School Envirothon team.
- HJ5125: Celebrating the life of Colonel Edward Bickford Young, Jr.


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I think it matters for one thing salt water over time will eat the insides of the engine if it is raw water cooled. So it depends on the age of the boat and the engine it has. Also a boat that I have seen from the late 69 had standard plumbing fittings for their water lines (engine cooling lines) and I believe these would corrode over time using salt water. Also I think there will be more fouling on the hull if the boat sits in salt water unless the owner has kept up with bottom painting. Just some thoughts, I am a newbie but from my reading and discussions thats what I have gathered. I am sure additional people will chime in to hopfully validate my response. Hope it helps!
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