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Located in the heart of Hualalai Resort on the 18th fairway, this exquisite luxury Golf Villa is the perfect vacation rental for a truly memorable Big Island experience. You will enjoy total privacy surrounded by nature and beauty from every vantage. The rapidly changing sky and seascape are dramatically intertwined with each glorious day at the villa. The open floor plan is elegantly decorated with subtle sophistication for comfort and relaxation. The indoor and outdoor spaces blend into one when the sliding wall units are all open to the gentle tropical breezes and stunning sunsets.
This privately owned villa provides everything you would want for a vacation in paradise. There are three complete bedrooms each with private bathrooms. The master also includes a refreshing outdoor shower in a very private tropical garden setting.
The golf villa includes a full laundry room facility, private covered lanais off of every bedroom and a gourmet kitchen for real cooks .As an added feature Room Service from the Four Seasons Resort is available to this golf villa. A private golf cart is provided for your convenience as well as full use of the residential concierge to help with all of your planning or scheduling needs.
Additionally, this villa is a short walk away from many wonderful world class activities and services included in the Four Seasons Resort amenities. Golf is right outside the back door at the Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course and only minutes from the Spa, Fitness Center, Tennis Center, five swimming pools, the beach, several fine restaurants, shopping, cultural center ,child care and much more. Being within walking distance makes the location of this golf villa very appealing and gives you more opportunities to fully utilize all of these glorious amenities.
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Dear Ida,
The photo of the sunset below was taken from your villa. The family had such a wonderful time!
Your villa is lovely in every respect. The location along the 18th fairway affords a wonderful view of the ocean but is far enough away to feel private. Everything is within easy walking distance. We took advantage of the gym and spa facilities and all of the pools including the Kings Pond.
The villa is beautifully decorated. We were 5 adults and enjoyed the comfortable and spacious shared living space. Great large flat screen TV for all the football fans in the family! We appreciated the fact that all the bedrooms had their own bathroom. The kitchen was great to cook in and well equipped. There was lots of room for the cook and all the spectators who were enjoying a glass of wine and cheering her on. Thank you for your hospitality and your welcome gift. It was really appreciated.
We can hardly wait to return to the beautiful island of Kona!
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I have to say this was the best vacation I have had in years! I had been swamped at work and wanted nothing more than to relax and enjoy the sun. And that's just what I did during my stay at the Golf Villa at Hualalai. I was able to come home from vacation actually well rested and relaxed. Something that is not that common these days.
This Golf Villa is set up great and has everything you need right there! There was no need to leave the villa or even the resort. We woke up to a great view of the golf course and the ocean. I loved how the doors opened up to a huge lanai where we could use the BBQ and enjoy our dinner outside, or just lay out and read a great book. The Villa was great because it gave us the option to prepare food there in the fabulous kitchen or walk over to the Four Seasons Hotel and enjoy one of their many restaurants. You can also order room service from Four Seasons at the Villa for those really lazy days!
The best thing about the Villa is the location, is it being located at the Four Seasons Resort. Right next to us we had a vast array of amenities and activities all without having to leave the resort.
I would definitely recommend this rental. It is perfect for the relax and do nothing vacationer or the activity driven vacationer. I can't wait to go back next year to unwind and enjoy such a beautiful island!
Lovely furnishings, very tasteful and serene. Outstanding view of the golf course and ocean beyond. Unbeatable location--super close to the Four Seasons and all of the world-class amenities, including several great dining destinations. Absolutely nothing missing for a perfect stay in Paradise! You don't ever have to get in your car if you don't want to....which we didn't!
I'm not really into renting things online so this was our first experience and I was a little nervous. Ida the owner was so lovely and extremely helpful with info prior to arriving. The property was perfect and exactly as it looked in the pictures. I personally loved the well done vintage Hawaiian look as it was comfortable, very light and airy with a vacation feeling-- I specifically did not want to rent a dark "modernly furnished" unit so I examined many in the research. And she promptly returned the deposit check which filled me with confidence -- we will rent her unit again!
Our family stayed at Ida's Golf Villa this past summer for 5 nights. The house was perfect for a family like ours. We were traveling with my parents and the villa was big enough for my husband and I and our kids and my parents. The kitchen was great that we have the options to cook and eat at the villa on some of the nights during our stay. The dining options at the Four Seasons was great too. The view from the villa is great as well. We like that the villa is on the 18th hole because there are lots of space for the kids to play and run around. There were activities at the Four Seasons Resort to keep everyone happy and busy. The beach and the pools were great if you decide to lay down and relax. My 5-year old son is very active and he enjoyed his time swimming, golfing and playing tennis at the Four Seasons. They have other great program for kids: movie at the outdoor theater, feeding the rays, star gazing and smores, and others. Ida has been very responsive and accommodating throughout our stay. We are looking forward to staying at your house again hopefully very soon.
This villa is as beautiful inside as the view is outside! So comfortable and relaxing. We saw many whales right from the porch. Lots of great activities. Thank you for sharing your Hawaiian paradise with us. We will be back!
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A weak October jobs report Monday combined with the release of a quarterly survey of business executives that showed little optimism about future prospects provided more evidence that Connecticut's economic recovery has stalled.
"We're in a race to create jobs and we can't get out of first gear," said Peter Gioia, an economist and vice president of the 10,000-member Connecticut Business & Industry Association, in a statement released Monday. "There's a widening gap in expectations for the state compared with the national picture."
The CBIA released its quarterly economic survey Monday, showing that only 13 percent of executives believe the state's economy is improving, while 25 percent see better times ahead for the nation as a whole. The third-quarter survey indicated 44 percent of executives expected the state's economy to worsen, which is an improvement from 58 percent in the first quarter but is still a much more morose assessment than given to the national picture.
The survey meshed with statistics released Monday by the state Department of Labor that showed Connecticut's unemployment rate rising a tenth of a point to 9 percent in October, compared with a national rate of 7.9 percent. The Norwich-New London area's October unemployment rate of 9 percent — unadjusted for seasonal factors — compares with a rate of 8.2 percent at the same time last year.
The Labor Department also released numbers showing that the state gained 1,200 jobs in October compared with the previous month, but has lost 2,800 positions since October of last year — with 2,200 of those jobs coming from the Norwich-New London area. Last month, the region saw a decline of 600 jobs.
"It appears that job growth rates have been slowing over the last two quarters," Andy Condon, director of the state Labor Department's office of research, said in a statement.
The state's reported September jobs gain of 2,000 was changed in the latest report to reflect a loss of 400 jobs after further analysis.
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"If these conflicting results tell any single story, it's that more people are attempting to enter the workforce because conditions are beginning to improve," Malloy said in a statement.
Jobs are up slightly so far in 2012, with an estimated 1,400 positions having been added to payrolls, but growth is far behind last year's pace of an additional 12,000 jobs in the first nine months.
"With October's results, we are, for the first time, showing year-over-year declines in job levels," Condon said. "However, we believe that when we complete our annual benchmark revisions in March, we will be showing as many as 8,000 to 9,000 more jobs in the state than the payroll survey currently indicates."
The Norwich-New London area leads all other areas of the state in year-over year job losses. The Hartford labor market is the only other region in the state to have seen job losses over the past 12 months.
Connecticut as a whole is only about a quarter of the way toward recovering the 117,500 jobs the state lost during the Great Recession. Jobs that have taken the biggest hit include government-related positions, with 11,100 losses; financial activities, 4,200; construction and mining, 1,200, and manufacturing, 800.
"We are battling strong headwinds, both at the national level and in Europe," Malloy said. "The more we learn about the Great Recession, the more we realize how long it's going to take to get us out of it."
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The Clear Lake boys passed a pair of legitimate tests to their number two (3A) ranking last week. The Lions earned wins over Webster City and Hampton-Dumont, but it was far from easy. Nonetheless, their success under pressure lifted them to a number one ranking this week.
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Guest house and vineyard situated on rolling hills near Grafton that offers guests " a little something extra".
Tree Top- A Loading Dock Guest House
Located in the heart of Grafton, Tree Tops is perfect for a family getaway or a stay-cation with your besties. With a queen sized bed and two twin beds, this cozy cottage is designed for four. Tree Tops boasts breathtaking views of the Mighty Mississippi from the private deck and shared patio below. Tree Tops is a second level guest house equipped with all the bells and whistles you've come to expect from a Loading Dock property.
Lamoreaux House
"We owe recovery of the Nauvoo bell to the Lamoreaux family" (http://www.lds.org/ensign/1981/02/i-have-a-question). Come and find out more about the controversial (and conflicting) stories surrounding the rescue and transportation of the Nauvoo Bell—stories posted throughout the house. Just down the street from the Nauvoo Temple, experience Nauvoo with this historic 1840s home as a base for all your adventures. Owned by the Lamoreaux family of Historic 1840s Nauvoo, sleeps ten comfortably, is within walking distance of the Nauvoo Temple, and has a modern addition with all the amenities. Although situated near Old Nauvoo and the wonderful historic sites down on the "flats," the home sits on quiet end of Knight Street and backs to a large communal back yard with a well-equipped pavilion that is also available for day-rental. Perfect for large groups or small families. The home sleeps ten comfortably with five bedrooms--four of them in the historic part of the house, and one in the loft. Two have king beds, and three queens. The large living room downstairs has lots of lounge and sitting room and a gas fireplace. The kitchen and separate dining area provide all the appliances and kitchen needs for a large family. A large, double-wide driveway for plenty of parking. The house addition includes a istoric stairway that was moved from a 150-year-old bank and a full service bathroom with Jacuzzi (and shower) on the main floor. There is also a full bath in the basement (with shower), and a half bath in the loft. There is a washer and dryer for guest use downstairs, and the home is centrally heated and cooled for year-round comfort. High speed Internet access, cable TV, and DVD player all for guest use. The deck out back is a perfect place for a BBQ or for relaxing on those warm summer evenings while enjoying the gentle summer breeze.
Althoff Motel
We are locally owned since 1985. We pride ourselves in having a quiet setting, clean comfortable rooms at reasonable rates. We are minutes away from, restaurants, shopping, Quincy University, and Interstate I-72. We also provide affordable fax and copy service.
White House Inn
This beautifully restored 1860s home offers four rooms, a full kitchen, a hot tub and the convenience of walking distance to everything in beautiful Nauvoo.
The Mix House
Experience Nauvoo in an original pioneer brick home. Built in 1846, the Mix house is located on historic Parley Street. With many period furnishings, this accurately restored home retains the feel of the period while providing modern comforts. The Mix House is 1.3 miles from the Temple, 1 mile from the Old Nauvoo Burial Grounds, Nauvoo State Park and the Rheinberger Museum. With farm ground on all four sides, enjoy country living within the city limits, complete with cattle and horses! In addition, Illinois' oldest operating winery is located an easy 5 minute walk along Parley Street.
The Napp Inn
Newly renovated accommodations. Enjoy breakfast or lunch in the new Bistro restaurant. Free wireless internet. Just off I-88.
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Quality Inn & Suites - Peoria
Welcome to the new Quality Inn & Suites of Peoria! Quality Inn is convenient to Northwoods Mall and Lakeview Museum. They are also within close proximity of Bradley University and OSF Saint Francis Medical Center. Relax at their newly renovated, modernized property that joins style and comfort in an affordable package. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and you can also request rollaway/extra beds. A beautiful layout, numerous amenities, and unparalleled service are here for you to enjoy! Featured amenities include a business center and express check-out. Planning an event in Peoria? This hotel has facilities measuring 988 square feet, including conference/meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available 24 hours).
Ten Acre Lodge
This beautiful Nauvoo home is situated on ten wooded acres in the country, about 8 miles from the temple. It is a split level and perfect for larger groups or families! There is plenty of room for parking, including RVs. The home features three bedrooms, all with queen beds, on the upper level, sharing a full-bath. The large living room has plenty of seating with a large spacious sectional that is also a sleeper sofa. Pianist will enjoy the Yamaha grand piano! And Also enjoy the Overhead Projection system with BluRay player and DISH network available for movie night with the family. High speed wireless internet is available throughout the home. The spacious kitchen will accommodate large families and has everything you need for your home away from home! Downstairs is a large family room with a couch and futon, and a beautiful fireplace as a center for family visiting. This room has been recently remodeled and also features a flat screen TV with DISH and BluRay player. There is a full bath with shower and tub on this level. The home has central air-conditioning for comfort during the summer months. The home comfortably sleeps 8 adults, and there is room for children and toddlers in sleeping bags on the floor. Large families will appreciate the seclusion of this home, where there is plenty of room on the back deck for bar-b-que, and the newly added fire pit area is great for a campfire for family games and fun, yet just a few minutes from historic old Nauvoo!
Monroe Street Suites
Monroe Street Suites is the first place to call when you need a place to stay in Pike County, IL. Their beautiful building is located in Pittsfield, the heart of Pike County. Just a block and a quarter southeast of the city square, they are within walking distance of many Pittsfield attractions. Guests enjoy luxurious hotel rooms, at affordable prices.
Hampton Inn Quincy
The Hampton Inn Quincy hotel is adjacent to Oakley-Lindsay Convention Center and convenient to the attractions, dining and shopping options of Quincy. Attend a trade show or concert at Oakley-Lindsay Convention Center, adjacent to our hotel. We're only three blocks from the Mississippi River and 15 miles from Hannibal, Missouri, the birthplace of Mark Twain. For a unique experience, go eagle watching at Quincy Lock & Damn #21. After a day of bird watching or shopping, return to your room and slip into your clean and fresh Hampton bed® for a good night's sleep at our Quincy, Illinois hotel.
James Myler Manor
Ground floor accommodations include a master bedroom/bath suite featuring a king size bed and a double queen room across the hall. A basic equipped kitchen, dining room, bath and a two story great room with a large screen TV complete the first floor. The back of the home is open and airy with two story windows that give you a beautiful view of the common area. Upstairs, there is a loft with seating and a secretary's desk, two more baths and three bedrooms, including a duplicate of the master suite on the first floor, a single queen bedroom and a large queen bedroom with four singles in two bunk beds. Each bedroom has a large closet and is furnished with a large dresser. In the basement there are laundry facilities, another bathroom and four twin beds. Constructed in 2006, the floor plan is 2,690 square feet and sleeps sixteen to twenty guests. The home has five bedrooms and six full bathrooms between the three levels. The two story great room with living area, dining area and large windows provide an excellent view of the Hyrum Kimball Village Pavilion and recreation area. The home is fully furnished and tastefully decorated.
Uptowne Suites
Located above Uptowne City Limits, theses suites offer overnight accommodations in the middle of Mt. Sterling. Each suite sleeps up to six people. Each features two bedrooms, large bathrooms and large living-kitchen areas. Suites offer their own washer and dryer, refrigerator, stove, dishes and big screen TVs with cable service. WiFi computer services are included.
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Hotel Nauvoo
The winding walnut staircase leads you to the eight beautifully restored guest rooms. Two suites have ample room for the entire family. Six others with queen or full size beds. Enjoy all the modern luxuries in historic ambiance. All rooms feature private bath, phone, cable TV, and free wireless Internet access. The Hotel Nauvoo is located in the heart of all of Nauvoo's attractions; within one block from Nauvoo's city park and walking distance from downtown shops, historic Nauvoo, and Nauvoo's Temple Square. The Hotel is also only a short walk from the Nauvoo Pageant. There is plenty of off street parking and all rooms are non-smoking, AAA approved, comfortable, and extra clean. We have a hospitality area, and use the highest quality mattresses to help ensure a good night's sleep.
Chestnut Street Inn
Award winning bed and breakfast and restaurant featuring Mediterranean Cuisine using locally available ingredients. If you are a foodie, you will love the Chestnut Street Inn. Chef Monika prepares Mediterranean inspired menus featuring locally sourced foods. Her passion for all things food related shines through in her creativity in the kitchen. You can enjoy an overnight and breakfast, a special prix-fixe dinner or even a cooking class. From free snacks and beverages available in the Butler's pantry to chocolates in the room to an expansive beer and wine list for purchase, anything your palate could desire is available here. Conveniently located off I-80. Four uniquely appointed guest suites, including private bathrooms.
William Watson Hotel
Our hotel was built in 1838 by William Watson. It was frequented by Abraham Lincoln and his contemporaries when practicing law in the old Pike County courthouse. We renovated for over two years and reopened in December 2008. All of us here at WWH are passionate about Pike County, and want to share that passion with you. Our hotel has turned into a great meeting place and a secluded getaway all in one. Give us a call and we will be happy to help you plan your visit.
This old European-style home is the first "story book" home built in this new development. The complete home is three stories, but there is a lock off available on the first floor (Troubadour's Quarters), allowing that unit to be rented separately, or with the main home on the second and third floors (Crown Court Suite). The Troubadour's Quarters contains a great room with full kitchen, dishwasher, stove/oven, microwave and table for six. The great room has a queen-size sofa sleeper, gas burning fireplace, and flat screen TV. A bedroom has three built-in bunk beds, and there is a full bath with tub/shower combination! This level sleeps up to 8 and can be rented separately, or with the rest of the home. Since the home is built on a hillside overlooking the Mississippi River, the massive front door is located on the second level, opening up into a large living room with fireplace and flat screen TV, and beautiful view of the river. This living room contains two queen size sofa sleepers. The full kitchen has Amish built cabinets, granite counter-tops seating four at the bar and with a table for six in the round turret. The full bath on this floor has a corner shower. The third level is the master suite which is perfect for a honeymoon or anniversary occasion! The view of the Mississippi from this room is spectacular! It also has a desk, gas log fireplace, flat screen TV, King size bed, queen size sofa sleeper, and another bedroom with queen size bed. The bathroom in the round turret has two sinks and a beautiful four legged tub! * Internet & TV service are not available at this location.
Barnett Bungalow
The Barnett Bungalow, is a quaint, early 1900's home just over two blocks from the temple! With central heat and air conditioning it features a living room with queen-size sofa sleeper, love seat, TV with VCR and DVD, book shelf with early LDS and Nauvoo history, including LDS videos, and Nauvoo framed art. The completely remodeled kitchen has all new cabinets, counter-top and appliances, including full size refrigerator, range and oven, microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal, toaster, and all the utensils and dishware for twelve. There is comfortable wall-to-wall carpeting in the living room and two bedrooms on the main floor, each with queen size beds. The dining room has a hardwood floor, with oak dining table and chairs for six, in addition to the drop-leaf kitchen table which seats four. The large main floor bathroom has a shower/tub combination, and vanity, in addition to the laundry behind bi-fold doors. Up the carpeted stairs to the children's quarters, an attic great room with cable TV, full-size futon and four twin beds, plus a new bathroom with a shower/tub combination. Two cots and sleeping bags available for kids, plus a port-a-crib, if needed. Sleeps 12-14 people depending on age. All linens and towels are provided, plus a washer and dryer are available for guests use. Close to everything in town...walk to groceries, restaurants, shopping and the temple.
Gallery House
The Gallery House, built in the early 1900's, is now a fabulous family retreat, nestled in the heart of Nauvoo, allowing you to leisurely walk the historic and quaint shops down Mulholland Street, on your way to the temple. Enjoy your evenings on the enclosed front porch after you walk across the street to indulge in an ice cream cone from the Mayfly Shop. Grab a frisbee or football from the closet and enjoy an evening outdoors on the beautiful lawn and under the welcoming shade trees around the home. The Gallery House is one of only a handful of vacation homes available right on Mulholland Street, the main street of Nauvoo, and just four blocks from the Nauvoo Temple! This delightful cottage was once considered for a local art gallery and is now tastefully decorated with giclee's and prints of the LDS Nauvoo Era. There are scenes done locally by artists you won't see anywhere else. With LDS videos and books, games and toys, your family will enjoy a relaxing and memorable Nauvoo experience.
Hotel Nauvoo
The historic Hotel Nauvoo inn and restaurant, operated for four generations by the Kraus family, houses artfully appointed guest rooms in the style of the approximately 170 year-old building without sparing any modern convenience. This famous building dates back to the Mormon period of Nauvoo history, built in part by J. J. Brendt, a Latter Day Saint, and completed by Adam Swartz, a German immigrant. Historic Hotel Nauvoo is located in the heart of Nauvoo's attractions. We are only one block from Nauvoo's Temple Square in an ideal location amidst the quaint Nauvoo shops that will allow you to spend time enjoying the simpler things in life. Overnight room guests receive a 25% breakfast discount at their Grandpa John's Cafe. Tour the more than forty recreated historic sites and wander down to the Nauvoo Historical Society Weld House Museum for an overview of area history.
Nauvoo Deer Meadows B & B
Deer Meadows is secluded and quiet! Surrounded by over 60 acres of woods and meadows for hiking. Keep your eyes open for deer & turkey. Kids love to catch frogs & fireflies and cruise the pond in the paddleboat. Families, large or small, will enjoy our spacious suite with family room (Satellite TV, VCR, DVD with abundance of great movies), full bath & convenient kitchenette. 2 bedrooms, 1 full and 3 queen beds plus sleeper sofa. Spacious accomodations for couples with queen bed and full, private bath. 1 room with kitchenette. Relax in the hot tub or sit on the deck. Make your dinner on the bar-b-que grill. You may be lucky enough to hear coyotes howl or the whip-poor-will call. Or, roast hot dogs on the campfire.
Nauvoo Vacation Villas & Condos
Among the many choices for Nauvoo accommodations, the condos at Nauvoo Villas offer a peaceful retreat for the busy tourist, families and other groups. The condos offer spacious rooms, full kitchens, high speed Internet, and satellite TV. We look forward to your visit to Nauvoo!


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Anderson agrees that Xcel's nuclear dilemma is largely self-imposed. "This is really the result of poor planning on their part," the senator says. "They really haven't taken responsible steps toward replacing that power. They pushed this to the last second, and that minimizes the options and maximizes the cost."
The utility's foot-dragging puts the legislature in a difficult spot, Anderson adds: Welsh on the 1994 law, or shift the financial burden of hastily replacing the state's nuclear power generation to ratepayers. While the utility has yet to proffer any concrete legislation, Anderson is already preparing for a debate as bitterly divisive as the one in 1994. "Obviously they think they have a more favorable political climate this time," she says. "I'd sure like to avoid a bloodbath if possible, but I don't know if we can."
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(AP) -- The Milwaukee Brewers got exactly what they needed from Mike Fiers in his first major league start in 14 months.
He'll try to build on that stellar effort and lead the Brewers to a split of their four-game road series against the last-place Chicago Cubs on Thursday.
After being called up from Triple-A Nashville on Saturday, Fiers gave up a solo homer, two singles and one walk in eight innings of a 4-1 win over the NL West-leading Los Angeles Dodgers. The right-hander, who had four relief appearances in his previous stint with the team in June, was making his first start in the majors since June 2, 2013.
"Here I am again," said Fiers, who held the Cubs to a run over 7 1-3 innings in a 3-1 win at Wrigley Field on Aug. 29, 2012 - his only previous start in this series. "Just trying to show them I can still pitch."
Fiers (1-1, 1.80 ERA) was put in the rotation because Matt Garza is on the disabled list with a strained left oblique. Another starter, Kyle Lohse, left after three innings of Wednesday's 4-2 loss to the Cubs after aggravating a sprained right ankle.
Now, Fiers will try to help the Brewers (66-55) avoid a third consecutive defeat and their 13th in 18 road games. Despite those recent struggles away from home, they remain 1 1/2 games ahead of Pittsburgh and two in front of St. Louis atop the NL Central.
The Brewers were held to six hits for a second straight night Wednesday, while two by the Cubs in the third inning wound up making the difference. Cubs rookie Javier Baez led off the inning by hitting his first home run at Wrigley Field and fourth in nine games, and Anthony Rizzo followed with his 27th and second in as many contests since ending an 18-game drought.
"(Baez) showed you he can drive the ball the other way in situations, so he's making adjustments," manager Rick Renteria told MLB's official website. "He's aware of what he's got to do. It just takes time. He's 21 years old. They're pitching him pretty tough, too."
The Cubs (52-67), winners in 10 of 16, will send out Edwin Jackson (6-12, 5.61), who stymied the Brewers in his only other matchup this year.
The right-hander fanned a season-high 11 in seven innings of a 3-0 win May 17 and is 2-0 with a 0.60 ERA in his last two starts at Wrigley against Milwaukee.
Jackson opened August by allowing two runs in six innings in a 7-3 win over the Dodgers on Aug. 3 - his first in eight outings - but gave up four runs over six innings in a 4-0 loss to Tampa Bay on Saturday.
"We can definitely finish on a pretty good note and show what's to come in the future," Jackson said. "Everyone's high intensity, and that's what it's going to take to win ballgames. We're going to lose some here and there, but we'll continue to battle. Things are definitely headed in a positive direction."
Brewers catcher Jonathan Lucroy is 9 for 23 against Jackson in the last three seasons with two homers and two doubles. Gerardo Parra has six hits in his last 13 at-bats in their matchups.
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The job of protecting the nation's borders, airports and cargo ports is never-ending.
The agency responsible for securing the nation's avenues of entry recently came looking for candidates to be Customs and Border Protection officers at the Arlington County (Va.) Employment Center.
CBP is a branch of the Department of Homeland Security.
On this day, CBP Officer Mark Block, who is normally posted to the international terminal at Washington Dulles International Airport, is instead doing brief presentations before job seekers who have come to the county's job center on Wilson Boulevard in Clarendon.
"We're recruiting for customs officers in the field," he explained in an interview, "and we have openings at Dulles, so we're hiring locally in this area, and we're making a push in this area."
Block explains that candidates with a previous career in law enforcement are highly sought after, and that such experience means, "you can get hired as a GS-7, versus a GS-5. You know what you'll have to do at the acacemy, what the hours are, and what you'll do on the job."
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Downtown Tulsa will be the site of the 2015 Big 12 Baseball Championship. Ray Hoyt with the Tulsa Sports Commission made the announcement at ONEOK Field today. He says it's a first event of its' kind at ONEOK and a coup for the city. Games will be played in May 2015 over a five day period. The event is expected to bring thousands of fans and millions of dollars to the city.


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By Brad VanFossan
I feel for those that actually have to cover this team on a daily basis. It's like the movie Groundhog Day running perpetually since 1999. That might be pun overkill but so be it. It always works this way, this team is wrote off and everyone thinks they have no chance to win (i.e. today at Baltimore), and then they go and make a game of it, only to break our hearts in the end. Damn me for starting to care again. Damn Peyton Hillis for caring, but he came from Denver so that attitude wasn't instilled here, so I'll let him slide. It's the same freaking crap every year with this team. Can someone call that nun that always gives the Indians players cookies and see if she knows a priest who can exercise the talent out of this team? Oh, you mean we have to have more than one kick off returner turned wide receiver on this team before that can happen? In other words I'm saying once again this team lacks talent.
And sorry to the forementioned Josh Cribbs, TJ Ward, Joe Haden, and Peyton Hillis, you guys have showed me something. And enough with Cribbs at wide receiver, it's taking too much out of him and he's been a non factor on returns. At least we had a shot to score TD's on kickoffs in the past, sadly that would keep us in some games and now that threat seems to be gone. And maybe Eric Mangini isn't Vince Lombardi or even Sam Rutigliano for that matter, but when you're handed (without having a say in the matter) Jake Delhomme and Seneca Wallace it's like being asked to cook the winning meal on Iron Chef and being given only Ramen noodles to use.
Sure Brian Dabol is a bland coordinator and should be shown the door soon. What other team racks up over 140 yards on the ground and doesn't incorporate some play action here and there? The answer: no one. *No one but the Browns I mean. I'm almost hoping for more blackouts. It's just easier that way. If CBS doesn't care enough in the state of Ohio to not show the game, why should I? I think I'm getting further perterbed as I write this. Just kidding. Oh, and Eric Wright stinks.
One thing I do enjoy is watching All Bets are Off on Sunday nights to catch Bruce's reaction to yet another loss and the callers melt downs. It's almost comical anymore. Dear STO, please note the free plug, thank you ;) So when your team is down if you're not a Browns fan, and they need a win, and a little confidence boost, don't frown, just ask Roger Goodell to send in the Browns.


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Updated: 08/02/2005 - Tuesday a condemned killer with a new lease on life will return to a Dothan courtroom.
Updated: 08/02/2005 - Since Dr. Leon Hobbs was removed from his position, board members have said the buyout was the only way to part ways without being vulnerable to a costly lawsuit.
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Posted: 07/29/2005 - Crews dig in Aruba landfill in search for missing Alabama teen.
Updated: 07/29/2005 - Dr. Stokes has sent a written request to current board Chairman Jim Hemby and interim Superintendent Sam Nichols.
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Applications invited for 'Naad Bhed', a national-level reality show for classical musicians.
It is a reality show for young classical musicians. The society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music And Culture Amongst Youth (SPIC MACAY), in association with Doordarshan, presents 'Naad Bhed', a national-level classical music reality show that aims at promoting and popularising Indian classical music and rewarding the best young practitioners of classical music.
There are six prizes up for grabs – Pandit Bhimsen Joshi Yuva Puraskar (Hindustani vocal), Pandit Ravishankar Yuva Puraskar (Hindustani instrumental), Ustad Alla Rakha Yuva Puraskar (Hindustani accompanist), M.S. Subbulakshmi Yuva Puraskar (Carnatic vocal), Sheikh Chinna Moulana Yuva Puraskar (Carnatic instrumental) and Palghat Mani Iyer Yuva Puraskar (Carnatic accompanist). The upper age limit is 26 and there is no age wise categorisation. Regional rounds of competition will be held at Doordarshan's 20 regional kendras.
The quarterfinals will be held in Kolkata for Hindustani music, with judges from Sangeet Research Academy, and at Chennai for Carnatic music, with judges from Madras Music Academy.
Actor Shabana Azmi hosts the show. On the judging panel are the likes of T.N. Krishnan, Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma, Begum Parween Sultana, T.V. Shankarnaraynan, Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, Ustad Amjad Ali Khan and Vedavalli, among others.
The final rounds will be aired on Doordarshan national network. The preliminary audition will start in the first week of August.
The contestants ought to have learnt classical music (vocal, instrumental or percussion, depending on the category in which he/she is going to participate) for a minimum of four years and her/his guru should certify the same. Application fee is Rs. 150.
Winners in each category will receive a cash prize of Rs. 3 lakh and the overall winners (one each) will receive a cash prize of Rs. 10 lakh. In addition, SPIC MACAY will facilitate 10 stages across the country for the winners in each category and also one CD release.
Last date of application is July 31. For details and online registration log on to http://spicmacay.com/naadbhed.
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Almost all Christians believe that Jesus of Nazareth was and is God. And they generally believe that God is omniscient, thus knowing everything, including all about the future. However, Jesus told his apostles that he would be killed, rise from the dead, ascend to heaven, and someday return to earth, and he added that he did not know the day when he would return. If Jesus was God, how could he not have known when he would return, especially since God the Father knew it?I was a Trinitarian … [Read more...]
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Apricot Yogurt Ice is a mouth watering dessert recipe. I am sure this tasty and irresistible Apricot Yogurt Ice will get you a lot of compliments!
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Golf: Ng overtakes Zaragosa
Wack Wack East bared its teeth Wednesday and spared just a few, with Singaporean Jerome Ng coming out virtually unscathed to fire a two-over-par 74 and grab a two-shot lead over Rupert Zaragosa after 54 holes of the MVP Sports Foundation-Philippine Amateur Open golf championship.
Ng was steadiest on a day of ballooning scores, signing for just two bogeys when most in the leaderboard struggled to break 80, as he takes a 225 aggregate into the final 18 holes of the centerpiece event of the PLDT Group Philippine Amateur Tour leg.
"Conditions today were very tough," Ng, a 24-year-old who has become the Singaporean national team spearhead after the graduation of Quincy Qwek and Choo Tze Hwang to the pros, said. "You just have to be really careful out there."
Zaragosa couldn't find a shade of the form that made him shoot 73 and 74 in the first two days, his birdie-less round littered by eight bogeys as he found a hard time hitting the greens with errant approaches.
Andres Saldana was one of those who was able to hold it together, firing a 75 for 229 like Jong Sang-in, the young Korean expatriate who started the day one behind Zaragosa but shot a third round 81 to be five off the pace in the event backed by Pancake House, Titleist, Golf Depot, Pacsports and Autohub, the official transport service provider.
While the men's championship remained in the balance, veteran internationalist Dottie Ardina practically put the women's crown in the bag after matching par and zooming to a seven-stroke lead also going into the final 18 holes today.
The top ICTSI-The Country Club bet now has a 142 tally counting an opening round 70 as Mia Legaspi assumed second spot with a 74.
Jayvie Agojo, who started the day four behind Ardina, skied to an 81 and kissed her hopes goodbye, now running sixth at 155 together with Malaysian Nur Durriyah, who fired a 78.
Felicia Medalla was third also after a 72 for 151 while Singapore's Sock Hwee Koh returned a 75 to catch Princess Superal in fourth at 153. Superal shot a 77.
Zaragosa, the 15-year-old who birdied the 18th in the two previous rounds, headed straight to the driving range and was trying to correct his flaws with father-coach Boyet when darkness came, still optimistic of his chances.
Jobim Carlos owned the third and last 74–the best for the day–to put himself in contention for a decent finish and maybe an outside shot of winning with a 233 like Justin Quiban, who shot a 76.
George Foo, tied with Ng at the start of the day, finished double bogey-double bogey and signed for an 84 to bow out of it all with a 235 aggregate.
The leading scores:
(Filipino unless stated)
Men's: 225–J. Ng (Sin) 78-73-74; 227–R. Zaragosa 73-74-80; 229–A. Saldana 76-78-75, JS-In (Kor) 73-75-81; 230–m. Razif (Mal) 76-76-78; 231–M. Ong (Sin) 80-73-78; 233–J. Carlos 82-77-74, J. Quiban 80-77-76; 234–J. Abdon 79-75-80; 235–G. Nagai 75-82-78, G. Foo (Sin) 77-74-84, J. Austria 75-78-82.
Women's: 142–A. Ardina 70-72; 149–M. Legaspi 75-74; 151–F. Medalla 79-72; 153–SH Kho (Sin) 78-75, P. Superal 76-77; 155–B. Damian (Mal) 77-78, J. Agojo 74-81; `156–S. Chabon 81-75.
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Dossier 20: Mariages arrangés: le droit, la coutume et la jeune-fille musulmane au Royaume Uni
Les communautés sud-asiatiques, toutes religions confondues, souscrivent en général à la pratique des mariages arrangés. Le système a probablement des avantages si les désirs et souhaits des futurs époux sont respectés et si les considérations de dot n'en font pas une transaction commerciale – deux grands "si". C'est l'aspect négatif des mariages arrangés qui a plusieurs fois fait la une des journaux britanniques et américains ces dernières années.
Dossier 20: Les femmes musulmanes et la politique de l'ethnicité et de la culture dans le Nord de l'Angleterre
Les femmes sont le facteur caché dans la politique d'ethnicité dans les communautés musulmanes du Nord de l'Angleterre. Ce silence apparent des femmes trouve son origine dans le patriarcat, l'impérialisme et les conséquences de l'Orientalisme sur la culture européenne contemporaine. Autrement dit, il existe une théorie culturellement fondée selon laquelle les femmes doivent connaître leur place, les colonisés doivent connaître leur place et les femmes orientales sont trop immatérielles pour même avoir une place.
Dossier 19: Engendering Muslim Identities: Deterritorialization and the Ethnicization Process in France
Thanks to the massive postcolonial immigration that has taken place in recent years, France is today a state in which people are increasingly concerned with their collective identities as either "Maghrebi"/ "Muslim" or "French". It is important to see that this creation of politicized ethnic identities exists on both sides, not just that of the minorities. The core process of "ethnicization" involves linking a specific population to distinctive cultural characteristics. The collective control of female behavior and the use of feminine representations is central to this process.
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The anthology bears witness to the anti-war attitudes and activities of women from the Yugoslav geographical space. It is a record of their emotional conflicts and pain, yet, at the same time, a testimonial of their strength and vitality. It treasures every individual story and every emotion. In this respect is follows Simone Weil's dictum from the year 1943: "In momentous historical events, personal emotions have a significance which has never received proper attention."
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The Kosovo crisis is at the heart of the decade long war drama of the late country that used to be called Yugoslavia. The symbolic sign of the scope of immensely shallow (mis)understanding of the dead country's destiny is (for those of us who still remember) today painfully visible in CNN headlines: "War in Yugoslavia".
What "Yugoslavia" the world is talking about today? The trick with people's memory and amnesia is maybe unintentional, but it's no less misleading.
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Customary and religious laws and practices are often used as tools to control women's sexuality and to maintain the imbalance of power in sexual relations. This paper describes customary and religious laws and beliefs, and their impact on the situation of both rural and urban women in Eastern Turkey, based on a study among 599 women from the region, most of whom are or have been married.
Dossier 22: Huge rise in forced marriages (UK)
There has been a huge rise in the number of British Muslim women forced into arranged marriages following a decision by the government to liberalise the immigration laws last year.
Civil rights campaigners say hundreds of young women are being tricked abroad, mainly to Pakistan, where they are married and forced to live in remote villages.
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WASHINGTON - A Broward man missing near Iran since 2007 may be alive and being held in southwest Asia, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Thursday.
Clinton said in a statement marking the fourth anniversary of Robert Levinsons disappearance that the U.S. "has received recent indications that Bob is being held somewhere in southwest Asia."
The statement follows reports last month in the Daily Telegraph in London that a Wikileaks diplomatic cable said that a political prisoner who managed to flee Iran suggested that missing Levinson "may have spent time in one of the Revolutionary Guards notorious secret jails.
"The informant, who was detained in August 2009 amid the civil unrest sparked by the countrys disputed presidential elections, claims that he saw the words B. LEVINSON written on the frame of his cell, beneath three lines of English which he assumed to be a plea for help.
But other news reports said Irans Revolutionary Guard has rejected the allegations that it ever detained Levinson.
A retired FBI agent who lived in Coral Springs, Levinson went missing on March 9, 2007, from Kish, a resort island in the Persian Gulf where he was investigating cigarette smuggling for a client of his security firm.
The U.S. has pressured the government in Tehran for several years to divulge what it knows. Clinton noted Thursday that as Iran "has previously offered its assistance in this matter, we respectfully request the Iranian government to undertake humanitarian efforts to safely return and reunite Bob with his family.
We would appreciate the Iranian governments efforts in this matter, she said.
Levinsons wife, Christine, said Thursday on a statement posted on the website, helpboblevinson.com, that Levinsons family is tremendously encouraged by the news Bob is alive but remains concerned for his safety and well being.
She noted that Bob has diabetes that requires regular medication.
Our seven children, our two grandchildren, and I await the day we will be reunited, she said, adding that the family asks for continued prayers and support and any information on Levinson.
Christine Levinson has traveled to Washington and Iran in search of answers. She marked the 1,000th day of Levinsons disappearance in 2009 in Washington with meetings at the State Department and FBI. She also met with Florida Sen. Bill Nelson, who has pressed authorities for answers to Levinsons whereabouts, and with National Security Advisor James L. Jones who told the family that Bobs case remains a priority for the United States.
Nelson on Thursday called it encouraging that we may have good news, adding, Im praying that he can be reunited with his family.
During the 2009 Washington trip, Christine Levinson said she was anxious for any word on her wonderful, loving husband. At that time, she said Levinson had missed three graduations, 28 birthdays, two promotions, the birth of a grandchild, three Thanksgivings, two Christmases, three wedding anniversaries and the first steps of two grandchildren.
We have nothing, she said at the time. We dont even know if hes alive anymore. Im hopeful, Ive never heard anything that would indicate that he isnt, but I just dont know.
His daughter Sarah, wrote an open letter to the Iranian and U.S. governments on the third anniversary of his disappearance, asking for help.
Today, I beg of you to help bring him home as I personally need him more than ever, she wrote in March 2010, adding that her boyfriend had proposed marriage and as should be every daughters right, I need my father to give me away at my wedding.


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Based on thirty yearsrs" experience of teaching phonology, this textbook is the ideal introduction for students. Each chapter is presented succinctly and accessibly, providing students with a digestible and stimulating overview of the subject. The bookrs"s ten chapters deal with core theoretical concepts the distinctive nature of sounds in languages, the way they assimilate to their neighbors, how this may be represented, the way sounds are grouped into syllables and feet, how to derive a pronounceable output from a lexical representation. Designed to meet the needs of students new to the subject, Phonology: The Basics also offers useful features such as extensive exercises from languages including English and Dutch. Phonology can be fun, but most courses require the student to learn too much dry matter before the enjoyable part begins. This book redresses the balance.
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SEC: The SEC has announced it will drop its conference restrictions on satellite camps in 2016 if the NCAA does not ban the camps, as the SEC will propose. Here's what it means.
Michigan: Jim Harbaugh shares Bo Schembechler's three keys to being a successful coach and other advice.
Auburn: Athletic director Jay Jacobs told reporters that defensive coordinator Will Muschamp's annual salary is $1.6 million, making him the highest-paid assistant coach in college football. Muschamp's annual salary at Florida was $2.7 million last year.
Florida: Jeremy Foley explains why there's no second-guessing about the Will Muschamp era.
Athletic departments: Oregon led all public athletic departments in revenue, with $196,030,398 brought in in 2013-14, according to USA Today. The paper reports 24 of 230 Division I departments met the NCAA's definition of self-sufficiency, but all 50 public Power 5 departments were self-sufficient when accounting for various money paid to schools. Read more at USA Today.
Georgia Tech: CollegeAD.com reports San Diego State senior associate athletic director John David Wicker will be named associate athletic director for operations at Georgia Tech. He previously served as an associate athletic director at Washington State from 2001-11.
Houston Texans: The Texans will appear on HBO's "Hard Knocks" this fall. Here are some of the personalities you'll get to see: head coach Bill O'Brien, defensive coordinator Romeo Crennel, linebackers coach Mike Vrabel and head strength coach Craig Fitzgerald, he of shirtless warm-ups in the rain fame.
Elizabethtown College (PA): Kean University (NJ) athletic director Chris Morgan has been named athletic director at Elizabethtown. Morgan has been at Kean since 2011 and previously worked at Goldey-Beacom College.
Memphis: West Georgia defensive graduate assistant Rod Ojong has joined the Memphis staff as a defensive graduate assistant. Ojong spent 2013 as the outside linebackers coach at Lindsey Wilson College (KY).
New York Giants: Per source, Grambling State quarterbacks coach Kendrick Nord has accepted a Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Fellowship position with the Giants. Nord is a former Grambling player and coached tight ends last year in his first season on the staff.
New York Jets: Assistant director of pro personnel Matt Bazirgan has been promoted to director of pro personnel, according to the New York Daily News. Bazirgan has been with the Jets since 2004, serving as a college scout and scouting supervisor until 2013, when he was promoted to the assistant pro personnel director position.
Fumble Pro: The top rushing teams in the NFL and NCAA use the Fumble Pro to reduce turnovers. Shouldn't you? Auburn running backs coach Tim Horton says, "Cameron Artis-Payne, 2013 SEC leading rusher, used the Fumble Pro every day and had 350 touches. He only fumbled two times!" Teach all your players the correct way to carry the football with the Fumble Pro. Check out the Fumble Pro at FumblePro.com, check out the videos on YouTube, or call at 321-406-0556.
Georgia Tech: West Virginia director of sports marketing Markeisha Everett has joined Georgia Tech as director of marketing and fan development. Everett spent one year at West Virginia and has previously worked at Gonzaga, Missouri and North Dakota State.
Ohio State: Where does athletic director Gene Smith see Urban Meyer in five years? Smith gives his answer.
NFL: Former Buffalo Bills defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz will serve as a consultant for the NFL's officiating department for the 2015 season, according to Fox Sports. Schwartz's role will be to help provide a coach's perspective with decisions made by the officiating office. Schwartz served as head coach of the Detroit Lions from 2009-13.
Philadelphia Eagles: Former Chicago Bears college scouting director Marty Barrett has joined the Eagles as a West Coast scout, according to the Chicago Tribune. Barrett worked for the Bears for the past 18 seasons, but his contract was not renewed earlier this month.
Valdosta State: Defensive coordinator / linebackers coach Bubba Walker has accepted the outside linebackers / special teams coordinator job at Colquitt County High School (GA), according to the Moultrie Observer. Walker spent the past five years at Valdosta and the previous three years at Georgia Southern.
Matt Millen: ESPN college football analyst Matt Millen will join Fox Sports to serve as the lead football analyst on Big Ten Network and take part in other Fox shows, according to Sports Business Journal.
Georgia: Athletic director Greg McGarity has received an extension through June 2019 and a raise to $575,000 annually, according to the Athens Banner-Herald. The salary will increase each year to $650,000 in 2019, along with a $50,000 retention bonus each year. McGarity has served as athletic director since August 2010.
Offensive line: Here are the 15 offensive line coaches who have done the best job protecting their quarterbacks over the past three years.
Iowa: Offensive graduate assistant D.J. Hernandez has left coaching, according to multiple reports. Hernandez spent two years with the Hawkeyes, working with tight ends. He previously served as a graduate assistant at Miami (FL) and quarterbacks coach at Brown.
Ottawa University (KS): Pittsburg State wide receivers coach Neal Phipot has been named offensive coordinator / quarterbacks / wide receivers coach at Ottawa. Philpot spent the past 10 years at Pittsburg State, including the last seven as a full-time coach.
San Diego Chargers: Boston College volunteer assistant Justin Manning has accepted a Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Fellowship position with the Chargers, according to his Twitter account. Manning worked with the running backs at Boston College.
Texas Tech: Managing director of public media / play-by-play commentator Robert Giovannetti has been promoted to senior associate athletics director for external operations and strategic communications. Giovannetti has spent the past four years at Texas Tech.
Miami (FL): Take a look inside a recruiting meeting with the Miami staff.
Dallas Cowboys: East Texas Baptist cornerbacks coach Brandon Smith has accepted a Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Fellowship position with the Cowboys. Smith is entering his third year on the ETBU staff after three years at West Texas A&M.


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