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Scholarship Spotlight: NRA Civil Rights Defense Funds Youth Essay ContestThe National Rifle Association Civil Rights Defense Fund Youth Essay Contest is open to students in grades kindergarten through 12. To be eligible, you must submit an essay of about 1,000 words on the following topic: "The Second Amendment to the Constitution: Why it is important to our nation." Homeschooled students may apply. See the website for more details on how ...Published over 4 years ago |
Minority Access Internship ProgramThe Minority Access Internship Program is available to all undergraduate and graduate students. You must be a U.S. citizen, have a minimum 3.0 GPA and have completed at least your undergraduate freshman year. This program is intended to offer students experience in diversity and scope of career opportunities available in the federal government and other participating entities. All students are encouraged ...Published over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: Women in Healthcare ScholarshipThe Women in Healthcare Scholarship is available to female students in their senior year of high school or those who are currently enrolled full-time at an accredited allied health school. You must have a minimum GPA of 2.75, be a citizen or legal resident of the U.S. and have graduated high school by or before 2011. An essay of between 500 ...Published over 4 years ago |
Intel Science Talent SearchThe Intel Science Talent Search is open to especially talented high school seniors. Students will be given the challenge of conducting independent science, math, or engineering research. [gate] To be considered, You must submit a maximum 20 - page research report explaining your experiments and conclusions. Research must be the work of a single individual; group and team projects are not ...Published over 4 years ago |
November is National Scholarship Month!National Scholarship Month The month of November is devoted to raising awareness of the need for scholarship support for postsecondary education. Scholarships help students realize their dreams. (National Scholarship Month was previously celebrated in the month of May from 1998 to 2007. It was switched from May to November in 2008 to coincide with the start of the main scholarship application ...Published over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: NSF Graduate Research FellowshipThe NSF Graduate Research Fellowship is open to students pursuing a research-based master's or doctoral degree in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields supported by NSF. The fellowships are intended for students in their senior year of college or first or second year of graduate study.Published over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: "Beyond Oil" College Essay Contest $1,000The "Beyond Oil" College Essay Contest is open to undergraduate students worldwide. To be considered, you must submit an 800 - to 1500 - word essay on the following topic: "What is a viable alternative to fossil fuels?" You must also register for a free membership with Lafango. One first place winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship, one second place winner ...Published over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Essay ContestThe John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Essay Contest is open to United States high school students. You must submit an original essay of no more than 1,000 words that describes how an elected official demonstrated political courage by addressing an issue at the local, state, or national level. Deadline: January 8, 2011.Published over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: Caroline H. Newhouse ScholarshipThe Caroline H. Newhouse Scholarship is a $2,000 opportunity to assist dancers in starting or returning to their professional dance career through further education and training. Those considering application must be an undergraduate, graduate or professional studies student. Applicants to the Caroline H. Newhouse Scholarship must submit an application as well as proof of performing work history. Deadline: 11/3/2010 Website: Caroline ...Published over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: Nexstar Legacy Foundation ScholarshipThe Nexstar Legacy Foundation Scholarship is for current college-aged students interested in entering the plumbing, HVAC, and/or electrical fields. Scholarships are awarded in varying amounts are to be used toward continuing education in the student's desired field. In addition to filling out a form for the Nexstar Legacy Foundation Scholarship, students must also submit four short essay responses, transcripts, test scores ...Published over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: First Freedom Student CompetitionThe First Freedom Student Competition for $2,500 is open to high school students in the U.S. and its territories as well as to home schooled students. The competition requires students to submit an essay or video commenting on the history and current-day relevance of religious freedom in our country. Students are encouraged to involve other students as well as teachers to ...Published over 4 years ago |
Center for the Study of the Presidency InternshipThe Center for the Study of the Presidency Internship is available to students at with an interest in the American Presidency. You will assist in the research and writing of policy analyses and other projects and help organize meetings, conferences and outreach programs. [gate] Preference will be given to junior, senior and graduate students with a background in political science, history, ...Published over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: The New Threats to Freedom Essay ContestThe New Threats to Freedom Essay Contest is open to students pursuing a degree at an accredited college or university in the United States. To be considered for the short form contest, you must submit a three to five minute video, or a 300 - 500 word response to one of three videos provided, which discuss topics in the book, New ...Published over 4 years ago |
FIRE's "Freedom in Academia" Essay ContestWhy is free speech important at our nation's colleges and universities? Discuss this topic and more in an essay and submit it to FIRE's "Freedom in Academia" essay contest. This contest is open to graduating high school seniors. To enter, you must watch two short videos and write a 700-1200 word essay in response to the videos, which revolve around free ...Published over 4 years ago |
Fastweb's Winners Circle: LaverneAlthough Laverne, 42, might not be your typical college freshman, she, like most student today, was looking for a little extra cash to help pay for school. That money came to her in the form of $2,000 she won through Fastweb's Roam the Globe Study Abroad Scholarship this past September. A student at College of Alameda, in Alameda, Ca., Laverne hopes ...Published over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: SMART ScholarshipGet a SMART scholarship for being a brainiac. The SMART Scholarship is available to undergraduate, Master's and Ph.D. degree-seeking students who are focusing on science, technology, mathematics and engineering. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age as well as a U.S. citizen. Recipients will receive full tuition and fees, a $25,000 - $41,000 per year cash award, health insurance ...Published over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: Healthcare Information Management ScholarshipThe HIMSS Foundation is giving graduate students in the health care field an opportunity to fund their further education. Applicants must be members of HIMSS as well as pursuing a Master's or Ph.D. in healthcare information management and systems. Approximately ten awards will be distributed this year. Deadline: 10/31/2010 Website: Healthcare Information Management ScholarshipPublished over 4 years ago |
Scholarship Spotlight: Prudential Spirit of Community AwardThe Prudential Spirit of Community Award is open to students in grades 5 through 12 who have taken time out of their busy schedules to volunteer in the past year. Local students are initially recognized by participating organizations and given a certificate. After, a State Honoree is selected from all 50 states as well as the District of Columbia. State Honorees ...Published over 4 years ago |
Fastweb Winner's Circle: Student Finds a Way to Study What He LovesOctober 1, 2010 Andy has been on Fastweb for the past five years or so, but didn't start looking at the site seriously until two years ago. It was in that time that he fell in love with space travel and Aerospace Engineering, and knew that is what he wanted to study; he also knew he would have to find a ...Published over 4 years ago |
The $1 Million Question: How to Win an Essay ContestWith more than $1 million in essay scholarships in the Fastweb database, suddenly learning to put your thoughts on paper is more important than ever. The personal essay may be the hardest part of your scholarship application. But if done well, it will give you the edge over your competition. It's where the "real you" can shine through. If you find ...Published over 4 years ago |


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Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas abandoned Wednesday's match at Valencia with an apparent hand injury. Casillas was kicked in the left hand by teammate Alvaro Arbeloa while clearing a loose ball in the area in the 13th minute of the Copa del Rey match. After being looked at by team doctors, Casillas was seen shaking his head before walking off the pitch. The Spain international was replaced by Adan Garrido. Madrid leads the quarterfinal 2-0 after the first leg.
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Binary Options App Updated To Include Live Trading Videos and Binary Signals For Mobile Traders by ITM Financial
ITM Financial, a young startup focusing on binary options and forex signals software, have updated their binary options app and forex signals app to include live trading videos and free binary signals for mobile users.
Boston, MA (PRWEB) July 15, 2014
Binary options signal provider, ITM Financial, have updated their mobile trading app to now include live binary options trading videos, as well as free binary options trading signals for mobile users. Their current binary signals and forex signals app are available on the Play Store at Google and ITunes at Apple. "We have seen a huge demand for binary options mobile apps and forex signals apps as tablet and smartphone sales have boomed", added CEO of ITM Financial, Curt Dalton. "Today's trader is much more mobile and is constantly multitasking compared to traders of 10 years ago," added Dalton.
ITM Financial's binary and forex apps, which are some of the most popular trading apps in the Google Play store and ITunes, will be expanding to now include live binary options trading videos that can be played within the app or on YouTube. There will also be free binary options signals and forex signals for all mobile app users. The signals will be fed to the app in real time, so a trader will see the same timestamp as they see on their trading terminal. "We think giving away our signals in the mobile app is the best way to keep a trader abreast of the market and trading opportunities. Since our software works with all brokers using MT4, it should be a huge positive for traders around the world," finished Dalton.
The binary signals are sent to an aggregate app feeder that will push the signal to the mobile app's main menu screen. A text, or SMS version, is currently being developed so a trader can opt to have a signal alerted on his phone or tablet text programs as well. "Speed is key for trading in these fast moving markets, so have an SMS option will be important for traders," added Ali Khan, CTO of ITM Financial. "The app world's access on phones and tablets is making it more important for traders to get information quicker and more efficiently," added Khan.
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Plays of the year: Bracket No. 3
- 49%Mohonasen's Killian Tallman
- 21%Schalmont's Devon Willis
- 19%La Salle's Alex Daversa-Russo
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I think Nisky, on thier home turf, will pull out a closely contested fight 6-5.
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I understand that ThreatExpert Memory Scanner scans memory objects however is this not the same as what MalwareBytes does or any other anti-malware?
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Looking at the release date (March 1, 2008.) this appears to be an abandoned project
The biggest difference between any malware scanner is the dat files (signatures) it uses to detect the malware. No one scanner finds everything, that is why I use at least 3 different scanners on an infected machine,
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Jennifer Brull's father needed urgent medical attention.
Brull, herself a physician, was helping him collect everything he needed, including his most recent laboratory and scan results. Then she learned that one set of her father's X-rays were at a hospital four hours away.
"We had to drive to pick them up," she said, recalling the incident, which occurred earlier this spring. "It was a real pain in the butt. You know, it's during a stressful time and we were dealing with a bunch of other things. This was just one more thing that we have to deal with, something that should have been easy. There's no reason in this day and age that we shouldn't have been able to accomplish that electronically."
Dr. Jennifer Brull, who practices family medicine in Plainville, is a national leader in adopting electronic health records.
Starting June 1, patients of Kansas health care providers who are connected to the new statewide network will receive privacy notices telling them that their health records may be shared electronically, under the same legal protection that currently applies to their paper-based health records. Those who don't want their records to be available on the network must mail in an "opt-out" form.
It isn't the technology itself that is the barrier to more medical providers exchanging electronic records, she said, but the lack of a secure network to transmit them without risking patient privacy.
"We said, 'Just email it — it's fine, we'll sign a waiver.' They said they just couldn't do it," Brull recalled of the hospital's refusal to transmit her father's X-ray records and spare the family the eight-hour round trip.
Statewide exchange
Developers of a new statewide digital health records exchange say the needed secure network is coming to Kansas this summer. They call it a groundbreaking event that is expected to improve patient care and help cut medical costs by avoiding redundant and ineffective treatments. It's also expected to reduce errors.
The statewide health information exchange is scheduled to go live July 1, allowing medical providers registered with the network to share and search for patient records.
Dr. Robert Moser, secretary of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, said the exchange would safeguard patient privacy.
"We can assure patients that this information will be secure and safe and only available to those providers that need it, and at the time they need it," he said.
Patient information available on the network at first will be limited to demographics, medications, allergies, lab results and medical history, including diagnoses, procedures, surgeries and immunizations. But officials at the Kansas Health Information Exchange Inc. predict the system will grow to include more kinds of information, such as a doctor's notes or dictation recordings.
Substance abuse data will not be available on the network unless explicitly authorized by a patient.
About a third of Kansas patients receive care from a provider who is or will be connected to the exchange in the near future, officials said.
Benefits of exchange
As it is more widely adopted, health information exchange, or HIE, will take the place of paper records, which are typically transferred via fax, discs, mail or by patients themselves. And quicker access to more complete patient information should translate into benefits for patients.
"Right now we wait sometimes a month or more to get records," Brull said. "That time delay certainly impacts how you provide care to that patient."
She said the current paper system relies heavily on the patient to relay information from one care provider to the next. But too often patients don't know exactly what was done or what was learned by another provider.
"If you know real information, you're a lot less likely to order another test," Brull said. "That's what the free exchange of information gets you — you've helped the patient and eliminated costs."
Less paperwork also will mean less administrative cost, she said.
"I hope people look back 20 years from now or 50 years from now and say, 'This was when health care in the United States changed. There's way less cost and better health care,'" Brull said.
From paper to iPad
The conversion from paper to electronic records will take years to be fully realized, experts say.
At the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, regional health information exchange began around 2002. After a decade working toward the goal, only recently have all of the VA's 153 medical facilities nationwide become fully connected on a secure network, said Jim Gleisberg, a spokesman for the VA's Eastern Kansas Health Care System.
"Now we can have a veteran from Kansas go on vacation in Florida, and if he has a problem and goes to the VA in Florida, they can pull up his health records," Gleisberg said. "But it took awhile to get where we are today. It took at least 10 years to get fully there."
Most states have at least some regional exchange of medical information. But only about six states have attempted a full statewide exchange like Kansas, according to KDHE's Aaron Dunkel, who is the state's liaison with the federal health information exchange agency.
Jerry Slaughter, executive director of the Kansas Medical Society, said the further step of interconnecting state networks is a major challenge to realizing the full benefits of digital health records.
"They are just now beginning to tackle standardized interfaces at the national level," Slaughter said. "July 1 is not an end, it's just the beginning."
HIPPA restrictions on PHI
Protecting patient privacy
In the new Kansas system, access to medical records on the network will be restricted to providers who have a patient's permission and are providing care to the patient. Insurance companies and the federal Medicare and Medicaid programs will have access to records of patients they cover but only the information directly related to determining coverage and billing.
The privacy standards set in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, the federal law known as HIPAA, will apply to electronic medical records just as they do to those on paper.
It will be the job of the Kansas Health Information Exchange to enforce the standards of the statewide network.
KHIE is a quasi-governmental regulatory body. Its 15-member board includes representatives of patients, doctors, hospitals and insurance companies. Brull, Moser and Slaughter are members of its board.
KHIE board members have been working for several years to put in place the policies needed to oversee the privately owned networks that will be the technical backbone for the statewide exchange.
In April, KHIE sanctioned two networks: the Kansas Health Information Network (KHIN) and the Missouri-based Lewis And Clark Information Exchange (LACIE). Other networks may apply to join the exchange, but so far none have expressed intention do so, KHIE officials said.
Network security
Laura McCrary, chief executive of KHIN, said some people are wary of having their records available on a network because they worry the information might be shared or used inappropriately. But she said patient privacy would be better protected with the new system.
"This is a much more secure way for records to be shared between providers than what we currently have with faxing. Faxes never arrive, faxes are picked up by the wrong person, faxes are collated incorrectly, parts of faxes are missing — those are part of the reason that medical care is not as safe as it could be," she said.
Health information networks are not immune to breaches, said Dr. Joe Davison, the KHIE board chair and a doctor with West Wichita Family Practice.
"As you can imagine, when records are on paper and there are breaches or lost records, they tend to be small losses. Unfortunately what health information technology will allow is huge amounts of data loss," Davison said.
"In this country we have a pretty good record for keeping other big data systems safe, such as our financial data. But even with that we have seen some breaches. So this is one of those cost-benefit analyses that everyone needs to make," Davison said. "If you add up all the factors, I think you'll find that the benefits far outweigh the negatives."
Digital breaches of patient information
Since 2009, federal law has required that all breaches of health records affecting 500 or more patients be reported for posting on a website maintained by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
→ The pros and cons of Health information exchange: An interview with Dr. Joe Davison
Of the 435 breaches listed on hhs.gov as of today, 40 involved hacking or other unauthorized access of a network server. The largest one exposed the information of 780,000 patients of the Utah Department of Health sometime between March 10 and April 2.
The rest of the breaches since 2009 affected patient information not on a network.
Theft, improper disposal and other unauthorized access have lead to 109 breaches of paper-based health information. The largest one occurred Jan. 1, 2011, and affected 175,350 patients of Accendo in Arizona.
The remaining 286 breaches involved some other storage media, such as desktop computers, laptops, external hard drives or other portable storage devices. The largest one of those occurred Sept. 13, 2011, when TRICARE Management Activity in Virginia lost backup tapes that included information on 4.9 million patients.
Three breaches have happened in Kansas, all involving stolen laptops. On Jan. 11, the Kansas Department on Aging had information about 7,757 patients exposed via a stolen laptop. The other breaches were in 2010 and affected 1,105 patients of Occupational Health Partners in Salina and 1,200 patients of Dr. Matthew Conrad, a Wichita plastic surgeon.
Opt-out Form
Opting out
After June 1, patients of providers on the network health will have their records automatically entered into the new system.
Those who don't want their records included must mail in an "opt-out" form. They will be informed of the opt-out form at their doctor's office or the hospital but may not necessarily be provided the form there.
For now, opting out is all or nothing, meaning that those who opt out may not have their records selectively available over the network in the case of emergencies or other special circumstances.
Bill Wallace, KHIE chief executive, said that based on the experience of Nebraska's exchange, which started in 2009, about 3 percent of Kansas patients likely would choose the opt-out.
That could mean the exchange will receive as many as 55,000 opt-out requests in the first month of operation. By the end of the network's third year, the number of Kansans opting out is projected to be about 81,000.

Related story:
→ The pros and cons of health information exchange: An interview with Dr. Joe Davison
Coverage of electronic health records in KansasOverview
→ Kansas breaks ground on statewide digital health network (5/28/12)
→ The pros and cons of health information exchange: An interview with Dr. Joe Davison (5/28/12)
More coverage
→ KanHIT Advisory Council to craft 'secondary data use' policy (2/18/14)
→ Kansas HIE networks connected 'live' for first time (12/23/13)
→ Network execs confident they will meet looming deadline (12/16/13)
→ Patient health exchange networks agree to connect (11/12/13)
→ The Kansas insurance marketplace that might have been (10/21/13)
→ Security and privacy of patient data subject of regulatory hearing (9/30/13)
→ Deadline looming for state's patient record exchange (8/26/13)
→ KDHE begins day-to-day duties of HIE regulation (7/19/13)
→ Network execs squabble over issue of exchange connectivity (5/23/13)
→ KU Hospital, Shawnee Mission going live on statewide health record exchange (5/9/13)
→ Governor signs HIE bill transferring regulatory authority from KHIE to KDHE (4/18/13)
→ This is why health IT systems aren't keeping up (3/19/13)
→ Senate panel hears bill to move HIE regulatory authority to KDHE (3/13/13)
→ Bill introduced to transfer regulatory authority from KHIE to KDHE (2/12/13)
→ Legislators request 'lengthy discussion' on HIE developments (1/16/13)
→ KHIE board members get cold feet on legal changes (12/13/12)
→ KHIE defers details of transition to KDHE (10/10/12)
→ KHIE board turns over regulatory duties to state (9/12/12)
→ HIE board delays decision on turning authority, costs over to state (8/8/12)
→ Regulators of health information exchange to consider ceding authority to state (8/6/12)
→ The cost of independent regulation of health information exchange (8/6/12)
→ KHIE board presented with proposal to dissolve the organization by August (7/11/12)
→ Far fewer than projected patients opting out of health information exchange (6/14/12)
→ Public awareness campaign begins for health information network (5/23/12)
→ Networks granted temporary licenses to exchange patient data (4/11/12)
→ KHIE committee changes course on funding scheme (3/26/12)
→ Rural Kansas doc featured as national technology leader (8/17/11)
→ State Medicaid officials announce new schedule for digital health records exchange (7/25/11)
→ Kansas health care providers get first look at exchange implementation (2/4/11)
→ Full coverage of health information technology in Kansas

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What are the main differences between the Arcteryx Hercules Hoody and the Gamma SV Hoody. Trying to decide which one to purchase. Thanks. Scot
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Gamma SV has higher wind resistance and a bit more stretch in the face fabric, and has a fuller cut. Hercules is great as a medium protection outerlayer and as an underlayer. Gamma SV would be best as an outerwear piece (and everyday wear)
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BeeCee, you are a smart fellow. On top of that, I wanted to emphasize that the hercules O2 fabric is significantly more breathable than regular Powerstretch. So it's not as windproof, but makes for a better midlayer.
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The Hercules is also high loft interior fleece throughout, while the SV uses high loft for the shoulders and back and low loft fleece for arms and sides. Basically, optimized fleece usage in the SV, made to move. The O2 in the Hercules is a warmer thermal layer in midlayer mode. If you want warmth but don't need as much weather protection or you are doing something more aerobic, the Hercules is your jacket. If you need the best weather protection and most durable face fabric, the SV is for you.
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The iron-ore swaps market is booming in Singapore, while Chinese participation is limited because of the renminbi's lack of convertibility and the absence of physical settlement for steel contracts, a source said. "The [renminbi] is not freely convertible and cannot pass through the border, so for a company like us, if we are to go to Singapore for trading, we can only use our overseas-domiciled company," said Chen Dongwei, deputy general manager at Sinosteel Futures. "In this kind of a situation, companies in China without these offshore vehicles cannot participate in the trade."
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Feline Friday
January 6, 2012
Family portraits! Our tree is still up (I'll hold on to it as long as I can!) so I want to give it one more shot but these are cute too.
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Feline Fridays are my favorite!!!!


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Whether its just some beer and cheese, authentic Mexican cuisine, or rich Italian delicacies, Madison offers a wide array of restaurants to make your taste buds leap for joy! Below are some of the favorites listed by our team. Also check out the restaurants links listed to the left. Bon Appetite!
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- Graze
- A Gastropub with everything local-sourced. It offers great views of the Capital Square through a 50 ft glass panorama with really cool interior design elements. Try the burger and fries! Also be sure to share the fresh deep fried cheese curds. If possible, try to hit it slightly off peak dining hours. Madison is really buzzing about this one!
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- The Library, especially for those on campus
- A youthful gem and amazingly consistent, friendly and efficient. The Greek Burger is my favorite burger in Madison.
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- Sardine
- Outstanding food! Fine dining near the Capital Square on the lake. It can be noisy so it can be difficult for large groups.
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- Paisans
- Moderately priced Italian food. The restaurant offers an amazing view of Lake Monona. Take advantage of their outside seating!
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- Brocach
- Moderately priced Irish Pub that has live Irish music It's a very warm and walcoming place. And the Guinness always tastes great.
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- Johnnie Delmonico's
- Voted Madison's Best Steakhouse, the steaks and seafood are definitely worth the money. You gotta have the scallops appetizer.
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- Eldorado Grill
- Mexican food with great tequila tasting flight, yeehah!!!!
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- The Old Fashioned
- Great food and spectacular array of local beers many on tap and many more in bottles. You will likely need to wait, but I think it is worth it.
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- Memorial Union Terrace Brat Stand
- It is my favorite summer food venue, not so much for the food, which is just fine, but you can't beat the energy and the view.
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- Graze
- I'll second, third, fourth the recommendations. I like it's sister restaurant L'Etoile, too, but it's ratchets up the price a bit.
- Marigold Kitchen
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- Natt Spil
- Madison's hidden secret. You'll find the Natt Spil on King Street tucked behind the Great Dane. I highly recommend one of their wood-fired oven pizzas or my staple, the Three Cup Chicken. The atmosphere is a little cozy, but definitely worth it. See review on Yelp!
Catherine (all are right around the Square)
- Underground Kitchen
- Muramoto
- Fine Japanese food on King Street. Takes reservations
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- Nostrano
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- Fromagination
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Lakeview Loft is a beautiful custom built home featuring stunning views of Lake Michigan and located on the 'tunnel of trees' scenic Heritage Route. This immaculate home is surrounded by 6 acres of hardwood forest and is located just 3 miles from Cross Village Beach and the famous Legs Inn restaurant.
A unique feature of the property is the carriage house apartment located above the attached garage, but with a separate and private entrance. The apartment, which is included in the rental, features a full kitchen, one bedroom and a bathroom with shower.
Enjoy relaxing on any of the three large porches, roast marshmallows around a campfire, and treasure the sunsets.
The visitor friendly towns of Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Good Hart and Mackinaw City are nearby. And the fabulous sand dunes and swimming beaches of Sturgeon Bay are just a 10 minute drive away.
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Loved being here - sunsets & great bonfires in back yard. Kids played ball & horseshoes - showed the adults how to be kids again.
The owner Carol was delightful & so helpful.
So loved being in your beautiful home. Thank you for all of the special accommodations. The kids loved the downstairs TV!
Wow! What a place! Pure joy and excitement as soon as we pulled up! We were so impressed with the house I don't know where to start. First, the house is beautiful on the outside, absolutely magnificent gardens, pathways, fire pits, porches, etc. The inside is just as pretty. Huge, stone fireplace, kitchen with all the amenities, great loft above the garage, I could go on and on. The property was clean as a whistle and I absolutely want to live here forever! Our favorite spot was the front porch. The view of Lake Michigan is excellent. The back porch was great too, we just couldn't pass up looking at the lake, since you don't get a view like that everyday. I was up at 6 a.m. one day(6 month old) and saw a freighter go by with all it's lights on, in the pitch black, it was such a cool sight! My children enjoyed the green grass, fire pits, and basement rec room. The way the owners thought out the whole place is top notch. We can't wait to book a future trip!
This was a very finely furnished home and not a typical "rental property." From the furnishings and decor to the appliances, everything is first rate.
The gardens are beautiful, the two fire pits provide excellent night time gathering spots, and the view of the sunsets is spectacular. There were plenty of walkers, joggers, people riding bikes as well as some motor traffic, all of whom would stop to enjoy the view of the lake from the clearing.
The owners are very nice and very helpful.
This is a just a little bit further north, so it is serene, yet travel to restaurants and Harbor Springs is convenient.
I was the very fortunate guest of my brother-in-law and his wife from Charlotte, NC and they also found this home to be excellent, along with several other family members who stayed at various times.
This home was stunning! The place was spotless, not a speck of dust to be found. Ample sleeping space for a large family. There was only 5 of us, but we could have slept many more. Bedrooms were very comfortable, fully stocked kitchen. The view is breathtaking! The house is on the scenic Tunnel of Trees, which is so beautiful. We made day trips to Petoskey, Mackinaw, Harbor Springs, Lake Walloon (beautiful and crystal clear), Mackinac Island. Cross Village Beach is a must see. The kids wanted to go back several times to look for fossils and special rocks in the crystal clear waters. This home is absolutely gorgeous, has an amazing basement with games, TV, fitness...although we turned on the TV only once because there is so much else to do! Fire pit in the backyard was perfect for campfires and s'mores. Morning coffee on the deck with bird, black squirrel and deer watching was so relaxing! The owners Tom and Carol were so wonderful to work with - very friendly and accommodating. Thank you so much for sharing your home with us! My parents, kids, and I had a very special trip.
We stayed here for one week, 6 adults and one 11 year old.
The house is beautiful, excellently well equipped and having 2 sets of washing machines and driers was great. There are 3 bedrooms in the house itself and a self contained apartment which was splendid. The view from the porch is amazing especially as the sun sets. Everything provided in the house was good quality, the beds were comfy and plenty of bathrooms to go round. I would thoroughly recommend it.
The owners were helpful and friendly and all the info was spot on.
Nearest village is Cross Village which has a little general store that sells almost everything you might need in a hurry and very good fresh bread.
Harbor Springs and Petoskey are about 20 mins and 25 mins away respectively and are good for bike trails and mooching about. Pond Hill Farm where you can lob squash at sheep from a catapult is a must, seriously.
My family spent 10 days in this lovely home. There was plenty of room for us to spread out! The kitchen was well stocked with cooking items and such. The yard was perfect for playing bocce and roasting marshmallows over the fire. We specifically rented this house due to it's proximity to the ATV trails. Just hop on and drive away! We loved relaxing on the front porch watching the sunset each night. We hope to come back again!!
We loved staying here!! The house was very clean and comfy and had everything we needed. We loved just sitting on the porch looking at the lake or playing horseshoes in the back yard. But the campfires at night were the best!! The peace and quiet was so relaxing. We all slept great!!
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19450 Beacon Park Pl., Bradenton, FL 34202
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- 226 Days on site
- Est: $5,835/month
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- Beds: 4
- Baths: 4 Full
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Situated on over a half acre prime private lot offering sweeping panoramic lake and nature views in the executive gated section of Nicklaus Manor at The Concession. This former Arthur Rutenberg model home showcases a grand open floor plan with luxury living at its best. Ideally-situated for both private relaxation and grand entertaining, this home offers a dramatic collection of interior rooms complimented by extensive outdoor spaces. Enter through double glass and wrought iron entry doors into a spectacular home offering the best of everything. The open great room offers an entire wall of sliding glass doors capturing the inviting outdoor spaces boasting an oversized travertine paved lanai showcasing an outdoor sitting area with fireplace, two additional covered areas, full-equipped outdoor kitchen and resort-style pool and spa overlooking the tranquil lake views. The well-equipped kitchen is a culinary masterpiece with custom wood cabinetry, thick quartz and granite countertops, top-of-the-line commercial grade stainless appliances, large center island, breakfast bar and oversized walk-in pantry. Other features include: Large library/den with hardwood flooring and rich wood paneled walls. Oversized bonus room with wet bar, media center and rotunda game area. Deluxe master suite with sitting area, two walk-in closets and luxurious bathroom. Each bedroom offers private bathroom, huge laundry room, oversized side-load garage, travertine marble floors, high ceilings and more. Click here to learn more about this listing.
- Year Built: 2013
- 226 Days on site
- Single Family Home
- Beds: 4
- Baths: 4 Full
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- Laundry Room
- Washer
- Bonus Room
- Yes
- Den
- Yes
- Foyer
- Yes
- Utility Room
- Yes
- Appliances
- Microwave, Range, Refrigerator, Wine Refrigerator
- Flooring
- Carpeted, Ceramic, Marble, Wood
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- Architecture
- Contemporary
- Lot Features
- Pond Frontage, Water Front, Water View
- Parking
- Attached Garage, Parking Space (3)
- Roof
- Tile Roof
- Features
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- $15,282
- Cooling
- Ceiling Fan, Central Air, Central Cooling
- Heating
- Gas
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $947,313
- Tax Amount
- $15,281
- Last Transaction Date
- 06/03/2013
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $1,148,500
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 4
- Floors
- 1
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 3,886
- Lot Size (Sqft)
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- Lot Size (Acres)
- 0.52
- Year Built
- 2013
- Pool
- Yes
- Parking
- Garage
- Heating System
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- Cooling System
- Yes
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- Robert Willis Elementary School
- 14705 The Masters Ave
- Gilbert W Mcneal Elementary School
- 6325 Lorraine Rd
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- 7313 International Pl Ste 90
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- 7824 Panther Ridge Trl
- Pinnacle Academy, Inc.
- 6215 Lorraine Rd
- The Florida Center For Child And Family Development
- 4620 17th St
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- 6615 Greenbrook Blvd
- Out Of Door Academy-Upper School
- 5950 Deer Dr
- Sea Of Strengths Academy
- 7313 International Pl Ste 90
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- 5950 Deer Dr
- Lakewood Ranch High School
- 5500 Lakewood Ranch Blvd
- Florida Sheriff's Youth Ranch
- 751 Rye Wilderness Trl
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Kobe Bryants PSA video is meaningless. A forced apology . . . again!! If these self-entitled retards have to be told when their behavior is unacceptable, when to apologize . . . whats next? Will we have to tell them when to blow their nose and wipe their A**?
These videos, mostly directed at kids, from jerks like Kobe will mean nothing, may in fact do more harm because kids are not stupid . . . they know when an adult is a phoney, and phonies do not help the cause. Certainly get him to shut the Frak up with his hater speech . . . but for god's sake dont try to make a hero out of a bully.
Posted by: Ricco | Apr 20, 2011 3:41:04 PM
Your words ring insincere.
Pay the fine.
Posted by: The TRUTH | Apr 20, 2011 3:41:28 PM
have to disagree and say i actually think this is a good step. He didn't have to do this...should be applauded for his efforts.
Posted by: Paul | Apr 20, 2011 3:42:53 PM
I would be willing to at least entertain the thought of believing this pos if he weren't appealing the fine against him for using the slur in the first place, a fine I might add that is chump change for him.
Posted by: Tom | Apr 20, 2011 3:45:18 PM
Pay the fine and after having done so I might listen to what you have to say, it's only 1/40th of the price you paid for the ring you gave your wife after the incident with the other woman. Your words are self serving and so are those of your team mates.
Posted by: lk | Apr 20, 2011 3:51:06 PM
IIRC, appealing the fine is SOP in the NBA.
LK< do NOT get me started on the $4 MILLION ring that he gave as hush money to his wife, Vanessa.
Posted by: Chitown Kev | Apr 20, 2011 3:55:13 PM
If there is supportive feedback from this effort on Bryant's part, maybe he, and others, will do more. Fines of that type are routinely appealed: that does not make Bryant any less sincere. Maybe there is more that he -- and pro sports -- could do; if so, encouraging methods should be used.
Posted by: Russell | Apr 20, 2011 3:59:35 PM
youre mad at someone using the term, "fag", to insult someone, however, you used the word, "retard", to explain your point. really, did you really just do that?
Posted by: andy | Apr 20, 2011 4:17:47 PM
He still hasn't said, unequivocally, "I'm sorry."
Posted by: allan | Apr 20, 2011 4:29:04 PM
Andy . . . point taken about the word retard. And although retard is not a word that comes to my mind when I think of people who are mentally challenged, and one that only springs to mind in situations like this, situations involving morally vacant people like Kobe, I am glad that you reminded me that it is a word that bothers people . . . and with good reason. So thanks for reminding me . . . Please take out the word retard and substitute it with "Idiot"
Thanks Andy
Posted by: Ricco | Apr 20, 2011 4:43:52 PM
Even though this was forced, it's on film and its important. He sounds sincere.
Most of all, however, is that a lot of kids (particularly blacks) who see this will learn that we should be more accepting of gays. I think this helps to outweigh what he did a bit, and I"m happy the pressure was put on him.
Posted by: Joe | Apr 20, 2011 4:48:45 PM
Kobe's apology should have been:
I give my apologies to Gay people for using the f-word BUT NOT to those White Gay people that continually use the n-word...and that's a lot. Bye.
Posted by: Derrick from Philly | Apr 20, 2011 4:51:45 PM
Come on, people, be reasonable. I was among the first to criticize Kobe on this board and went after others who tried to say what he did was no big deal. He did not have to do this and I think this demonstrates that he is, in fact, sincere. Look, on the streets, the f-word is still used in the context of trash talk, which has been part of the culture in some neighborhoods for a long time, so sometimes that habit is hard to break.......
I am sure he will pay the fine eventually and he has more than made up for his original transgression....
At this point, he deserves a break...
My God, compared to what Michelle Bachman or Maggie Gallagher are trying to do, what he did was nothing, and they not only have not apologized for themselves, but are not even sorry......and yet neither gets the kind of vitriol directed at them that Kobe has...
I wonder why?
Posted by: Rick | Apr 20, 2011 4:52:04 PM
@Derrick OK, Derrick......as long as you also agree that when one of those white, gay people uses the n-word, their response should be: "I give my apologies to African-Americans for using the n-word, BUT NOT to those African-Americans who oppose gay rights at every turn....and that's a lot. Bye"
Posted by: Rick | Apr 20, 2011 4:57:22 PM
I'm really glad to see that this didn't end with the press release last week, and that the message of replacing slurs with positive words will at least be transmitted.
I see this as making lemons into lemonade. It started out awful, and I was very sad to see what happened, but maybe this can wind up being a big breakthrough for Kobe and for others involved.
I've said things that I had later regretted. It happens. Even though it may have taken over a week, I applaud the PSA and will presume it to be sincere until I have reason to think otherwise based on something other than the past.
Posted by: Dom | Apr 20, 2011 5:15:02 PM
Hi Rick,
Old habits are hard to break, and, I have a dirty mouth at times. But, I have never once slipped and used foul language in front of my mom, or others. I just instinctively seem to know when I shouldn't.
There is no "good" excuse for that type of behavior in that particular setting.
And, yes, I accept his "round about apology" only because of his actions after the fact.
Sincere or not, the PSA is a good thing. And, him being the one to mention sexual orientation is fitting.
Posted by: Steve Pardue | Apr 20, 2011 5:27:35 PM
He said all the right things. I don't know what more we want from him.
He dropped the f-bomb on a supposedly straight guy, then apologized. We have bigger enemies to worry about.
Posted by: dh | Apr 20, 2011 5:45:39 PM
Thats right! And it ain't black people.
But try explaining that to smug racist homos.
Posted by: Rocky | Apr 20, 2011 6:55:29 PM
It seems like "sexual orientation" placed at the end of such a long list that most people have lost interest by the time it's enumerated. Strange, since proportionally gays are the MOST targeted for verbal and physical abuse.
These PSA's are much more effective when they are done by people, on their own and for no other reason than because it's the right thing to do, rather than because they've done, or said, something offensive and their PR manager sets it up to try to clean up the mess.
The one by Grant is much more believable and much more effective.
Posted by: TampaZeke | Apr 20, 2011 7:57:47 PM
@TZ: Y'know. I see this PSA by Kobe as a good step--but one which will feel TOTALLY empty if he doesn't pay his chump-change fine already.
But UR also right about the Grant Hill PSA. I may just switch teams. Heck, Grant Hill is also a gazillion times more honorable than that big-name football player that plays in that town.
Posted by: just_a_guy | Apr 20, 2011 11:21:22 PM
Americans in general -- including a lot of people here, I'm sure -- have trouble saying a simple "I'm sorry," especially when they know they didn't intend to do anything wrong.
I've given up expecting even my closest friends to be able to use those words. Instead, I look at whether they change their behavior afterward, and Kobe has more than met that criteria so far.
If you want people to give you the benefit of the doubt -- and there usually is-- you have do likewise.
Posted by: Jack | Apr 21, 2011 1:36:34 AM
Derrick in Philly said: Kobe's apology should have been:
I give my apologies to Gay people for using the f-word BUT NOT to those White Gay people that continually use the n-word...and that's a lot. Bye.
Posted by: Derrick from Philly | Apr 20, 2011 4:51:45 PM
Derrick, Thank You Oh so much....You know the chulren don't apologize when they say vile things about folks. It becomes well he said it so I can say it too. What's in the heart will always come out of the mouth!
For all it's worth thank you Kobe. Because Gays never make offensive statements. Just go to any gay blog Kobe and see for yourself! The proof is the pudding!
Posted by: Chris DaChocolatebearcub | Apr 21, 2011 1:54:10 AM
@CD. meh. a public figure's a public figure
Posted by: just_a_guy | Apr 21, 2011 3:07:28 AM
looks like it was filmed in a hallway
Posted by: r | Apr 21, 2011 3:16:13 AM
@Derrick From Philly & Chrisshockolattebearcub
Oh, don't get me wrong, I feel you on all of THAT for sure, it's just that...well, I can't STAND Kobe "I can shut my wife up by buying my wife a $4 MILLION purple diamond ring" Bryant.
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The U.S. government has launched a high-profile effort to secure the release of Raymond Davis, a staff member at the U.S. embassy in Islamabad, who was arrested in late January for the fatal shooting of two Pakistani men in Lahore.* Davis's job at the embassy and why he was carrying a gun is still unclear. The Lahore police department has not yet filed charges but is treating the case as a murder, and demonstrations have been held demanding Davis's prosecution. Davis claims that he acted in self-defense after one of the men, brandishing a weapon, approached his car on a motorcycle. According to the United States, Davis, as a member of the embassy's staff, enjoys diplomatic immunity from prosecution. Does he?
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The U.S. Embassy has still not revealed what exactly Davis's job involved, but argues that, even though he was technically a contractor, he falls under the category of "administrative and technical staff." After some early resistance, Pakistani legal scholars appear to be coming around to that view as well, though the high court still needs to rule. Sen. John Kerry has traveled to Pakistan to meet with officials about the case, and millions of dollars in U.S. aid may hang in the balance for Islamabad.
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A diplomat's home country can waive his diplomatic immunity in particularly egregious cases. In 1997, Gueorgui Makharadze, formerly the second-highest-ranking diplomat at the Georgian Embassy in Washington, had his diplomatic immunity waived after he killed a Maryland teenager in a drunk driving accident. Makharadze had gotten out of a drunk-driving charge the previous year by claiming diplomatic immunity. He was sentenced to 21 years in prison and was later transferred to Georgia to finish his sentence.
Violations of the Vienna Convention are extremely rare — the 1979 Iranian hostage crisis was one exception — because countries are usually reluctant to put their own diplomats at risk. Despite the crowds calling for his blood, Davis likely has a good chance of getting out of this one without spending much more time in the Lahore slammer.
*Correction: The original version of this piece inaccurately described Davis as an employee of the U.S. consulate in Lahore.
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