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The NCAA's Wilson responded that specific details of the investigation should not be released.
The documents also show the university and the NCAA also had an inquiry into a cell phone that Bryant was using that did not belong to him, but determined he had not received an extra benefit.
If the NCAA finds Sanders provided Bryant with any extra benefits during their visit or was serving as an intermediary for an agent, Bryant's college career is finished.
A top NFL prospect, Bryant caught 87 passes for 1,480 yards and 19 touchdowns and also had two punt returns for touchdowns last season. This season, Bryant leads the team with 17 catches for 323 yards and four touchdowns.
The university released a statement from Bryant on Wednesday saying "I made a mistake by not being entirely truthful when meeting with the NCAA."
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Last week marked the culmination of St. Nick's Alliance's afterschool youth art program. Once again the occasion was marked with an exhibition of the students' drawings, paintings, and sculptures, on display at 211 Ainslie Street.
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The program is run in partnership with the Joan Mitchell Foundation. Each year, the organization's afterschool arts program pairs up two professional artists with students in Brooklyn and Queens, specifically from neighborhoods and schools where arts education is underrepresented in order to provide them high quality arts classes and to teach them about art production in various media.
Over the course of the year, the Joan Mitchell Foundation's afterschool arts program offers 40 classes each week to about 800 students throughout the city.
The program is open to students in kindergarten through high school, and this year the students were taught and mentored by over twenty Artist-Teachers, including two, Natalie Beall and Anne Polashenski, who were the show's exhibitions coordinators.
"The goal is to ensure that high quality arts education is not only restricted to the privileged elite," said Travis Laughlin, the Art Education Director at the Foundation. "It is also a way for our artists to connect with the community and share their work. It is a way to show young students that the arts can be a viable pathway in life."
In fact, such programs are critical to the sustenance of arts education in a city where arts education provisions are continually faltering on part of the administration.
Of the 419 schools in the city, 28 percent lack a full-time, certified arts teacher, according to a report released by New York City Comptroller's Office on Arts Education in the City. Furthermore the report states that in the last seven years public schools experienced a 47 percent decline in funding to hire arts and cultural organizations to provide programs or supplies for students.
"New York is home to some of the finest museums, theaters and cultural institutions in the world," said Comptroller Scott Stringer. "With new leadership at City Hall and at the DOE, we have a unique opportunity to make arts education equal for all – by defining the challenges that currently exist and coming up with lasting solutions to move our city forward."
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Centrally located in Valencia, Petit Palace Germanias Valencia is near Plaza de l'Ajuntament, Plaza de Toros, and Mercado Central. Another attraction in the area is Queen Sofia Palace of the Arts. The hotel offers a complimentary hot and cold buffet breakfast each morning. Other amenities include conference rooms, a concierge desk, and a 24-hour front desk. Guestrooms have LCD televisions, complimentary wireless Internet access, and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access; rooms also include refrigerators, hair dryers, and handheld showers.
The Petit Palace Germanias Valencia is a boutique hotel situated in the historic centre of the city, round the corner from Gran Vía de Valencia, the railway station, the bullfighting ring and City Hall, in the most central area of the city, where the best shopping is to be had.
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Fairly sure he did, but it may have been taken down. The threads he linked to on the official forum and here were deleted. Posted screenshots, at least.
He was trying to get Cryptic to fix/police their own damn game, and it took a long time apparently. Said people were using the negative auction price thing for a month or more, doesn't matter now.
I am sure there are threads about it in this very forum. Probably some people doing the same thing, or otherwise complaining.
Doesn't matter either way. This game is not worth the bother, at any level.
Just thought it was funny to have so much AD laying around and not even care enough to log in.
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This game was unfortunately a money grab scam and I have unfortunately fell for it. It was pretty obvious really, when they sell you Drizzt Do'Urden as a premium package, panther included, in a price higher than a box plus year subscription of an subscription mmorpg, only without giving you anything that the subscription would give as well.
Well, my love for the particular lore clouded my judgement. Still, some wisdom came out of this. I will never touch a game F2P or otherwise that does not give a subscription option that has everything included (with maybe the exception of some cosmetic stuff). Any game that does not offer this option is, for me, a quick cash in throwaway game, not worthy of my time and especially, my money.
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cheese cheese wheres da bloody cheese
you know what would have made a great NW game one that was made just like the previous ones with newer tech and grapics, but same style of play and fil, oh and none of this MMO nonsence give it a good multi player engine and let the players handle that,
why you ask, cause turning good IPs into MMOs kills good IPs
why you ask because when you take something and turn it into a MMO you HAVE to change what it is, and that means its not longer the IP you fell in luv with.
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I agree with most of your comments but for me its a specific design flaw that made me stop playing. I LOVE Drizzt books, read them all and I just finished the last today. Furthermore, I make MMO for a living so I had great expectation for NW. Because just being in that Universe I love, I ''choose'' not to notice a lot of the negatives you all have mention but....
In game design, there is a junior mistake we call ''permanent items'' It means you can buy with real cash (Astral Diamond is real cash since you can swamp Zen to it) gears that are WAY more powerful than the one you get by grinding. My first time (and only time) I did this, not knowing, I was level 42 and I bough a full set of armor and sword, now at level 55 the gear I bought is still double the value in gold (and power) to the loot I get in any of the PvE mission I am doing so the loot I get.... is useless to me.
Loot is an important game pillar in story driven MMO. Now that this pillar is gone, a big chunk of the fun playing the game is gone.
Blizzard did the same with their auction House in Diablo 3 (they just did a pr to say it will be removed).
Monetisation has to be design WITH the gameplay to make us ''want'' to spend the money and not ''force to''. Done well it can even enhance the fun.
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Originally posted by miguelcaron
its Ariel,
Although it sucks you had to experience that I am glad you did! Now i know you have FIRSTHAND experience at how awful CERTAIN items in the AH can be and how it can ruin the game if it goes unnoticed and not fixed. I cant wait for your game!


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Lee Evens knows all to well about Browns fans. He remembers 1995 when the Browns left Cleveland to relocate in Baltimore and what the effect was on diehard Browns fans. Evans was in high school at the time in the Cleveland area. The Cleveland fans have a special dislike and a bad taste in their mouth when it comes to the Baltimore Ravens. For Browns fans who still feel the effects of Model taking the Browns out of Cleveland this game has a special meaning.
No matter what the Browns record is, the Ravens know they are in for a "Dawgfight" when they enter onto the field in Cleveland. This game has extra meaning to Cleveland fans purely for the fact of what took place back in 95. Cleveland fans are some of the most loyal fans in all of professional sports and the Cleveland Browns can count on the 12th man today once the game starts.
Its been more than fifteen years since the moving of the team, the dislike of what took place is real and it always brings special meaning to the trip back to Cleveland for the Ravens. The Baltimore Ravens know the fans in Cleveland have long memories and for Lee Evans who lived through the move he knows first hand of what takes place in the trip back. Today the Ravens enter into a Hostile environment. For Browns fans a win over the Ravens would be an early Christmas gift. Lets hope they get it. Go Browns!!!
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Plaintiff: Greg Fleming, Maria Fleming
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Steele County Safety Camp: Kids entering 4th grade learn about fishing safety, boat and canoe safety, camping and hiking, bike safety, firearms safety, first aid, electrical safety, fire safety, outdoor equipment safety and much more. Each child will receive a camp T-shirt, certificate of completion and team picture. Registration forms are available at the Parks and Recreation office May 4-15.
Cost: $20.00 (includes lunch)
Location: Lake Kohlmier and Fairgrounds
Dates: June 4 and 5
Time: 7:30am-4:30pm
Cheers Pablo Paint & Sip Event: June 12th - While enjoying a beverage or appetizer, you will be instructed by a talented artist who walks the class through the painting process, step by step. Each registered participant will receive two beverages and one appetizer during the event. No experience needed, just come ready to have lots of fun. We provide the canvas, easel, brushes, paints, and apron. Click here to view a picture of painting.
Date: Friday, June 12
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm at Brooktree Golf Course - Clubhouse
Cost: $50 (anyone 18 & under must be accompanied by an adult)
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River Springs Ducky Dash: Sunday, June 14th - This race is being held for the benefit of the Owatonna Parks & Recreation Youth Scholarship Fund. How do I buy a duck? Community members and businesses can pre-purchase ducks through the Owatonna Parks & Recreation office or River Springs Water Park. Each duck purchased is also good for one entry to the Water Park for that day. How does the race work? Each duck will have a number on the bottom that correlates to the buyer. The rubber ducks will be launched down the water slide and finish the race around the lazy river. We will be giving away up to 20 prizes! You do not have to be present to win a prize. Water Park will be open 11am-8pm on June 14th, race starts at 11:30am (June 28th rain date).
Packages: 30 ducks for $100, 13 ducks for $50, 6 ducks for $25, or 1 duck for $5
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Brooktree Golf Course is open! Check out the "new Brooktree" with many improvements to the clubhouse and course. Hours of operation: 8:00am to 8:00pm, 7 days a week.
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1. Preheat the oven to 400°F. Line a 12 x 18-inch baking sheet with buttered parchment paper.
2. Season the Bechamel Sauce with nutmeg to taste and the anchovy paste.
3. Combine 1 cup of the sauce with the crabmeat. Beat in the egg yolks and one third of the cheese. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
4. Beat the egg whites until firm but not dry and fold them into the crab mixture with a large metal spoon. Spread the mixture in the prepared baking sheet. Bake on the top shelf of the oven for 10 to 15 minutes, or until well risen and firm to the touch.
5. Have ready a large sheet of parchment paper sprinkled with the remainder of the cheese. Quickly turn the roulade out onto this and strip off the paper on which it was baked.
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Hailing Obama, hoping for passage of immigration bill
A singer, a nurse and a chef. These Filipinos echoed their praise of President Barack Obama on the eve of his second inauguration as 44th president of the United States.
"He's for the common person, he's grassroots. You don't feel like he's an elitist," said pop soprano Stephanie Reese, who was in D.C. to perform at a gala for Asian American leaders.
"He's done a fantastic job being the model president and addressing the very issues that people face each day," said nurse Laarni San Juan.
The chef is Cristeta Comerford, the White House executive chef, who works closely with First Lady Michelle Obama in advocating for affordable and healthy meals for the American family. She thanked the guests for their support of her boss, the president of the United States.
FilAm community advocates and leaders offered their thoughts as Obama takes his place in history as a two-term, first African American president.
Ambassador Jose Cuisia said Obama will be "bolder" in terms of policy initiatives on immigration reform, education, and the implementation of Obama Care.
"We'd like to see the U.S. play a role in peace and stability in the Southeast Asian region," he told The FilAm.
In his opening remarks, Cuisia said Obama's election was "not an easy victory."
"The results showed that deep divisions mark a large and diverse society. We're hopeful that after the elections, the Republicans and Democrats will all unite and work together for the good of the United States," he said.
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"Seventy-three percent of the Asians came," she told this reporter. "Foremost in our mind is the immigration reform. For the next two years, if Congress remains intransigent, let's take out all of those Republicans who do not understand that America has changed, that we are truly a nation of immigrants."
The Department of Labor's Charmaine Manansala said working for the president has been memorable. "He is just a normal, normal person. He understands where we come from. He's a community organizer and he's one of us. His family is Asian American so he knows what our community goes through. He knows the hardship of the working class so he's fixing something to help them."
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Jered Weaver loses his arbitration case
Feb 10, 2011, 12:35 PM EDT
The Angels had no problem taking on Vernon Wells' $81 million deal, but dadgummit they fought Jered Weaver over less than $1.5 million. In arbitration, that is. An arbitration that was held yesterday. Which the Angels have won, reports MLBTR.
Weaver wanted $8.8 million. The Angels offered him $7.365 million, which seems at least two places past the decimal point too specific, but who cares?
Weaver is 28 and he's the clear ace of the Angels' staff. He had a 3.01 ERA and 1.07 WHIP in 34 starts last season, with 233 strikeouts and only 54 walks in 224.1 innings. He also only went eight innings or longer in only three games, which means that if he played for the Twins they'd be looking to trade him for Michael Young or something. At least that's what the Star Tribune tells me.
- yankeesfanlen - Feb 10, 2011 at 12:38 PM
Must have something to do with being Jeff's brother.
- uyf1950 - Feb 10, 2011 at 12:39 PM
If I were a betting man I would say that's not going to leave a good taste in Weaver/Boras mouth. It certainly no going to want to give the Angels the benefit of the doubt in a long term contract negotiation. You can probably count of Weaver hitting the free agency market come the 2013 season.
- uyf1950 - Feb 10, 2011 at 12:46 PM
Sorry, but I'm going to try that post again. Hopefully this time without all of the mistakes.
If I were a betting man I would say that's not going to leave a good taste in Weaver/Boras mouth. They are certainly not going to want to give the Angels the benefit of the doubt in any long term contract negotiation. You can probably count of Weaver hitting the free agency market come the 2013 season.
- Joe - Feb 10, 2011 at 1:48 PM
You could have stopped at "Boras" and come to the same conclusion. 8^)
- spudchukar - Feb 10, 2011 at 2:30 PM
Yeah UYF, I think this falls into the win the battle, lose the war category.
- dodger88 - Feb 10, 2011 at 1:00 PM
I know it's an apples and oranges debate but there is something wrong when Jered Weaver loses his arbitration case while Ross Ohlendorf wins his.
- uyf1950 - Feb 10, 2011 at 1:09 PM
Like the article says. The bigger issue is the Angels were willing to take on Wells contract but they hassle Weaver over a less then $1.5M Doesn't make any sense, especially if you are looking at signing the guy long term in the near future. As the saying goes I think the Angels were being "penny wise and pound foolish" in this case.
- Utley's Hair - Feb 10, 2011 at 1:04 PM
Dadgummit? Aces and Chooch must be close, 'cause Craig's already channeling Cholly!!!!!!!
- BC - Feb 10, 2011 at 1:05 PM
Ohlendorf wins and Weaver loses? I'm totally confused.
- Mike Luna - Feb 10, 2011 at 2:29 PM
This makes no sense.
Shame on you, Angels.
- uyf1950 - Feb 10, 2011 at 5:29 PM
I still cant see how Weaver lost his case. An All Star and 5th in the 2010 CY vote on top of an excellent ERA and bb to so ratio. Just can't understand it.
- saltwatertrout - Feb 11, 2011 at 9:54 AM
For those of you confused by the decision and why the Halos would go to arbitration over this, I think this article will clear things up a bit (it did for me)
The Angels' offer was right in line with the comparables to Weaver, and the arbitrators agreed. Furthermore, it'll set the baseline in terms of dollars for a longterm extension.
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The Good Riddance Award nominees
Alright, here we go. The readers, and team TV Squad, have spoken. It's almost a little depressing that there were so many shows that received consideration for the award. Clearly, this wasn't a banner year for the networks. But that's good though. With all of those shows sent packing, there's that much more room on the schedule next season. Here's hoping all that valuable space gets put to good use, and that someone learns from the following examples. After the jump, the nominees, and your chance to vote for the TV Squad reader award.
The Good Riddance Award: Call for considerations
Every year at this time there are a few shows that take the cancellation bullet, much to the dismay of fans. There are petitions, mass mailings, and declarations of never watching that network again. On the other hand ... every year there are also those shows that meet the TV reaper that really had it coming. We've had enough of their bad TV and we're not going to take it anymore.
The good riddance award is for those shows. Not only will you not miss them, you'll gladly cheer as the funeral procession passes you by. There is no shortage of contenders as we rap up the '07/'08 season. The first to ping my radar included Next Great American Band. Good grief, so much was wrong about that show. And while we're looking at that ill-fated Fox Friday, let's throw Nashville on the pile as well. CBS has a couple contenders in Secret Talents of the Stars and Viva Laughlin. How do you screw up getting frickin' Wolverine on your network? Of course, we'd be remiss if we didn't offer a tip of the cap to ABC and the Cavemen as well. Those are just a few from my perspective. Add your contenders in the comments and we'll boil it all down to a really great list, of really bad TV.
CBS going to the dogs this summer
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What'll be interesting for Shark fans -- and TV geeks in general like us -- will be to see exactly how well the James Woods legal drama performs with a strong lead in like NCIS. Even the reruns scheduled to follow the three episodes are all strong support. Will this Tuesday hammock experiment be advantageous to Shark, securing the kind of Nielsen numbers that will be a deciding factor in the show's renewal for next season?
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Will Israel be the field of the forthcoming GOP civil war?
The conventional wisdom following last month's midterm elections is that the rousing Republican victory would mean a more favorable climate for Israel and Prime Minister Netanyahu's government in the United States—that the extra-friendly Congress would make it more difficult for the Obama Administration to put the screws to Netanyahu the way it has. However, the rise of the volatile and unpredictable Tea Party—which for practical, political purposes is a part of the Republican Party but at the same time is not necessarily of it, particularly on foreign policy matters—complicates that conventional wisdom considerably.
Late last month, the New York Times reported on this dissonance. Republican leadership as well as its influential neoconservative wing are, of course, staunch backers of Israel broadly and Netanyahu's center-right policies specifically. The Tea Party, however, has an isolationist aura about it, and isolationism generally tends to correlate with less support for Israel. This is why there was such a panic when soon-to-be House Majority Leader Eric Cantor floated the notion of separating Israeli aid from other foreign aid: Even isolationism that explicitly makes an exception for Israel is considered dangerous by groups like AIPAC.
The Times reporters emphasize that the party leadership is still overwhelmingly pro-Israel. But Tablet Magazine contributor Barry Gewen has a new post pointing to very real fissures between the leadership and the Tea Party, and he seems much less sanguine that they will simply be papered over.
Gewen points to the two Pauls—father and son Ron and Rand, the former a longtime Texas congressman and cult GOP presidential candidate, the latter a newly elected senator from Kentucky and arguably the most prominent true Tea Partier—and various statements they have made about Israel and the Mideast. Ron Paul "has repeatedly condemned Israeli policies, often in the harshest terms," Gewen reports. "One of his staffers declared that, 'By far the most powerful lobby in Washington of the bad sort is the Israeli government.' Paul's opponents inside and outside the Tea Party see undertones of anti-Semitism in his positions, or worse."
Gewen's point, and it seems to me persuasive, is that while the Tea Partiers' main focus—if that isn't a contradiction in terms—are domestic issues and general anger that has concentrated itself on the Obama Administration, they do have opinions on foreign policy and Israel, and they are not the same as the pro-Israel tilt of the GOP establishment, and when the issue is raised they will not be shy, and they will not be without influence.
The bellwether might be Sarah Palin. Up until now, she has, to paraphrase Gewen, out-Netanyahu'd Netanyahu, forcibly defending Israeli settlements (which is no surprise given that Bill Kristol was one of her earliest patrons and her chief foreign policy adviser is neoconservative Randy Scheunemann). Tea Partiers, according to Gewen, have not ignored this, or let her off the hook because she is the ultimate Mama Grizzly; rather, they have called her charming things like "a wolf in sheep's clothing," "simplistic," and "a neocon Stepford wife."
Here's a prediction: Sometime in the next year, as GOP primary season begins, some issue—whether directly about Israel or touching on policies and values intimately related to American Israel policy—will come up and bring this oft-overlooked fissure to the fore. Where the GOP candidates—especially Palin, particularly if she runs—come down on it will be very telling.
GOP and Tea Party Are Mixed Blessing for Israel [NYT]
How the Tea Party Is Wrecking GOP Foreign Policy [Entanglements]
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|Coordinates: 29°49′N 82°36′W / 29.817°N 82.600°WCoordinates: 29°49′N 82°36′W / 29.817°N 82.600°W
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|Bob Barnas
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|Linda Clark Gestrin
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|Byran D. Williams
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|• Total
|22.0 sq mi (57.1 km2)
|• Land
|22.0 sq mi (56.9 km2)
|• Water
|0.08 sq mi (0.2 km2)
|66 ft (20 m)
|Population (2010)
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|• Density
|244/sq mi (94.1/km2)
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High Springs is a city in Alachua County, Florida, United States. The population was 5,350 at the 2010 census.[3]
High Springs is located at 28°49′N 82°36′W / 28.817°N 82.600°W (29.8245, -82.5953).[4]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 22.0 square miles (57.1 km2). 22.0 square miles (56.9 km2) of it is land and 0.077 square miles (0.2 km2) of it (0.36%) is water.[3]
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 3,863 people, 1,539 households, and 1,063 families residing in the city. The population density was 209.3 inhabitants per square mile (80.8/km²). There were 1,668 housing units at an average density of 90.4 per square mile (34.9/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 76.42% White, 21.18% African American, 0.39% Native American, 0.34% Asian, 0.31% from other races, and 1.37% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were .02% and Cubans were 4.1 of the population.
There were 1,539 households out of which 32.1% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 50.3% were married couples living together, 14.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 30.9% were non-families. 25.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 12.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.47 and the average family size was 2.98.
In the city the population was spread out with 25.4% under the age of 18, 6.2% from 18 to 24, 27.6% from 25 to 44, 25.0% from 45 to 64, and 15.7% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 39 years. For every 100 females there were 85.5 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 81.4 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $34,354, and the median income for a family was $43,779. Males had a median income of $32,959 versus $22,109 for females. The per capita income for the city was $15,919. About 9.5% of families and 12.0% of the population were below the poverty line, including 17.8% of those under age 18 and 9.6% of those age 65 or over.
The School Board of Alachua County operates a kindergarten through eighth grade school, the High Springs Community School, in High Springs. Ninth through twelfth grade students attend Santa Fe High School in the adjoining city of Alachua.[5] The Alachua County Library District operates a branch library in the city.[6]
The northwest region of Alachua County was probably first settled on a permanent basis by English-speaking people during the late 1830s. One of the earliest settlements in the vicinity was at Crockett Springs, located about three miles east of present-day High Springs. Settlers who were living there during the 1840s included Fernando Underwood and Marshal Blanton. A discernible town began to develop in the early 1880s after a railroad was constructed and several phosphate mines were established. In 1888 the local post office changed its name from Orion to High Springs, and the town was officially incorporated in 1892.[7]
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ a b "Geographic Identifiers: 2010 Demographic Profile Data (G001): High Springs city, Florida". U.S. Census Bureau, American Factfinder. Retrieved May 6, 2013.
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Pi is mostly right. I have ended up building a lot of rudders in my day including one for my old 25 foot Folkboat. 3/4" is no where near thick enough. The rudder should be laminated from two thicknesses of plywood to reduce the likelihood of warping. Minimally the blade should be 1 1/4" thick (two layers of 5/8" marine plywood) with 1 1/2" probably being a bit better.
The two thicknesses should be glues together using a high quality epoxy resin. My current favorite is MAS but any quality resin, WEST System or System 3 will do. To avoid laminating a warp into glued up blank, you will need to glue up the two halves with the bottom layer lying on a flat surface. My two current preferred methods of clamping the two halves together while curing is either to lay plastic below the bottom layer of plywood, apply glue to the two halves and then put the two pieces together. Then put plastic over the two pieces and then pile weight evenly over the top of the laminated piece.
My other favorite way is to drill 1/8" holes at 6 to 8 inches on center in the top layer. Lay plastic below the bottom layer of plywood, apply glue to the two halves and put them together. Using a drill with a Phillips head bit chucked up I clamp the two halves together with 1" or 1 1/4" drywall screws driven into the 1/8" holes. When the blank has cured I remove the screws and fill the holes.
A 25 footer is big enough that rudder shape does count. The blade should be 15% to 20% shallower than your keel or centerboard in the down position should have at least roughly a foil shape (teardrop shape). That means that in rough terms that the leading edge is a semi circle and that the trailing edge has a long taper over perhaps something less than half of the horizontal fore and aft length of the rudder. For structural reasons the top of the rudder above the waterline is traditionally left square but is tapered down to the foil shape by the time the rudder is at the waterline.
Plywood is pretty easy to shape. I typically have used a heavy-duty disk grinder with a 15 or 30 grit floor stripping heavy-duty sandpaper to rough cut the shape. The glue lines allow you to see if you have humps or hollows and the glue lines should be fair and true. The key here is to keep the grinder moving rather than to stay in one spot. When you are close to the right shape you can knock down any bigger humps with a sharp, low angle, block plane and do a final faring vertically with a sharp jointer plane if you have one.
I would test fit the rudder and drill any holes for hardware that is required. This last item is a bit of a pain in the neck but well worth the effort. Plywood rudders want to float up. This makes them want to self steer if there is any rake to your transom and it means that you need a downhaul on your rudder which sort of defeats the purpose of having a kick up rudder. I typically pour a puck or two of lead into the bottom of the rudder. To do so, I either get discarded balancing weights at a tire shop or spent rounds from a shooting range. I have melted the lead in an old iron put in a gas grille but that can be pretty slow. I would take a look at a traditional boat building book for safety precautions because you do need to be careful working with molten lead.
I typically drill the holes for the pucks with a 2" hole saw and then take a rasp and taper the hole outward on either side. I then screw stainless steel screws radially around the hole so that the screw heads are below the face plane of the plywood. I screw sheet metal (with a light plywood backer) over the bottom of the holes and then pour the holes full of lead. Once cooled lead is easy to shape with the grinder. Because the wood scorches I fill the void around the lead with unthickened epoxy. Lastly, I fair the face of the lead and plywood with thickened epoxy.
Once the rudder blank is faired and ready I would follow the manufacturers instructions and apply several coats of unthickened epoxy to seal the plywood and then fill any voids, screw holes etc. with thickened epoxy in a syringe. I would apply a single coat of fiberglass cloth in epoxy and then do a final fair and coating with epoxy. The rudder will need to be painted to protect the epoxy from UV damage. While this all sounds like a lot of work, it can actually be accomplished in two of three weekends.
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suathletics.com Typo, or leak? NBA.com's David Aldridge wrote an article yesterday about the small forwards of the 2013 class, claiming that Syracuse star C.J. Fair had already declared for the NBA Draft. While many believe Fair will in fact go pro, he hasn't made any decision public, though he is scheduled to have a press conference this week to update the school and fans on his situation. "For now, since McDermott is still deciding, I'm not putting him on any Board. But if he does, I'm going to start him as a power forward and see how the two months before the Draft shake out. The same goes for Syracuse junior C.J. Fair, who has declared for the Draft." Of course, Syracuse fans have been tweeting at Aldridge trying to get clarification on whether the declaration was a typo or not. Aldridge has not responded or updated his piece, which either means he's an infrequent tweeter or he's playing dumb – it's tough to tell which. Fair led the Orange in scoring, rebounding and 3-point FG percentage this year, leading the school to its first Final Four in a decade. Most scouts believe he'd be a second round pick if he were to declare for the NBA Draft this season.
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Review: Sex, fish and the end of the world in 'boom'
FORT MYERS - REVIEW: The end of the world — and thanks for the fish Nancy Stetson for Florida Weekly
What: Geeky marine biologist Jules thinks the world is ending. Is it?
When: 8 p.m. June 3, 4, 5, 10 11, 12; one 2 p.m. matinee on June 12
Where: Foulds Theater at the Lee County Alliance for the Arts complex, 10091 McGregor Boulevard, Fort Myers
Cost: $22; $10 for students; theatreconspiracy.tix.com
Information: 239-936-3239 or theatreconspiracy.org
Something Else: Show contains a great deal of profanity and mature language.
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Theatre Conspiracy's "boom" contains sex, fish and the end of the world. There's also bourbon, spanakopita and enough profanity to peel the paint right off the stage. Who knew the marriage of marine biology and fatalistic philosophy could be so interesting?
"Boom" grew out of west Coast-based playwright Peter Sinn Nachtrieb's experience interning for a marine biologist during a break from college. Awkward fish-watcher Jules (Christopher Brent) becomes convinced that a comet is headed toward Earth. After being laughed out of the Tampa Marriot, he posts an Internet ad seeking "intensely significant coupling" aiming to be the "sprig" of a new humanity.
Despite the obvious setup, "boom" is no simple setup-joke-punchline comedy. Action on the laboratory set comes framed as a museum exhibit, the character of Jo and Jules manipulated with giant levers by an enthusiastic, frantic, tantrum-throwing and possibly disturbed Barbara (a joyfully over-the-top Tera Nicole Miller). There's even a throw-away "Wizard of Oz" joke in the dialogue.
Miller's lively performance spices up a script that lurches between slapstick comedy and existential verbiage with breakneck speed. Her Barbara narrates the end of the world with glee - and a timpani drum. Look for anecdotes about the Halliburton shale (an ode to government inefficiency) and the oh-so-naughty story of Barbara's own creation.
Theatre Conspiracy regular Brent plays his geeky academic with tender optimistic charm; Jules comes off a real person - not a stereotypical "mad scientist." A passionate (and well-delivered) late-in-the-play speech about responsibility hints at the play's message - a fatalistic carpe diem philosophy with a hint of anti-establishment rebellion thrown in.
Virginia Grace completes the trio as jaded journalism student Jo, who just wants to write about random sex for her magazine class. The performance feels somewhat subdued, less angry than I'd expect for a woman lured somewhere under false pretenses only to see the world end. Perhaps it was nerves; the performance grew sharper (and less prone to mumbling) toward the end of the no-intermission 85-minute show. Her cataloging of ways the hapless Jules tried to impregnate her - against her will - was hilarious, as was a speech about death.
"Boom" offers an intriguing look at an end-of-the-world fantasy. The play has several random plot twists that add spice, as well as two tampon jokes (yes, really) and a plethora of profane utterings.
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Consulting firm Parsons Brinkerhoff Halsall?(PBH)?will receive nearly $16.6 million over the next three years to provide oversight services for the project.
As with many components of the LRT?project, the fee is being cost-shared among the three levels of government, with the region on the hook for just over $5.5 million.
"We did want to get this group working sooner, but we did not want to bring it forward until we had commitment from the province and the feds,"?said Coun. Jim Wideman.
PBH will be assisting the region with support services in the first half of the project. Their work will touch on virtually every piece of the LRT?puzzle, including procurement support, construction oversight and inspection, and public outreach.
In February, regional councillors voted in favour of hiring a private company to design, build, operate, finance and maintain LRT?for its first few years of operation.
Having been hired as a consultant, PBH?will be ineligible to involved in building that portion of the project.
"As our engineer, they would not be able to bid on it,"?said Thomas Schmidt, the region's commissioner of transportation and environmental services.
What they will be doing, Schmidt said, is putting together the specifications of the project that other private companies will bid on.
"They do not do the design, but they do outline exactly what the project is that the Region of Waterloo wants,"?he said.
PBH?has worked on subways and rapid transit projects around the world, including in New York City and Hong Kong.
They have less familiarity with Canadian regulations and projects, but are using three companies with more Canadian experience as sub-contractors.
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9.25.08 by Amir Peay - On December 6, Oscar De La Hoya will be fighting Manny Pacquiao in the welterweight division, in place of what was supposed to be his rematch with Floyd Mayweather Jr. Although Mayweather claims to be retired, hence his not wanting to fight, that hasnt stopped De La Hoya from recently talking about how much he would like the opportunity to have that rematch. The initial rematch planned would have been very intriguing for reasons outside of the ring, and having to do with the politics of the Mayweather family, and it turns out there is an added twist in the dynamic that this writer did not know about..
Floyd Mayweather Jr. is trained by his uncle, Roger Mayweather. Growing up and as a young fighter, Jr. was trained by his father, Floyd Mayweather Sr. However, a stint in jail for Sr. and some relationship issues between father and son KOd that relationship. On the now famous 24/7 count down to Mayweather-DLH on HBO, Floyd Jr. let the whole world in on his mixed feelings towards his father, and according to him how his father used to beat him as a child. Floyd Sr., by his accounts, paints Jr. to be an out of control young man that needs to be taught a lesson and learn some humility.
Perhaps those sentiments were even more heightened as the Mayweather-DLH rematch commitment deadline approached, and it became apparent that Oscar DLH would be trained by none other than his opponents father. Sr. had trained DLH in the past, but for the first fight with Jr., Sr. demanded a $2 million fee. A fee so large DLH turned him down, and some, including myself, thought that basically Sr. out priced himself so that he would not have to be put in a position to train a man to knockout his son.
As the rumblings grew for the rematch, I was almost looking forward to the 24/7 count down more than the actual fight itself. The entire Mayweather family has a way with words that tends to be rated R and I think I could watch a whole TV series based on that count down. Father vs. Son. Brother vs. Brother. An uncle and his nephew. And oh yeah, Mayweather vs. DLH.
Needless to say it would have been very entertaining. Much of this information though many fans already know and comes as no surprise, but the other day while on BoxRec.com, I saw something on DLHs record that I was unaware of, and added what I thought was a little bit more of a twist to this saga.
On March 13, 1993, a young Oscar De La Hoya TKOd a fighter by the name of Jeff Mayweather in 4 rounds. For those who havent heard of that Mayweather, Jeff is the brother of Roger and Floyd Sr., and is currently a trainer, albeit less well known than his two brothers. I can only imagine how entertaining a video clip of that stoppage mixed into the 24/7 count down could have been in what would have been some tremendous boxing entertainment.
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This aims to convert everything in Fallout New Vegas into the Warhammer 40k Universe
a compiled list of all the planned changes for the next full version release
hey, its been a little while since i updated so i'll tell you a little bit about the future of the mod
i have recently released beta information for new vegas warhammer 40k
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Supreme Court-appointed Monitoring Committee likely to meet today on the issue
NEW DELHI: The Municipal Corporation of Delhi has now decided to target illegal shops and businesses operating from Delhi Development Authority flats across the city, irrespective of whether these dwelling units fall on roads notified for commercial activities or not.
The sealing action will affect a large number of residents who have been running shops from DDA flats, mainly on the ground floor, for the past several years.
The Supreme Court-appointed Monitoring Committee is likely to meet on Wednesday to discuss the issue. It will also take up the matter with senior MCD officials and direct them to seal illegal commercial establishments operating from DDA flats.
It might also order action against illegal shops operating in cooperative group housing societies (CGHS) flats in the city.
According to sources, the Monitoring Committee was of the view that at the time of construction of DDA and CGHS flats, proper commercial spaces and market places were also developed in and around these projects. Therefore, there was no question of allowing illegal commercial activities in these flats as it was a source of nuisance for residents and in gross violation of building bye-laws. The action would be carried out on all roads across the Capital, whether they were notified for commercial activities or not, they added.
Even the DDA, that has already handed over the majority of its flats to the MCD for upkeep of civic amenities, has warned erring residents to immediately stop misuse of their flats or else the Authority would cancel their lease.
"We have been observing that some allottees or occupants of DDA flats have made additions and alterations to their flats in violation of laid policies and procedures. We will initiate punitive action against such defaulters," said a DDA spokesperson.
The sealing action in DDA and CGHS flats will affect a large number of residents across the Capital, particularly in areas like Kalkaji, Amar Colony, Mayur Vihar, Rohini, Pitampura, Shalimar Bagh, Patparganj, Lajpat Nagar, Dilshad Garden, Sarita Vihar, Vasant Kunj, Kondli, Paschim Vihar, Janakpuri, Vikaspuri, Mayapuri, Hari Nagar, Patparganj, Madangir and Karol Bagh.
Meanwhile, MCD continued with its sealing drive in the Capital on Tuesday targeting 131 illegal commercial establishments in Civil Lines, Rohini and Karol Bagh zones. More than 90 illegal commercial units were sealed in Sector 11 of Rohini and on main road between Sachdeva School and Badli village, while 35 units were sealed on Timarpur Road from Mall Road to Outer Ring Road. Similarly, four units were targeted on Satyam Cinema Road.
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Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 4
Sleeps: 15
Type: Home
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The downstairs master bedroom features a King size Temper-Pedic bed, plasma TV, a comfortable micro-suede couch that converts to a sleeper, an enormous walk in closet and en suite bathroom featuring his and her sinks, tempered glass shower, toilet and bidet, Jacuzzi and TV! 3 other bedrooms downstairs include a queen size bed, and two rooms have two twins that can be converted to King beds upon request. All rooms have TV and remotes for your complete comfort and privacy.
The custom kitchen is fully stocked featuring granite countertops and stainless steel appliances throughout; the open concept is built for entertaining! Oversized French doors open from the kitchen directly to the secluded patio with plenty of lounge chairs for everyone. There is high-speed WIFI and cable throughout the home. Every bedroom has its own television, and both master bedrooms feature large HD TVs.
The living room features a 7" billiard table, couches, entertainment unit including DVD playervand soundsystem. There is a separate laundry room with washer, dryer and ironing board as well as a sink. The linen and walk in closets offer lots of extra beach and bath towels as well as extra linens. Come and enjoy an afternoon barbeque by the pool, relax in the spa, or cool down and opt for a game of billiards or some TV in the air conditioned living space.
Croissant Park is situated in the heart of historic Fort Lauderdale where the entertainment is unlimited . Fort Lauderdale is geared to please tourists, and its vast offerings of activities, fine and casual dining and live music events are second to none in South Florida!
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Andrew Smith
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Nice place, great location.
March 3, 2015
This is a nice place, though the pics on the site were perhaps a little deceiving. The house has a fair amount of wear and tear for sure. That being said we very much enjoyed the house and property and would absolutely stay there again. Mike, the property manager was very helpful from start to finish.
Izzy Heartman
Best vacation spot!!
August 20, 2014
This house was absolutely BREATHTAKING!! The kitchen was probably my favorite place in the house! There was never a boring minute on this trip. We enjoyed the billiards table after a few cocktails and then headed over to the strip one night! We spent most of our time by the pool and jacuzzi using the bbq though! We were a little nervous about not seeing the house before but you guys quickly put those fears to rest! The house was clean and exactly as described online! Best vacation to date! Thanks guys!!
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El Paso, TX
Great Experience!
June 15, 2014
It was the first time we had rented a home rather then a hotel but we are so glad we tried it! The house was nice and they had everything there to make things convienant. We had a great time and would like to rent a house everywhere we go in the future. And no doubt we would rent this house again if we ever came back to ft lauderdale!
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"Excellent service and beautiful clean house"
April 16, 2014
I have stayed at The Landings with 2 families and had a wonderful experience with Tropical Vacations I found Kai and Michelle very helpful and they provided Us with a beautiful home, nicer than expected from the Pictures. The location was close to the beach and to restaurants, the house itself was very private and super clean, and we spent lots of time laying by the pool and cooking on the BBQ grill. Thank you for a wonderful vacation. We will be back.
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The Boston Celtics Captain's new role as National Athlete Spokesperson for the Alliance complements a collaboration between the Alliance and Pierce's The Truth on Health Campaign announced at the Clinton Global Initiative in fall of 2009. The two organizations are working together to share resources and information about good nutrition online, create fun and informative videos for kids, develop monthly activity challenges from Paul Pierce, and provide incentive rewards for staying active.
Pierce will also work with the Alliance on the development of videos and activities to be used as resources for the Alliance's Healthy Schools Program, which supports more than 7,800 schools across the United States, including more than 95 schools in the Boston School District, in their efforts to become healthier places for students to learn and teachers to work.
The newly-launched Web site for Pierce's FitClub34 (a fan club turned "fit" club), The Truth on Health is outfitted with information, resources and tools necessary for youth to get and stay fit. The Alliance provided TruthonHealth.org with a program of nutrition and physical activity intended to complement Pierce's FitClub34 fitness challenges and activities. The Truth on Health features information from the Alliance's empowerME Kids' Movement to help young people create healthy habits for life, including eating fruits and vegetables with every meal, getting 60 minutes of physical activity each day, reducing sugary beverages, cutting down on screen time, and ge
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Prayer changes things. Perspective, desire, hopes and yes, even God is changed when people pray. Why? Because choosing to slow down and pray means giving up our possession of that which is not ours, but Gift.
Transitions: Changing Seasons of Life
We all know too well the experience of transition. In life and death, in winter and spring, in loss and hope. True community ought ever hold open spaces for us to be known more during these times. For they are the moments that prepare us for what is to come.
Signs and Smoke
Sometimes, when the light reflects the rising incense just right, the light presents itself in full. May all our prayers reflect the growing light of God in the world.
Sometimes it's intentional, other times happenstance.
At the very least, we often need prayers to come alive for us, to animate before our very eyes.
Prayer is life. May we ever discover how our prayers and lives connect with one another and justice in the world.
Slow Growth is Growth
In a microwave culture everything is presumed to have arrived sooner.
In a insta-culture growth is underrated unless it happens fast.
In a go-go-go paced world the slow work of the Spirit often goes unnoticed.
Slow growth is still growth. Oh that we might curate spaces to celebrate how far we've come in those oft unseen places of our inner lives. After all, what good is it for a person to have it all but not herself?
Honor the growth. Talk about it, slowly.
Transitions: Vital (non)Events
Transitions matter more than most would dare to imagine. Sometimes they matter so much, that the transitions themselves become part of the fabric of the thing.
Think about it: what transitions have mattered most for you? What were the habits or intentional practices that made it work. When you tell your story, how do you talk about the big events AND the transitions between life events.
Transitions matter. They set the stage or prepare the ground or provide the platform for that which is next to emerge. Practice meaningful transition.
Place Matters, All the Time
The truth is: place matters. It's not just about where, it's about admiring, joining, and curating all the elements of place so that the fullness of their expression translates.
This image is from 12:33pm on Wednesday May 6, 2014. This moment can not be replicated. However, it can be experienced.
What do you see? What captures your imagination? How does this aesthetic translate to you?
God is all around. Life is all around. Place matters. Keep watch, who knows what you may find.
Life as Prayer
How do you mark your life in public spaces to embody this truth?
Beads? Incense? Stones? Tattoo?
By reminding ourselves of prayer we embody prayer for others.
Go. Be. Pray.
To Come Alive, Again
Seasons are changing and being alive to oneself beacons newly.
What would O'Donohugh say?
Living as beloved is never easy work, but it's certainly worth it.
Perhaps: At the close of Day
May we all live into the perhaps of what is to come.
May we all experience the joy of being known.
May we all dare to dream the dream yet dreamed.