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text: bear5 5pts Among these offerings,I am very attracted by the Peugeot Coupe 407 still now.Albeit she looks rather cumbersome and lacks finesse,compared with the Pininfarina-designed 406 Coupe,she seems massive and flashy road cruiser.I am very impressed by her on-the-rail stability,in common with whole Peugeot 407 series.That's owing mainly to abundant suspension compliance and stiff body structure. In fact,she can cruise more safely than some Mercedes and BMW on Autobahn under gusty,rainy,and snowy conditions. That's great in my opinion. As for performance,she can reach manufacturer data of 235km/h(146mph) and some well run-in examples mark even 250km/h(155mph) on several occasions. Namely her performance is up to mark,but starting response and passing power are rather mundane,compared with state-of-art Audis and BMWs. Along with it,her fuel consumption of about 13km/l(turbodiesel) and 8-9km/l(3.0 petrol) is barely average. So the combination of Peugeot-chassis/body and Accord engine is second to none in my remark.

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Consolidated Edison and its employees union had a war of words Sunday over who was responsible for the lockout that left 8,500 workers off the job. Talks between Con Ed and Local 1-2, Utility Workers Union of America broke down early Sunday.Both sides kept talking past the midnight deadline but the utility dismissed the workers at 2 a.m. Sunday and brought in 5,000 managers to run its electric, gas and steam operations. Read more: [NY1]
Police Are Hunting For A Pair Of Suspects In A String Of Sexual Assaults In Queens
The NYPD is asking the public for assistance in tracking down a sexual abuse, rape, and robbery suspect in Queens. The alleged perpetrator has struck four times. His first attack came against a 19-year-old woman in Forest Hills when he sexually assaulted a woman at knife point and stole her cell phone and cash. Read more: [1010wins]
Willets Point Business owners' City and NY Mets owners intend to maul us with mega-mall
The city's newly announced plans for Willets Point are an outrage — and should be seen as such by every City Council member who voted in favor of the plan that was originally proposed, and by all New York City taxpayers who are being stuck with the bill for what will forever be known as Bloomberg's folly. Read more: [New York Daily News]
Queens billboard no good for advertising: lawsuit
A 75-year-old Queens billboard could go blank if the city has its way. Atlantic Outdoor Advertising began leasing the billboard at 23-10 Queens Plaza South in 1999, but when it sought permission to change wording on the rooftop display last year, the move was rejected because the city claimed the billboard was not an "advertising" sign. Read more: [New York Post]
Rockaway residents rally to replace fence around nude beach
Rockaway residents fed up with getting an eyeful from a nude beach are demanding the city rebuild a fence to shield their gaze from naked sunbathers. Dozens of scandalized locals rallied at the beach Sunday — pushing to rebuild the fence that separated the federally controlled adult beach in Riis Park from the tamer sands of Neponsit. Read more: [New York Daily News]
NYC's first casino, Resorts World Casino, robbed for the first time
The city's first casino was robbed for the first time on Friday afternoon, police and sources said. An unarmed robber slipped a note to a second-floor cashier at Resorts World Casino in Queens and demanded cash late Friday afternoon, police said. The cashier forked over currency and the suspect fled about 4:45 p.m. Police would not confirm the amount. Read more: [New York Daily News]


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Charles "Chip" Pardee, president and chief nuclear officer of Exelon Nuclear and senior vice president, Exelon Generation since 2007, has been promoted to chief operating officer of Exelon Generation, the company announced today as part of a senior execut
WARRENVILLE, Ill. – Charles "Chip" Pardee, president and chief nuclear officer of Exelon Nuclear and senior vice president, Exelon Generation since 2007, has been promoted to chief operating officer of Exelon Generation, the company announced today as part of a senior executive realignment within Exelon Generation, LLC.
Pardee will have overall responsibility for Exelon Generation's power generation fleet, which includes the Exelon Nuclear and Exelon Power business units. In his new role, Pardee will continue to drive safety, reliability and asset optimization for Exelon Generation. Pardee will report to Christopher M. Crane, president and COO, Exelon Corporation and president, Exelon Generation.
Michael Pacilio, senior vice president and COO, Exelon Nuclear, has been promoted to president and chief nuclear officer, Exelon Nuclear and senior vice president, Exelon Generation. Pacilio takes over responsibility for the largest fleet of commercial nuclear energy plants in the U.S. and third largest in the world. Exelon Nuclear produces nearly 20% of nuclear-generated electricity in America. Pacilio will report to Pardee.
Doyle Beneby, senior vice president, Exelon Power, has been promoted to president, Exelon Power. Beneby oversees the operations of the company's natural gas, coal, hydroelectric and renewable generating assets in Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Texas that produce nearly 8,000 megawatts of electricity. He will report to Pardee.
Susan Landahl, senior vice president in charge of Exelon Nuclear's Midwest operations, will be promoted to chief operating officer and senior vice president, Exelon Nuclear. She will have oversight of the company's 17 reactors in Illinois, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with a generating capacity of more than 17,600 megawatts of electricity. She will report to Pacilio.
Pardee has been central to the continued improvement of Exelon Nuclear's operations, which has consistently led the U.S. nuclear industry in cost, capacity factors and refueling outage duration. Pardee previously served in senior executive roles with responsibilities for diverse disciplines, including engineering, nuclear fuels, project management, outages, training and security. He also had operational responsibility for a dozen commercial U.S. nuclear stations at various times in his career.
Pardee is a member of the Nuclear Energy Institute's Nuclear Strategic Issues Advisory Committee, the National Academy of Nuclear Training's Accrediting Board and a member of the Electric Power Research Institute. In addition, Pardee is on the Board of the Greater Chicago Chapter of the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Association. Pardee is a graduate of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and completed the Advanced Management Program at Harvard University.
Pacilio, an engineer with nearly 30-years of service with the company, has held various senior leadership positions at Exelon Nuclear, including senior vice president of Midwest operations and site vice president and plant manager at several Exelon Nuclear generating plants. He worked on the Unicom/PECO integration team in 2000 that ensured a smooth transition for the nuclear division following the merger that created Exelon. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from Purdue University and completed Harvard University's Advanced Management Program.
Beneby previously served as vice president of operations for Exelon Power and has held senior leadership positions at various utilities, including PECO, Consumers Energy and Florida Power & Light. He earned a bachelor's degree in engineering from Montana Technical College and an MBA from the University of Miami.
Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities with approximately $17 billion in annual revenues. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to approximately 486,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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The Oregon-born Cole turned 80 last year and the slim volume Just Call Me Darcelle (Createspace, 134 pages, $14.95), written with Sharon Knorr (the director of his 2010 one-man show of the same name), chronicles the meandering path a shy, "four-eyed sissy boy" took from living as a suburban Southeast Portland married father of two to riding atop a stagecoach in feathers as the grand marshal of Portland's Gay Pride Parade 2010. Cole is not a born writer. The memoir reads like a plainspeak transcription: pinballing between his memories of his family and poor childhood in Linnton and his first experiences in drag; his days in the Army during the Korean War to meeting his loving longtime partner and creative collaborator, Roxy.
Despite book's the bland tone, the value of Cole's staggering 75 or so years' worth of recollections of PDX culture and nightlife are incalculable. His descriptions of slurping pork noodles in Old Town while eyeballing Chinese merchants in traditional garb with his mom in the 1930s, or memories of Magic Garden as a lesbian club in the 1960s, are fascinating. In one passage, he remembers the Hoyt Hotel's Roaring 20s club, a grand ballroom in Northwest Portland that had a full-time harpist for the ladies' room and a 12-foot-long trough urinal decorated like a rock grotto for the men, festooned with fake forest animals with targets on their heads. ("[There was also a] life-sized replica of Fidel Castro..." Cole remembers. "If a gentleman could hit that open mouth, lights would flash, sirens would go off and a huge waterfall would flush the entire urinal.")
Although Darcelle is best known for her larger-than-life persona ("sequins on the eyelids, lots of feathers, big hair, big jewels, and lots of wisecracks," as Cole puts it) what emerges from the book is a portrait of an energetic businessman whose desire for a life less ordinary catapulted him from a job at Fred Meyer to become the proprietor of a counterculture coffee shop, an after-hours jazz club, a rough-'n'-ready "dyke bar" and, finally, a nationally known drag revue, without ever leaving Portland.
It's tough to read Just Call Me Darcelle without
yearning for more thoughtful commentary on Portland's gay community at
large. Huge issues, like the fight over Oregon's anti-gay Measure 9 in
1992, are glossed over in a single paragraph. But, then again, Darcelle
and her flock of roller-skating, bawdy-talking dames have always
primarily been about putting a smile on locals' faces. Why should her
book be any different?
GO: Cole reads from Just Call Me Darcelle at Powell's City of Books, 1005 W Burnside St., 228-4651. 7:30 pm Thursday, Feb. 17. Free.


text: I did try it a couple of years ago and the hardware support was extremely limited. I couldn't get it fully installed on several different setups. It might have improved since, but I still have no intention spending any time on it. I don't see any benefit using Solaris vs. BSD or Linux.


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To develop knowledge of and relations with the council's counterparts in mother-tongue literacy organizations in this hemisphere; to identify organizations for teachers of mother-tongue literacy in countries in the western hemisphere, as well as other areas of significant migration to and from the US, and make recommendations to the NCTE Executive Committee in order to promote knowledge exchange among the organizations.
To advise the NCTE Executive Committee and staff about how the council might provide specific help to teachers about the ways educational and literacy practices in other nations may affect their students and the interactions they are experiencing with their students, for example: through appropriate publications and conference planning efforts;
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Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Thu, 07/13/06, 07:12pm:
To Clip fans concerned about rumors that have AI coming with Shaun and Corey going -- don't worry your pretty little heads about it. It's nothing.
Stephen A. Smith has been so busy howling like David Naughton in American Werefolf that he doesn't have enough copy to fill his Inquirer column. So what do you do? You manufacture bullshit. You play fantasy basketball, like you're 10 guys from college trying to stay in touch, throwing crap against the wall hoping the gullible dude in your league -- the one everyone adores but is, nevertheless, the target of every joke -- will bite.
Do you honestly think the Clippers would execute that deal? Do you think they'd hand over one of five best point guard prospects to come through the league in a dozen years? Do you think Elgin is at all interested in Iverson's contract? Please.
Smith's so busy yelling his way to the middle that he's forgotten to work his sources.
It's too bad; Smith used to be a dependable read precisely because of his access to rostered players. But now, he's just shtick.


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Cougar enters home via doggy door
DEXTER, Ore. - A cougar entered a home through a dog door last month, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife said.
The homeowner called her dog, and the cougar left the house, said Brian Wolfer with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
The homeowner wasn't too concerned about the late October incident and planned to lock the pet door when not in use, Wolfer said.
However, Wolfer called it "kind of concerning" that a cougar would enter a home that way. He advised homeowners to lock doors and keep pet food secure, even inside the house.
Ed Thompson, who lives in the area, said the incident illustrates the conflict between rural Lane County residents and the cougar population.
"I'm afraid that many people don't understand the breadth of the cougar problem right in Lane County's backyards," Thompson said. "In the Dexter/Pleasant Hill area alone there have been well more than a dozen livestock killings including sheep (two of which were ours), goats and an alpaca just this year."
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15 U.S. Code § 687c - Injunctions and other orders
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Whenever, in the judgment of the Administration, a licensee or any other person has engaged or is about to engage in any acts or practices which constitute or will constitute a violation of any provision of this chapter, or of any rule or regulation under this chapter, or of any order issued under this chapter, the Administration may make application to the proper district court of the United States or a United States court of any place subject to the jurisdiction of the United States for an order enjoining such acts or practices, or for an order enforcing compliance with such provision, rule, regulation, or order, and such courts shall have jurisdiction of such actions and, upon a showing by the Administration that such licensee or other person has engaged or is about to engage in any such acts or practices, a permanent or temporary injunction, restraining order, or other order, shall be granted without bond.
(b) Equity jurisdiction of licensee and assets thereof
In any such proceeding the court as a court of equity may, to such extent as it deems necessary, take exclusive jurisdiction of the licensee or licensees and the assets thereof, wherever located; and the court shall have jurisdiction in any such proceeding to appoint a trustee or receiver to hold or administer under the direction of the court the assets so possessed.
(c) Trusteeship or receivership over licensee
The Administration shall have authority to act as trustee or receiver of the licensee. Upon request by the Administration, the court may appoint the Administration to act in such capacity unless the court deems such appointment inequitable or otherwise inappropriate by reason of the special circumstances involved.
Source(Pub. L. 85–699, title III, § 311, as added Pub. L. 87–341, § 9,Oct. 3, 1961, 75 Stat. 755; amended Pub. L. 89–779, § 6,Nov. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 1360; Pub. L. 98–620, title IV, § 402(15)(C),Nov. 8, 1984, 98 Stat. 3358.)
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$30 for all that? Sounds like a great deal. Too bad you got a migraine; do you think it was sinus related? Hope it's behind you and you can do class ok...9-10 is late for a Sunday night (to me, anyway - that's about when we go to bed). Feel better, Winter.
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Good morning!
Monday, again, but surprisingly, for the first time, DH's work has made Presidents Day a company holiday. Yesterday, I was assuming he'd have to drag himself to work and asked what he wanted in his lunch, and he gave me the good news. :) He's off with the neighbor to get metal for a project.
Got a huge surprise this morning - a Valentine's present - two one hour massage GCs and card that choked me up. He said he was too sick before today to enjoy giving it. And, since we don't always do cards and gifts I just assumed this wasn't a year for it. Yay!!
Cold, again. Gotta check the fire... Have a great day, everyone - stay warm.
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Good morning,
Nice surprise to get a valentine's card and gift today, Kargiver. Glad DH is off and able to do some recreational (for him) metal work - sounds like he and neighbor are tight, and that's nice to have a neighbor like that.
Just got email from son who didn't come with Lilly yesterday saying he ate the lasagna but sent all the sweets downstairs for Lilly's family. Don't know why he made a point of saying that, the sweets weren't for him anyway, his wife wanted the blueberry muffins and the cookies were for Lilly's fam anyway, and the whoopie pies were just 7, one for each of them. I just answered, "OK".
DIL had asked about taking me out for dinner around my birthday, but I'm wondering if I would be able to pull everyone together here like I did last year, having a celebration of multiple birthdays and an anniversary. Was lucky it all worked out last year, I'll kind of throw out some feelers and see what reaction I get.
Winter, sorry you have the headache - might it be sinus from the cold? Hope you're feeling better and able to get your homework done today. Lilly's bro had an assignment from school of taking pictures of 9 examples of Greek architecture. 9? really? Where do they think 13 year old kids travel in and around their town to find 9? He did take a picture of columns on a house at the end of this street.
Eggos and bacon for breakfast. Now to get dressed and tackle some of the wash that has piled up. Hoping temp will reach warmer temps this afternoon so I can clean my car off and do a light shovel push on the back walk. Lilly's bro did shovel my stairs and next to the car yesterday.
ETA: additional email from son (Lilly's grandfather, "Papa") re the beautiful cookies:
"She told me i could have a blue cookie, a butterfly or a flower, when I picked it up there was a shower of sprinkles that fell off"
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Good morning,
What a lovely V-Day gift, Kar. I would have choked up too. Amazing he could keep it hidden for so long. DH really get use of his snowmobile this year. Do you ever go with him?
Looks like you had a great visit yesterday, tt. What a sweetheart, that little Lilly is. Such a beautiful smile. Did a good job on the wreath and the cookies too. And you even got your stairs shoveled. I hope you can get your family together for your birthday. It was such a success last year.
Hope you are feeling better this morning, Winter. Nice to have someone come and offer to shovel for you, when you are not up to par. $30, what a bargain.
DH and I worked at home for a while yesterday, but then got cabin fever and went shopping. It was nice out but cold and windy. We bought a rattle and a set of spoon and fork (sterling silver) for the little one. They are being engraved. We can pick them up later today. DH couldn't believe, how expensive those thing are. I knew, since I have been browsing the net. But that is what he wanted to give her. And we bought a charm for DIL's Pandora bracelet. Today we go clothes shopping for the baby. That should be fun.
We are invited to a dear friend's 75th birthday this Saturday, but will be in TX. So tonight we are taking him and his family out for dinner. They love Prince, so we will most likely end up there. Their daughter is here from San Francisco with her 3 daughters.
Looks like we are getting more snow tmw. But then it is getting warmer, so hopefully our travel plans will go ahead w/o any problems.
Have a good day everyone. Chat later.
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posted at 2/17/2014 10:06 AM EST
Kargiver, was thinking of you, when I got this e-mail. Amazing.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 10:55 AM EST
Good morning all, Whenn is the snow going to stop coming?? Thank goodness for my snow guy, he does a wonderful job, sneaks in and out, have to call him today and ask him to please send me a bill.
Mr DH got pretty good results at the Wound Ctr., he only goes every two weeks now, and the nurse comes in between, they are sending someone with a pump machine )?) for him to use on his legs, Dr. says the elastoc stockings are too tight, and this will fit over his bandages and help his circulation, I understand he is to wear it for an hour twice a day. Will know more when Ivan comes to explain things to me on thursday.
Heard there is more snow coming on Thursday, sure hope the weather man is wrong!!
Take care all and stay warm. ss
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 11:01 AM EST
SS I think the more snow is tomorrow, Tuesday, in case you want to prepare.
Glad DH is better and interested to hear about the new machine!
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 11:12 AM EST
Cheerio is getting very adventurous - I let her sneak out the back door a couple of days ago, figuring that once her feet hit that cold ice that was still on the back walk, she'd run right back in. Instead she headed right along the walk and I had to really vigorously shake her treat jar. A few minutes ago I was standing with the back door open, tearing pieces off a loaf of bread I had forgotten to freeze (wasn't moldy, for you bird lovers), she was sleeping in here, so I thought, and next thing I knew there she was stepping out ankle deep in snow that hasn't been shoveled yet. At least she didn't like that and did turn around and come back in. May have made a mistake by letting her out the other day, now I'll really have to be careful and watch when the doors are open.
Good news about your DH's healing, SS.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 11:38 AM EST
Good to hear, ss, that DH's ulcers are improving. Pump machine? Interesting. Like to learn more about it.
tt, sounds like you have to have that shaking jar next to you, whenever you open your door now. Our DIL made the mistake to take their cat walking on a leash. It was a fancy leach, that went around the body and the neck. She had practiced several times inside to make sure it would be safe enough to take him outside. But as soon as they ventured outside, it took him only seconds to snake himself out of leash and disappear. They called and called his name all day long - no cat. Then when it got dark, they heard a meowing coming from their back yard. They went around with flash lights, but couldn't see him. They had to call the fire department. Going after the sound and using floodlights, they found him sitting way high up in one of their trees, shaking and afraid to come back down. He was finally brought down to great embarrassment for DIL, while the entire neighborhood was looking on. That was definitely "A Walk to Remember."
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 11:52 AM EST
What an experience with their cat, Pingo. I had one cat that I put one of those harness leashes on, but he wouldn't walk with it. Even tried attaching it to a lead out back, but he's just sit there.
Going out to get what's left of the snow on the car off, I hope. Later I'll have to do what I can with the back walk. That's already gotten ahead of me as far as ice at the foot of the bulkhead.
Just had leftover salad and a couple of spoonfuls of that apple crisp creation. It is good, even without the frozen yogurt and whipped cream!
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 1:09 PM EST
I just indulged in a couple of apricots that I picked up at Market Basket last week. Although they were not that good, still, it was nice to have some stone fruit. And a very good apple!
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 2:00 PM EST
Boy, that sun is deceiving. Cleared the light snow off back walk, but there's a coat of solid ice underneath. Too cold in the shade for me. Got to feeder and filled that. Watched a family of cardinals out there yesterday.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 2:55 PM EST
Umm! Fresh apricots. Saw a recipe for apricot ice cream, that uses cream cheese as a binder. No eggs. And you don't need an ice-cream maker. But I do think, the ice cream gets better using one.
Went to MB the other day. They now has this thing - 4% off everything. But I feel they boosted their prices. I compared some of their price tags with the old ones, I still have some left of. Bread crumbs f.ex. had increased by 12 cents. And a glass of marinated artichoke hearts by 19 cents. Granted it is a long time ago, I purchased them. But still! Did you girls find that too?
Waiting for DH to come back from a meeting. Then we will go shopping. In the meantime, I was pressing pants and ironing and folding shirts for our trip. Whatever we are taking is kept in one of the boy's rooms just waiting to be placed in our suitcase. I am ready to go.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 4:37 PM EST
I also started piling my warm weather clothes in DD's room in preparation for our upcoming trip to FLA. I'll do laundry later in the week. DH will pack the night before, as usual. I'm starting to look forward to it.
MB - I had noticed several months ago that prices were going up, but they are still cheaper than other stores - esp since the ones available to me are Stop and Shop, Whole Foods, a really terrible Star Market, Roche Bros (good, but also expensive) and two Trader Joe's with tiny, tiny parking lots - unless you count the H Mart which is also expensive and carries a lot of stuff I'm either not interested in or don't know what it is or how to cook...I ran out of 1/2 and 1/2 just before a storm so I ran into S&S. 3.69 for a quart of their store brand - MB is $1.99. Went to get DH's cookies at Roche's - 3.69 vs. 2.50 at MB. That's a lot of dough - if you buy 20 items per week, at $1 per item price difference (average) you would spend an extra $1000 by the end of the year. To me, that's worth the hassle.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 4:53 PM EST
To me, it's a toss up. Some things at M.B. are the same price as S&S. Some items I want a certain brand, cannot find at M.B. and so that means a second trip to another store just for them. Plus, I always get suckered in by the unadvertised "specials" they have everywhere, of course they are things I would use, and end up with them in my cart. Tally is usually over $100 when I go in their doors. I understand that is just me and my lack of willpower, but nevertheless, when I go in S&S I buy usually just what's on my list, and that usually comes to between $69 and $85, which I'm prepared for. $100, I'm not.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 6:12 PM EST
Hi, ladies,
Oh, yeah, tt - DH and neighbor are good friends. Very nice guy with 2 very responsible young adult kids. his daughter has taken care of Gracie before, and the son has done odd jobs with DH. They took a short ride this afternoon. I tried to post a photo, but it kept displaying as something else on my end so figured it would be a big pain for everyone.
Pingo, thanks for the article; I tried to read it, but apparently it requires Adobe flash, and I can't download that on my iPad. I'm sure others will find it interesting, too, though. Speaking of which, mine said this morning that the "tail end" of nerve healing can take a really long time. I've been at 98% for what seems like forever...he said that's normal.
ss, my grandmother also had those inflatable compression boots that went up to her thighs. I'm very familiar with the whole process and am sorry he's dealing with that. I helped her the same way you are dealing with DH's legs so I understand and empathize wholeheartedly.
We're supposed to get 3-6 more inches tomorrow! Probably 6" at our house since they said the most will fall at "higher elevations." Um, yeah, that means the Kargivers!
Hate to have DH go back to work - he's been home since last Thursday's big storm.
ETA: tt, meant to mention I'm glad Cheerio was lured back in with the treat can! That gets Gracie in, too. You must have been really nervous for a second.
And, for those of you asking about the pump boots, my grandmother's were leg-length vinal-type material that inflate around the legs. Hers had an electric pump that you could set to the number of pounds and time to be worn prescribed; not sure if they are all the same, tho.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/17/2014 10:48 PM EST
Greetings. Very busy day today with laundry, sync, since yesterday's migraine meant no laundry. Still feeling a little sick. I will be taking tomorrow off as DH is having a colonoscopy, it's been an interesting couple of days. In the morning I'll be headed to Malden Social Security office with DS to get him a new social security card.
tt, good think Cheerio likes her treats so won't wonder off. Ss, glad your DH is approving. Pingo exciting that you are getting ready for your trip. Hope you had a good time shopping today. Kar, what a nice valentines surprise you got. Sorry DH has to go to work tomorrow. I'm sure Gracie will miss him too. Hats, lucky you going to FL. Are you leaving this week?
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/18/2014 6:52 AM EST
Hello Everyone - boy TT, Cheerio is getting to be quite the daredevil. When we moved my mom up from Fl, of course we brought her beloved cat ("Sweetie"). We put her in the carrier for the plane but they make you take the cat out at the security check point. We wanted to be extra safe so we put a leash on her too, boy - did she hate that. . .and the carrier . . . and the flight . . and the car. . Let's just say it was a long trip, lol.
Yup, more snow today. I'm hoping it won't be a 3 hour commute home. What can you do though. I find that if I just go into it with a good attitude, my SiriusXM radio, and a full tank of gas, I will be content!
DH, MIL and I tried the Yard House in Lynnfield on Sunday. The place was packed, and we were there at 2pm, so an odd hour for lunch. However, we were disappointed in the food. The beer (and the selection) was really good, but we would not go back. Plus the way they designed that parking lot is TERRIBLE!!!
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/18/2014 8:01 AM EST
Good morning,
Grey out, but not much snow predicted for here, think if it's still just grey when I get around, will get out and about for an hour or so this morning.
Hats, when I pulled up my emails this morning, one was waiting from B&N, new book by Alice Hoffman, "The Museum of Extraordinary Things". Looks good. I do like h er style of writing.
Your mother's cat, poor thing, Princess. When you look at it from their point, air travel and all it involves, must be a terrifying ordeal for them. Cheerio is just bored with the few escapades she can have in the house, I think that's why she's darting out into the big world. Yesterday when I was sitting here on the computer I could hear this rustling, clawing noise. Took me a couple of minutes to find where it was coming from, but eventually I saw her, at the craft bureau, clawing at the bottom drawer that I had left open when I took the paints out the other night for the wreaths. Wasn't quite open enough that she felt comfortable getting in, and yet when I opened it more for her, she looked at me like, "Well, now you've gone and spoiled everything!" It's the challenge she likes, clawing at a door to get it open, pulling bags out of the T.J.'s bag I keep them in, jumping on top of the chest of drawers and knocking things off - you get the picture.
Well, if I'm to get out ahead of any snow, have to get dressed and figure what I'll have for breakfast.
Winter, hope you are feeling better as the day goes on.
Princess, as for the YardHouse, from the write ups, I got the impression people were drawn there mainly to try some of their large selection of beers, not so much the food. I was disappointed in Davio's too, sometimes I think all the hype sets you up for a letdown.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/18/2014 9:21 AM EST
I think that since most, indeed all, of us on this board are good cooks, we have higher standards for restaurants than people who don't cook. Why pay a lot of $$ for something not as good as we could easily whip up at home? So a restaurant has to either have the very best hamburgers in the world, or the cheapest most convenient hamburgers for me to go there. (And I don't mean McDonalds by cheapest most convenient, more like Fuddruckers.) Things like fried clams, though, are worth going out for because they are harder (and smellier!) to make at home.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/18/2014 9:27 AM EST
Good thing there are so many rooms at Downton Abbey, because that famous (if fictitious) Yorkshire estate will be receiving a few new visitors in its fifth season, which is currently being filmed in Britain.
On Friday, Carnival Films, the British studio that produces "Downton Abbey," and the PBS "Masterpieces" series, which broadcasts in the United States, said that Richard E. Grant would be one of three new cast members. Mr. Grant, who has starred in films like "Withnail and I" and "Gosford Park" (written by the "Downton Abbey" creator Julian Fellowes), and appeared on television series like "Girls" and "Doctor Who," will play a character named Simon Bricker, who comes to Downton Abbey as a guest of the Grantham family. Anna Chancellor ("The Hour") will play Lady Anstruther, and Rade Serbedzija ("Snatch," "Taken") will portray a Russian refugee. Harriet Walter will return in the role of Lady Shackleton, and Peter Egan will be back as Lord Flintshire.
The current season of "Downton Abbey" will conclude on Feb. 23. Neither PBS nor the Dowager Countess has yet announced an American premiere date for Season 5.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/18/2014 10:35 AM EST
Good morning,
Had a ball yesterday at Carter's. Bought quite a lot. It was difficult for DH to stop picking up the little jumpsuits and dresses. One was cuter than the other. I kept telling DH, we are buying too much, it's a newborn and they grow so fast. Well, he said, when we go down in April, she will be 3 months old - then we will buy that size. Yesterday they had 50% off on everything in the store, and we got a $10 coupon for next time, because we bought for more than $50. They also give 10% discount on Wednesdays for GPs and we signed up for their rewards (thanks Rama). Princess Pingo will be well dressed for a while.
We were at the Market Street yesterday as well. Went to the Pottery Barn - but they haven't opened their Kid section yet. Will come in September. DH was commenting on the parking lot, and it was not positive. "What idiots have designed this mess?" It is definitely not consumer friendly. Everything is one-way, and you line up and are stuck, when someone is waiting for a parking spot to be available. Fortunately the area in front of Whole Foods is ok. That is probably the only store, I will use. I don't think, I will get DH up there again anytime soon.
We haven't been to the Yardhouse yet. Haven't heard anything good about them. Plus every couple of weeks they have a brawl there. Davio's is according to friends, who have eaten there, way overpriced, and it it not the same menu as they have in Boston. DH and I took our British friend to Wagamama. DH ate there in Birmingham, it is one of her favorite restaurants. She got a kick out of that, but again - the menu is different and the food is not as good as the British.
I believe you are right, Hats, that we are all good cooks here, and can make better meals at home. You happened to mention hamburgers. Have you been to 5-Guys? It is still fast food, but they have a decent patty and many different add-ons you can pick.
Hope you feel better as the day goes on, Winter. Are you over your cold? Good luck at SS office. I had to go to Lynn - it was like being in a foreign country.
Better get ready and go and pick up my trash barrels, before the snow starts. Have a good day everyone and stay safe.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/18/2014 12:00 PM EST
Been to 5 guys many times, many locations. Interesting thing is that w/o add ons, they are terrible. To me, without thecheese, mayo, lettuce, tomato, bun, etc. they are horrid so when I was dieting and eating only the cheese and patties, yuck! And the portions are way too large - a small fry is too much for DH and I together. But there's now one next to Market Basket in Burlington, so it's fast and convenient (but not cheap - 2 burgers, 2 drinks, and one fry are well over $20. The peanuts, though, are heavenly!
Husband prefers Fudd's because they have good chicken sandwiches, and I can have the burger cooked rare, which I prefer. Also, we can stroll around Jordan's for exercise and eat Richardson's Ice Cream instead of fries.
TT, I haven't read Alice Hoffman in years, and I should. Must put her on my Goodreads list but I have almost 600 books on the to-read list!
Winter, we are going to FLA this weekend. I am working very hard this week to try to get lots of work done before I go.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/18/2014 12:30 PM EST
I agree with you there, Hats. It is the add-ons that make them edible - LOL. We don't eat much fast food, so it is just recently, we "discovered" them. Better than McD and BK anyway - and ok in a pinch. Fudd's in Reading is close to our office. Didn't know, you can get a rare patty there. Will have to try them.
So we will both be basking in the warm weather this weekend. Nice break. I am so sick of this winter. It is coming down quite heavily here right now, so I went out to rescue my trash barrel, before the plow would send it whichever way. But when I looked at my icy driveway, I didn't dare to walk out to get it, so I took the car and stuffed it in the trunk - with thumbs up from my neighbor.
Spend the morning to take care of my plants. My watering set-ups are all in place. All my poinsettias went into the trash last night. Christmas finally over in the Pingo household. Now debating whether I should try to save the Cyclamens or let them go to plant heaven too. I paid only $2 for them, so I will most likely let them go and get new ones, when we get back. My Rosemary will go into a large ice cream bucket 1/4 filled with water Thursday morning. It survived during Christmas that way.
Speaking of books, it reminds me to charge my Kindle and download a couple. I do prefer real books, and only use it when traveling.
Re: February 2014
posted at 2/18/2014 1:41 PM EST
Yeah, I put my rosemary in the sink over XMAS and it survived....they like water, all right...


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The Department of Materials Management and ITCS are working collaboratively to reach out to the University community regarding software compliance. Managing software licensing agreements for large government agencies like East Carolina University is a very difficult and complex but increasingly important task. Software licensing for large organizations require negotiations and renewals throughout the year and when software licensing involves various types of agreements, the ability to stay compliant becomes increasingly difficult. The worst time to find out if an organization is compliant is when a software vendor performs an audit.
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Well the answer is quite simple. It's everybody's responsibility. If you have an ECU-issued computer, it is your responsibility to know what programs are installed on your system and to be able to provide proof of purchase for software licenses. Departments should work together to manage software licenses by tracking the number of installations per software licenses and document what systems have software installed. For example, if your department purchased a product such as Adobe Professional and the purchase came with five licenses, how many machines should have this Adobe software? The answer is no more than five. Any more than that and the university is not compliant.
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Obviously, there are still some technical issues to confront, particularly in terms of security of data transmission across the Internet. For at all times it must be guaranteed that patient information cannot be read by those not intended to see it. The future possibilities, though, for both physician and patient, are exciting.


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News about Sasha Obama, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Dec. 29, 2014
White House Memo; Pres Obama faces challenge of going on two-week vacation with daughters who are now teenagers, age at which experts say children are less likely to be interested in spending time with parents. MORE
Dec. 2, 2014
Republican congressional aide Elizabeth Lauten resigns after snide Facebook post scolding Pres Obama's daughters Malia and Sasha for their attitude and attire at annual White House turkey pardon; her remarks became sensation on Internet. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
White House memo; Pres Obama vowed to shield his daughters Malia and Sasha from the public and press when he was first elected president, but now he talks about them incessantly; a proud father, he is also a politician who seeks a personal connection between his existence in the White House and the regular lives of Americans, using his family life as a bridge. MORE
Jan. 22, 2013
First Lady Michelle Obama's mission to give Malia and Sasha regular childhoods during their father's presidency appears to be paying off, given their grown-up demeanor at the inauguration. MORE
Nov. 15, 2012
Eric Wilson notes that much attention has been paid to emerging styles of Pres Obama's daughters Sasha and Malia since his re-election; observes that designers who label-check first daughters run risk of appearing as if they are capitalizing on the girls as celebrities. MORE
Oct. 19, 2012
Sidwell Friends, District of Columbia private school attended by daughters of Pres Obama, says it evacuated after receiving phone call that was considered suspicious. MORE
Sep. 7, 2012
Pres Obama's daughters, Sasha and Malia, have been essential in establishing his image as a likable family man, fact underscored by their appearance at the Democratic convention. MORE
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After 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Where To?
If the Obamas know where they will settle next, they are not talking, but that has not stopped a boomlet of media attention on potential post-presidential houses.
October 12, 2015, Monday
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Starring on Broadway, Obama and Alexander Hamilton
President Obama takes in 'Hamilton,' a hip-hop telling of Alexander Hamilton, on Broadway.
July 18, 2015, Saturday
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In Late Night Appearance, Michelle Obama Dishes on Daughters
Michelle Obama dished to David Letterman, the late-night television host, on Thursday about dealing with a sulky teenaged daughter in the White House.
May 1, 2015, Friday
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President's Test: Family Vacation With Teenage Girls
As president, Barack Obama must contend with challenges of global importance. As a father, he potentially faces a home test: A two-week family vacation with teenage daughters.
December 29, 2014, Monday
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G.O.P. Aide Quits After Ridiculing Obama's Daughters, Sasha and Malia
Elizabeth Lauten, a Republican aide, resigned after giving the girls an online scolding for their attitude and outfits at the White House turkey pardon, telling them to show "a little class."
December 2, 2014, Tuesday
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G.O.P. Aide Quits Over Remarks Critical of Obama Daughters
Elizabeth Lauten, a congressional staffer, resigned after posting critical comments of Sasha and Malia Obama on her Facebook page over the weekend.
December 1, 2014, Monday
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For Obama, Protectiveness About Daughters Gives Way to Pride
When he became president, President Obama vowed to shield his daughters from the public and press. Now, he can't stop talking about them.
July 24, 2014, Thursday
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Driver Detained After Following Obama Daughters' Motorcade
The White House was locked down and a car was stopped by Secret Service agents after the driver followed Malia and Sasha Obama through a security checkpoint near the White House on Tuesday.
May 7, 2014, Wednesday
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Amid Politics, Obama Drifted Away From Kin
The death of President Obama's aunt has highlighted his complicated ties to his father's side of the family. "He leads his life, and I lead my life," said Malik Obama, a half brother.
April 23, 2014, Wednesday
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Michelle Obama Stays Connected During Her Visit to China
On the first lady's weeklong trip to China, her first ever, her team is harnessing the power of technology to ensure that every step, every impression, is documented.
March 20, 2014, Thursday
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The Year in Style
Many of the most memorable style moments of 2012 are symptomatic of an industry in which the players are struggling to retain their relevancy and their shares of the pie.
President Obama's Girls
Jodi Kantor of The New York Times talks about the vital role that President Obama's daughters, Malia and Sasha, have played in his political life.
A White House Childhood
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Plea Bargaining
News about Plea Bargaining, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 2, 2012
Supreme Court hears case of Roselva Chaidez, legal resident of Chicago whose lawyer had failed to tell her that guilty plea she entered for insurance fraud in 2003 made her eligible for deportation; decision is hinging over whether 2010 ruling that criminal defense lawyers must warn their clients if deportation could be consequence of guilty plea should apply retroactively to thousands of people whose convictions became final before it was issued. MORE
Nov. 2, 2012
Editorial urges Supreme Court to clearly state that 2010 ruling that lawyers have constitutional duty to inform clients who are not American citizens that pleading guilty could result in deportation, should be applied retroactively. MORE
Oct. 16, 2012
Attempt by New York City Police Officer Admir Kacamakovic to plead guilty to a civil rights violation goes awry when Judge William F Kuntz II of Federal District Court in Brooklyn says actions described in Kacamakovic's allocution failed to meet definition of a criminal act; judge, who granted a recess to allow the allocution to be rewritten, accepts guilty plea when a civil rights violation is properly described by the officer. MORE
Jul. 17, 2012
Editorial welcomes decision by federal judge John Kane to reject a plea bargain deal because it waived the defendant's right to appeal to a higher court; contends that such waivers represent a serious threat to the fairness of the judicial process, and asserts that without an appeals court's policing, the system of pleas then looks more like a system of coercion. MORE
Mar. 23, 2012
News Analysis; Supreme court's decision to affirm a defendant's right to have an effective lawyer during pretrial negotiations is likely to have a profound impact on the administration of justice; legal scholars contend that the rulings are a tacit acknowledgment that the justice system has come to be dominated by plea bargains, which resolve 97 percent of federal cases; rulings also greatly expand the supervisory reach of judges, who may now oversee the bargaining process. MORE
Mar. 23, 2012
Editorial applauds the Supreme Court for strengthening the guarantee of effective counseling for defendants who have rejected a favorable plea offer and go to trial because of ineffective counsel; holds the court has improved American justice by applying the right to effective counsel to the entire plea-bargaining process. MORE
Mar. 22, 2012
Supreme Court rules in a pair of 5-to-4 decisions that criminal defendants have a constitutional right to effective lawyers during plea negotiations; decisions represent a vast expansion of judicial supervision of the criminal justice system, since about 95 percent of criminal convictions arise from guilty pleas. MORE
Nov. 1, 2011
Supreme Court hears arguments in two cases concerning what should be done when criminal defendants pass up favorable plea bargains based on unprofessional work by their lawyers. MORE
Oct. 31, 2011
Supreme Court will hear arguments on two cases which ask how principles concerning a defendant's recourse for bad legal work at trial might apply to plea bargains. MORE
Oct. 31, 2011
Editorial says defendants offered plea deals need effective counsel to ensure that their decisions are well founded and voluntary, not coerced; cites recent case in Missouri in which man pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was sentenced to three years in prison, only to find out later that his counsel had failed to inform him of an offer in which he could have served only ten days. MORE
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Why Adnan Syed of 'Serial' Should Have Pleaded Guilty
In his case, the injustice may lie not in the conviction, but in the failure to negotiate the charges.
January 23, 2015, Friday
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Clearing the Docket
A reader warns of the perils of having judges do plea bargaining with defendants.
August 3, 2013, Saturday
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Staten Island Wholesale King Pleads Guilty to Bank Fraud
Saquib Khan admitted depositing millions of dollars in bad checks and withdrawing the money before the banks realized the fraud.
May 22, 2013, Wednesday
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Colorado: Massacre Suspect Pursues Insanity Defense
Defense lawyers for James E. Holmes, charged with opening fire on a packed Aurora movie theater last summer, said Tuesday that he intended to plead not guilty by reason of insanity in the attack.
May 8, 2013, Wednesday
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Waiting and Waiting ... for Justice
There's a civil way to speed up justice in minor criminal proceedings: let defendants stay home.
May 2, 2013, Thursday
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Washington: Plea Deal Reported in Killings in Iraq
A soldier accused of killing five fellow servicemen in Iraq in 2009 has reached a plea deal with Army prosecutors that would spare him from facing the death penalty.
April 20, 2013, Saturday
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New Mexico: Bribery Case Ends in Plea Agreement
A retired judge accused of funneling bribes to former Gov. Bill Richardson pleaded no contest on Thursday to misdemeanor misconduct under a plea deal that dismissed four felony charges.
April 19, 2013, Friday
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Man Pleads Guilty in Theft at Masa
Rafael Thomas, a former bookkeeper at the restaurant, one of the city's most expensive, pleaded guilty to taking nearly $100,000 from the establishment.
March 23, 2013, Saturday
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Long Island Man Accepts Plea Deal in Fake Drowning
Raymond Roth, who faked his drowning last year, accepted a plea bargain that included a 90-day jail sentence and a $37,000 bill.
March 22, 2013, Friday
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Palestinian Ends Fast After Plea Deal
Ayman Sharawneh was freed after he ended his hunger strike in an Israeli jail and agreed to a plea bargain that will confine him to Gaza for 10 years.
March 18, 2013, Monday
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The 2004 open burn fire season has closed and the fact is an important thing for many Castle Valley residents to know, particularly local citizens who burn for agricultural purposes.
In order to use fire for agricultural purposes outside any city limits individuals need a permit and to also notify the appropriate authorities.
The closed fire season occurs annually between June 1 and October 31.
However, the Utah State Forester's Office can close the fire season early in the spring or keep it closed later into fall if deemed necessary.
Before controlled burns, private property owners in Carbon County should contact the Utah State Division of Forestry's fire and state land office in Moab to obtain a no-fee permit.
Local residents conducting burns without permission are subject to criminal prosecution on a class B misdemeanor category charge, indicated the state fire marshal's office.
Next, the private land owners should contact public safety dispatch center in Price. Residents should advise dispatchers that they plan on using fire for agricultural purposes.
Local authorities need to know when and where fire will be used for controlled burns, stressed the state office. People who see smoke in the air have a tendency to report the situations to dispatch centers.
If smoke is sighted and appropriate contacts have not been made, local, state and federal resources may be dispatched to the scene of a blaze.
Individuals involved in controlled burns who fail to obtain permits and contact dispatchers are responsible for covering the expenses associated with emergency crews responding to the scenes.
Local, state and federal officials also caution Carbon residents to have tools like shovels and a running supply of water handy in the case of a mishap.
The officials also warn residents to arrange for adequate assistance before starting ground fires and call the dispatch center immediately in the event problems should occur with controlled burns.
Once the authorized burns are completed, residents should let local authorities know that the projects are finished.
For additional information on current open burn and statewide fire restrictions, residents with Internet access may visit www.utahfireinfo.gov.


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A charming portrait of the true South, Mississippi calls to mind rocking chairs on front porches, paddleboats winding their way lazily down rivers, antebellum mansions, and century-old oak trees spreading out their limbs for shade. Mississippi features a beautiful coastline, long stretches of forests, rolling farmlands, and cities brimming with old-fashioned Southern charm. This is a beautiful state to visit—for people and their pets.
Whether you want to take Fido or Fluffy on a sightseeing drive through Mississippi's countryside, or on a fishing, hiking, or boating trip, this Southern gem has a lot to offer travelers and their four-legged friends. There are also dog friendly beaches to be found in Bay St. Louis, Pascagoula, Ocean Springs, and Waveland, as well as a number of pet friendly restaurants to be found across the state.
Finding lodging that will suit both you and your pet is easy in Mississippi. From oceanfront vacation rentals, to secluded bed and breakfasts, to hotels, motels and inns, there are establishments waiting to accommodate you and your faithful travel buddy.
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