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Author(s): Panzieri F, Shrivastava SK
Abstract: The paper presents the design of a software infrastructure that can support negotiation and competition among buyers and sellers of goods (auctioning) over the Internet. The goals of data integrity, responsiveness, and scalability have been achieved by replicating the auction service across a number of auction servers.
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Covington man pleads guilty: 79 counts of child pornography
September 26, 2016 3:29 PMCOVINGTON - St. Tammany Parish District Attorney Warren Montgomery says a 33-year-old Covington man has been sentenced to 18 years after pleading guilty to 79 counts of child pornography. He says in a news release that Christopher Cote pleaded guilty Thursday. Montgomery says District Judge Peter Garcia sentenced him to... more »
73-year-old Slidell man arrested for 500 counts of child pornography
September 13, 2016 10:43 AMSLIDELL – The Louisiana State Police Special Victims Unit arrested a 73-year-old Slidell man for 500 counts of possession of child pornography. The investigation began in April as detectives started to gather evidence that 73-year-old Lanier Lively was sharing child pornography files over the internet. On Friday, State Police... more »
Illegal immigrant arrested on child pornography charges
August 9, 2016 12:10 PMBATON ROUGE – The Cyber Crime Unit of Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry's office arrested an illegal immigrant on child pornography charges. Telesforo Lopez-Silva was arrested on three counts of child pornography and booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center. Silva's arrest was the result of a joint investigation between... more »
Porn workers urge California not to require condom use
February 18, 2016 11:52 AMLOS ANGELES - Scores of porn actors, writers, directors and producers are imploring state officials not to make them use condoms in films, saying it will criminalize and perhaps even destroy their multibillion-dollar industry. They delivered their message before a state Division of Occupational Safety and Health hearing Thursday in... more »
Livingston man indicted on child porn charges
October 29, 2015 3:13 PMBATON ROUGE - A federal grand jury indicated a Livingston man on child pornography charges Thursday. 40-year-old Anthony Kurtz was found to be in possession of images of pre-pubescent minors and minors under the age of 12, according to the Department of Justice. Kurtz is accused of distributing and... more »
4 arrested during undercover child porn operation
February 23, 2015 3:24 PMNEW ORLEANS - Four New Orleans area men are behind bars for possession and distribution of child pornography as part of an undercover operation, according to an announcement from Louisiana Attorney General "Buddy" Caldwell's office Monday. The operation was begun in mid-Februrary by the Attorney General's Cyber Crime Unit,... more »
Former teacher faces child pornography charge
June 20, 2014 10:23 AMNEW ORLEANS - Federal prosecutors say a grand jury has indicted a former New Orleans teacher with being in receipt of child pornography. In a news release, U.S. Attorney Kenneth Allen Polite Jr.'s office said 43-year-old Don Francis Jr., of Metairie, was indicted on Thursday. Authorities say Francis has been... more »
Deputies concerned about suspect's close proximity to kids
February 17, 2014 8:25 PMKENTWOOD- A former band instructor at Kentwood High School bonded out of jail Monday as deputies said they are looking for evidence of any active molestation Kenneth Dillon may have been involved in. Dillon, 64, was arrested Friday morning on child pornography charges. ActionNews17.com reported Monday, Dillon had... more »
Reports: area band instructor arrested for child porn
February 14, 2014 9:27 PMKENTWOOD- The high school band instructor for the town's high school faces child pornography charges. Kenneth Dillon, 64, was arrested by Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's deputies after a search of his house Friday morning. Deputies said they found sexually explicit images of children, including a video where an 8-year-old is... more »
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Child pornography suspect captured
December 17, 2013 11:50 AMSHREVEPORT - A child pornography suspect has been captured in north Louisiana. The suspect was wanted by U.S. Immigration investigators. Federal authorities said the suspect was arrested Monday evening at a residence near Jonesboro. Nearly 50 tips to homeland security investigators helped lead to the arrest. more »
Two men arrested on child porn charges
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Child predator sentenced to 99 years
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Turkey season
The spring turkey season, expected to attract an estimated 12,000 hunters, opens Saturday.
Last year, the state issued 15,000 licenses for the spring season, and hunters bagged 3,300.
The 44-day spring season features two state subspecies of wild turkeys — the Merriams and the Rio Grande. Hunters can take two bearded turkeys, one with a limited license and the other with an over-the-counter license.
Bird festival
The town of Karval, a tiny place east of Colorado Springs, will host its annual Mountain Plover Festival from April 26-28.
The eastern plains of Colorado are the primary breeding grounds for the rare mountain plover, along with areas on the Pawnee National Grassland. More than half of the world's population nests in the state.
Mountain plovers are birds that are about 8 inches in height, have long legs and are sandy-brown. A bus takes participants to sites on the prairie to points near the plovers' nesting sites.
For more information, go to www.karval.org.
Trout limits
Denver Water and the state will close Antero Reservoir on May 1 to drain it to save water during the drought, so bag limits have been raised and size restrictions lifted.
Antero Reservoir has the highest evaporation rate of any of Denver Water's reservoirs. Draining and storing the water in Cheesman and Eleven Mile reservoirs will reduce system evaporation losses by about 4,000 acre-feet.
Possession limits on trout at Antero will be increased from two to eight fish with no minimum size restriction. All other fishing regulations apply.
Immediately after the ice has melted off the reservoir, the state will trap and relocate spawning trout. The state will install screens below the reservoir to capture fish as they leave the reservoir.
Antero Reservoir is open for recreational use from a half-hour before sunrise to a half-hour after sunset. No camping will be permitted. After the ice has melted, only hand-launched vessels will be allowed. Recreation will cease May 1.


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Need a Quiz program on JAVA. I have a pool of nearly 90 questions. The program should ask a question and give 4 or 5 options to choose from, and give feed back if the question is right or wrong, and have navigation buttons. Some of the questions and answers include pictures.
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David and Barbara Selden and Joseph and Jolene Shepherd announce the engagement of their children, Kelli Selden and Zach Shepherd. Both families live in Greeley.
Kelli and Zach graduated from Greeley West High School in 2010. Zach received his associate degree in liberal arts from Aims Community College in May 2013 and is currently working at Dairy Queen. Kelli will graduate from the University of Northern Colorado in December 2013 with a bachelor's degree in business administration with an emphasis in both management and accounting. Kelli currently works at the UNC Financial Aid Office. Their wedding is planned for February 21, 2014, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Greeley.


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For the following exercises, use the incremental development methodology to implement the program. For each exercise, identify the program tasks, create a design document with class descriptions, and draw the program diagram. Map out the development steps at the start. Present any design alternatives and justify your selection. Be sure to perform adequate testing at the end of each development step.
MyJava Coffee Outlet (see Exercise 29 from Chap. 3) decided to give discounts to volume buyers. The discount is based on the following table:
Each bag of beans costs $5.50. Write an application that accepts the number of bags ordered and prints out the total cost of the order in the following style:
Exercise 29 from Chap. 3:
MyJava Coffee Outlet runs a catalog business. It sells only one type of coffee beans, harvested exclusively in the remote area of Irian Jaya. The company sells the coffee in 2-lb bags only, and the price of a single 2-lb bag is $5.50. When a customer places an order, the company ships the order in boxes. The boxes come in three sizes: the large box holds 20 bags of 2 lb, the medium 10 bags, and the small 5 bags. The cost of a large box is $1.80; a medium box, $1.00; and a small box, $0.60. The order is shipped in the least expensive manner. For example, the order of 52 bags will be shipped in four boxes: two large, one medium, and one small. The rule for packing is to fill the large and medium boxes completely; that is, the box is fully packed. Only the small boxes can have empty spaces. For example, to ship 52 bags, you could have used 3 large boxes, but that would leave the third box not fully packed. Develop a program that computes the total cost of an order. Display the output in the following format:


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Change my api/gateway in my php sms script
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i have a script that allows users to sign up and send sms text messages it currently users clickatells API/gateway
Im after someone to change a gateway provider all the api information will be provided this should be a quick and easy job simply changing the settings in afew pages
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Roker plans to broadcast live from SUNY Oswego on NBC's 'Today'
Al Roker, SUNY Oswego's most visible alumnus, plans to bring his NBC "Today" show segments to campus Thursday, Oct. 16.
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SUNY Oswego students poised for post-graduation moves
With more than 1,600 SUNY Oswego students eligible to take part in the college's three commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 17, many have already found their directions before donning their caps and gowns.
Tue May 07, 2013
May graduates making links to future
Many members of SUNY Oswego's Class of 2013, preparing for Commencement activities on Saturday, May 18, have spent the past few years linking to their future.
Tue Dec 04, 2012
SUNY Oswego December graduates preparing for next phase
Around 550 SUNY Oswego students, including more than 450 undergraduates, earned degrees in December, with many already working on their next steps.
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D-III SUNY Oswego delivers first-class sports productions
[The following story appears courtesy of Brandon Costa, Sports Video Group]
It's the biggest day of the year in Oswego. SUNY Plattsburgh is in town. The SUNYAC regular-season men's hockey game may not mean much to most outside the modest Upstate New York city on the banks of Lake Ontario; but here? It may as well be Super Bowl Sunday.
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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
OSHA News Release – Region 6
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 6 News Release OSHA-05-233-DAL
Friday, Feb. 11, 2005
Contact: Diana Petterson or Elizabeth Todd
Phone: (214) 767-4776, ext. 222 or 221
OKLAHOMA CITY -- The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued citations against Patterson-UTI Drilling Co. and proposed penalties totaling $187,000 for safety violations that led to a worker's death.
"This tragic loss of life should in itself spur the employer to take greater precautions to protect workers," said U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao. "To increase worker protection, this Administration will continue to use strong enforcement to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses. The significant penalty of $187,000 in this case demonstrates our commitment to protecting the health and safety of America's workers."
Patterson-UTI Drilling employs about 5,800 workers and owns 361 land-based drilling rigs. Following an inspection that began Aug. 12, OSHA alleged that the Snyder, Texas-based oil and gas land drilling company committed three willful, one serious and two repeat violations. The agency was responding to a fatality that occurred the day before at the company's oil rig site in Hinton, Okla.
The alleged willful violations include failing to secure the man basket to the forklift; to provide the proper training to operate a forklift, and to retrain employees when workplace conditions changed. A willful citation is issued by OSHA when an employer either knew that a condition constituted a violation or was aware that a hazardous condition existed and made no reasonable effort to correct it.
The alleged serious citations were issued for failure to remove a defective forklift from service which resulted in the death of one worker and serious injury to another. OSHA defines a serious violation as one in which there is a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result from a hazard about which the employer knew or should have known.
Alleged repeat violations included failing to provide training for the safe use of powered industrial equipment and failing to provide certification for operating a forklift. A repeat violation is defined by OSHA as a violation that has been cited previously for a substantially similar condition.
In the past three years, 11 fatalities have occurred at Patterson-UTI Drilling's various Texas, Oklahoma and Wyoming rig sites. OSHA has cited the company with 17 safety violations and proposed penalties totaling $725,900.
The company has 15 working days from receipt of the citations to comply, request an informal conference with the Oklahoma City area office, or contest them before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
Employers and employees with questions regarding workplace safety and health standards can call OSHA's Oklahoma City area office at (405) 278-9560. Call OSHA's hotline at 1-800-321-6742 to report workplace accidents, fatalities or situations posing imminent danger to workers. Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace for their employees. OSHA's role is to assure the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach, and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging continual improvement in workplace safety and health. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
U.S. Labor Department releases are accessible on the Internet at <http://www.dol.gov>. The information in this news release will be made available in alternate format upon request (large print, Braille, audio tape or disc) from the COAST office. Please specify which news release when placing your request. Call (202) 693-7765 or TTY (202) 693-7755. The U.S. Department of Labor is committed to providing America's employers and employees with easy access to understandable information on how to comply with its laws and regulations. For more information, please visit www.dol.gov/compliance.
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Art rockers TV on the Radio, formed in 2001 in Brooklyn, performed as part of the Twilight Concert Series on Thursday at Pioneer Park in Salt Lake City. Twin Shadow, the stage name of American musician George Lewis Jr. Lewis, was the opener. Here are photos from the show.
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The LaRue County Sheriff's Department is investigating a recent theft in Mount Sherman that occurred the night of Feb. 13 or 14.
According to Deputy Russell McCoy, someone came onto the property of Floyd Evans and removed a large toolbox from his truck. The box contained Craftsman's tools valued at $1,200. Other items were also taken bringing the totaled valued items to $1,500.
If anyone has any information regarding this theft call the sheriff's department at 270-358-3120.
Abdullah Rahman White was indicted by a LaRue County grand jury Monday for the murder of 28-year-old Kristie Lynne Allen.
Allen was found dead Dec. 30 inside a home in Buffalo where she had been house-sitting for friends.
White, 35, of Radcliff, was seen fleeing the house as a passenger in Allen's car. He is accused of asphyxiating Allen and attempting to move her body from the scene.
Abdullah Rahman White was indicted Monday by a LaRue County grand jury for the murder of 28-year-old Kristie Lynne Allen.
Allen was found dead Dec. 30 inside a home in Buffalo where she had been house-sitting for friends.
White, 35, of Radcliff, was seen fleeing the house in Allen's car, according to Kentucky State Police.
After hearing evidence from KSP Det. Jeremy Mabe, the grand jury charged White with numerous other counts: first-degree burglary and complicity; two
A Louisville man is facing charges after allegedly crashing a motorcycle while fleeing an officer.
Brian B. Baldwin, age unavailable, was operating a 2000 Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle about eight miles east of Hodgenville just before 6 p.m. Feb. 17.
According to CVE Officer Jason Morris, Baldwin was traveling at a high rate of speed (more than 120 miles per hour).
Morris activated his emergency equipment in an attempt to stop the bike. He caught up to him and observed him turning left onto Spring Loop Road.
Two men have been indicted for allegedly shooting in the direction of a group of people at a New Haven bar.
Patrick L. Keith, 40, Elizabethtown, and Jason Clay Sanders, 41, Hodgenville, allegedly fled the First and Last Chance Bar into LaRue County after shooting five or six rounds Jan. 5.
New Haven Police Officer K.C. Holbert said the two men had been drinking when an altercation broke out shortly before 10 p.m.
Final sentencing paperwork was completed for Pascal "Pat" Jones, 51, of 130 Willow Springs in New Hope, last week in Marion County. Jones was sentenced to 11 years in prison for first-degree rape in October 2011.
A Buffalo man was sentenced to 10 days in jail after pleading guilty to several traffic violations.
A Vine Grove woman, facing 61 counts of possession of a forged instrument in the second degree and theft charges, will be back in court March 5 for review of a previous case.
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A series of accusations is forcing a discussion of misogyny in comedy.By Emily McCombs
A series of accusations is forcing a discussion of misogyny in comedy.By Emily McCombs
The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre co-founder takes on its annual improv festival.By Alex Welsh and Matt Walsh
L.A.'s "Evil Misandrist Comedy Witches" are banding together to share their stories.By Nate Jones
Oh, and their guitarist is taking classes at UCB.By Lauretta Charlton
Featuring Amy Poehler, Ed Helms, Casey Wilson, Rob Corddry, a special appearance by Creed, and many more.By Brian Raftery
A gallery of shots from when future comedy stars (Rob Corddry, Jack McBrayer, Aubrey Plaza) learned improv while SNL stars stopped by to work out.By Steve Heisler and Jason Spiro
The Harold and Kumar star learned an important lesson about celebrity honesty.By Josh Wolk
In our second "Pop Culture Memory Lane" installment, the NTSF star tells of his very uncomfortable Comic-Con encounter with Iron Man.By Josh Wolk
In this new co-production with the Upright Citizens Brigade, Wilson (and her animated self) remembers her near-kidnapping of a Rent understudy.By Josh Wolk
BriWi goes downtown for laughs.By Eliot Glazer
"One girl was like, 'Are you against Fashion Week?' And I was like, 'No! I just don't have clothes on!'"By Charlotte Cowles
The new play skewers everything in food culture that is still yet to be parodied.By Hadley Tomicki
See her as everything from mustachioed professor to giant-sored prostitute to grande dame in these makeup tests from the 1998 'Upright Citizens Brigade' TV show.By Willa Paskin
Thanks to its "bordello"-like curtains.By Daniel Maurer
Your first look inside the Enchanted Forest of Curiosities, hosting "fireside chats" this week.By Daniel Maurer


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ELLSWORTH — Maine Coast Memorial Hospital is a step closer to its goal of having real-time electronic medical records for all patients.
MCMH is the first area hospital to have physicians and nursing staff enter emergency room patient orders directly into a confidential computer database. Emergency Room physicians went online with the system Feb. 10. Nurses have been using the system since September.
Cliff Vaux, senior clinical analyst at the hospital, spearheaded the transition to electronic records. The switch from paper to an electronic database is a critical change in the way the hospital runs, he said. He relates it to when surgeons first learned they needed to wash their hands in the 1800s.
"This is the same thing, the same level of change," Vaux said.
Emergency room staffers now have access to the latest information on a patient at their fingertips.
The system includes a public tracker screen, which provides vital details on a patient's status, location, necessary care, nurse, physician, medications, allergies, time in the department and admission. The database is updated every 15 seconds as staff members enter new information.
"It's safety for the patients," Emergency Department Nurse Manager Mary-Lou Carey said. "There are fewer medical errors because we can't read handwriting. It's not third party or second party."
Dr. Ken Christian, medical director of the Emergency Department, helped with the transition to the new technology.
The system will be used in the new F. Eugene Dixon, Jr. Emergency Center scheduled to be completed in January 2010.
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No matter which way I activate this option, it does not let me use the 99 points. It shows 99, I get a nanosuit package, but it only uses the package points and not the trainers points. How do I fix this?!
JamieK posted on Jan 02, 2014 6:43:53 AM - Report post
Well, when i used the cheatengine to find the energy location and the nanopoints location, they both had 2 locations, one that just showed the number and another that shows the number and is the actual location.
I haven't had the chance to use the crysis 3 trainer yet, maybe the location used in the trainer is the wrong one? not questioning the trainer maker's skills or anything like that.
Ih ave done alot of memory scanning for a while and i sometimes find the wrong one.
Though, unless you delete or create a new profile, once you unlock the nanosuit upgrades, they remain unlocked for future games and while its true, you need to get to the point of getting your first nanopoint to use the upgrade system, you can however do it sooner by getting to the first checkpoint, then quiting, then loading the saved game and bingo, you can use the upgrade system.
Not sure if its a 'pre or post unlock'
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Tom Degan: Four months ago on the day after the massacre of innocents in Newtown, Connecticut, I predicted that, in spite of the carnage, nothing would change. Nothing has. Nothing will.
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Tom Degan: Themain problem with this year's CPAC gathering was that so many of their speakers are walking illustrations of why conservatism in America is going the way of the 8-track tape.
NRA Enemies List: With Enemies Like These, Who Needs Guns?
he NRA enemies list posted here has become a hot media topic as the organization and its executive director Wayne LaPierre leap from self-parody into the realm of the truly demented. The right-wing Murdoch-owned New York Post called LaPierre a "loon" on its front page after one of his rants; the centrist Daily News went with "The Craziest Man On Earth"; and […]
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Gary Bettman: NHL still not considering a Capgeek-style feature
|07.29.15 at 6:28 pm ET
FOXBORO — Since Capgeek.com was taken down in the final months of founder Mathew Wuest's life, hockey fans all over have been without a state-of-the-art, up-to-the-minute destination for the NHL's ever-changing salary cap scene. They have options, but none are as good.
With Capgeek, Wuest created a site that listed where teams were in relation to the cap down to the dollar in a format that displayed team rosters in terms of individual players' cap hits.
When the ailing Wuest took the wildly popular site down before succumbing to colon cancer in March, many wondered who would step up with a proper replacement. The NHL's official site seemed like one feasible option, but Gary Bettman poo-pooed that in late February, saying that such a feature was 'not something that seems to be driving fan interested as much as perhaps the [media].'
That foolish statement was rightfully criticized and has been proven wrong time and time again in the months since. Not only do fans want it, but even B's president Cam Neely made a tongue-in-cheek reference to GM candidates not being able to prepare for job interviews as well without the site.
Given all of this, Bettman was asked Wednesday if any more consideration has been given to making cap information available in a one-stop destination.
"No," he replied.
There was no elaboration, so in the meantime everyone will have to settle for the myriad of sites doing their best to manage the nearly impossible task of carrying on Wuest's work.
At this point, war-on-ice.com, perhaps the best NHL site these days for NHL statistics, does the best job. It isn't perfect (ex. details of no-trade provisions), but that's where the opportunity exists for the NHL to step in and make the perfect option. It's silly for them not to.
Bruins still exploring defense options as Cody Franson remains available
|07.29.15 at 4:14 pm ET
FOXBORO — Don Sweeney remains active in trying to find the Bruins help on defense. Whether that means signing top remaining free agent Cody Franson, seeking other free agent options or making a trade remains to be seen.
"I'm not shutting the doors in terms of picking your team in July," Boston's general manager told WEEI.com at Wednesday's Winter Classic press event. "We'll continue to look and talk and have those types of conversations, not just in the free agent market, but around the league."
The Bruins and Franson's camp have had discussions, as Franson revealed last week. The 27-year-old 6-foot-5 right shot would figure to be a plug-and-play option to anchor Boston's second pairing, which would at least move the B's closer to what they had prior to trading Dougie Hamilton.
Asked whether he felt the team was close to signing Franson, who said there were four or five other teams in on him, Sweeney replied, "I don't know whether or not anybody can say 'close' because you don't know what other conversations are happening."
This has been something of an odd offseason throughout the league, but Sweeney acknowledged that the traditional waves of movement (the draft and free agency) have been as expected. A third wave may be presenting itself now, however, with at least one big name still unsigned in Franson and Tuesday's trade of Brandon Sutter to the Canucks.
"There's less chatter, but there's some seeds being planted they we may want to revisit as well with our staff, and sort of going over all these – after I have one conversation, sending it out to our group and sort of seeing where we're at. Coaches have some input in that as well. Now that we've had a little bit of time to see where our group is, we've got to forecast from here on out."
Sweeney acknowledged the potential need to shed cap space if they do sign a higher-priced free agent. The B's currently sit about $4.42 million below the salary cap's upper-limit with 21 players on their roster. They have seven defenseman on one-way contracts as is (Zdeno Chara, Zach Trotman, Dennis Seidenberg, Adam McQuaid, Torey Krug, Matt Irwin and Kevan Miller), so a trade of a defenseman could be one way to clear space. Boston could also trade one of its veteran forwards, such as Chris Kelly.
Sweeney expressed a desire to shed cap space before making a signing, should such a situation present itself, as he did when he traded Reilly Smith and Marc Savard minutes before signing Matt Beleskey on the opening day of free agency. He also noted that if he feels the team would have space-saving options that could be executed at a later date if they were to pull the trigger on a signing beforehand.
"I think when you're up against it, it presents pressure on the other side. Theoretically, you'd like to plan to be under and have some flexibility, but in the same vein, if you've had conversations that you think could foster something down the road, and you want to improve your club, then you may take that risk," Sweeney said. "There will always be an assessment in that period of time."
Should the Bruins not add outside help, a defense that figures to miss Hamilton dearly will be in for an uphill climb. It's expected that Trotman will have a full-time job, but opportunities will be given to other young players such as former Penguins' first-round pick Joe Morrow and trade acquisition Colin Miller.
"We've got five of six guys returning," Sweeney said in reference to Chara, McQuaid, Seidenberg, Krug, Miller and Trotman. "I think it's been lost a little bit that Kevan Miller is coming back to our group because he's been our for so long, and we've got young players that at some point in time have to recognize that a situation presents itself and take advantage of it."
Added Sweeney: "We have institutional knowledge as to how much they've developed and where we think they can get to. Are they plug-and-play? No, [not] like you would describe some of the other guys that have had the the level of success that they've had. We have to balance that. There's definitely a bit of forecasting involved in both of those decisions."
Logos, details of Bruins-Canadiens Winter Classic revealed
|07.29.15 at 1:16 pm ET
FOXBORO — Among the most notable revelations from Wednesday's Winter Classic press event were the logos that the Bruins and Canadiens will use when they play at Gillette Stadium on July 1.
The following image were displayed on the big screen and around the field during the NHL's event, featuring what appeared to be an updated version of the Bruins' logo from 1924 through 1926:
Courtesy of SportsLogos.net, here is a cleaner image of Boston's 1924-1926 emblem:
The Canadiens' logo in that image appears to be something of a new take on one of their older logos, with it most closely resembling the one the Habs wore for a brief time from 1922-1925.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman also said at the event that there will be another all-access show that follows the teams leading up to the annual outdoor game. He did not specify which channel would carry the series, though it could be Epix given that the show switched to that channel after years at HBO.
Information on tickets will soon be made available, with season-ticket holders of the Bruins, Canadiens and Patriots having access to a pre-sale.
Wednesday's event was emceed by former Patriots broadcaster Gill Santos. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and Patriots owner Robert Kraft were among those to speak, with Patrice Bergeron, Torey Krug and Jimmy Hayes sitting alongside Montreal forward and Lynnfield native Brian Flynn. Bruins president Cam Neely was joined by fellow Hall of Famers Ray Bourque and Canadiens great Yvan Cournoyer.
Bruins have 12 national TV games
|07.27.15 at 6:05 pm ET
The NHL announced its national television schedule for the 2015-16 season on Monday. The Bruins will play 12 games on either NBC or NBCSN, including the Jan. 1 Winter Classic.
Boston's first national game will be on Oct. 21, when the B's host the Flyers. The Bruins' full national TV schedule is as follows:
Wednesday, October 21 vs. Philadelphia at 8:00 p.m. (NBCSN)
Friday, November 27 vs. New York Rangers at 1:00 p.m. (NBC)
Wednesday, December 9 at Montreal at 7:30 p.m. (NBCSN)
Wednesday, December 16 vs. Pittsburgh at 8:00 p.m. (NBCSN)
Friday, January 1 vs. Montreal at 1:00 p.m. (NBC)
Wednesday, January 13 at Philadelphia at 8:00 p.m. (NBCSN)
Sunday, February 14 at Detroit at 3:00 p.m. (NBC)
Wednesday, February 24 vs. Pittsburgh at 7:30 p.m. (NBCSN)
Sunday, February 28 vs. Tampa Bay at 6:30 p.m. (NBCSN)
Tuesday, March 15 at San Jose at 10:00 p.m. (NBCSN, non-exclusive)
Wednesday, March 23 at New York Rangers at 8:00 p.m. (NBCSN)
Sunday, April 3 at Chicago at 12:30 p.m. (NBC)
Cody Franson says he's in contract talks with Bruins
|07.21.15 at 2:30 pm ET
Free agent defenseman Cody Franson said on TSN 1040 Tuesday that the Bruins are among five or six teams with whom he's in contract talks. To listen to the interview, click here.
Franson, a 6-foot-5 right shot blueliner, was one of the top players in this year's free agent class and is the top player who has yet to sign. Asked about the possibility of playing for the Bruins, Franson said he has asked Milan Lucic about playing in Boston and noted that the Bruins are looking to fill the void left by the trade of Dougie Hamilton.
"I asked [Lucic] a few questions about it," Franson said. "With the trade they made with Hamilton and some of the other stuff they've done, they're one of the teams we're in talks with. Yeah, Boston would be an interesting spot. I mean it's obviously a great city and they've got a great organization and all the things that come with it, but there's a handful of other teams too and everything's kind of just slow rolling at the moment. We're taking it day-by-day."
Franson's last three contracts have been one-year deals, so he said his preference is a multi-year pact. He said he doesn't have one specific number in mind, and that the holdup on him signing is also tied into the fact that the teams interested in him might need to clear cap space. The Bruins would likely fall into that category, as they have approximately $66,977,667 committed against the cap to 21 players, giving them about $4.42 million in cap space.
"We're open here," Franson said. "We haven't set a number and we'll take nothing less or a term and we'd take nothing less than that. We haven't said that at all. We've had a lot of teams call and just kind of see where we're at.
"We've just said in a certain ballpark and nobody's kind of laughed at us. Everybody's thought it was reasonable and stuff. It's just one of those things where some of the teams that we're talking to are in cap crunches and some teams don't want to go maybe as long. A number of different circumstances."
Jake DeBrusk scores an insane shootout goal (video) and other notes from Day 4 of Bruins development camp
|07.17.15 at 1:52 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Bruins prospects held a 4-on-4 scrimmage to wrap up their four-day development camp Friday at Ristuccia Arena. The winner of the game wasn't a team, but rather a player.
That player was left wing Jake DeBrusk, the second of three consecutive first-round picks for the Bruins last month (14th overall) because he did this in a shootout against Zane McIntyre:
(Footage courtesy of the Bruins, with none other than Pete Blackburn providing the GIF)
In real time, it was borderline confusing. Behind the back and flipped past the best goalie in college hockey last season. DeBrusk didn't stand out during the actual 4-on-4 play, but his shootout goal proved to be the highlight of the entire camp. He will return to Swift Current of the WHL this season.
Here are some other notes from the scrimmage:
– Ryan Donato was the best player on the ice. The 2014 second-round pick played a perfectly balanced game, flashing a good stick in the defensive zone and scoring a nifty goal on Zane McIntyre. Donato will be a freshman at Harvard in the fall.
– After blending in over the first few days of the camp, 15th overall pick Zach Senyshyn stood out in the scrimmage. He and camp invitee Brandon Tanev (Providence College) flew together, with Senyshyn jetting down the wing to feed a Tanev goal before scoring two goals of his own. All in all, Senyshyn appeared to put up four points (two goals, two assists), while helping Tanev's case to be signed down the road.
– Speaking of Senyshyn, he answered the question that's been on everybody's mind. It's pronounced SEN-ish-in.
– Danton Heinen also stood out with a goal in the second half of the scrimmage. Don Sweeney sung his praises following the scrimmage.
– Everyone keeps saying Sean Kuraly won't be far from the NHL once he finishes his senior year at Miami this season, and while he wasn't overly flashy, he provided plenty of evidence Friday. Kuraly battled for (and won) pucks early on.
– McIntyre made a nice save in front on Peter Cehlarik, but he was also beat often in the scrimmage. Scoring often comes in abundance in these prospect games, and the 4-on-4 format only welcomed more of it.
– Incoming Boston University freshman and Bruins second-round pick Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson disappointed a bit in the scrimmage. Known as a dependable faceoff man and two-way guy, JFK struggled on draws, including losing the opening one to Mike Vecchione to set up an immediate goal against.
– Joonas Kemppainen missed the entire camp with a hamstring injury suffered last week. Don Sweeney said after the camp's conclusion that the team is not concerned it will be a longterm issue.
Don Sweeney: Bruins still talking to free agent defensemen
|07.17.15 at 1:25 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Speaking at the conclusion of the team's development camp, Bruins general manager Don Sweeney said he is still active in trying to improve the team's NHL roster.
Sweeney said he remains in talks with both free agents and other general managers. Boston's biggest need is on defense after losing Dougie Hamilton and Matt Bartkowski off a blue line that was already in need of upgrades.
"You're always going to want to have the best group you possibly can," Sweeney said. "There's probably an element of unknown because we have some guys that are going to push and we have waiver decisions, different things that can impact the decision overall. There are a couple free agents that we're still having conversations with that we feel might improve our club. If the financial component works, we're not going to stop having those conversations because it might be the right thing to do."
Including overages and the money retained in the Milan Lucic trade, the Bruins currently have approximately $67,235,667 devoted to 12 forwards, seven defensemen and two goaltenders for next season, leaving them with approximately $4.16 million in cap space.
Among the remaining free agent defenseman are big righty Cody Franson and 33-year-old Christian Ehrhoff. The Stars signed former Blackhawks defenseman Johnny Oduya to a two-year deal, but a source told WEEI.com early in free agency that the Bruins were not seriously interested in the player.


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North Mississippi Allstars at Highline Ballroom
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February 26, 2010
As expected, in the best way possible. When my friend (a North Mississippi Allstars virgin) asked what we were in for as the Allstars took the Highline Ballroom stage on a snowy Friday evening in New York, I told her some specifics: drummer Cody Dickinson also plays the washboard; bassist Chris Chew is the most demonstrative of the bunch and brings some funky mojo to each show; and lead singer and guitarist Luther Dickinson plays predominantly with his slide and just generally kills it. But the most important bit of warning I gave her was that each song starts out pedestrian enough, but the great majority end up as all-out rave-ups. I told her to be ready to "shake what your mama gave you." Throughout the course of the two hour and 15 minute single set, that's exactly what we did.
The North Mississippi Allstars are a band with an impeccable sense of history. They grew up listening to the likes of Mississippi Fred McDowell, RL Burnside and Junior Kimbrough, and it is that Delta blues tradition that inflects NMAS' brand of boogie-style blues-rock. But on stage, they simply let loose. At the Highline, the band brought a special kind of energy. Luther Dickinson's slide playing alternated from mean and gritty to ethereal (think Duane Allman on the coda of "Layla"), sometimes all in the space of a single tune. And Chew was in fine form, his basslines more out front than usual and his soulful backing vocals the perfect foil to Luther's throaty everyman voice.
The true star of the show was Cody Dickinson. In a power trio format like NMAS, the drums must play more than a support role. Cody understood this, and he played the part of chameleon all night. He was given ample solo spaceit's rare that a rock drummer gets more than a single solo during a setbut he also brought some jazz sensibility to the proceedings, often accenting Luther's runs or punctuating his "breaths." Cody also just plain upped the volume. Dude plays loud! And don't even get me started on his washboard DJingit truly is sampling through a washboard. Amazing. On this night, Cody even played some pretty rockin' guitar and showed off his John Fogerty-like voice.
The sound at the Highline was crystal clear. This is strange for a rock show, and even stranger for a North Mississippi show. Often Luther's guitar is muddied to the point that it sounds like a background instrumentnot on this night. Each note that pierced the smoky air rang true, and even when openers The City Champs joined NMAS on stage for a three-guitar attack with keyboards, each instrument was readily discernible in the mix.
The best quality of a North Mississippi show is its simplicity. The music is pure, and it's out on everybody's sleeves. This band will not try to throw you off with odd time signatures. Luther, Cody and Crew are simply up on stage having a good time, and they hope you are too. It's entertainment, plain and simple, but like all great music, it makes you feel something.
In the end, it is knowing where they're coming from that makes seeing this band such a meaningful experience. They bring jamband virtuosity to their shows, but they base all of their improvisations in song. When the band reaches a swirling high off of a simple blues riff, it's the emotion of their playing and not its sheer virtuosity that brings a smile to your face. This band, plain and simple, does not disappoint.
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After he graduated from the youth program at his Hindu temple, Sapan Modi said, he was unsure how to keep contributing to South Jersey's Indian community.
On Sunday - in a ballroom buzzing with a success 25 years in the making - he may have found his answer.
"This might be the next phase where people can give back," Modi, 27, said as he and 600 others dedicated the Indian Cultural Center in Evesham Township. "I can't contribute $20,000. But I can contribute my time."
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Jason Aldean to play Summerfest on June 29
Summerfest officials have announced the first headliner for its 46th year. Country star Jason Aldean, whose first headlining amphitheater tour in 2011 included a stop at the Marcus Amphitheater, is returning to the Big Gig on June 29, a festival spokeswoman has confirmed.
The announcement comes as a bit of a surprise, because it was announced Oct. 18 that Aldean would headline Wrigley Field in Chicago on July 20. Several acts in recent years that headlined the approximately 41,000-capacity ballpark, including Bruce Springsteen, Roger Waters, Paul McCartney and the Police, opted to skip Milwaukee on those tours. »Read Full Article(9)
Bright lights outshine Trans-Siberian Orchestra in ho-hum show
Taking on Christmas staples with a blend of symphonic bombast and progressive rock drama, Trans-Siberian Orchestra brought a much needed edge to the pleasant, ho-hum holiday music landscape beginning in 1996 , and in the process TSO has become one of the highest-grossing touring acts in North America.
But right before the start of the first of two TSO shows at the BMO Harris Bradley Center on Sunday, there was a curious sound, or really a lack of a sound. Following some meek applause when the lights went dark, the crowd strangely grew quiet, to the point that the only noise was the awkward, quiet hiss of fog machines. »Read Full Article(14)


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Bulldogs' running back Jason Douglas powered his way to four rushing touchdowns Monday night in Division II recreational league action to help the Bulldogs to a 27-19 victory over the LSU Tigers.
The Newton County Recreation Commission Division II Hurricanes shut out the Jackets Monday night at Wolverine Field, winning 21-0.
The Newton County Recreation Commission Division II Tide earned a 19-6 win over the Longhorns Monday night at Wolverine Field.
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After tearing through the Newton County Recreation Commission's 9-10-year-old basketball league, the Covington Hoyas are now national champions.
Decades after the women's liberation movement, one would think females would make up more than just 20 percent of active golfers.
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The two candidates facing off in the 47th District judge's GOP primary runoff already are busy preparing for the April 9 Republican runoff.
Attorneys Hal Miner and Ana Estevez are headed to the runoffs after defeating a slew of other GOP candidates. The winner will face Adrian Castillo, an assistant district attorney in Potter County, in the fall elections.
Miner won in Potter, Randall and Armstrong counties with a total of 3,342 votes. Estevez took 2,818 votes. Broken down, Miner had 2,152 votes in Randall, 1,127 in Potter and 63 in Armstrong. Estevez had 1,817 votes in Randall, 962 in Potter and 39 in Armstrong.
Miner said he is lining up endorsements for the GOP primary runoff.
"I'm going through that process today and as long as it takes until they're all pretty much committed, and then I'm going to try to work their voters," he said. "Everybody else is out pulling up their signs today. I could be doing that. I'm grateful."
Miner credited his door-to-door campaign with helping draw in voters and said he has to work hard to beat Estevez in the runoff.
"I am going to work my tail off and run scared because she showed unusual voting strength," he said. "I told my daughter, 'She's got some secret weapons and we've got to find out what they are."'
Estevez credited her campaign supporters for helping her make the GOP runoff.
"I think as far as running strong I ran strong because of my supporters and, they were just doing a lot of the groundwork. We worked really hard," she said.
Between now and the runoff Estevez plans to build on the support she already has gained. She said she's excited to have the opportunity to serve taxpayers.
"I am going to go out there and meet the rest of the community as many as I can," she said. "I am going to try and get as many areas as I can."
Republican candidates in the race were Ted Wood, Randall County judge; David Kemp, first assistant Potter County attorney; Robert Love, Randall County assistant criminal district attorney; and attorneys Estevez, Perry L. Peek, Stewart Werner, Carry Ann Baker and Miner.
Love said he thought he had his best showing in Randall County, where he has served as a prosecutor and dealt with jurors and grand jurors.
"I think I didn't do as well in Potter County for the same reasons because I didn't have as much contact with the Potter County residents. I tried to walk as much as I could but just couldn't get it done," he said.
Estevez, 29, an attorney with Whittenburg, Whittenburg, and Schatcher, P.C., graduated from Amarillo High School. She earned a bachelor of science and master's degree in education from Texas A&M University and graduated cum laude from Baylor Law School.
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Blue Angels Pilot Error Blamed For Deadly Crash In TennesseeWith San Francisco Fleet Week less than a month away, a Navy report released Thursday cited pilot error as the primary cause of a crash that claimed the life of a Blue Angels flier.
U.S. Navy Names Ship After Gay Rights Icon Harvey MilkU.S. Navy officials on Tuesday are naming a naval ship after former San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk at a ceremony on Treasure Island.
From SEAL To Silicon Valley, Special Ops Vets Head To StartupsA growing number of U.S. special forces veterans are heading into the tech industry.
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USS Oakland: Navy's Newest Warship Named After East Bay CityThe United States Navy is honoring Oakland with its latest warship.
Navy Wants To Place More Sonar-Pinging Buoys Off Coasts Of California, Oregon, WashingtonThe U.S. Navy is seeking permits to expand sonar and other training exercises off the Pacific Coast, a proposal raising concerns from animal advocates.
U.S. Navy Sailors Sue Japan Power Co. For Radiation Exposure During 2011 Quake, Tsunami RescueHundreds of U.S. sailors who took part in rescue efforts following Japan's earthquake and tsunami say they were exposed to dangerous levels of radiation and are bringing a class-action lawsuit against Tokyo Electric Power Company.
San Francisco Cuts Back Fleet Week Plans After Blue Angels CancellationSan Francisco Fleet Week officials were scaling back plans for the October event after the U.S. Navy announced Tuesday that the Blue Angels air show has been canceled.
Sequestration Cuts Cancel Navy Blue Angels ShowsThe Navy has cancelled the remaining 2013 performances of its precision flying team, the Blue Angels, one of the most visible signs yet of sequestration cuts.
Blue Angels Arrive In Bay Area For Fleet WeekThe U.S. Navy's Blue Angels arrived at San Francisco International Airport Tuesday evening for the city's annual Fleet Week celebration.
Navy: Sonar, Blasts Might Hurt More Pacific Sea LifeThe U.S. Navy says its training and testing using sonar and explosives could potentially hurt more dolphins and whales in Hawaii and California waters than previously thought.
Concord Plans Redevelopment Of Naval Weapons StationAfter nearly six years, the vision for thousands of acres has been finalized by Concord's City Council, leaving housing advocates and environmentalists alike applauding.


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Barbara Cook celebrates classic American songcraft in Alverno performance
Lots of people sing songs, but Barbara Cook makes magic with them.
The legendary soprano, who will celebrate her 85th birthday by giving a concert at Carnegie Hall on Oct. 18, made musical magic with a collection of Great American Songbook gems in the Alverno Presents series Saturday evening. »Read Full Article
Country star Mindy McCready dies in apparent suicide after chart-topping career, stormy life
Heber Springs, Ark. - Mindy McCready, who hit the top of the country charts before personal problems sidetracked her career, died Sunday in Arkansas in an apparent suicide. She was 37.
The Cleburne County Sheriff's Office said in a news release that McCready was found dead at a residence in Heber Springs from what appears to be a single, self-inflicted gunshot to the head. An autopsy is pending. »Read Full Article(2)
Potawatomi attempts to break Guinness World Record
If there's a rock 'n' roll heaven, then Don Cornelius is smiling down from above.
At 1 p.m. Thursday, Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the world's longest Soul Train dance line. »Read Full Article
Elvis Tribute Night rocks Mitchell Park Domes
Burnin' love. A sparkling night. The King on stage. Who can resist a combo like that?
It's tough, and that's what makes Elvis Tribute Night at the Mitchell Park Domes, 524 S. Layton Blvd., so popular. »Read Full Article(1)
Early Music Now blends old sounds, new composition in engaging program
Premieres of most of the music appearing on early-music concerts happened at least 250 years ago.
Except for Early Music Now's presentation of the Montreal-based group Masques at St. Paul's Episcopal Church on Saturday. »Read Full Article
Quasimondo's 'Robot Cabaret' still needs some debugging
Imagine a future in which robots rule, having reduced humans to second-class citizens with whom they rarely interact. Or, if you'd like, think about how fully our own lives are now enmeshed in technology - often reducing us to machine-obsessed zombies.
That world is in full bloom in "Robot Cabaret," which the Quasimondo Milwaukee Physical Theatre opened - wryly enough - on Valentine's Day. »Read Full Article
Circus, auto show, RV show this week
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For four days only, take part in a form of entertainment beloved by children of all ages, going back generations. See the Tripoli Shrine Circus on Thursday through next Sunday at the U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Ave. Nine performances of athletic skills with aerialists and acrobats. Watch elephants and big cats perform in one of the three rings of action all lead by Ringmistress Michelle Audrey. Tickets range from $9 to $35; there are also free tickets available for adults bringing a child along. See www.milwaukeecircus.com for information and to purchase tickets. »Read Full Article


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Le lit de rose et les hôtes idéalement situé en Sud Brunswick Comté près les nombreux terrains de golf de la grand domaine, les plages de le île, à proximité de Myrtle Beach, Caroline du Sud et le charme de historique Wilmington, Caroline du Nord. Cette maison non-fumeur nouvellement rénovée a quatre dans les salles de suite. Un petit déjeuner complet est offert chaque matin de manière occasionnelle mais élégante dans la salle à manger avec un tableau de grand pays que de sièges huit ou de conditions météorologiques permettant, un calme table pour deux sur le portique.
5 sur septembre 11, 2016
We really loved to stay in that B&B. Nice and clean room, warm welcome, excellent breakfast and wonderfull hosts. Thats all you need to have a good stay.
5 sur août 08, 2014
We booked a room very last minute. It was the perfect stop before Myrtle Beach. Clean and large room, nice wraparound porch, and homey living area with games, refreshments, and friendly cats. Wish we could have gotten there earlier but we enjoyed our short stay. Much better than spending more on a yucky motel at the beach! Delicious made-to-order breakfast too!
5 sur septembre 29, 2013
We needed a place to stay for the weekend while our teen daughters were at a youth retreat in Sunset Beach. Boy, am I glad we chose The Rose B&B! The room was spacious and immaculate, the bed incredibly comfortable, and the food.... the food is simply unbelievable. I want Nancy and Warren to come fix me breakfast EVERY morning! Tasty, inventive, and beautifully presented. Not to mention the baked goodies that appear every afternoon... Yum! Nancy and Warren are lovely people and I felt completely at home in their home. And the feline welcoming committee was a nice touch... (they have 4 cats, and 2 were waiting on the walk when we arrived!) Highly recommended, and we will be back.
5 sur juillet 22, 2013
After our first visit a year ago, we were determined to visit again this year. We were greeted by Warren and Nancy and made to feel right at home from the very start. The rooms are equipped with every single thing one could think of needing to be comfortable. We chose our breakfasts from a huge list of an extravagant feast. The food was fabulous...if it is possible to leave hungry, we don't know how. We will plan to visit again next year. Thanks again for a fabulous visit, Warren & Nancy
4,8 sur juillet 06, 2013
July 3rd-July 7th 2013! Stay#6 since our honeymoon in September 2012! Stay #7 planned for September this year but fully expect to return well before then! I hate to let this little secret out in fear of losing our possible future dates to other people....But word will get out with or without us...Love it!
5 sur mai 13, 2013
Wonderful stay! Highly recommend . From the minute we walked in we felt at home. We were greeted at the door with a warm hello and a hug. Thanks for making our stay so special...
5 sur février 27, 2013
February 8th at 4:00PM my wife and myself arrived in the driveway of The Rose Bed and Breakfast, as we were getting out of the car, we were met by Nancy with a warm greeting of our names, as we approached her, her arms opened up to accept a huge hug to us both. She began to show us around the expansive porch with seating and then led us into the house and our room. The great room where all can meet the rest of the guests and her family to chat or watch TV, DVDs, tapes and enjoy a special treat that Nancy or Warren has made fresh that day. Nancy will have you fill out your breakfast menu. Now let me tell you! This is quite a surprise when Nancy and Warren get together in the kitchen for a (5) FIVE STAR meal made for you, that you will never forget. You have a key not only to your room but also to the house, as you can come and go as you please. I hope you have as good a stay as my wife and I had, this is truly a warm and friendly home away from home. The Rose is only minutes away from Myrtle Beach, and all of the hustle and bustle. We will be back in the near future. Thank you Nancy and Warren Paul and Ginny
5 sur octobre 01, 2012
From the time we walked up to the front door to be greeted by Warren, was the start of one most enjoyable travel experiences of our lives. Nancy and Warren make you feel part of their B&B with fun, food and comfort. The breakfast menu was a surprise, but the four course meal was served with wonderful presentation, delicious and fresh. Warren's omelet is "to die for" and Nancy pastry's melt in your mouth. The bedroom is fresh and clean and the beds are wonderful (from a guy with a bad back). This couple creates an atmosphere that makes you "want to come back". This will be our home on every trip to the beach. Truly a great experience. Dave & Linda Greensboro, NC s
5 sur septembre 07, 2012
We had planned a week in Myrtle Beach and decided we wanted to be away a little bit longer. We had never stayed in a bed and breakfast, well... this was a great first time experience. Quiet, peaceful and relaxing. Nancy and Warren were very nice, breakfast lasted us until dinner!! Thanks for everything. Craig and Becky
5 sur août 31, 2012
This was one of the nicest Bed and Breakfast's I have ever had the Pleasure of staying .... The Owners were so friendly and such a Beautiful home! We will return!!!! Vickie And Johnny Bazen
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De l'aéroport de Myrtle Beach, prendre SC31 N à SC 9N à HWY57N. Miles de sept et demi après le tournage sur HWY 57. B & B est situé sur la droite.
Antiquaires , Aquarium , Plage, Casino, Lieu de concert, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Concerts, Cinéma , Musée, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, Océan, De nombreux terrains de golf, Boutiques, Théâtre, Services religieux, Rivière, Vignoble, Entreprise vinicole
Jeux de société, Lecteur CD, Copieur, Lecteur DVD, Cheminée, Réfrigérateur , Bibliothèque, Videothèque, Parking, Piano, Réception chaînes satellite, TV, Jeux vidéo, Téléphone, Magnétoscope, Films
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nice to walk with your pics :-)
Certainly a nice and scenic "resting place"...thanks for sharing this lovely historical landmark.
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Hello Julie,
Sorry for the late response. Yes this is a very special place. It was Old Chief Joseph's Home. He was previously burried near Lostine (west of this lake) but his grave was vandalized Years & Years ago. So they burried him here. I have a close up shot of his head stone and his people still leave offerings to him on the head stone. It was quite amazing.
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Wonderful view ..Nice shot
Greetings from India.
my contest--Golden beach
Thanks for the compliment!
You have a very nice collection as well. I like the Butterfly shots the most..
Interesting place. Voted. petrelpiotr
Voted. Very nice shot! David My Contest - "CALIFORNIA DREAMING"
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Skip to comments.Leahy: Bush Dropped Ball, 9-11 'Could Have Been Avoided'
Posted on 05/04/2010 5:54:25 PM PDT by governsleastgovernsbest
As appeals to bi-partisanship go, this could down as recent history's most contemptible and hypocritical . . .
On this evening's Ed Show, bemoaning the lack of conservative support for Pres. Obama handling of the Times Square attempted bombing, Dem senator Patrick Leahy has accused Pres. Bush of having "dropped the ball" on 9-11, claiming "9-11 could have been avoided."
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Leahy blames Bush for not preventing 9-11. Ping to Today show list.
Leahy was in the Senate then, he had power as well, why didn't he do or say anything?
Ever notice how much Leahy looks like a hemorrhoid?
I'm thinking Cheney should have followed up his, "Go F**K yourself" statement with a nice right cross to the jaw.
Plus W had to spend the first months of his presidency fighting that unpatriotic jerk's BS election challenge.
Give algore some credit for 9/11
Well, it was preventable- if the feckless Blowjob Bill had not wasted cruise missiles on empty space, then perhaps they would have struck a worthwhile target...such as Osama bin Laden.....
Look up 'Gorelick Wall', and the Rip Van Winkle Clinton years...
Leahy is an idiot.
Bush didn't even have his whole Cabinet confirmed on 9/11. The Dems in Congress were dragging their feet, the transition wasn't really even complete.
The "progressives" are at war with us, and have stepped up their war of words. The sooner this all blows up, the bettter. The water is getting warmer...
Leakey Leahy speaks! A Congress that cared more for the country and its citizens could have helped. Instead of the Congress that detested Bush for the 2000 election when the annotated one (the) AlGore lost. A biased Florida courts system started the ball rolling by violating Florida election law.
yes Leaky Leahy was there well before Bush. At least Bush acted unlike the Unknown comic who was telling Predator drone jokes and the correspondants dinner. How does Leahy feel about O's handling of the Husan terror spree at Fort Hood?
GWB lives in Dem's heads as does Limbaugh.
Obama could have prevented the oil spill now going on in the Gulf of Mexico,
Sworn testimony from Richard Clarke, President Clinton's anti-terror czar:
GORTON: Now, since my yellow light is on, at this point my final question will be this: Assuming that the recommendations that you made on January 25th of 2001, based on Delenda, based on Blue Sky, including aid to the Northern Alliance, which had been an agenda item at this point for two and a half years without any action, assuming that there had been more Predator reconnaissance missions, assuming that that had all been adopted say on January 26th, year 2001, is there the remotest chance that it would have prevented 9/11?
CLARKE: No.
By the time the Bush Administration was sworn in, it was already too late.
Great info: thanks for posting.
Yes, the Gorelick Wall (to prevent information about Clinton illegal fundraising from becoming public knowledge) and Clinton's refusal to take Osama bin Laden when the Sudan offered him...9/11 could have been avoided but it was Clinton's fault.
BO has been in office twice as long as Bush was on 911.
Leaht has always been a jerk!
The idiot! Bush had barely been in office for a matter of mere months. Clinton is the real culprit.
On Obama's watch, a number of terrorism acts have happened or been attempted.
So what do you do to avoid answering questions of responsibility? Create a controversy about what happened on 9-11 during the Bush administration
Thank you for that Leaky. You can go back to sleep now. Nappy nap time.
First time planes were used as missiles. No way to know, but if the later Bush policies were in place, there would have been no 9-11.
Ever notice how much Leahy looks like a hemorrhoid?
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^I needed a mirror, but I saw Leahy staring at me.
That comment from "Leaky Leahy," he's a joke and a disgrace!
"In January 1987 Leahy was forced to resign as vice chair of the Intelligence Committee after leaking classified information about the Iran-Contra affair. It was considered to be one of the most serious breaches of secrecy in the Committee's history."
The worst part about all this is that the exact same thing will happen to the next Republican president. Obama's dawdling and sycophantic behavior towards the enemy will set the stage for another major terrorists attack. A different administration will be blamed for it. Only the good guys pay the price.
ROFL! Oh, only if Preparation H would take care of it all...
leahy sucks (literally)
Leahy is such a total loser of human being. He is one pitiful sack...
How many years was Clinton in the White House, and what did he do about Al Qaeda? Democrats should take the blame for their own omissions, and stop putting it on somebody else. Democrats always walk away from their mistakes, and no one even points out the fact when they do.
The planning for the September 11 attacks began in 1999. Who was in the White House then?
ROFL! Oh, only if Preparation H would take care of it all...
I use Presidential H...only for important Aholes.
I second Cheney's sentiment.
"President Bush..."dropped the ball"
Leahy needs his balls drop-kicked.
Clinton was too stupid to realize the war started with Somalia and the 1st WTC bombing. He did nothing while 30-40,000 terrorists trained to make war on us.
The usa was weak for 8 years.
If Bush had tried to make war right away, Leahy would have tried to Impeach Bush.
The proper response to this nasty man is what Vice President Cheney said to him, "F**k you." But if we cannot be that accurate, let is at least say that he is still a liar, just lying about something new tonight.
Billybob, etc.
What Cheney said! Here's at ya Leahy.
He's full of crap. The democrats and their wall are to blame for 9/11. Nice try to rewrite history Leahy. GFY
Leahy is a piece of puke. Anything he has to say is strictly unadulterated BS.
Th p[eople who elect him have to be retards./
Could have been avoided if Clinton and company had done their jobs.
Leahy has dipped his spear in genocide more than once. He has no moral standing in any venue.
OK...which one of you thought it would be funny to put fresh batteries in this antique?
I'm being very nice, which is totally against my nature...
Leahy has taken Obama's advise and is reading Huffington's Post.
I can only echo Vice President Cheney on this one.
Enough said.
WTF happened, America? Why are we letting these idiots act like they are in charge?
Bush MIGHT have stopped 9/11! .......
....... But Leahy leaked the interception plans to Al Qaeda.
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