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Location is everything and 'Views to Sea' has a truly unique spot on Nantucket. If you long to unwind and get away from it all, travel to the quieter, western end of the island known as Madaket. Our home sits beachfront on Madaket Harbor with views of Smith Point, Tuckernuck Island, Eel Point and on a clear day, Muskeget Island. The water is calm and perfect for those traveling with young children. Facing west, we are famous for our sunsets. After sunset, the views continue when you look to the sky. Being away from Town's lights, you will experience some of the best stargazing you have ever seen. Shooting stars are frequent and early August is highlighted by the Perseids Meteor showers. Day or night, our home offers views not to be missed.
Our air conditioned home has two floors. The 1st floor has an open concept with kitchen, dining and living areas all flowing into one another. There are two bedrooms on the main level, one with a queen and the other, 2 twins. There is a full bath with tub and shower. Outside, find another enclosed shower which is a great experience if you've never had one! There is a large deck with wrap around bench seating as well as two Adirondack chairs. A dining table for six completes the lower deck. Enjoy beautiful, waterfront dining by just stepping outside.
Upstairs, the loft has its own private deck with great harbor views. There is a table for dining that can accommodate up to four people. Views and sunset are included. A twin daybed with pullout trundle bed can accomodate two people. There is a second bathroom with an oversized tile shower and rainshower fixtures for a spa like experience.
The upstairs family room with deck is the highlight of the house and a great place to end your day after exploring Nantucket. Relax on the deck with a refreshing beverage from the wet bar, enjoy the panoramic views, or watch a movie on the HDTV.
Seasonal Bus Service: Beginning May 22, 2016, there is a bus service that stops five minutes from the house that takes you into Nantucket Town. We find it to be a great service and very convenient. From May 22-June 19 2016, it departs every 60 minutes on the half hour from Madaket. From June 20-Sept 15 2016, it goes to town every 30 minutes on the hour and half hour. For those with teens that do not drive yet, it affords them the independence to go into Town on their own (our two children loved that). Visits www.nrtawave.com for more info.
Fall into Nantucket
Don't overlook the months of September and October. Indian summer days and fewer crowds make these two months some of the best on the island. Fall restaurant week is in September and is a great time to try something new or visit some of your favorites. Cranberry Festival is in early October and is a wonderful event. The crimson bogs are a sight to behold and is a must see at least once on your travels to Nantucket.
Thank you for your interest in our home. I update the website and my calendar daily, so if a date shows available or unavailable, it should be accurate.
What a special place! The home was beautiful with everything you need! Beach was steps away with amazing views! Sunset is gorgeous!
If you're looking to find your happy place - this is it! From starting your day with a cup of coffee on the deck with a view of the ocean.. and ending it with a beautiful sunset at madaket beach just minutes down the road. I have been going to Nantucket for years and its the best! This house is in a great location too. It's away from town but I was able to hop on the bus right at the end of the street to get there easily ! If you're looking for a relaxing place to stay I would highly recommend this! I'll definitely be coming back :-)
Where to begin? I write this review with mixed emotions. Not because our stay was less than stellar, but because we don't want more competition for renting this home again. If you have a chance to rent this home, do yourself a favor and don't blink. It is amazing. Every detail in the home is impressive, the location is impressive, and to top it off, the owners are impressive. They genuinely care that their renters are happy. This was our 3rd trip to Nantucket and it is now an annual tradition. While we have thoroughly enjoyed each trip, this year was the best. A big huge THANK YOU to Kathy and Dave for the use of their home.
We have been to Nantucket for years but this is our first week in Madaket. The house is absolutely charming and the photos do not do it justice! The interior is perfect, the downstairs bedrooms are nice and clean and there is a family room/kitchen area with access to the deck. The upper level was such a nice surprise, there is actually a day bed with another bed beneath, basically a 3rd bedroom. Off of this room and the large spacious Play room are two fabulous little decks. The view from these decks are outstanding. The back yard is very large and there is a path that leads you to your private little beach with two chairs. We spend every night there watching the sunsets. Couples with small children would love the calm shallow waters here in the harbor for the kids to play. Even down to the clothes line to dry the towels after a long day at the beach...a perfect vacation home. Thanks so much!! We will definitely be back!
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. From the moment we walked in the door to the moment we left our vacation was perfect. From the welcome gift for us and our son to every imaginable item you could need on vacation, they thought of it all. This home was so lovely and in pristine, clean condition. The listing description was spot on accurate but the pictures do not do it justice. We wanted for nothing during our stay.
Kathy and Dave were wonderful in answering all of our questions leading up to and during vacation. They were very accommodating and responsive.
Madaket is simply breathtaking. From the beaches to harbor to the magnificent sunsets, you could not ask for a better spot to take a family vacation. We took our very young son with us and it was very family friendly. The beach behind the house had no waves which was perfect for wading into the water for him. We sat on the beach and played for hours.
The location of the house was perfect, a quick drive to downtown, but very secluded and private and relaxing.
We will most definitely be back again, Kathy and Dave truly have a piece of paradise!
Beautiful location away from the crowds in town. For a relaxing beach vacation, this house can't be beat. Sunsets were unforgettable. My whole family absolutely loved it.
Nantucket Island-Located 30 miles SW of Cape Cod. Once a whaling port, the island is rich in history and has been named a National Historic District. Visit the Whaling Museum & the Lifesaving Museum for a glimpse into the past.
40% of the island is protected conservation land. Walk, hike, bird, and bike the many trails. A network of bike paths throughout the island lets you see things at a leisurely pace.
The beaches are beautiful. Visit the north side for the calm waters of Nantucket Sound and the south side for the surf of the Atlantic Ocean. Surfing, kayaking, sailing, & charter fishing are all available.
Town has restaurants, galleries and shopping to suit all tastes. 7 miles from town, visit Cisco Brewers, Nantucket Vineyard, and Triple 8 Distillery for tastings and tours. For the golfer, Miacomet Golf Course is open to the public.
In all seasons, Nantucket is a beautiful place!
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Spring/ Early Summer 2017
May 13 2017 - Jun 23 2017
3 night minimum stay
Peak Summer 2017
Jun 24 2017 - Sep 8 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
Fall 2017
Sep 9 2017 - Oct 28 2017
3 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
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2017 Rental Rates
May 13, 2017-June 23, 2017...$3500/week or $500/night with 3 night minimum
June 24, 2017-September 8, 2017...$4600/ week
September 9, 2017-October 28, 2017...$3500/week or $500/night with 3 night minimum
Reservations will be confirmed upon receipt of signed lease and initial deposit.
Check-in Saturday after 3:00 pm; Check-out Saturday by 10:00 am
**For Peak Summer Rentals, we recommend booking as early as possible. We typically sell out by February for July and August**
To hold your reservation, we require a 50% deposit made payable by personal check. Final payment is due 30 days prior to rental week. A $500 refundable security deposit is due with the final payment.
Early Spring & Late Fall, we offer stays of less than 1 week. There is a 3 night minimum stay at a rate of $500/night. A cleaning fee of $150 will be added to rentals of less than one week.


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The start of 2016 OMA&D Welcome Daze is the kickoff luncheon and resource fair, which takes place on Friday, September 23rd, 2016 at Husky Union Building. The afternoon long event includes a resource fair to learn about diverse campus organizations, cultural activities, student dance performances, food, music and the chance to win raffle prizes!
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The First Year Diversity & Inclusion Retreat will feature an all expenses paid day-and-half of engaging dialogues, thoughtful and fun activities, inspiring workshops, and opportunities to build community with your Kelly ECC community and fellow first year classmates!
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Established in 1914, ASCAP is the first and leading U.S. Performing Rights Organization (PRO) representing the world's largest repertory totaling over 8.5 million copyrighted musical works of every style and genre from more than 470,000 songwriter, composer and music publisher members. ASCAP has representation arrangements with similar foreign organizations so that the ASCAP repertory is represented in nearly every country around the world where copyright law exists.
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CLEVELAND -- Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah understands the pain Cleveland Cavaliers fans are going through after LeBron James' departure over the summer.
Noah doesn't believe James handled the free agency process the best he could.
"Do I think it was right? No," Noah told ESPNChicago.com before the Bulls took on the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night. "But at the end of the day, he's a grown man, and he does what he wants to do. There's only one person who could have done it as big as he did and that's him, so I think everybody in America kind of didn't feel it was the right way, the way he did it.
"The way he did it wasn't the right way, but at the end of the day he lives with it every day and he seems pretty happy in Miami so at the end of the day, it's his decision. Do I agree with it? Do people agree with it? No, but they're not him."
Noah, who had his own issues with Cavs fans during last year's playoffs after he made derogatory comments about Cleveland, doesn't understand why Cavs fans chose to invoke Bulls legend Scottie Pippen in chants to taunt James when his Miami Heat returned to Cleveland on Dec. 2.
"[James] made his decision and the fans got to let it out a little bit the other night," Noah said. "I really didn't understand the Scottie Pippen chants. I feel like you prepare five months to bash somebody and try to make it tough on him and you come up with Scottie Pippen chants?
"I understand what they're trying to say, but he's still somebody who won six rings and is a Hall of Famer, so I think they could have been a little bit more creative."
Having said that, Noah gets why the fans continue holding such a grudge toward James.
"It makes complete sense," Noah said. "I think fans over here were pretty embarrassed with the way things were handled. I think it makes sense, but [James] knew that. He had to know that, in doing what he did."
Bulls point guard Derrick Rose doesn't think he would be able to draw out the free agency process the way James did.
"To each his own," Rose said. "He waited, he loved being recruited, and I think I couldn't do anything like that."
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Manager Joe Kinnear has confirmed the 26-year-old will be in the side for a must-win game at St James' Park, his first appearance for the club on home soil since the 2-0 defeat by Chelsea on May 5.
Kinnear said: "Joey will start. I am pleased he is back in the fray. He is a very decent player. I'm hoping all the supporters will get behind him and support him."
He added: "Joey will be doing the best he possibly can for the club and the supporters."
Barton returned to senior action as a substitute in the 2-1 derby defeat at Sunderland on Saturday, when he was pelted with missiles by home supporters as he warmed up on the sidelines.
However, he was applauded by the travelling fans at the Stadium of Light and Kinnear will hope he gets a similarly positive response after opening his heart on his jail term and the effect it has had on him.
Barton's manager acknowledges his past cannot be ignored, but now wants the player to make headlines with his football.
He said: "He gives us a different option, he goes forward, he is a great passer of the ball, he has got good vision and he can score a goal himself.
"He is up there with the best finishers in the club, especially in training. He weighs up the situation, curls them in from the edge of the box. His first thought is a killer pass, which I like about him. He doesn't like to go sideways or backwards.
"He can look up and just drop it into the path of the two strikers, so he gives us different things."
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"Basically all of the SEC schools are recruiting me--Georgia, Florida, Auburn, Tennessee, Mississippi State and a lot more," said Young, who noted he has picked up two more scholarship offers in the past week and is up to five.
"I think Auburn is close to offering," he said. "I think they are really waiting on my SAT scores. They like me at both positions--outside (linebacker) and middle (linebacker)."
Young said he currently has a 3.0 grade point average, which he noted should be even higher when he finishes his junior season at Albany High School. "I expect it to be around 3.3 or higher."
On his visit to Auburn he noted that he spent part of his time talking to academic advisers and is interested in majoring in something that is related to physical therapy or sports medicine. The linebacker prospect said the academic part of the equation will carry equal weight with having a good feel about the football program when he makes his college choice."
Auburn is only a couple hours drive from Albany, which the prospect said is a plus. However, he noted an even more important factor is how he fits in with the team he is considering.
"Playing time is going to be a factor," he said. "I understand you have to work for that, but I will also be looking at how many other players there are already on the team or have signed at my position. I really want to come in and play right away.
"How I fit in with the coaching staff and players is important, too," he said, noting a big reason for his trip to Auburn was to get a feel for the new coaching staff after previously being recruited by Gene Chizik's staff.
"My visit was great," he said, noting that he enjoyed spending time with Auburn's new defensive coordinator and linebacker coach. "Ellis Johnson is a good man," Young said. "It was my first time meeting him. We went over some plays and he showed me the defense he runs at Auburn."
Young said he also enjoyed talking to recruiting coordinator Rodney Garner as well as equipment manager Dana Marquez, who explained to him in detail how the Auburn players are outfitted for games and practices.
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The linebacker performed well at a summer camp at Auburn last year to gain the interest of the former coaching staff. Young said he will likely return to an AU camp this summer to show Malzahn's staff what he can do.
Asked what he believes is his best attribute as a football player, Young said, "People expect me to be slow at my size, but I am very fast to be 232 pounds. I am still growing, still gaining weight, still lifting and getting stronger. I have a chance to get a lot bigger."
A two-year starter, Young made 56 tackles with 15 stops for lost yardage, including 10 sacks, as a sophomore for the Albany High Indians. As a junior his sacks total dropped to three, but he more than doubled his tackles to 118 while forcing four fumbles and blocking three field goals.
The linebacker said his two most recent offers came from South Alabama and Appalachian State. Previously he was offered by North Carolina, Louisiana-Lafayette and Old Dominion. Young said he has no doubt he is an SEC caliber prospect. "I feel like I can play ball at Auburn," he said. "I can bring a lot of juice."
The big linebacker is performing well in another sport, too. He will be competing at the state track and field championships in the shot put. "I do the discus, too, but the shot is my best event," he said. "My personal record is 51 feet, 11 inches."


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College: Missouri Southern State University
Hometown: Sheffield, England
Chris Hackett begins his sixth year as the head men's basketball coach at Frank Phillips College. This past season was one of the best in school history, as he led the team to a 22-9 record and a place in the Region Tournament for the first time in a decade. He also became the school's all-time leader in wins and was named a finalist for the Hoopdirt.com National Junior College Coach of the Year.
Under his leadership the Plainsmen have increased the number of overall wins and conference wins for five consecutive seasons, including wins over five nationally ranked opponents. In 2014 he was also named the head coach of the West team in the Region V All-Star Game, which went on to win 149-133.
In five years he has coached an All-Region player, thirteen All-Conference players and placed twenty six players at four year schools, including sixteen at the NCAA Division I or II level. More importantly, twenty one of his sophomores have graduated with their Associates Degree. He has also established a successful summer camp program, with over 120 campers spending a week of their vacation in the Plainsmen gym each year!
He came to FPC after spending five years as the associate head coach at NCAA program, Florida Tech. During his time there, the Panthers produced one of the best turnarounds in school history, including a twenty win season, a school record 11-0 start and being ranked as high as #11 in the nation. They also recorded six wins over teams nationally ranked in the top 25. He coached three All-Freshman players, the 2009 Freshman of the Year, eight All-Conference players, four All-Region players, the 2011 Region Player of the Year and the school's first All-American in twenty years! Individually, in 2007, he was named as one of the top ten assistant coaches in the country by Rivals.com.
Prior to arriving at Florida Tech he spent two years as an assistant coach at Neosho County Community College in Kansas and before that, one year as the head coach at Sarcoxie High School in Missouri.
A native of Sheffield, England, Hackett attended Sheffield College for three years, leading them to a National Championship in 1999, before playing one year at Allen Community College, (KS) to finish his collegiate career. He also played club basketball in England for eight years and competed in international tournaments in France and Greece. He is regularly involved in basketball throughout Europe and was a featured speaker at the Future Stars International Coaching Conference in London, where he appeared alongside former LA Laker, Slava Medvedenko and the national team coaches of Denmark, Ukraine, Sweden and the Netherlands. He has also directed several basketball camps, including the Folgaria Basketball Camp in Italy, where the coaching staff included the legendary Rollie Massimino and the NBA's Mike Fratello. He has had numerous coaching articles published by basketball journals in both Europe and the United States.
Coach Hackett holds a Bachelor's degree in Physical Education from Missouri Southern State University and a Master's degree in the same field from Pittsburg State University, (KS).
Lawrence Reed
College: Salem International University, WV
Hometown: Summerville, SC
Lawrence Reed begins his fourth year as assistant men's basketball coach at Frank Phillips College. He has been instrumental in the recent success of the Plainsmen, helping them to a 54-37 overall record, a twenty win season and a place in the Region Tournament during his three years with the program. He has also coached an All-Region player, seven All-Conference players and fifteen players that have gone on to play at four year schools.
Coach Reed came to FPC after spending a year as a graduate assistant at Salem International University, (WV). While at SIU, he coached under Donita Adams for the women's team and assisted Coach Randy Unger as a skills and conditioning coach for the men's team. During the year he spent there, both basketball programs experienced an improvement in wins and recruiting, while being accepted into the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC).
In addition to his responsibilities with the FPC basketball camps, Coach Reed has directed several camps in Florida, South Carolina, West Virginia and Kaiserslautern, Germany. He has also helped develop players that have gone on to play at the NCAA Division I, II and professional level.
He played his first two years of college basketball at Palm Beach Atlantic University, (FL) under Coach Stephon Leary. While there, he competed against current FPC head coach Chris Hackett's Florida Tech team. His last two years of eligibility were spent at SIU under Coach Unger.
Coach Reed holds a Bachelor's degree in Sports Management and a Master's degree in International Business, both from Salem International University, (WV).
Elliott De Wit
College: Frank Phillips College, TX
Hometown: Paris, France
Elliott De Wit begins his second year as assistant men's basketball coach at Frank Phillips College. Coach De Wit came to FPC from France to learn more about American basketball culture and coaching at the college level.
Before coming to FPC, he coached at several levels in France and had the opportunity to work with many of the top coaches there, such as; Thomas Drouot, Christophe Denis, Ron Stewart, Xavier Calvaire and Anthony Tomba.
As well as his on the court experience, he also obtained his French coaching certificates and was the youngest head coach at the under 17's national level, winning the National Championship in 2015.
Coach De Wit is involved in all areas of Plainsmen basketball and helps the players develop as both a team and as individuals. He is also enrolled as a full time student at FPC and will graduate with his Associates Degree in May.
Nathan Purswell
College: West Texas A&M University
Hometown: Borger, TX
Nathan Purswell begins his first year as assistant men's basketball coach at Frank Phillips College. He joins the men's staff after spending three years as an assistant coach for the FPC women's team. In 2014-2015 he helped the team to twenty wins, narrowly missing out on a place at the regional tournament. Overall, the team had a 45-26 record during his time with the program. He also coached two NJCAA Academic All-Americans and five All-Conference players.
Coach Purswell is originally from Borger and graduated from Borger High School in 2007. He was a part of the men's basketball team at Frank Phillips, before a knee injury cut short his playing career. He graduated from FPC with his Associate's degree and he also holds a Bachelor's degree from West Texas A&M University. He is currently completing a Master's in Coaching and Athletic Administration from the University of Concordia- Irvine and is scheduled to graduate in February 2017.
He is the son of Rodney and Kathy Purswell. Rodney spent over twenty years as the rodeo coach and agriculture teacher at Frank Phillips and Kathy taught for fifteen years.


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S.2937 - Medicare Geographic Fair Payment Act of 2000106th Congress (1999-2000)
|Sen. Domenici, Pete V. [R-NM] (Introduced 07/26/2000)
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Medicare Geographic Fair Payment Act of 2000 - Amends part C (Medicare+Choice) of title XVIII (Medicare) of the Social Security Act to increase the annual minimum Medicare+Choice capitation rates for 2001: (1) to $525 for any area in any Metropolitan Statistical Area with a population over 250,000; and (2) to $475 for any area outside such an area.
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Amends SSA title XVIII with regard to payment to hospitals for inpatient hospital services to require (except in the case of hospitals in Puerto Rico) that the actual proportion of a hospital's costs attributable to wages and wage-related costs be wage-adjusted based on the most recent available data.


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My Friend Orson
The woman's complexion became less white and more peach. Her hair was dry and frizzy. That's how he knew too much time had passed. He looked out the window and realized he was too late. The sun was barely out but there would be time to hide out. Orson tried to discreetly close the blinds, but Leigh's eyes were immediately drawn to Orson. She shot out of the couch.
" What time is it?" Leigh said breathlessly
" We spent all night here" Orson muttered
Leigh stood up and smoothed her clothes. She looked at him seriously concerned as if she finally realized they could be caught at any time.
She said " We need to go"
Orson bit his lip and looked at the ceiling thoughtfully. But he realized there was only one way to do this. He looked at her equally seriously and said " I can't. The sun...it will burn me"
" What? What?" Leigh said
First she looked at him like he was crazy and then she looked at him thoughtfully. She started pacing. Back and forth. Back and forth. Then she stopped abpurptly.
" I suppose it makes sense know..."
" What do you mean?" Orson said warily
" My freak meter was going up. I knew you had to be something..." Leigh said thoughtfully
" What do you think I am ?" Orson said carefully
" A vampire ofcourse" Leigh said irratedly
" And your not scared?' Orson asked
"I told you already I wasn't afraid of death. I'm tired. I'm going to lie down. You should to it's going to be a long day" Leigh said.
She made the trek to the couch and draped her damp scraf over her body. She sighed and lied down.She double checked...her knife was still there and within reach.
Orson stared at her dumbfoundly and said " Wait, your staying here?"
Leigh closed her eyes and muttered " I'm not leaving a total stranger in my best friend's house"
Six hours later...
Leigh woke up to see Orson reading a very risque novel. She didn't imagine that was his cup of tea. She imagined he preferred the classics or non fiction. What Mya referred as smart people books.
Suddenly Leigh remembered she hadn't taked her pills yet. She ran to the front door and roughly held up her purse and started ruffling through her puse.
She barely noticed Orson looking around the corner. He peered around concerned. Then stepped over to her. He tried to guess what she was looking for probably typical girl stuff...but then she discreetly carried to pill jars to the bathroom and shut the room.
Orson didn't snoop or put his ear too the door. He heard the tap running because of his super hearing and not because he was lingering at the door. Leigh opened the door seconds later. She was anonyed that he was waiting for her. Nosey bugger.
" How long have you had depression?" He asked
Leigh shrugged her shoulders and put her pills back in her purse. The Nosey bugger was at her heels and looking at her expectantly.
" Too long" She sighed
" I suppose I've had it for Two or three centuries" Orson sighed
Leigh eyed the couch. And then made her move.She flopped her bum on the couch and sat cross legged.
" So how many hours did you end up sleeping? If I wasn,t so emotionally exhausted I'd never be able to sleep. Especially here"
Orson said " Your changing the subject but I'll answer your question anyway. I can't sleep...I haven't been able to for a longtime. It's not really a vampire thing..."
" You never sit down" Leigh observed.
Orson looked at the floor uncertainly and the couch and a near bye arm chair. He was feeling oddly gusty so she sat beside her on the couch. From this distance he could see that her eyes were brown. He could count her eye lashes...but he didn't humans would probably find that creepy.
" I'm sitting now"
Leigh chocked back a giggle
" You are smiling" Orson pointed out
" I'm medicated" Leigh shot back
" Do those pills actually work?"
" I'm not talking to you about my depression" Leigh said anonyed
" I'm just curious" Orson said
" I just can't allow myself be convinced I'm not depressed, that's how suicides happen. you were right I don't want to die. So I take my pills. Eat right and do anything else those doctor's tell me to do." Leigh said absently.
" Such happy conversations" Orson said humorously
" I like our conversations. "Leigh said
Orson shrugged.
" You are to easy to talk to..." Leigh said " I'm not usually..."
Leigh's hand drifted away from the knife and on to her lap. She clasped her hands and sat up rather formally stiffly. She looked at him expectantly. Orson realized then he was waiting for an answer or a comment, something. This was a conversation after all.
" I don't know if I would be a good friend but I'd like to try and be yours"
" My name is Leigh"
" Orson"
Leigh looked up at ceiling thoughtfully and said " Orson. My friend Orson. Weird a boy friend. You know what I mean a boy who is a friend"
" Your not worried that I'm a vampire?"
" Not really...weird...but I trust you. Sort off..."
" I don't drink human blood so your safe" Orson tried to laugh it off and failed.
Leigh didn't laugh either. She was trapped in a daydream. She thought about every vampire book she had ever read, even the horror ones. Describing the sweet surrender...But to her their was nothing more freeing, femine than knowing you were giving life.
Leigh snapped back to attention...She didn't just have a fantasy about him did she. She barely knew him.
Orson didn't pick up, on Leigh's dreamy state. She just looked concerned to him. He did quite buy her claim of fearlessness but he would do whatever he could to remove that fear.


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A word to teachers, pastors, and other public speakers: Don't try to sound like anyone but the best version of yourself. If you sound radically different on stage than you would over a cup of coffee, it is distracting and sounds glaringly inauthentic to those listening. When you develop and strengthen your own voice, you are better able to keep yourself from obscuring your message.--Sarah Geis.
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My WD My Passport 0740 USB powered hard drive that had been working (and that I backed up my dying computer's data too) is now no longer showing up as a drive on any computer I have tried (up to 6 different computers now with various operating system from XP to 7).
I get Found New Hardware USB Mass Storage Device popup when first connecting it to a PC.
It doesn't show up in disk management (as well as My computer):
I have tried updating the drivers through windows and also from dowloading the latest from the WD website.
I have tried uninstalling all the WD devices in Device Manager (see screen grab below showing the three categories that show up/install for the HDD i.e. Disk drives,USB controllers and WD drive management devices), unplugging the HD, restarting and then plugging back in.
The white LED light on the HD flashes while connected at about two flashes per second.
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Try running a test with DLG, if the passport is not recognized it would appear to be faulty.
Thanks. I had done that. You can see the Test completed successfully result in my first post. For some reason the second screen grab of DLG showing my drive did not post. I'll try post it again below.
Hi again, the problem could be that the passport is not receiving enough energy from the PC, be sure to connect the passport directly to the PC, avoid using USB extension cables or USB hubs.
Thanks but I have connected it directly with the orignal cable (short - about 6 inches). I have also tried at least two other cables of a similar size. Any other ideas?
What other information can I provide that may allow someone to identify the problem for me?
As a last resort, does anyone have a recommendation of professional data recoverers in Australia?
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There is no love lost between Alabama and Auburn – we all know that. But in a women's basketball game between the two rivals on Thursday, things got a bit more heated than usual, even from their fiery standards.
A fight broke after just before half-time and right after a free throw. Alabama's Breanna Hayden and Auburn's Hasina Muhammad got needlessly tangled up, and Hayden slapped Muhammad in the face. As expected, Muhammad retaliated, a huge scuffle ensued and some punches were thrown as well.
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Sleep Center, Toranomon Hospital, Tokyo, Japan
PURPOSE: Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) has established as an effective alternatives for treating obstructive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome (OSAHS). Recently, several autotitrating CPAP devices which were able to detect apnea or hypopnea events and provide information about residual obstructive events on CPAP come into clinical use. However, there were few data showed the validity of event detection by such devices.
METHODS: Consecutive patient who were diagnosed as having OSAHS and performed polysomnograpy (PSG) on CPAP using S8 system (ResMed Inc., Sydney, Australia) from May to November, 2006 were assessed. Correlation between manually determined apnea-hypopnea index (AHI) and it determined by device (AHI-S8) during standard clinical PSG on CPAP were evaluated. In addition, apnea index (AI) and hypopnea index (HI) were also evaluated separately.
RESULTS: Finally, 74 patients including 95 % male were enrolled (mean age: 52.3 ± 11.3 years old, mean BMI: 28.6 ± 4.7 kg/m2). Mean AHI on diagnostic PSG was 51.9 ± 19.5 events/h (AI: 41.6 ± 23.2 events/h, HI: 10.5 ± 8.8 events/h). During CPAP titration, the device markedly suppressed apnea and hypopnea events, such as manually determined AHI 4.4±3.7 events/h (AI: 2.1 ± 2.5 events/h, HI: 2.3 ± 2.3 events/h). On the other hand, AHI-S8 revealed 10.8 ± 6.3 events/h (AI-S8: 2.6 ± 2.6 events/h, HI-S8: 8.2 ± 4.6/h). There was strong correlation between manually determined AHI and AHI-S8 (r=0.808, p<0.0001). Focused on the AI and HI, there was stronger correlation between manually determined AI and AI-S8 (r=0.934, p<0.0001), whereas there was weaker correlation between manually determined HI and HI-S8 (r=0.611, P<0.0001).
CONCLUSION: Strong correlation between manually determined AHI and AHI-S8 was observed. However, the correlation was weakened when the analysis was limited to the HI.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: The information about residual AHI by CPAP device was validated. However, this result should be interpreted with caution in patients with more number of residual hypopnea events on CPAP.
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Magnetic sensors made to measure
|A tailor-made vacuum deposition chamber is used to fabricate multilayer stacks with new sensor functionalities. One translation and two rotation motors position the wafer relative to the deposition sources and nanometer-thin film stacks are grown via subsequent deposition cycles. The purple plasma is caused by the active deposition gun. (Image: Kai Schlage, DESY)
|Magnetic sensors - or more accurately, magnetoresistive sensors - are tiny, highly sensitive and efficient components that surround us everywhere in our daily lives. In cars, they measure the speed of rotation of the wheels for ABS and ESP systems; they are also found in mobile phones, they read data from hard drives and contribute to our safety by detecting microscopic cracks in metal components. The variety of these applications means that the sensors' functionality needs to be individually tuned to each.
|Magnetoresistive sensors are made up of microscopic stacks of alternating magnetic and non-magnetic layers, each just a few nanometres thick. When an external magnetic field is applied to such a multilayer stack, the electrical resistance of the stack changes. Although this giant magneto-resistive effect (GMR), for the discovery of which Albert Fert and Peter Grünberg were awarded a Nobel Prize in 2007, has revolutionised sensor technology, one problem has persisted: the magnetic field strength at which the resistor switches is largely fixed.
|Researchers at DESY have now developed a procedure which allows them, for the first time, to take control of the magnetoresistive properties of multilayer sensor systems. Their method allows the field strength at which each individual magnetic layer in the minute stack switches to be precisely and flexibly adjusted. In addition, the preferential direction for the magnetisation of the individual layers, the so-called "easy axis", can be in any chosen orientation. As a result, a multitude of new sensor properties can be achieved by straightforward means.
|"Until now, it has often been necessary to adjust the application to fit the sensor; our technology means that we can customise the sensor to fit the intended application," explains DESY's Dr. Kai Schlage, who is the principal author of the paper.
|The improved sensor technology is based on a process known as oblique incidence deposition, or OID. The method, which is already used for single layers, allows arbitrary magnetic materials to be magnetically shaped on arbitrary substrates. The angle of deposition can be precisely varied and provides a simple way of determining whether a magnetic layer switches when the external magnetic field reaches a strength of 0.5 milliteslas or one hundred times that level. This corresponds approximately to the difference between 10 and 1000 times the strength of the Earth's magnetic field.
|DESY's scientists discovered that this procedure can not only be used for single layers, but is also ideally suited for a large number of multilayer systems, thus considerably expanding the possibilities available in conventional design as well as the functionality of magnetic multilayer stacks. The researchers manufactured their multilayer systems in vacuum machines specifically designed for this purpose. The physicists then conducted experiments on the P01 beamline of DESY's synchrotron radiation source PETRA III to precisely measure the magnetic properties of each layer of the stacks produced and were thereby able to demonstrate that OID permits arbitrarily complex and, most importantly, new magnetisation structures to be created in extensive multilayer stacks with extremely high precision.
|In terms of magnetic sensors, this means that it is now possible to straightforwardly produce microstructured multilayer stacks having identical compositions of materials and thicknesses but exhibiting very different and novel sensor characteristics.
|"Our procedure allows to produce magnetic sensors that deliver significantly more precise signals containing more information that are also easier to process," says group leader Prof. Ralf Röhlsberger. "This allows for instance to monitor rotational movements much more precisely than possible today, significantly improving the safety of motors, drive units and engine control systems, especially under extreme conditions."
|The group has already filed a patent application for its method and hopes to demonstrate its commercial potential in a cooperative venture with industrial partners.
|Source: Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron
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Silvia Garcia
Bulldogs Roll in ITA Regionals
Georgia Starts Strong in ITA Regionals
Georgia Eager to Compete at NCAAs
The fifth-ranked Georgia women's tennis team (22-4) is set to kick off its NCAA Championships competition with a match against No. 12 Oklahoma State (26-4) on Thursday at 8 p.m. ET at the Michael D. Case Tennis Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Garcia Says Goodbye With A Win
Garcia Says Goodbye With A Win
Bulldogs Advance With 4-0 Win
The fifth-ranked Georgia women's tennis team (21-4) made quick work of North Florida (13-7) to open its NCAA Tournament competition, defeating the Ospreys 4-0 on Friday evening at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex.
Dogs Sink Vandy, Advance to SEC Final
The fourth-ranked Georgia women's tennis team (20-3, 13-2) secured a place in the SEC Tournament Final with a decisive 4-0 victory over No. 5 Vanderbilt on Saturday afternoon at the LSU Tennis Complex.
The lone senior on a Georgia team that went 22-5 and advanced to the program's sixth-consecutive appearance at the NCAA Championships...Finished her career with 99 singles wins and 99 doubles wins after going 17-13 in singles and 18-9 in doubles... Chosen for the ITA National Team Indoor Championship All-Tournament Team for doubles alongside Caroline Brinson after going 3-0 at the indoor championship tournament...Georgia went undefeated in matches in which Garcia won her match in dual play...Finished 8-8 in singles and 11-6 in doubles in dual play...Went 4-5 against ranked opponents in 2015-16...Clinched Georgia's match against Baylor to claim a spot at the NCAA Championships in Tulsa, Oklahoma...Finished the season with two match clinchers...Ranked 115th by the ITA in singles in the final poll of the season...Had five doubles point clinchers on the year (four with Brinson, one with Kennedy Shaffer)...Went 9-5 in singles and 7-3 in doubles play in the fall...Recipient of the Women's Tennis Scholarship.
Helped the Bulldogs advance to the NCAA Final Four, the ITA National Team Indoor Finals and the SEC Tournament Championship Final to end the season 24-7 and nationally ranked No. 5...Final national singles ranking of No. 81 and finished No. 38 in doubles along side Kennedy Shaffer...Compiled a 27-11 record in doubles and 21-15 in singles...Led the team in overall doubles wins for the season...Named Second Team All-SEC...Played to an 8-2 singles record in SEC play from the No. 2, 3, and 4 courts and a 7-3 SEC doubles record from the No. 2 court...Defeated five nationally ranked singles opponents and went 4-2 against nationally-ranked doubles opponents...Clinched two matches and nine doubles points for the Bulldogs...Entered the season as the ITA's No. 9 ranked singles player and No. 10 ranked doubles player alongside Lauren Herring ... Played to a fall record of 8-3 in singles and 10-4 in doubles ... Went undefeated in singles play at the Wilmington Invitational ... Defeated the No. 26 ranked singles player in the nation during first round play at the Riviera/ITA All-American Championships ... Teamed up with Ellen Perez to win the doubles title at the Bulldog Tennis Classic ... Advanced to the ITA Southeast Regional doubles quarterfinals with Herring ... Partnered with Mariana Gould to claim a share of the doubles title at the College of Charleston Fall Classic ... Recipient of the Leighton Ballew Women's Tennis Scholarship.
Helped team to a 24-5 record, an SEC Tournament Title, the NCAA tournament's No. 1 overall seed and NCAA Quarterfinal appearance, ending with a final ranking of No. 4... Went 37-8 in singles and 27-6 in doubles ... Finished the season ranked No. 13 in singles and No. 24 in doubles ... Led the team with seven match-clinching wins this spring ... Went 16-5 versus ranked opponents in singles competition ... After going 6-0 at the SEC Tournament, was named to the All-Tournament Team and the SEC Tournament MVP ... Grabbed singles All-America honors after earning a national seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament... Named to the All-SEC First Team ... In the fall, won ITA Southeast Regional singles championship to earn an automatic bid to the ITA National Indoor Championships where she advanced to the quarterfinals...Went 13-2 in singles and 7-3 in doubles with Kate Fuller ... Garnered No. 60 singles ranking and No. 2 doubles ranking in ITA fall rankings.
Helped team to a 24-4 record and advance to the NCAA quarterfinals ending with a final ranking of No. 5 ... An ITA All-American in doubles with Kate Fuller after going 26-4 and advancing to the NCAA Doubles Quarterfinals ... was ranked as high as No. 1 ... Named to the All-SEC Second Team, as well as the conference's All-Freshman team ... Finished No. 82 in singles, going 24-4 ... Sported the team's highest winning percentage in both singles and doubles ... Most dual match wins in singles among SEC freshman ... Named SEC Freshman of the Week of 2/11 ... Named to the ITA National Team Indoors All-Tournament Team after going 6-0 in doubles and singles ... was the only player at the tournament to finish all of her matches without losing ... Named to 2013 ITA Collegiate All-Star Team with doubles partner Kate Fuller.
Trained at the Madrid Tennis Federation under coach Ana Alcazar ... Won the Under-16 European Championship and the Under-14 and Under-16 Spanish Championships ... Finished runner-up at the Under-18 Spanish Championships ... Semifinalist in the Under-16 division of the Orange Bowl, an annual tennis tournament in Florida hosted by the USTA.
Born July 31, 1994 in Madrid, Spain ... Daughter of Pedro Garcia and Begoña Jimenez ... Family: Has an older brother: Alejandro ... Major: Psychology.
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