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This vacation home is designed for families who want to be close to RI's beautiful beaches while enjoying a spacious yard in which children can play. The newly renovated house is located on over 1 acre of private property in a quiet neighborhood. The house is located only one mile from the beach. The front deck entrance is handicapped accessible. The front entrance room features a high ceiling with a fan, chairs, and windows on all three sides providing a panoramic view of the property. The pristine interior has three bedrooms and can sleep 8 guests. Inside the home there are 1.5 bathrooms and large living room with two leather couches and a third couch that opens to an additional bed. The spacious kitchen has brand new applicances, granite countertops, and a large dining area. The house also features air conditioning, a washer/dryer room, cable television, and wireless internet. The outside features a patio with a table and chairs and a gas grill with a propane tank provided. Local restaraunts, convenience stores, shopping, ice cream, and a Dunkin' Donuts are located only a quarter mile from home.
My name is Ed and I work as a building contractor. I fell in love with this property the first time I saw it! It is a uniquely designed home that I have completely renovated.
Edward Marcello purchased this house in 2011
This house is located very close to the most beautiful stretch of beaches in New England. The house's location away from the main road creates a feeling of privacy and seclusion. I can easily relax by sitting on the front deck or walking around the front and backyards.
I fell in love with this home because of the amount of privacy the house affords. It is highly unusual to own a beach house that is close to the water and has a large yard. This house has both the proximity to the beaches and spacious yards, in the front and back of the house.
Point Judith offers so much: beautiful beaches with many fine restaurants nearby. The house is truly a great place. It is large and spacious. You can walk to one of two beaches in twenty minutes. The owner, Ed, is helpful and gracious. It is close to the Port of Galilee where you can take the ferry to Block Island. We look forward to a week there every summer.
This is truly a beautiful place. It went way beyond our expectations. Easy access to beaches. We even were able to walk tot he beach. The owner was helpful and friendly. I would book this place again without hesitation.
This beach house completely exceeded my expectations. The online pictures are beautiful but really do it no justice compared to the real thing. There was more than enough space for eight people inside the home, the yard is huge and private, and everything in the house is newly refurbished and stocked with everything you need. There is no doubt that this is the place we will be staying every year as long as it's available. The owner, Ed, is a delight. I highly recommend staying here. I'm already looking forward to next summer. Thanks Ed!
We had a great stay. Thanks to Ed for keeping everything so well maintained and clean. Great family friendly home. Perfect area for bike riding,min away from state beach's. Huge front and back yards for kids to play.
We've been vacationing in Rhode Island for many years, settling on Narragansett for the past couple. This is by far the best home we've rented. The spacious house is on a huge property, providing privacy and a lot of room for the kids to scout around.
The house newly renovated and very clean. This place was perfect for our two small families and we can't wait to return next year.
Also, Ed, the owner, is a super guy who went out of his way to make sure we had a great vacation. Thanks Ed! Highly recommended!
This summer beach house getaway is one myself and my children look forward to every year. There are a lot of attractions within walking distance of this delightful "home away from home". This beautiful and spacious 4 bedroom cape sits way back from the main road so while you may have access to all the main attractions in Narragansett (beaches, restaurants, shops etc) you can still enjoy the privacy and comfort that you desire being on vacation. Not to mention there is PLENTY of room for the kids to run and play. My children and I enjoy going to the farmer's market at the park and we always look forward to walking for a cone of ice cream at Aunt Carrie's after a day at the beach. Most of the time the kids have their hearts set on grabbing some clam cakes and dough boys from Iggy's which is right up the street as well. They are always a favorite!
All rooms are immaculate including 4 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, spacious living and dining area. and an impeccable kitchen. There is also a tv, dvd player and internet access so there is always something to do. The customer service I experienced was like no other and I recommend this summer beach house every year to all of my friends. It has everything to offer and more for a week long beach vacation and we have made this summer rental part of our summer tradition!!
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5 Sep 2017 - 19 May 2018
180 night minimum stay
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7 night minimum stay
|Refundable Damage Deposit
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Please view the terms of the weekly rental agreement before booking. Early summer and summer weekly rental periods run from Saturday to Saturday. Check in time is at 2:00 pm and check out time is 10:00 am. Academic year rental periods run from September to May. There are differences in the amenities offered during the academic year rental period. These differences will be discussed before a rental contract is agreed upon.


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Grays Harbor Raceway in Elma, Wash. and the Indianapolis Speedrome host USAC HPD Midget races this week. Chase Goetz leads the Washington series to Grays Harbor and Austin Nemire sits atop the Midwest Pavement points entering the Speedrome race.
Defending USAC Washington HPD Midget Champion Goetz, of Snohomish, Wash., won Saturday night's series opener at Grays Harbor Raceway. He caught Chance Crum on lap eight and led the rest of the way to win the 25-lapper over Crum, Jeremy Miller, Elma Lanes Pill Pick Award Winner Dougie James and Ariel Biggs. Michael Vollbrecht won the Elma Auto Racing Hall of Fame Fast Time Award, Goetz won the Speedmart Hard Charger Award, Crum won the K & N Sportsman Award, and James won the Joe's Racing Move of the Night Award.
Dustin Ash of Las Vegas, Nev. scored his second consecutive USAC Western HPD Pavement Midget victory at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway Bullring Saturday night, leading the final 24 laps after passing Jeff Kelley on lap 7. Fast qualifier Jake Swanson took second ahead of Kelley, Christine Breckenridge and Western point leader Shawn Buckley.
Cory Elliott of Bakersfield, Calif. is the early leader in the 2014 USAC HPD Western Dirt Midget standings after winning Friday night's 25-lap race at Plaza Park Raceway. Elliott originally finished second but was declared the race winner after the car driven by Michael Faccinto was disqualified for failing post-race technical inspection. Randi Pankratz led the first 23 laps and Elliott the last two for the win. Pankratz finished second ahead of Ashley Hazelton, Marvin Mitchell and Jesse James Burks.
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A normal single throw relay should have a diagram like this on it:
Its very simple how it works, pins 85 and 86 turn on an electro magnet which in turn pulls a switch shut, connecting pins 87 and 30.
So (assuming the bulb works as I would expect, being on when positive is applied, as opposed to being constantly live and negative applied to turn it on) you would splice the bulb cable and attach it to pin 85 and then 86 to ground.
If the bulb is constantly live and activated by a negative, then you would connect pin 85 to it in the same way, and pin 86 to a ground in the car.
You would then attach pin 30 to a constant positive (battery terminal, and other constant +ve feed), and pin 87 to the "remote on / power supply" for your reversing camera.
In this way when the reverse light turns on, it flips the switch turning the reverse camera on, and when you turn it off the relay turns it back off.
If you find it works, but the bulb no longer illuminates at all, then you need to splice the other side of the bulb connector as you're making the circuit cut out the light. In most cases it shouldn't matter which side of the bulb you attach the relay (depends on the resistance).
I hope my description makes sense
thanks for the detailed explanation.
the only thing i would ask is about pins 85 and 86.
my google search showed that pin 86 should be connected to the 12v and pin 85 to ground. your explanation has it reversed. does it matter how these two are connected?
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'Counselling older people: a systematic scoping review' contains a compilation and appraisal of evidence from a range of scientific studies presenting a comprehensive overview of the effectiveness of counselling with older people across a range of settings. As the latest summary of evidence in its field, it provides a convenient access point to a wide body of research. This unique publication is highly accessible reference text, which contains robust findings and evidence. It will stimulate and support thinking and further research for practitioners, administrators and others working in the field of mental health for older people.
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text: WASHINGTON, Oct. 3, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative (PCPCC) will hold its first regional conference in Chicago, Illinois, on October 25 th, organized around the defining elements of the patient-centered medical home (PCMH). The conference will help participants understand "the nuts and bolts" of those elements, which include comprehensive team-based care; engaging patients and families as partners; coordinating care across the medical neighborhood; superb access to care; and a systems-based approach to quality and safety. The meeting will conclude with a keynote by health economist Dr. Len Nichols, PhD, on the need for payment reform to support practice transformation. "Primary care practices are looking for tools and strategies to help transform their practice into a medical home focused on patients and their families – as are many employers, health care administrators, and health plans. This conference will provide participants with these tools, and help them understand how payment reform is key to making it all work," said Marci Nielsen, PhD, MPH, Chief Executive Officer of the PCPCC. "We are thrilled that Len Nichols, an internationally known economist and speaker, will be with us to give us his perspective on the future of payment reform to support health system transformation." Dr. Nichols, Professor of Health Policy and Director of the Center for Health Policy Research and Ethics at George Mason University, is a leading expert in health economics and well-known thought leader on payment reform in support of primary care. He will deliver the keynote address at the PCPCC Fall Conference, on October 25 th in Chicago. Speakers will discuss issues of integrating behavioral health and medication management into the care team, exchange views on cultural diversity and health literacy in primary care, and address the active engagement of employers, health plans and purchasers in advancing the PCMH.


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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS—Waterway features dating to the Spanish colonial period have been unearthed in Brackenridge Park. The dam, built in 1719, is the oldest to be unearthed in the city. Its irrigation waterways served the Mission San Antonio de Valero, which was moved further north after a hurricane in 1724. This is "one of the most concentrated groupings of acequia features [to be found] in the past 10 or 15 years," said Kay Hindes, city archaeaologist.
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Close co-operation with European countries on defence is vital for national security, according to a report to be published this month by a leading thinktank.
"The cosy status quo in which the US takes much of the strain … while Europe squanders its limited defence and security resources on duplicated costs and cold war museum armies will not be available indefinitely," says the report, National Security in the 21st Century, by the Institute for Public Policy Research.
"If we do not strengthen Nato by making it more effective and by strengthening its European pillar, not just on defence but on wider security issues too, the result will be neither the status quo nor some other fantasy of wider collective security co-operation.
It will be an unforeseen future crisis that highlights shifting American interests and opinion, relative US decline, and European disunity and weakness to rip the transatlantic alliance asunder and leave us more exposed than at any time for decades".
The report says that while the relationship between Britain (and the rest of Europe) and the US must remain the cornerstone of national security strategy, it would be a "fundamental mistake" to take the transatlantic alliance for granted.
Europe is becoming less central to a world viewed by a US facing severe economic strains and challenges to its global role, says the report by the IPPR's national security commission.
According to Sipri, last year's top 10 military spenders, in billions of dollars, were:
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Here is a replica 1987 Topps Tony Cingrani.
Hello All,
Here is a replica 1987 Topps Tony Cingrani.
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