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Connor, chieftain of the MacDonalds of Sleat, holds the fate of his people in his hands. Rival clans are plotting to take over his lands, and duty determines whom he will fight, trust... even marry. Seeking guidance, Connor turns to Ilysa, a young lass with the gift of foresight, who reveals an approaching danger - and a passion that burns only for him. But the warrior must make a powerful marriage alliance, and Ilysa's bloodline is far too humble.
With her powers to heal and see evil where others cannot, beautiful Ilysa dresses plainly, speaks softly, and loves her chieftain from afar. Yet when Connor finally stokes the embers of desire that have so long burned within her, Ilysa feels bliss unlike any she's ever known. Now as he is forced to place duty before happiness, Ilysa senses Connor is in grave peril. Can she find a way to prove she is the woman he needs by his side?
©2013 Margaret Mallory (P)2013 Tantor
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"Love Comes To Those Who Wait."
What a great conclusion to this series! I know I'm not giving anything from the story away when I say that this book is filled with suspense, danger, passion, mystery, betrayal, romance and love. This story lived up to my expectations not only because of the love story between Connor and Ilysa but the story was exciting and held my attention to the end. It is sad that this is the last book in the series but each book had such unique angle that in the end it all came together to produce a great ending.
The narrator did a wonderful job and I highly recommend this series.
"My Favorite"
Loved the book! The Narrator is outstanding. Connor is by far my favorite hero. Strong,,devoted willing to put even love aside for his Clan. A great read.
As usual the combination of Margaret Mallory and Derek Perkins is almost magical. These books absolutely grab my attention from start to finish! So much so that there is almost no reason to waste a review waxing poetic over it, as it is just that DAMN GOOD. If you have experienced one book presented by the talents of these two stars than you already know how good it is, (altho' this one is one of my favorites) And If you haven't yet experienced this pairing then WHAT are you Waiting for?
NARRATOR: Okay, I'll say it one more time.... I could listen to him all night long (oops, I already did, again!).
HEAT FACTOR: Hot, steamy, and tender too.
I love being swept away by a new romance and thankfully Audible's ever growing Library means I get to indulge myself over and over again
I'm bereft that this fantastic series about 4 best friends who grew up to became fearless handsome Highland Warriors is finally over and I have to say goodbye forever (sob sob) to characters that I've laughed with, cried with, fought alongside - but above all, I loved them all (oh where's the tissues?).
This compelling final book packs so much in as MM seemlessly whisks you away to the breathtaking Medieval Isle Of Skye where we find a Highland Chieftan, Connor, trying to rebuild the MacDonald Clan whilst also trying to battle between his duty and desire but honor, trust and sacrifice must be met and made for the chance of love and eternal happiness.
There's sub plots galore involving vengeance, greed, evil villains, traitors, spies, secrets, danger, magic, myths, legends and Clan alliances which makes for an action packed, tension filled, adventure that captures one man's plight and the woman who never gave up on him or her dreams.
Sooo many words could describe this listen:- addictive, exciting, emotional, bittersweet, action-packed, romantic, sad, passionate, a heart-wrenching love story but the one word I'm really left with, being a historical/romance lover, and after listening to this great book is UNMISSABLE.
Worth a credit? I do love my drool-worthy hunky Highland tartan clad heroes but Connor's story, for me, had the whole package - so that's a definite YES. Could be stand-alone but don't deprive yourselves of a great series - download all 4 then sit back with a really big bowl of popcorn and enjoy.
"The Best of the Serie"
I've listen to this one the whole night, I couldn't stop until I finished it just now. The only bad in this book is that it is the last one. I would so hope to continue to listen to another one in this serie. Maybe Neal's or Lachlan`s? If you love Highlander Romance Novels you must listen to this.
Rethink the dream!
This is the fourth in a series that I have listened to time and time again. The narrator Derek Perkins is is perfect. And of course the author has such a great sense of humor and timing with each character.
Really a joy. Would like for Lauchlin and Neil to have a happy ending also. Can't wait for that
"Best of the series!"
Both main characters are very enjoyable and their problems in why they couldn't be together initially were serious, not petting like in some of the other books.
The historical back-drop of this story is also very good.
"great story...romance and action!"
Really enjoyed this whole series! I appreciated the narrators ability to differentiate characters. The author does an excellent job of weaving the four stories together while making them great alone. I personally admire her for doing so much homework on the area and time frame the story takes place. I'm definitely converted to audio books!
"Love this narrator"
I love audio books because I can read and still get stuff done. I rarely pay that much attention to a narrator unless they are bad but this series done by Derek was so fun because he had the accents down, he said the words in Gaelic, had different voices for different people and really got into the characters. It made this whole series a lot of fun. I love the characters in these books. Ending with Connor's story was perfect. I would have liked to have more of the previous characters float in this story but I understand why it wasn't done. Anyway, definitely recommend these books. I burned through them quickly and enjoyed them all.
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Joshmil53, Dec 7, 2012.
118 PR when Romo throws to him.
Dez is a superstar in the making. So glad he's on this football team. He's gonna be great for a long, long time. I wouldn't wanna be an opposing cornerback.
Hopefully it will never be cowboys corners up against him
It probably will be. I hope not.
Assuming Dez keeps it up and keeps getting better, Romo to Dez is going to be nuts next season.
Could honestly see Dez going 1500+
Love seeing this kid in beastmode. Really starting to show the ability to live up to that potential everyone was talking about his first couple seasons. It's at the point now where him and Romo can take over a game....either that or the attention he's going to demand is going to open things up for some of the lesser known guys.
His improvement is going to work out even better for Austin, Witten and company. Its really starting to look like we are going to have 3 guys with over 1k yards.
Funny how quick things can turn around here. Remember when a lot of people were asking for him to get traded? Now he's sacred as all get out!
So true. I just hope he keeps improving.
Okay I'm an idiot.
You guys are nuts. That never happened, please stop making things up
Now member are saying the season is over because he is hurt
I think there's a Laurent Robinson thread floating around. You should check that one out for laughs.
Bryant 119.7
Austin 91.6
Ogletree 69.3
Harris 58.0
Beasley 36.7
Even with all the miscommunication earlier in the year, the Romo/Dez connection is remarkably the 2nd most efficient among the the top 20 QB/WR duos in the league. Only Ryan/Gonzalez and Romo/Witten are more efficient - both obviously TEs. Among WRs, only Brady/Welker are more efficient.
Oh there is even one for Witten too. I got it saved for when he catches number 100
Im not going to dig up anything.
Just like this thread. Comical predictions and absurd remarks I saved for the right moment.

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A peaceful Colorado town becomes the center of an intergalactic battle when a Predator scout ship crash lands and releases the Aliens on board. As the Aliens begin to infect the town, a lone "Wolf" Predator (Ian Whyte) is sent to exterminate the hoard. Meanwhile, the townspeople caught in the middle of the brutal face-off set out to the stop the Alien outbreak before the military carpet bombs the area. Directed by Colin Strause and Greg Strause. With Steven Pasquale, Reiko Aylesworth, John Ortiz, Johnny Lewis, David Paetkau and Chelah Horsdal. Categories: Action, Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller. Year: 2007. Release Date: December 25, 2007.
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Quote from: Admin on March 06, 2011, 06:23:40 PMIf we don't find a workaround by March 31stLol, is this a way of asking us to look for a workaround as a certain secret product is taking all of Admin's time?
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CAVENDISH, P.E.I. - P.E.I. Senator Mike Duffy spent the day holed up in his Cavendish cottage Thursday as the country reacted to news the celebrity journalist-turned suspended senator now faces 31 criminal charges.
Duffy and his wife, Heather, were both spotted in their cottage on Friendly Lane in P.E.I. Thursday, which itself is a key player in the controversy involving Duffy's expenses.
The first journalist to arrive after the charges were laid knocked on the door.
"The media's here, the media's here," Heather Duffy was heard saying before opening the door.
Inside, a television was on, tuned to CTV news.
When asked if the senator would come out, Duffy's wife abruptly replied, "We're busy," and slammed the door shut.
A few moments later, Duffy was seen standing inside the screen door, peering down the unpaved lane before he quickly closed the heavier inside door and drew the curtains.
No one replied to subsequent knocks by other hopeful journalists.
A painter emerged from the cottage at one point, indicating Duffy was indeed inside.
When the painter knocked to get back in, Heather Duffy warily peeked from behind the curtain before allowing him inside.
There are five summer residences on Friendly Lane, ranging from an older cottage on posts to a brand new, two-story build right beside Duffy.
One neighbour, who declined to give his name, said that RCMP officers were going door-to-door on Friendly Lane Tuesday.
"My in-laws were here and an RCMP officer knocked on our door two days ago asking questions but my mother-in-law said 'Look, I don't know,' " said Duffy's summer-vacationing neighbour.
"Gathering intelligence for Ottawa was the line that the RCMP used," he said.
When told of the 31 charges laid against the embattled P.E.I. senator Thursday, Islanders reacted with raised eyebrows at the number of charges.
But most said they were not surprised that Duffy will now go to court over his inappropriate expense claims and the $90,000 payment he allegedly received from the prime minister's former chief of staff, Nigel Wright.
"We knew the investigation was going on, we knew there was likely going to be charges placed, we just didn't know to what extent," said Vincent Hughes in Charlottetown.
"He's breached the trust of Islanders," John MacCormac added.
"I've already written him off, so hearing this isn't surprising or even distressing. It's kind of like Rob Ford. Anything he does now, I'm just 'eh,'" he said shrugging. "He can't come back from this."
The charges of fraud, breach of trust and bribery involve Duffy's claims for living expenses, claims for travel expenses unconnected with Senate business and fraudulent contracts, RCMP Assistant Commissioner Gilles Michaud told reporters in Ottawa Thursday.
They also cover the $90,000 payment from Nigel Wright.
Mary-Elyn Keenan said she believes Prime Minister Stephen Harper should face scrutiny over the Senate expenses scandal.
"Wasn't he aware of all of this happening?" she said.
That's just what the political Opposition parties in Ottawa have been asking, taking aim Thursday at Harper's judgment in appointing Duffy in the first place.
"This clearly goes right to the prime minister in so many aspects," said Malpeque MP Wayne Easter.
"He had to be given advice that Duffy would be challenged on the basis of his residency in Prince Edward Island, and the prime minister appointed Duffy, in my view, not for the good of Prince Edward Islanders, but because he was a well-known spokesman."
Charlottetown MP Sean Casey, who has a background in law, pointed out charges are never laid in any case unless the crown prosecutor believes there could be a reasonable prospect of conviction.
In cases with multiple charges, they usually end with a plea bargain behind closed doors, he said.
But Casey does not expect that to happen in this case.
"I fully expect that there will be a full-blown trial and a bit of a circus as this all plays out," Casey said.
"I have no doubt he's going to put on quite a show."
Back in Cavendish Thursday, Reegan Culleton from Tyne Valley, was working at Captain Kidds diary bar and take-out at the top of Friendly Lane, in view of Duffy's cottage.
"I haven't seen him yet this summer (at the take-out)," said Culleton.
"We have seen him going through, in and out (of his lane) but he hasn't stopped in.
"He hasn't been there every day, kind of intermittent, in and out," said Culleton of Duffy's presence in Cavendish. "Doesn't seem to be a pattern to it."
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By Alejandro Dominguez Herald Writer
SNOHOMISH — A new style of housing called "apodments" got a thumbs down last week.
The final decision won't happen until at least next month.
A Seattle-based real estate company wants to build the housing in a vacant building at 402 Ave. E near Snohomish High School. The idea is becoming popular in urban areas around the country and calls for adding several smaller apartments in a larger building with shared common rooms such as kitchens and laundry areas.
In this case, Coho Real Estate group hoped to carve out about 25 rooms of about 200 square feet in size to the building including a private bathroom in each apodment.
The planning commission rejected two draft ordinances last week on a 4-2 vote. The ordinances would allow rooming houses with shared kitchens, and allow the city council to decide if they are appropriate in areas zoned for single family homes.
Planning commissioner Christine Wakefield Nichols voted against the ordinances because rooming houses do not fit under the city's comprehensive plan and are strongly opposed by residents.
"We were changing overnight the zoning for one structure and possibly others in a single-family zone," she said. "Neighbors felt threatened by this, and it's a legitimate concern."
Between 140 and 180 people packed the George Gilbertson Boardroom at 1601 Ave. D. The commission heard two hours of public comment last Wednesday, most of it against the proposal.
The recommendation against allowing apodments is expected to be presented to the Snohomish City Council by early May. The council may accept it or ask for changes in the ordinances, planning manager Owen Dennison said.
At least one councilman, who is a liaison to the planning commission, said he felt his mind is made up.
"At this point, I don't see anything happening," Councilman Tom Hamilton said. "The issue is dead."
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I don't even know why I bother to make this one blind. It will take everyone about five seconds to guess it. This actress who seems to travel as much as she changes boyfriends was spotted in LA yesterday. With a new city comes a new boyfriend. The only problem was the guy she set her sights on and flirted shamelessly with finally came out and told her he was gay. Her response. "Are you sure?"
The blog's favorite spy was at it again yesterday.
So when people come out of rehab, aren't they supposed to be sober? This person was so obnoxious and so rude and so obviously wasted out of his mind…. This television host was practically yelling, "notice me, oh please notice me." She needs to decide if she wants to be a host or a performer. If she needs that much attention then she needs to go on a reality show…This person's hands are not all that's large anymore. When she sees the photos she is going to go NUTS….Imaginary conversation–"What do you do for a living?" "Oh, I'm a porn star." "Me too. Well not full time of course. We should do a porno together."….This female reality star was so sweet. Don't believe all the stuff you read about her because I don't think most of it is true.


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"We shall be all right here," said Le Sage, seating himself upon a stone.
How could Le Sage, who never had been in Spain, know this fact?
I feel like "waving aside all roofs," in the way of Le Sage's Asmodeus.
She was beautiful but had no fortune, and Le Sage had little practice.
He hasn't been to Le Sage's, nor to another place which I tried.
But he was not going to take any marching orders from Le Sage.
We have only to compare him with Le Sage or Fielding, to judge of his vast superiority.
He was not talking much; Le Sage was drowsy and inclined to nod.
There was only one thing to be said under the circumstances, and Le Sage, being a sensible man, said it.
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Sources close to the situation have stated that Manuwa will take on Diabate in February. Could be a cracking one this!
Sources close to the situation have stated that Manuwa will take on Diabate in February. Could be a cracking one this!
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Was hoping for a bit bigger of a step up for Jimi.
He should take that one fairly easily.
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I hope Manuwa is focused because against Kyle he got sloppy and allowed himself to be taken down during moments where he looked like he didn't care.
Cyrille will batter him in the stand up so I hope his wrestling has improved. And cardio.
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I think jimi will take this one it won't be easy but will make for a good fight both guys have good stand up but I think jimi will be much stronger then him
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Diabate has better stand up but jimi has more power in his hands. I'm surprised that anyone would think this is an easy fight. I think this has the makings of being an absolute fckin battle. Great matchup IMO, think this is pretty close to a 50/50 fight
I see Jimi being exposed by a better striker.
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Those saying it is an easy fight can't be further from the truth. Cyrille is a very technical striker and won't be there to hit, likewise he will get through and hit Jimi. I think Cyrille will look to take it to the floor and lock on another Sub (RNC). I put ££ on him last time to win by Sub and he gladly came up with the goods. It is a similar fight for him (Diabate) as Chad Griggs (82% KO win ratio) and he knew he could Sub him, I expect him to try the same to Jimi (92% KO ratio).
I am torn on this one as I have met Cyrille quite a few times and he is a sound guy but also want to see the Brit prevail so I guess I am on the fence and hope for a good fight.
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Thread: Support Organisatins
4th April 2011 06:02 AM #1
Support Organisatins
There are a number of support organisations for pregnancy and it can be difficult to located these organisations. So I've started this thread to encourange you to list your local support organisations. Most of these organisations are grass roots and run by volunteers.
4th April 2011 06:07 AM #2
Illawarra Birth Choices
Illawarra Birth Choices is a group of families providing support and sharing information about issues surrounding pregnancy, maternity care, birth and beyond. We are a Maternity Coalition branch, a non profit community organisation.
We meet monthly at the Russell Vale Community Hall, and discuss a wide range of topics. Our meetings are friendly gatherings, and an opportunity to find out about options for Maternity Care in the Illawarra and more. Kids are of course very welcome.
Website www.birthchoices.info
4th April 2011 06:09 AM #3
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There are many choices to make when youre pregnant. How and where will you give birth? Who will provide your maternity care and who will attend the birth? To make confident and informed choices you need to be aware of all available options.
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This week the red carpet was all about color! Stars also chose daring dresses that bared some skin, but in a classy way of course. Check out Celebs.com's top 5 best-dressed celebs of the week for the full scoop.
5. Kate Mara
Actress Kate Mara definitely brightened up the red carpet in a little yellow Dior dress with a high-low hemline at the Netflix Original Series House of Cards premiere in London last Thursday. To jazz up her ensemble, she added a pretty Plukka statement necklace, Gilan ring, Giuseppe Zanotti peep-toe pumps and a light purple crocodile clutch by Nancy Gonzalez. A sleek, elegant updo completed her look.
4. Camilla Belle
Dressed in a colorful, awe-inspiring dot printed gown by Carolina Herrera, actress Camilla Belle posed for a picture at the 2013 Art of Elysium Heaven Gala in Los Angeles last Saturday. And we must say, the brunette beauty looked simply spectacular! She chose Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry and a navy Jimmy Choo bag to accessorize her outfit.
3. Emily Blunt
At the 2013 Golden Globe Awards held in Beverly Hills last Sunday, actress Emily Blunt turned heads in a wow-worthy metallic gold Michael Kors gown with intricate embroidery and cutouts at the sides. A sophisticated bun, Lorraine Schwartz fuchsia earrings and a sparkly Ferragamo clutch rounded out her look perfectly.
2. Miranda Kerr
Miranda Kerr may not have made it to the actual Golden Globe Awards, but the supermodel did look undeniably gorgeous at the Warner Bros and InStyle After Party later that evening. She donned a rich burgundy Zuhair Murad gown with a plunging neckline and thigh high slit. Her accessories included a nude Salvatore Ferragamo clutch and strappy sandals paired with H. Stern jewelry. Matching burgundy nails and crimson lips added the finishing touches.
1. Lucy Liu
Also at the Golden Globes, actress Lucy Liu stole the spotlight in a breathtaking, larger-than-life, pale blue floral ball gown by designer Carolina Herrera. Styled with a stunning fishtail side braid and simple Lorraine Schwartz jewels, she looked out of this world, at least in our opinion anyway!


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I found that you don't need to deauth the client. If you have something like this
airbase-ng -e "there ap" -a "there mac ap" -I 5 -x 500 after about 30-100sec they will slowly lose the connection with the real ap,after that sent out some probes, after about another 1min, it show up on there computer "169.ip". It displays the name of the network as unsceured now instead of wpa.
I'm try to not have to click stuff on the target, but that might have made it connect.
Been try the -P & -C 60 command,but know luck.
Test with 3bars for real ap, and 5bars for fake.
Just some ramblings but if you could get alot of infomation the same as the real ap,windows wireless cleint just might connect to the strongist or annoying ap(being yours).


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Choo CF
Robinson LF
Votto 1B
Phillips 2B
Bruce RF
Mesoraco C
Cozart SS
Hannahan 3B
Latos P
Mes hitting in the 6 hole and Hanahan playing vs a RH pitcher.
Choo CF
Robinson LF
Votto 1B
Phillips 2B
Bruce RF
Mesoraco C
Cozart SS
Hannahan 3B
Latos P
Mes hitting in the 6 hole and Hanahan playing vs a RH pitcher.
redsrule2500 (08-06-2013)
Robinson at #2 = same problem
"Ill kind of have a foot on the back of my own butt. Thats just how I do things. -- Bryan Price, 10/22/2013
Always Red (08-06-2013),coachpipe (08-07-2013),Edd Roush (08-06-2013)
That's about as good as I've seen from Dusty, and breaks two of his more frustrating norms.
- Catcher isn't batting 8th, or even 7th
- LF is batting 2nd, not SS
Go Reds!
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Im a normal guy blessed with the ability to hit a baseball. - Sean Casey
So moving Rocco up two spots makes it great?
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Go Reds!
Baseball Bliss
Im a normal guy blessed with the ability to hit a baseball. - Sean Casey
Lineup is fine but I am going to be amused tonight when hannahan goes 0-4 and people scream "why would dusty play hannahan over Frazier!!!!"
Im not saying this is the best line up that can be constructed. Just the best line up Dusty has constructed.
powersackers (08-06-2013)
I disagree, best lineup of the season:
*BaseClogger* (08-07-2013),Always Red (08-06-2013),Caveman Techie (08-07-2013),mdccclxix (08-06-2013),MillerTime58 (08-06-2013),powersackers (08-06-2013),Tom Servo (08-06-2013)
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Frazier going 0/28 has forced Hannahan into the lineup.
Hubba (08-07-2013),oneupper (08-07-2013),Red Raindog (08-06-2013)
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PHILADELPHIA - Its one of the shortest road trips in all of college basketball as the Quakers will walk three blocks to the visiting gym for the annual Battle for 33rd Street against Drexel. Tip is at 1 p.m. Friday. Penn (4-3) is riding a four-game winning streak - its longest in seven years - while Drexel has won six of eight to start the season, but hasn't played since Dec. 1.
Catching the Game
Video and live stats will be available on the DrexelDragons.com. A complete recap and box score can then be found at PennAthletics.com shortly after the conclusion of each game.
In the Series vs. Drexel
This is the 23rd all-time meeting between the neighboring programs and Drexel leads the series 12-10. The Quakers took last year's matchup at the Palestra on Dec. 22, 2011—their first series win since Dec. 21, 2006— in exciting fashion, beating the Dragons in overtime, 67-65. Penn has a chance to nab its first consecutive wins over Drexel since 1973-76, when it won four straight. Head Coach Mike McLaughlin is 1-2 against the City 6 rival with both losses coming at the Daskalakis Athletic Center (DAC). Penn is just 1-7 all-time at the DAC and hasn't won at the neighboring gymnasium since the first meeting there on Feb. 24, 1977—a 66-60 overtime victory.
About the Dragons
Drexel will host Penn in just its second home game of the year. They are 0-1 at the DAC and are 1-1 in the City 6 entering Friday. The teams have just one common opponent. Penn defeated La Salle by nine at the Palestra. The Dragons topped the Explorers by three on the road. The Dragons rank seventh in the nation in scoring defense (46.6 ppg) and first in the CAA. They rank top two in the CAA in five other statistical categories as well, including first in FT precentage (73.9%), defensive rebounds (32.2 per game), and assist-turnover ratio (+1.15). Hollie Mershon is fourth in the CAA with 16.5 points per game, and third in assists per game (3.8) and FT percentage (86.1). Nicole Jones leads the team with 11 blocks and is fifth in the CAA, as well as third in FG% (52.3%). Rachel Pearson is first in the CAA in 3-PT% (50%).
Climbing the Record Books
Junior Alyssa Baron became the 19th Penn women's player to reach 1,000 career points on Nov. 30. She is the third-fastest Quaker to accomplish that milestone (60 games) and the first since Carrie Biemer topped the landmark in 2008. Only Penn's all-time leading scorer (man or woman), Diana Caramanico (48 games) and Mandy West (52 games) were faster to 1,000 points. A two-time Ivy scoring champion, Baron became the first freshman in Ivy history to lead the league in scoring and now has 1,048 points in her career, which ranks 14th all-time at Penn. She is now just 55 points from reaching the top 10 and at an average of 16.0 points per game this season and 16.6 for her career she could reach the top 10 during Penn's next home game (Jan. 5).
Penn Trends
Penn has won four straight games for the first time since a seven-game streak during the 2004-05 season ... Penn has won seven of their last nine non-conference home games ... Four different Quakers have led the team in scoring this year, including four different players in the last four games (all wins) ... Penn is 4-0 with its current starting lineup of Baron, Ray, Roche, Allen and Bonenberger ... Including ties, six different Quakers have led the team in rebounding in the first seven games ... Three different Quakers have scored more than 20 points in a game this season (Baron, Roche, Ray) ... Alyssa Baron has started 63 consecutive games for the Quakers ... Junior Meghan McCullough played in 59 straight games dating back to the 2010-11 season opener prior to suffering a season-ending injury at Army (Nov. 18) ... Penn has forced more turnovers than its opponent in all but one game and leads the Ivies in assist-to-turnover ratio (+3.71).
Close Calls
Penn's first six games were decided by single digits, including four by five points or fewer, two by a single possession and one overtime game. Penn suffered three straight losses to start the season. But those came by a combined 17 points (average of 5.7 points per game). In two of those losses, Penn was within one possession and had the ball with under 10 seconds to play. The Quakers then won three straight by a combined 15 points (5.0 ppg) before a 14-point win at LIU Brooklyn in their last contest. Last year, the Red and Blue were 5-5 in games decided by 10 points or less.
Penn Picked to Finish Fourth in Ivy League
After finishing last season in sixth place with a 6-8 Ivy League record, the Quakers were picked to finish fourth in the Ivy Preseason Media Poll. Last season, Penn was also picked to finish fourth in the Ivy League, but ended up finishing sixth for for the second season in a row.
A Penn Win Would...
... mark the first five-game winning streak since 2004-05.
... make the Quakers 5-3 on the year and 11-12 against Drexel.
... be the first winning streak against Drexel since 1973-76.
... be the first at the DAC since 1977.
A Penn Loss Would...
... be the eighth straight at the DAC dating back to 1977.
... make the Quakers 4-4 on the year and 2-2 on the road.
... be less good than a win.
Charge for a Cure!
For the third straight year the women's basketball team is dedicating its entire season to the fight against several diseases and the team needs your help. In its first two years, 109 donors have joined the "Charge for a Cure" program which helped the team raise nearly $7,000. Each month of the season will be devoted to help a specific disease with personal ties to the program—The Michael J. Fox Foundation, Go4theGoal, the American Cancer Society, The Dave Bryan Ride on Fund, and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of America. At the end of each month, the coaches will total the number of offensive charges the Quakers have taken as a team and fans can pledge a donation per charge. This month the Quakers will be taking charges for the Go4theGoal Foundation, but the team is turning to its fans to lend a hand in its efforts. Here is how you can help!
Join Today!
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Before taking time off for winter break, the Quakers swept two games in Brooklyn, earning their first four-game winning streak since 2004-05. First, in exciting fashion, junior Alyssa Baron capped the largest comeback in school history with the winning basket with 6.4 seconds left against St. Francis-Brooklyn on Dec. 5. Most recently, they had it a bit easier against LIU Brooklyn on Dec. 9. Penn defeated the Blackbirds, 54-40, behind 17 points from Baron and 12 points from sophomore forward Kara Bonenberger. The Red and Blue sunk nine three-pointers—one off their season-high 10 against St. Francis. The Quakers dominated from the opening tip, taking a 12-point lead into the half, and extending it in the second for the 14-point win. They were also very cautious with the ball, leading them to turn it over just nine times, tying a team record-low under head coach Mike McLaughlin.
Up Next
After the Battle for 33rd Street against the Dragons, the following weekend Penn travels to Ames, Iowa for the Cyclone Challenge. The Quakers will face Alabama State on Dec. 29 at 2 p.m., and then will face either Air Force on Dec. 30, also at 2 p.m. Penn's next home game isn't until Jan. 5 against Saint Joseph's (2 p.m.).
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:16 am
Post subject: Uno's First Quarter Mock
Season Outlook:
* Vikings finish at 8-8, but are clearly a team on the rise.
* Frazier is retained as Head Coach, Joe Woods is replaced.
* Ponder proves to be the QB of the future.
Players Retained:
FB-Jerome Felton
WR-Jerome Simpson
OT-Phil Loadholt
OT-Geoff Schwartz
LB-Erin Henderson
LB-Jasper Brinkley
LB-Marvin Mitchell
CB-A.J. Jefferson
Players Leaving:
RB-Matt Asiata
WR-Devin Aromashodu
WR-Michael Jenkins
OL-Joe Berger
OL-Mark Asper
DL-Fred Evans
DL-Kevin Williams
CB-Antoine Winfield
S-Jamarca Sanford
S-Andrew Sendejo
Vikings extend WR-Percy Harvin to a 5YR/48M deal
There is no doubt that Harvin has earned a pay day. One could argue he is the most valuable Viking on the roster. While it's obvious Harvin will be paid, the question becomes how much. This deal pays Percy a little more than the deal Pierre Garcon received but not quite as much as the Vincent Jackson 5YR/55M deal.
Vikings sign DT-Glenn Dorsey to a 1YR/2M deal.
Dorsey has been misused in Kansas City, being asked to play 3-4 end. The Vikings are intrigued at what kind of production Dorsey can bring to a 4-3 defense. We sign him to a one year audition contract as rotational player.
Vikings sign S-Melvin Bullitt to a 1YR/1M deal
A veteran to the scheme to provide depth for the young guys.
* Vikings Pick #14 Overall.
1. Sheldon Richardson/DT/Mizzou
6'4, 295
Similar To:
Darnell Dockett/DT/Arizona
Richardson vs. South Carolina
With few glaring holes to fill the Vikings go BPA while filing an position of need. Richardson has been the best DT in college football all season. He has been dominant while facing double and even triple teams. Richardson does a great job of getting in the backfield and finding the ball. Focus on him during a play, and you will routinely see him find the ball, then use his athleticism and hustle to get downfield and make a play. Richardson isn't too smart in the classroom but he is a student of the game and class act on the field. On a line like ours Richardson would fight for DROY honors.
2. Cody Hoffman/WR/BYU
6'5, 210
Similar To:
Vincent Jackson/WR/Bucs
Hoffman 2011 Highlights
Plain and simple, Hoffman is a playmaker. Hoffman is the best WR nobody's talking about. He is a very smooth athlete that understands the WR position. Hoffman is a sound route runner who creates a lot of separation. Combine that with his hands, size, and body control and you have a true #1 WR. He can highpoint the ball with the best of them and is a sure bet to come down with it. Hoffman should have a quick transition to the NFL due to his football knowledge and will have an instant impact in the passing game.
3. Alvin Bailey/OG/Arkansas
6'5, 310
Bailey slimmed down to 310 pounds this year and has played stellar on a pook Arkansas team. He does a great job controlling the point of attack in the run game and has improved in pass protection. He plays both LG and RG for the Razorbacks so he does come with some versatility. Bailey could come off the board early 2nd in most draft classes but 2013 is deep at guard so we come up with great value.
4. Zaviar Gooden/LB/Mizzou (From DET)
6'2, 230
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Daryl Smith/LB/Jaguars
Gooden vs. Georgia
While Gooden isn't a finished product, he has a lot to work with. As a former saftey Gooden is one of the better coverage LBs I have seen in awhile. He runs a legit 4.4 and can stay with any TE in the country. For a former DB, Gooden is a physical player that loves to hit. Coaches will have to get him to be more disciplined at the next level. Gooden is Mizzou's vocal leader and with time should develop into a solid player.
4. Blidi Wreh-Wilson/CB/Uconn
6'1, 190
Similar To:
Cary Williams/CB/Ravens
Wreh-Wilson vs. Rutgers
Wreh-Wilson has a rare combination of athleticism and size that is not often seen at the position. He fits the mold of guys the Vikings have been targeting. While Blidi is adequate in bump and run, he is very impressive when asked to play zone. He is young in terms of experience after not playing football until his senior year of high school but seems to a good X and O type guy. Wreh-Wilson is a willing tackle that I would like to see get a little more involved in the run game, but overall possesses all of the tools to be a solid contributor.
5. Walter Stewart/DE-LB/Cincinnati
6'4, 250
Similar To:
Kamerion Wimbley/DE-LB/Titans
Stewart vs. Pitt
Both Brian Robison and Everson Griffen will be in contracts year during the 2013 season. Likley to retain one, there isn't much depth behind them. Stewart is another guy that nobody's talking about. He play's both DE and LB for Cincinnati but primarily puts his hands in the ground. Stewart has an explosive first step to pair with incredible instincts for the position. Stewart looks to be a good rotational guy with potential to be an every down guy.
QB: Christian Ponder-Joe Webb-MBT
HB: Adrian Peterson-Toby Gerhart-Jordan Todman
FB: Jerome Felton
WR: Jerome Simpson-
Cody Hoffman
-Chris Summers
WR: Percy Harvin-Jarius Wright-Stephon Burton/Greg Childs
TE: Kyle Rudolph-John Carlson-Rhett Ellison
LT: Matt Kalil-Charlie Johnson
Alvin Bailey
C: Jon Sullivan
RG: Brandon Fusco-Geoff Schwartz
RT: Phil Loadholt-Demarcus Love
LE: Brian Robison-Everson Griffen
Sheldon Richardson
-Christian Ballard
NT: Letroy Guion-
Glenn Dorsey
RE: Jared Allen-D'Aundre Reed-
Walter Stewart
LOLB: Erin Henderson-Marvin Mitchell
MLB: Jasper Brinkley-Audie Cole
ROLB: Chad Greenway-
Zaviar Gooden
CB: Chris Cook-A.J. Jefferson-Brandon Burton
FS: Mistral Raymond-Robert Blanton
SS: Harrison Smith-
Melvin Bullitt
CB: Josh Robinson-
Blidi Wreh-Wilson
-Bobby Felder
K: Blair Walsh
P: Chris Kluwe
KR: Harvin-Todman
PR: Wright
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:53 am
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I have seen Sheldon talked about but man he is athletic. I do not care how stupid he is as long as he can get to the Quarterback.
He isn't very disciplined from watching that video.
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Lil Uno
Joined: 17 Sep 2007
Posts: 8582
Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 1:39 am
Post subject:
Freakout wrote:
I have seen Sheldon talked about but man he is athletic. I do not care how stupid he is as long as he can get to the Quarterback.
He isn't very disciplined from watching that video.
Which is what I believe will ultimately keep him out of the Top 5. That will have to be something he works on at the next level, but the kid is football player through and through.
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:09 pm
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Richardson, Gooden, and Sam are the backbones of our defense. Richardson does have a tendency to over pursue, but great closing speed to the ball. My favorite thing about him is he has a high motor and doesn't quit on any play.
Gooden is deceptively quick. Possibly his best asset. Also a student of the game, which I love. Problem with Gooden is he loves to lay the wood on guys, and fails to wrap up. Very coachable.
Mizzou has quietly produced some quality defensive talent in the last couple years.
Joe_is_the_best ^^
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Posts: 13157
Location: Marshall
Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:26 pm
Post subject: Re: Uno's First Quarter Mock
Lil Uno wrote:
Players Leaving:
RB-Matt Asiata
HB: Adrian Peterson-Toby Gerhart-Jordan Todman
Minor quip, but I like Asiata on this team. Watch our two touchdowns yesterday, and you'll see he made key blocks on both of them. Todman doesn't make those blocks.
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Posts: 1743
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:34 pm
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I think I want to retain Kevin Williams. He seems to really be showing some new motivation this year, a lot of burst and disruption in the run game. A 3 year deal, maybe he retires after two. That way we can go LB or WR in the first round, but I do like the kid from BYU. Nice mock!
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Posts: 4216
Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 1:47 pm
Post subject:
twslhs20 wrote:
Richardson, Gooden, and Sam are the backbones of our defense.
Richardson does have a tendency to over pursue, but great closing speed to the ball.
My favorite thing about him is he has a high motor and doesn't quit on any play.
Gooden is deceptively quick. Possibly his best asset. Also a student of the game, which I love. Problem with Gooden is he loves to lay the wood on guys, and fails to wrap up. Very coachable.
Mizzou has quietly produced some quality defensive talent in the last couple years.
From that video it is more than just over pursuing. If you do not use proper gap control an NFL offensive line will use that aggressiveness against you.
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Posts: 2015
Location: MadTown
Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 1:48 pm
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Not arguing a DT in the first but I'd prefer a big NT style DT but thats just me. Love Hoffman in the 2nd.
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Lil Uno
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Posts: 8582
Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 3:05 pm
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GoneWithTheWind wrote:
Not arguing a DT in the first but I'd prefer a big NT style DT but thats just me. Love Hoffman in the 2nd.
I would have agreed earlier in the year, but Guion is coming along nice at the NT spot. Kevin can still push the pocket at UT but he doesnt finish like he used to. I feel that is what we are missing, and Richardson provides that.
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I'd had the same part-time public-relations job since November 1985. It was now February 2001 and counting.
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Hope I wasn't gone for too long.
In playing catch-up, there are a couple of things that I wanted to highlight.
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Also, there's a way-better-than-average interview with Linus Torvalds by Richard Morris here. Linus and I have something in common other than a passion for FOSS — we are also both sons of journalists (although I still happen to be one, but aspire to be on the digital end of things these days). Plus it outlines a couple of perspectives about how open source does things right, and how proprietary developers — the Ballmers and Gates of the world — don't get it. Bet a chair flies in Redmond once the interview makes it up there.
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Movie Review: The Purge
The Purge: Anarchy takes place in the year 2023 during the night of the United States' annual "Purge"; a night where all crime is legal. The Purge has led to significantly lower crime rates and unemployment and is a day where people around the country can "cleanse" themselves by going out around town on killing sprees with their buddies. The film follows three different sets of characters whose stories all converge as they find themselves stuck in the streets of New York City on the night of the Purge. Only one of the characters, Leo Barnes (Frank Grillo) is on the streets by choice. Barnes, the de-facto tough guy leader of the group, protects the other characters from different gangs who are "Purging" in the streets with his assault rifles, bullet-proof sports car and grizzly 5 o'clock shadow.
While I find the idea of the government allowing there to be a night where all crime is legal quite ridiculous, it does make for a cool horror movie setting. The streets of New York are deserted with the exception of gangs riding around in vans and motorcycles. There are also electronic billboards with government updates on how much time is remaining in the purge and messages wishing everyone indoors a safe night. They also wish everyone who is purging to have a nice cleanse.
The movie is labeled a "horror-thriller", and unfortunately contains all the components of an incredibly corny horror film. It is chock-full of inconvenient car breakdowns and people tripping over their own feet while running away from the bad guy. This film also relies way too heavily on "gotchya!" moments where the bad guy discovers someone hiding, breaking a spell of silence. One of the big shootout scenes towards the end of the film had so many "gotchya" moments that it brought me back to the laser-tag birthday parties my friends in elementary school would have, where you would just wait behind a wall and jump out to scare your friend before shooting him with your thirty pound laser rifle.
Some of the motorcycle riding gang members wore creepy clown masks that were actually pretty scary. Maybe because they reminded of Nicholas Cage in Ghost Rider.
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Adam Kester for Shelli Sonstein


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Artist's BiographyPhilip Jones is an extremely versatile trombonist, equally at home on tenor or bass, playing in jazz, big band, Dixieland, or classical styles. As a vocalist, Philip is often found with both small jazz groups and big bands. A student of Dr. Thomas Streeter and Lewis Van Haney of the New York Philharmonic, Philip's jazz abilities were recognized early on a national level, being chosen for Downbeat magazine's All Star College Jazz Band two years in a row. He was also playing with stars like Buddy Rich and Chuck Mangione while he was still in school.
Before finishing graduate school, Philip was hired by Danny Davis and the
Nashville Brass, and began a 17-year association with the group, which won several Grammys, platinum, and gold albums, in addition to being named Country Music Instrumental Group of the Year 7 years in a row. Philip was staff trombonist for RCA Nashville, Opryland Productions, and TNN, and performed or recorded with the biggest names in the business.


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The primary sports medicine team is comprised of a physician, an orthopaedic physician and four state-licensed athletic trainers. Our team works very closely with the Student Health Center on campus, which provides physical exams, nutritional and dietary counseling, mental health education and women's health education.
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As many of you know, there were problems on the Tom Glavine post that prevented your comments.
I re-posted:
Here's Tom Glavine walking out of the Mets clubhouse after the season. Is it for the last time? Glavine filed for free agency. It's a formality, just like last year. Hopefully it won't be like last year in the leash they gave him. They need a decision from him ASAP so they can go about their planning for next year.
We saw how the arms came off the market last year, and things are even thinner this time around. They can't fool around with this anymore. They need to give Glavine a deadline and move on.


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UC picked 4th in AAC
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The University of Cincinnati men's basketball team has been picked fourth in the American Athletic Conference preseason coaches' poll the league announced Wednesday at its inaugural basketball media day at FedExForum.
The Bearcats received 58 points to finish behind predicted league champion Louisville (81 points), UConn (69) and Memphis (68). Temple was picked fifth with 40 points, followed by SMU (39), Houston (28), USF (27), UCF (24) and Rutgers (16) in the 10-team conference.
The Cardinals were a unanimous preseason favorite to win the league, receiving all nine eligible first-place votes in the balloting of the coaches, who could not vote for their own teams. UConn, which received the other first-place vote, edged Memphis for second in the preseason poll.
UC senior guard Sean Kilpatrick was selected to the preseason first team along with UConn's Shabazz Napier, Louisville's Chane Behanan and Russ Smith and Memphis' Joe Jackson.
The preseason second team included UCF's Isaiah Sykes, UConn's Ryan Boatwright, Houston's TaShawn Thomas, Louisville's Montrezl Harrell and USF's Anthony Collins.
Louisville's Russ Smith was tabbed the conference's preseason player of the year while SMU's Keith Frazier was chosen as the league's preseason rookie of the year.
Kilpatrick enters his final campaign at UC as a three-time all-conference selection in the former BIG EAST Conference. He earned back-to-back second team all-league honors in 2012 and 2013. As a junior, Kilpatrick averaged 17.0 points, 5.2 rebounds and 2.4 three-pointers, ranking fifth in the league in scoring and fourth in three-pointers made.
The Bearcats return two starters and eight lettermen from the 2012-13 squad that finished 22-12 overall and advanced to the NCAA tournament for the third consecutive year.
UC takes the floor at Fifth Third Arena for the first time in a preseason exhibition contest with Carleton on Oct. 26 at 2 p.m. ET. The regular season begins Nov. 8 at home against North Carolina Central, starting at 8 p.m.
UC will celebrate the start of the 2013-14 season with Bearcats Basketball Midday Madness presented by Skyline Chili on Thursday, Oct. 17, on an outdoor court at Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati.
The hour-long public event is free and starts at Noon. It will feature coach and player introductions, friendly basketball competitions on the court, and the UC spirit squads.
Season tickets and mini plans for Bearcats men's basketball are available now at GoBearcats.com/tickets or by calling 1-877-CATS-TIX.
Rank Team (First-Place Votes) Pts.
1. Louisville (9) * 81
2. UConn (1) 69
3. Memphis 68
4. Cincinnati 58
5. Temple 40
7. Houston 28
10. Rutgers 16
Preseason Player of the Year
Russ Smith, G, Sr., Louisville
Preseason Rookie of the Year
Keith Frazier, G, Fr., SMU
Preseason All-Conference Teams
First Team
Sean Kilpatrick, G, Cincinnati
Shabazz Napier, G, UConn *
Chane Behanan, F, Louisville
Russ Smith, G, Louisville *
Joe Jackson, G, Memphis *
Second Team
Isaiah Sykes, G, UCF
Ryan Boatright, G, UConn
TaShawn Thomas, F, Houston
Montrezl Harrell, F, Louisville
Anthony Collins, G, USF
Victor Rudd, F, USF


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Presenting a weekly list of all newly listed or reduced in price condos for sale.
July 2017 -- Destin & 30A Beach condo sales continue to trend upward as both the the average price of condos sold and the number of condos sold climb. Destin condo market performance year-to-date shows current year sales the strongest in a decade.
Condo prices in Destin & vicinity continue nudging upward. Destin & 30A prices bottomed out in 2011, and began a slow-but-steady recovery in 2012. As 2015 goes into the record books its clear the steady upward trend in Destin & 30A beach condo prices has continued for a 4th year.
The average price of condos is a measure of both 1) price per square foot, and 2) combined choices made by buyers as to the price of the condo purchased.
Number of Destin condo sales move upward. Rising condo prices have slowed but not diminished buyers appetites. Beginning in 2009 the number of Destin & 30A beach condo sales began rising. Since the condo market's low-point in 2008, the number of Destin & 30A condos sold has more than doubled.
The number of sales each year underline a continuing demand for Destin & 30A beach condos along all 60 miles of our beautiful sugar white beaches.
What is fueling the growth? Here's what we hear from our recent customers:
Waiting to purchase does not seem productive as sustainable (slow but steady) price growth is underway.
Destin & vicinity rental proceeds are in record territory. Records have been set in 4 of the past 5 years making condo ownership more attractive.
Condo inventory has been moving up and down in cycles since its most recent low in Dec. 2012 of 1,285 condos for sale. As of January 1, 2016 our area set a new record low inventory level of 1,249 condos for sale.
This new record low is a stark contrast to July 2006 when it reached its record high of 5,047 condos for sale.
Distressed sales no longer control the Destin & 30A condo market. The number of short sales have been falling since 2010 and continue to shrink in number, with the exception of an occasional upward 'blip'.
If you're buying a foreclosure or short sale in Destin or 30A Beaches expect your offer to be one of several being considered. Also expect the process to be rigorous with a long wait for the sale to be final and no guarantee of outcome. For that reason, we always suggest you do your homework (we're here to help of course) to make certain you have a deal worth the additional wait and the risk.
A complete list of condos, homes, and townhomes for sale within Destin, 30a and vicinity is listed by geographic area below. Please let us know if may assist you in obtaining detailed information for properties located in these local regions.
IMPORTANT NOTE: All information provided on this site is for your personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties you may be interested in purchasing.
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Have you verified the md5sum of the ISO image? Also, which method did you use to create your persistent USB? Please provide some more detailed information - otherwise we won't be able to help you sufficiently.
i am having a problem when booting my bt4 prefinal persistent usb. when selecting "start persistent live cd" i begins loading but then brings me to a "initramfs" prompt. what do i do next? i've searched everywhere for an answer but found nothing.
Have you verified the md5sum of the ISO image? Also, which method did you use to create your persistent USB? Please provide some more detailed information - otherwise we won't be able to help you sufficiently.
i verified my md5sum and that was good. i am able to boot using the other selections during the start up its just during the live persistent mode that i am having the problem with. i used the tutorial video from the offesive security blog. i guess i'll try wiping out my usb and install everything again unless someone has anything else to add.
well i reinstalled everything and im still have the same problem with my persistant live cd boot. it keeps coming to a "initramfs" prompt. again i am still able to boot it through the usb using the other selections during the boot menu. i used the tutorial from the offensive security website. any help?
I was able to solve my problem with a bigger USB stick and setting same size on /dev/sdc1 and /dev/sdc2
i'm have the same problem
when selecting Persistent Live CD, i get a initramfs prompt. nonpersistent selections work just fine
has any found a fix for this?
Possibly you guys made a mistake while following the procedure or it just needs to be adapted for your particular hardware. The tutorial is correct.
I installed a persistent BT4 in a 4 gig pendrive just a couple of days ago and it works just fine.
As an alternative method, I would suggest you to:
1.- download and verify the ISO
2.- partition your thumb drive using gparted: fat32, boot flag, name BT4 (for the install) / ext3, name casper-rw (for your persistent changes)
3.- use UNetbootin to install your ISO in your usb BT4 partition
4- enjoy
when creating the partitions, partition 1 and partition2, the vfat boot partition and the ext3 partition, MUST be the SAME size!
and persistence works!!!
no stupid freakin initramfs prompt!
yes! finally! VICTORY IS MINE!!!
(what i was doing before was making my ext3 partition larger then the boot partition)
When I was working on this method for the video tutorial, almost all of my tests were done on a 16GB USB stick with a 1.5GB fat32 partition and a ~14.5GB ext3 casper-rw partition.
Even the video of this method shows a 1.5GB fat32 partition and a 6.5GB casper-rw partition.
The stick I am using right now has a 22GB fat32 partition and a 10GB casper-rw partition.
The problem that people most commonly have is not labelling the second partition correctly.


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For the fourth straight year, Dentist Steven Nerad will pay a dollar per pound of candy to trick-or-treaters, then send the candy to troops stationed overseas, who presumably will do a better job of brushing.
Nerad will also donate an equal amount of cash to the schools the youngsters attend, and the schools with the largest amount turned in will get a bonus: up to $250 for first place, $100 for second place and $50 for third place.
Candy can be redeemed for money at Nerad's office, 1024 Serpentine Lane, Suite 107, Pleasanton from 3 to 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 4.
Just saying 'No'
The Pleasanton Police Department collected 350 pounds of expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs at its fourth annual drug take back event. That was enough to fill 16 large boxes and keep potentially dangerous drugs out of the hands of people who raid medicine cabinets of family and friends.
The police department also collected needles and other sharp objects, thanks to hazardous waste containers provided by ValleyCare Medical Center. Some residents had been storing used needles for years because they had no place to dispose of them.
Representatives from Mothers with a Purpose were also at the event, offering drug abuse information and advice.
Free bird
As it gears up for Thanksgiving, Open Heart Kitchen is looking for frozen turkeys.
The optimal size is a 10- to 14-pound turkey that can feed a family with some leftovers. Stuffing mix, canned pumpkin, cranberry sauce and the like will also be welcome.
More than 1,500 turkeys are needed to meet the need of the region's hungry each holiday season. Frozen turkeys can be delivered to Ridgeview Commons Senior Center, 5200 Case Ave., Pleasanton, from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Turkeys can also be ordered online and delivered through many Tri-Valley grocery stores.
For more information about donations, call 580-6793.


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AMAZING: Beyonce Sings Duet with Blind Fan [VIDEO]
During a recent concert in Australia, Beyonce gave an incredible opportunity to a blind fan with a hearing disability!
The lucky thirteen-year-old fan, Sophie Kotkis, sand "Irreplaceable" with her favorite singer! The whole thing happened because Sophie's sister made a video about her and sent it to Beyonce's team and of course Bey Bey showed some love for her super fan.
Check out the touching performance below:


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After years of modest activity, online phone calling has taken off as a quarter of American adult internet users (24%) have placed phone calls online. That amounts to 19% of all American adults. On any given day 5% of internet users are going online to place phone calls.
This infographic gives the demographic portrait of those who are using the internet for Online Phone Calls:


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WATCH: Taylor Swift Performs 'Shake It Off' Live For First Time at VMAs
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[PHOTOS: The Best of the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards]
Taylor Swift performed "Shake It Off" live for the very first time at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards.
[PHOTOS: 2014 MTV Video Music Awards Red Carpet]
As Gossip Cop previously reported, the singer released the track last week as the debut single from her upcoming album, 1989.
Swift also made quite the red carpet appearance prior to her big performance.
What did you think of "Shake If Off"?
Check out the video HERE!
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Myles Horton, Frank Adams, and Joyce Sucls discussing.
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...Saints who are technically known as Myroblites from those relics exude balm and aromatic ichors.
I found this word in a rather obscure book, it actually has the Greek spelling next to it, so it is probably Greek and from the Greek Orthodox Church. Is there an English equivalent? Or a Catholic Church equivalent. Obviously it deals with Saints and the categorization of Saint, miracles, & their relics.
Any other references on how churches categorize miracles?


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How To Enable Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Card In Backtrack
I'm a bit noob to linux/backtrack about 3 weeks in now. And I couldn't find a dedicated guide on how to enable this card, so when I stumbled across the answer I thought i'd share it. At the beginning I found a few of the guides a little hard to follow. So I've made this as easy to follow as I can. Hope it's of use. Sorry if it comes across a little patronising.
Open a console and type
cd /usr/src/drivers/ipw3945-1.2.0
Hit enter then type
Hit enter
Your Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG can now be found at eth1
For Those of you that have backtrack2 installed on your hdd. To save typing all that in every time you restart.
Open a console and type
alias 3945="cd /usr/src/drivers/ipw3945-1.2.0"
Hit enter
now all you have to do to enable your Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG is type
Hit enter
Hit enter
replace 3945 with whatever keyword you want as I only used it as an example


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Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 7:13 am
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Please please please improve the offensive line. There wasn't a clean pocket for Tannehill all year and no real push in the running game (couldnt run the ball against the Colts, which is embarrassing).
If they dont improve the offensive line, I dont think anything else is going to matter. It could sink the whole team.
1.Rd: trade back to 23-26 Jonathan Cooper OG
Cooper is a smooth, coordinated athlete with fluid footwork and outstanding balance, blocking well on the move and constantly getting to the second level. Cooper is an extremely effortless mover with explosive quickness in tight quarters.
2a. Rd : Jordan Poyer CB
Athletic, physical and possessing the ball skills to make opposing quarterbacks pay for testing him. Poyer is tied for second in the nation with 7 INT this season.
2b. Rd : Quinton Patton WR (i love this guy very underrated)
I feel like (Quinton Patton) from Louisiana Tech is the best receiver I've played against since I've been here. I've gone against some good ones in the SEC, too, but he's probably the most complete.
Mississippi State CB Jonathan Banks
Patton caught 104 passes for 1,392 yards and 13 touchdowns in 12 games this season. He finished the year averaging 13.4 yards per catch and 116.0 yards per game, ranking fourth in the nation in receiving yards per game and fifth in the nation in receptions per game. Patton was also fifth in the nation in touchdowns scored among wide receivers.
He has a great feel in coverage, both before the catch to gain some seperation and after the reception to create with the ball in his hands. Patton has quick feet, vision and acceleration to elude defenders and weave through the secondary. He tracks the ball extremely well with very good balance and coordination, quickly turning upfield in the same motion as the catch.
2c. Rd : Lane Johnson OT
Johnson looks the part (6-6, 303) and has long arms to extend and meet the rusher at the point of attack while staying patient in his stance.
Johnson does a nice job contorting his frame to keep rushers in front of him, selling out for the block and playing with a mean streak.
3.Rd move up for Brandon Jenkins DE
RB : Bush, Miller, Thomas
QB: Tannehill
WR(1): Jennings
WR(2): Patton
Slot WR: Hartline, Bess
TE: Keller, Clay
LT: Martin
LG: Levitre
C: Pouncey
RG: Cooper
RT: Johnson
for me this is a very very good offense for our Miami team. Our O-line is more a zone blocking and can give Tannehill more time to throw to our weapons on offense.
RE: Wake, Vernon
DT: Soliai
DT: Starks
LE: Odrick, Jenkins
OLB: Misi
MLB: Dansby
OLB: Burnett
CB (1): Smith
CB (2): Poyer
nickel CB: Patterson
FS: Marshall
SS: Jones
very good defense with more pass rush with Brandon Jenkins and more ball hawking with Poyer, Patterson at CB and Marshall at FS.
What you think about my offseason ?
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Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 7:31 am
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Im Very high on Patton and like the pick ups of Jenkins, Johnson and Pryor.
Interesting trade down in the 1st.
There is quite a few free agency targets who I would be happy for us to pursue but you have certainly picked 3 which would be on the list.
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Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 11:24 am
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Huddle, do you play corner?
anyway, nice picks, im not sold on holding patterson with his contract
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Location: Tampa
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 2:09 pm
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Kaiowas05 wrote:
Huddle, do you play corner?
anyway, nice picks, im not sold on holding patterson with his contract
When I first read it I was gonna ask him the same question. Then I realized he was quoting CB Johnthan Banks from Mississippi State, Lol. If what he says is true then Patton sounds like a good option at WR.
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Location: New York
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 3:33 pm
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i can't explain it ... but i love this offseason. I love it like a letter from a girl who I thought was outta my league. I disagree with very minor aspects but .... hmmm this is weird. I'm on board.
Fellow Posters: I beg that you not misunderstand my level of arrogance. My handle is an implication of Dolphin study not necessarily Dolphin expertise.
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Posts: 60
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 6:24 pm
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I'd like this offseason if it happened.
Ireland most likely will make at least one draft day trade. I hope it is trading down to pick up a later 1st and another 2nd. I don't if we have to move up to get Jenkins though. If we have to, im all for it.
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Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 2:54 am
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Secretary: Mr. Ireland, I finally got ahold of who you wanted to talk to.
Mr. Ireland: You found "Huddle"? Thank you GOD, put him right thru.
Mr. Ireland: I have a plane on the runway gassed up and ready to pick you up from wherever you live. I have an apartment just minutes from our facility and will double your proposed salary for the next six months if you promise to come down here and help me make your vision for this team come true. What do you say?
NFL - Miami Dolphins
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Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 5:31 am
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skatewood2 wrote:
Secretary: Mr. Ireland, I finally got ahold of who you wanted to talk to.
Mr. Ireland: You found "Huddle"? Thank you GOD, put him right thru.
Mr. Ireland: I have a plane on the runway gassed up and ready to pick you up from wherever you live. I have an apartment just minutes from our facility and will double your proposed salary for the next six months if you promise to come down here and help me make your vision for this team come true. What do you say?
and if JI's reading is as lazy as my own, to play corner too!
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Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 9:05 am
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I'm tired of worrying about the oline this would solve it for easily the next 3 years. If this mock happened. I would be estatic. Like beyond estatic. Feels every need. The saftey postion would concern me though
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Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 2:44 pm
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Can Keller even bock? If he can't then why get him just stick with Egnew isn't that the reason he isn't starting?
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Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 5:50 pm
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I will support any off-season that addresses the Offensive line....improve the run blocking and the run game becomes instantly better.....improve the pass protection and the passing game is improved. Pouncey is one of the best players at his position while working with walking turds on either side of him....imagine how much better he will be with a talent upgrade to the guards. Kudos to the off-season - Upgrade to the o-line, upgrade the receiving core and improve the defensive backfield. To many the Draft won't seem sexy, but it is what the Dolphins need.
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Location: Delaware
Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 3:10 am
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I'm on board. This and Dolphinologist is the best mock off seasons to me. I love the veteran signings and yet they are youthful enough to help us for a few years. You drafted OL to help fix this OL. You didn't reach in the first and you got us a young playmaker.
I have been screaming for BPA in the 1st round but I am all for trading down to accumulate more picks and to keep from reaching as well. Overall good off season and good for the future of the team.
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You must have suitable credit, sufficient income, and a valid Certificate of Eligibility (COE) to be eligible for a VA-guaranteed home loan. The home must be for your own personal occupancy. The eligibility requirements to obtain a COE are listed below for Servicemembers and Veterans, spouses, and other eligible beneficiaries.
VA home loans can be used to:
To obtain a COE, you must have been discharged under conditions other than dishonorable and meet the service requirements below:
|Qualifying Wartime & Peacetime Periods
|Qualifying Active Duty Dates
|Minimum Active Duty Service Requirement
|9/16/1940 - 7/25/1947
|90 total days
|7/26/1947 - 6/26/1950
|181 continuous days
|Korean War
|6/27/1950 - 1/31/1955
|90 total days
|Post-Korean War
|2/1/1955 - 8/4/1964
|181 continuous days
|Vietnam War
|8/5/1964 - 5/7/1975 *For Veterans who served in the Republic of Vietnam, the beginning date is 2/28/1961
|90 total days
|Post-Vietnam War
|5/8/1975 - 9/7/1980 *The ending date for officers is 10/16/1981
|181 continuous days
|24-month rule
|9/8/1980 - 8/1/1990 *The beginning date for officers is 10/17/1981
|Gulf War
|8/2/1990 - Present
|Currently On Active Duty
|90 continuous days
|National Guard & Reserve Member
|Gulf War
|8/2/1990 - Present
|90 days of active service
*If you do not meet the minimum service requirements, you may still be eligible if you were discharged due to (1) hardship, (2) the convenience of the government, (3) reduction-in-force, (4) certain medical conditions, or (5) a service-connected disability.
The spouse of a Veteran can also apply for home loan eligibility under one of the following conditions:
You may also apply for eligibility if you fall into one of the following categories:
Veterans can have previously-used entitlement "restored" to purchase another home with a VA loan if:
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