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Sanford FL Real Estate & Homes for Sale
252 Properties Found
The median home value in Sanford, FL is $201,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $203,200.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Sanford, FL is $201,000.
Approximately 40.86% of Sanford homes are owned,
compared to 31.28% rented, while
27.86% are vacant.
Sanford real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Sanford real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Courtesy: WATSON REALTY CORP
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Beautiful end unit townhome in gated Windsor Lakes Community. 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 and 1/2 baths. Well maintained with easy to care for ceramic tile and laminate flooring throughout the first floor. Convenient half bath off the dining area. Relax on your screen porch which boasts an additional storage closet. Water, cable and internet are all included in the monthly HOA fees. Also, includes access to a spacious pool and recreation area, as well as, a playground. This unit is close to shopping, restaurants, schools and affords easy access to the the Greenway/SR 417.
Courtesy: RE/MAX TOUCHSTONE
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Contemporary home conveniently located in Monroe Meadows off Ronald Reagan Blvd on the Sanford/Lake Mary border. Drive just minutes to the Sanford/Orlando airport, Lake Mary Sunrail station, shopping and malls with easy access to the 417 & I4. This cute home boasts a recently replaced roof, HVAC updates and a state-of-the-art hot water system. The layout features a spacious kitchen large enough to accommodate a breakfast table, a pantry, breakfast bar, split bedroom plan, large covered, tiled screened porch, an oversized double car garage and a terrific fenced yard. Come add your personal touches to this great home and enjoy. Call today and schedule a tour!
608 Baywood Drive Sanford, FL 32773
Courtesy: LAKE MONROE REALTY
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This home is a spacious 3 bedroom 2 bath with central air on a large lot with no HOA restrictions. The home is completely updated. Large custom kitchen cabinets, granite counter-tops in the kitchen and laundry room. The home is move in ready with a new roof, new HVAC and new appliances. Tile flooring throughout with carpet in the bedrooms.
Courtesy: RE/MAX LEGACY
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Inspired by glorious European country homes, the design of this Markham Estates home combines Old World architecture with a modern sensibility of space. With a freeing, romantic air and a light, breezy vibe, this home features a soaring family room and a 21-foot high floor to ceiling stone fireplace. An additional nod to the historic architectural traditions of the Mediterranean is the amazing pergola by the $80,000 saltwater pool, with a built-in waterfall normally only seen in spas or resorts. Pavers, wrought iron features, textured stucco, exposed beams, travertine floors, and archways lined in natural stone further compliment the look. The kitchen's beautifully detailed, aged custom cabinetry is a delight, and the gas cooktop with pot-filler faucet are distinctive features for chefs. The home is a spacious 3600 square feet, with all the rooms on your list: downstairs master and guest room with bath, wine storage room, dining and family rooms, while upstairs includes a built-in office area, movie room with snack machine, and two spacious bedrooms. The divine master suite presents tray ceilings, archways, a built in bar area, French doors leading to the pool, and an opulent ensuite bath with a soaking tub and separate glass shower. This luxurious 4-bedroom estate is located on a one acre lot in a gated community of just 30 custom homes.
333 Wilton Circle Sanford, FL 32773
Courtesy: SEMINOLE WOODS REALTY, INC.
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Wow! Must see this move-in ready townhome in the gated community of Placid Lake. Open and light you will love the spaciousness you feel once inside. Complete with an eat-in kitchen and breakfast bar, this living room dining room combo opens to a cozy screened porch overlooking the lake. Upstairs you will find 2 large complete masters with high ceilings and generous closet space. Don't forget the laundry closet with washer and dryer for convenience near the bedrooms. All this within minutes of Historic Downtown Sanford, Sanford/Orlando International Airport, the attractions, Space Coast and beaches. Call today!
Courtesy: METRO CITY REALTY
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Great Opportunity for luxury living! Come see this carefully maintained, pool and lake-view, custom home, in the desirable gated community of Retreat at Wekiva. This home is strategically located near the intersection of I-4, SR 46, SR 417, and soon, SR 419. This home features easy access to all of Central Florida as well as the Seminole Town Centre Mall, downtown Sanford, and the nightlife and restaurants of Heathrow and Lake Mary! Create great meals in the newly remodeled kitchen with gorgeous granite countertops, solid wood cabinets and a brand new high-end luxury range, refrigerator and microwave. You may serve dinner in the formal dining room or in the convenient eat in kitchen, or on the covered lanai. And wait until you see the luxury electric blinds! The master bedroom looks out on your private heated pool, patio and lake, and features a luxurious tub, separate shower and double vanities. The split floor plan provides privacy for the master suite. Indoor laundry room, designer light fixtures, and new high end appliances combine luxury with the convenience of an attached, two car, side entry garage. The driveway features pavers for a great custom look! This is great opportunity town your piece of Florida paradise. You've worked hard, now enjoy the fruits of your labor in this amazing home. Call for your private showing today.
Courtesy: RE/MAX CENTRAL REALTY
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Charming, concrete block three bedroom home that has oversized yard completely fenced with a one car carport. Lots of room to grow with spacious family room, 26x13, and living room and one and half bathrooms. Screen porch overlooks private backyard for weekend barbeques and family celebrations! Close to schools, shopping and main arteries! In a growing area of renovation and neighborhood ownership! A lot for the money---
Courtesy: CHARLES RUTENBERG RLTY ORLANDO
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Location, Location, Location! Reside in this desirable Greystone gated community! This lovely town home offers 3 bedrooms 2.5 bathrooms & ready for new owners! Master bedroom has his & her closets with a spacious bathroom & garden tub. Kitchen has a breakfast bar opening up to the dining & living room which lead to the open patio & it's serene conservation views! Separate utility room, 2 bedrooms and bathroom located on 2nd floor. Great amenities to enjoy include the clubhouse, community pool, fitness gym, playground. Majority of maintenance are apart of your HOA. Centrally located minutes to Derby park, I4, Colonial Town Center, great dining, shopping, theater to enjoy and fine schools! Request a showing today!
Courtesy: WATSON REALTY CORP
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Investors- great ROI for this condo in a great location. The lease is until February 2018 and the tenant is paying $1150 per month. Condo is 2 minutes from the 417, with close access to both airports. One entry to the community allowing low traffic. Enjoy the advantage of the community pool.
417 W 12TH Street Sanford, FL 32771
Courtesy: JBM REALTY LLC
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Step into a mechanics dream. A 3 building property that boasts a 2/1 main house equipped with a spacious porch, a 486 Sq/Ft studio apartment built in 2005, and a 3000sq/ft metal construction hobby garage with 4 roll up doors. The garage is setup to work on rebuilding cars. It boasts 2 commercial lifts, and pallet racking on 3 walls. The main house has had all the windows replaced with new vinyl windows, but original owner never replaster interior rough-ins. Just needs a finishing touch. If you have been looking for a home with serious hobby garage space, this is your house. Seperate studio can be rented for income. Lots of on-lot parking.
Courtesy: EMPIRE NETWORK REALTY
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Beautiful Townhome located in a gated stunning resort-style community.Regency Oaks is a community located just steps from the Seminole Town Center Mall, Restaurants, Colonial Town Park, Movie Theaters and more. Water is included in HOA. Don't miss this great opportunity!
208 McVay Drive Sanford, FL 32773
Courtesy: KELLER WILLIAMS HERITAGE REALT
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Come take a look at this lovely updated home within the sought after community of Sanora. After a long week of work invite the neighbors over for a BBQ in the oversized back yard. With so much space you can set up volleyball nets and horse shoes for everyone to enjoy. The updated kitchen will bring out the gourmet cook in you with lovely counter tops, custom cabinets, tiled backsplash, and stainless steel appliances. After dinner everyone can walk to the community center and go swimming in the oversized pool, play on the playground, or hit some tennis balls on the tennis courts. As the afternoon thunderstorms start to roll in, bring the party inside to the spacious covered lanai area. With updated bathrooms and tiled floors, this lovely home won't last long so don't hesitate!
Courtesy: AMBASSADOR REALTY GROUP INC
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Popular Bedford model in desirable Retreat at Wekiva gated community. One story, open floor plan, vaulted ceilings. Freshly painted inside and outside. 3/2 with den/office that can be converted to a 4th bedroom. Spacious owner's retreat with tray ceiling and crown molding. Master bath includes a garden tub and walk-in shower with dual shower heads and granite counter-tops. Large his and hers sinks and walk-in closets. Extra large kitchen with 2016 Kenmore Elite stainless steel appliances, 42" cabinets, granite counter-tops. Plantation shutter throughout the house. Ceramic tile floors in all wet areas except bedrooms. Pre-wired surround sounds in family room, recess lights and crown moldings. Huge screened in patio, no rear neighbors, back to conservation. Mature landscaping. A+ Seminole schools. Low HOA fees. Great location convenient to I-4, 417, shops and restaurants. Buyer to verify room dimensions and school information.
Courtesy: CAROLYN MORIARTY & COMPANY INC
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This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home was well maintained and not in need of any repairs! Just in need of updating and ready for the right family! Large Living Area great for entertaining! Buyer(s) responsible for verifying all information contained in this listing.
1203 W 2ND Street Sanford, FL 32771
Courtesy: INVESTOR'S REAL ESTATE LLC
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Dreams Do Come True! This cute 3 bedroom 2 bath home is ready for you to move in! Home features a spacious family/dining area with bay windows in front and sliding glass doors to the side yard. Kitchen has a breakfast bar that opens to the dining room for easy entertaining. Master bedroom has a walk in closet. Master bath has step in shower. There is tile throughout the house. You have a 1 car attached garage with washer/dryer hookups and cabinets for storage. NEW roof coming in the next couple of weeks!!!! You are also in walking distance of the St John's River and Central Florida Regional Hospital. Call today!!
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Courtesy: ASSET REALTY LLC
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Brand New- Stunning Townhome!!!! located at the Thornbrooke at Town Center. The townhome features 9'4'' ceilings thought out with crown molding. The window treatments are 2" faux wood blinds. Unit features a wide foyer with a guest bathroom and a coat closet that leads in to the kitchen,. The Kitchen is wide with amazing light corian countertops, beautiful 30' cabinets with elegant finish, spacious pantry with extensive shelving for extra storage. There is additional storage in the kitchen, home office desk and cabinets. Top of the line GE Energy start appliance package. Great for entertaining or just enjoyment with friends and family. The living room/dinning room, is open to the patio with unabstracted views of the pond and pool. The Patio has additional storage closet. The townhome is a 3 bedroom 2.5 bath ( 1,941sft of living space heated + 1 car garage for a total of 2090sft). The 2nd floor features a oversized master bedroom with full bath, walk in closet, laundry on same floor for easy living. 2 additional bedrooms that have plenty of space and closets with a shared bathroom. All unabstracted views from all rooms. This will not last, come and see it today and make it yours! $1,000,000.00 renewable termite bond. The unit is located near shops and restaurants and major highways, roadways, commuter rail.
2755 Trommel Way Sanford, FL 32771
Courtesy: RE/MAX ASSURED
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Pride of ownership. A must to see as this property is full of upgrades. This beautiful home welcomes you to porcelain tile and hard wood floors. Gourmet Kitchen with built in Breakfast bar, 42" cherry wood cabinets, breathtaking granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances all remain. Large porcelain tiles in all wet areas. Split floor plan for the growing family. Carpet in bedrooms. Master has his & her sinks and extra large walk-in closet that you will be most pleased with. Energy efficient home with double pane windows and more. Plenty of room to roam and your very own private backyard to relax in your own oasis with 6ft. vinyl fence for extra privacy relaxing in your own screen porch. Home is well maintained and you will fall in love with the landscaping. Close to Sanford International Airport, 417, CR-415 that will lead you anywhere you may need to go. Owner is a inactive real estate agent.
615 Mimosa Terrace Sanford, FL 32773
Courtesy: JMO REAL ESTATE GROUP
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Welcome home to 615 Mimosa Terrace! Beautifully renovated and well taken care of 4/2 home with Granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, renovated bathrooms, a utility/bonus room, and a HUGE fenced backyard! Large Master bedroom with TWO walk in closets and a big master bath! The utility room can double as a bonus room and can fit a futon. The roof and A/C were replaced in 2011. This lovely home sits in a well established and quiet neighborhood close to shopping, stores, and Seminole State College! A MUST SEE!!!
621 Beth Drive Sanford, FL 32771
Courtesy: SLOANE REALTY, LLC
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BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom / 2 bathroom home conveniently located on the border of Sanford and Lake Mary! This block home is situated at the end of a cul-de-sac and features a split floor plan with large bedrooms! Fresh interior paint! Laminate and carpet flooring throughout! Sliders off the dining room lead out to the screened in patio overlooking the oversized, fenced backyard (plenty of room for a pool!). Located near major roadways, shopping, and dining!
Courtesy: FLORIDA REALTY INVESTMENTS
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This one story 3 bedroom two bath home is located minutes away from the Sanford Airport. The living area sliding door leads to the enclosed porch. Large backyard with mature trees. Alarm system and cable connections. Roof replace 3-4 years ago. Electrical panel and plumbing re-piped during ownership. Near 417 and shopping. Needs TLC.
Courtesy: ELITE REALTY SERVICES
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Nice cozy home with new roof in 2014, new AC system with cage 2012, new kitchen cabinets 2017 and new appliances 2017. Large backyard with plenty of room for entertaining. Don't miss out on this one - a little TLC will go a long way! All information should be confirmed by buyer.
Courtesy: RE/MAX 200 REALTY
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Move into this beautiful model/ show home with five bedrooms (fifth bedroom is upstairs bonus on suite), five bathrooms and study on the highly- sought after North Isle. Gorgeous waterfront home site with long views and natural treeline ideal for privacy and great bass fishing. Foyer gives way to a formal living and dining room with butlers area with trayed ceiling and faux finishes. Study complete with built-in cabinets and shelving and storage closet. Over-sized master suite with hardwood floors, custom closet and travertine master bath, walk in shower, double sinks, garden tub. First floor secondary bedrooms include an on suite and Jack and Jill arrangement. Gourmet kitchen with center island, built in refrigerator over-looking soaring ceiling of the family room. Built in entertainment center, fireplace and cathedral ceilings with artistic windows. Upstairs bonus room has full bath with closet. Pool, spa and summer kitchen outdoors for entertaining. There is no gas on the property, so sellers will not guarantee the spa (no heater on the property), fireplace or grill; buyers due diligence. Lake Forest is a 24 hour manned community with clubhouse, fitness center, Junior Olympic and baby pool, lighted tennis courts, beach, volleyball, fishing pier and so much more. Quick access to I-4, the 417 and all of the amenities, shopping, beaches and attractions.
Courtesy: LEERDAM PROPERTIES INC.
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This beautifully updated 3 bed - 2 bath home is in excellent condition and is located near the intersection of 17-92 and H E Thomas Jr Parkway. This home features brand new kitchen cabinets and granite along with stainless steel appliances. The master bedroom is spacious and features an updated master bath that is sure to impress. The other two bedrooms feature new light fixtures and ample closet space. Both the living room and family room are a great size for relaxing and entertaining your friends and family. Other great features of the home include the spacious backyard, two car garage and screened porch on the side of the home. With all these features this home will surely be at the top of every buyers list.
3304 Palmway Drive Sanford, FL 32773
Courtesy: REALTY GROUP SPECIALISTS, LLC
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WOW! Amazing architectural details boast a "Gone with The Wind" feel in this unique home containing beautiful hardwood floors, 10' ceilings, 10' Base Boards and wood molding around doors and windows, metal roof, Gorgeous wrap around porch and two fireplaces, circular drive and over-sized covered carport! The Rumpus room/Den on second floor would be great playroom or office. Over 1/2 acre of majestic wooded views...land and privacy. Large utility room is perfect for extra storage and pantry overflow. The massive wrap around porch will be the envy of all your friends! Come sip some sweet tea while enjoying the breeze on your own mini-plantation! Desired by many, can only belong to one! Come home today! Conveniently located in a quiet neighborhood, close to shopping and major highway I- 4 and 417. (NOTE: Elementary school for the area is Region 3: Hamilton, Midway, or Pinecrest Elementary Schools).
Courtesy: ASSIST 2 SELL FOUTZ REALTY
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Your search is over! This Move-in-Ready 4 bedrooms 3.5 baths home features over 3,000 sq. ft. of living space and sits on a premium waterfront lot. The homes open floorplan includes a large living/dining room, separate family room, large eat-in-kitchen and upstairs bonus room. The kitchen features tons of cabinet space, closet pantry, island and great water views. Sliders off the dining area lead out to the homes covered and screened lanai which makes this home great for those who like to entertain. All bedrooms including the bonus room are located upstairs. The oversized master suite includes 2 walk-in closets, garden tub and separate shower. The open bonus room would make for a great home office, play area or game room. Located just minutes to local shopping and restaurants, historic downtown Sanford and Lake Monroe, and easy access to the 417 and I4. Call today for a private showing!
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Mark Brandon Read is sitting under a ''No Smoking'' sign outside a city-centre pub, pulling on his umpteenth cigarette of the day.
Even at 56 and not in the best of health, Chopper, it seems, is still not a bloke people tell what to do.
He is still recognisably Chopper, with the trademark moustache and the famously trimmed ears, but the years have not been kind to Read.
His occasionally halting and stumbling speech is apparently caused by the medication he takes for cirrhosis of the liver. The disease has also left him a little jaundiced and overweight.
I'm curious to know how people react. Are they frightened of him?
''I can't see any reason why they should be,'' he says. ''I'm 57 years old in November. I'm physically out of condition. I no longer carry a gun, although I have access to them …
I don't hurt people. I don't commit acts of violence towards anybody.''
He barely drinks any more either. What he does do now is paint and draw, perform on stage and write books. He is in town to talk about his latest book, Road to Nowhere, an account of his 23 years and nine months in Australian prisons.
To talk to Read or read his books is to enter another world that inverts the norms most of us cling to.
He takes us through the looking glass into a place of breathtaking casual brutality where men are judged only on their ability and willingness to inflict violence and where mutual survival is the closest facsimile to friendship.
In this world, a man can be ''a nasty sort of murderer'' (as if there were any other kind), while another is ''a very happy and friendly sort of killer''. It's also a world where extreme violence is a kind of hobby to help pass the time.
''Bashing people used to keep me entertained,'' Read writes. ''I'd make mental lists of blokes I had to get and it kept my mind occupied.
Bashing people used to keep me entertained, I'd make mental lists of blokes I had to get and it kept my mind occupied.
I spent hours and hours and hours planning how I'd get to them and then after a while there were so many people plotting against me that I had to think about how I was going to defend myself.''
At times, Read makes jail life almost seem like fun - a sort of Hogwarts for psychopaths - relating tales of mayhem and violence in the same way one might recall an apple-scrumping expedition to the headmaster's orchard.
Take the occasion when, to break the monotony, he carefully inserted razor blades into the supply of soap for the entire division.
''Three days later, the prisoners were cutting their throats, cutting between their legs and under their arms because the soap was wearing away,'' he explains.
The upshot was that the hard soap was replaced by liquid soap - that is, until Read poured caustic soda into the liquid soap.
Then there was the time he managed to inflict gastroenteritis on his fellow prisoners by carefully culturing human and rat faeces then introducing the mixture to the stew.
Adding to this curious impression of high jinks in the dorm is the fact the cycles of violence and retribution were often sparked by incidents that would be familiar to any kindergarten teacher.
In 1975, Read's infamous Overcoat Gang (the members wore long coats year-round to conceal their weapons) was born in response to an incident in which Read was accused of eating more than his fair share of sausages at Christmas. The endless round of bashings and worse became known as the ''Sausage War''.
Like an old soldier who can recall with urgent clarity events from battles half a century ago, Read's memories of his times in Pentridge, Risdon and other prisons seem as fresh and vital as if they had happened last week.
I ask him about a story, which appears in his book, of the killing of a paedophile prisoner in Pentridge in the mid '70s involving him and his pal, ''Mad'' Charlie Hegyalji.
''We walked in [to the cell] and Charlie's bashed him and stood on his chest,'' he recalls. ''I've gone in and tried to break the bloke's neck manually and I couldn't do it so I had to get on his bunk and I jumped from his bunk on to his neck.''
And here he stands up to demonstrate the motion.
''Bunk … head … bunk … head … bunk … head … and then on the neck and then on the chest,'' he says. ''By the time I got on to the chest he had stopped squawking. I took his shoelaces off him and tore the sheet in half and wrapped the sheet around his neck and me and Mad Charlie lifted him up - he was six foot tall, the big f---ing bastard - and tied him up over the top railing of the obso [observation] gate and
I dropped him down and I could smell shit and he had obviously pooed himself.
''We get out … and I said to Charlie, 'I don't think we should have tied his hands behind his back.' Charlie didn't get the joke and said, 'Why not?' And I said that people who commit suicide don't generally tie their hands behind their backs.''
This is vintage Read - appalling, gut-wrenching violence followed by a pay-off line that points up the bleak absurdity of the situation.
In among the bloodshed, there are plenty of funny lines in the book.
Take this about a girlfriend from his younger days: ''She had a baby girl and the timing was a bit alarming - it came out about nine months after I went in.''
Then there is the infamous ear removal incident. After Read had persuaded a fellow con to slice off his ears in order to get himself into the psychiatric wing, he was taken to Royal Melbourne Hospital bleeding profusely. ''I lost about nine pints,'' he recalls. ''I'll tell you what, Quentin Tarantino knew a lot about making movies but he knew bugger-all about cutting off ears, because the bleeding just doesn't stop.''
Inevitably, in between the ''highlights'' in the book, prison life was mainly composed of the sort of tedious futility that could almost have been finely calculated to torture a bloke of Read's obvious intelligence.
''I had a little game I used to play when it got dark,'' he writes. ''Kept me occupied for hours. I'd take a button off my shirt, throw it at the wall, and listen to it bounce, ping, ping, ping, then I'd crawl around in the dark trying to find it.''
We all gravitate towards narratives of reform and redemption. They have become a staple of books and movies. But Read's own story is too ambiguous for trite happy-ever-afters.
It took him nearly 24 years to decide that ''there was a lot more to life than the four walls of a prison cell, and there was a lot more to Mark Brandon Read than violence and bloodshed''.
It was a conclusion Read reached in spite of rather than because of being imprisoned. Quite why he finally reached that point, he finds hard to articulate. His long-time love and wife Margaret had a lot to do with it, he says, as does the couple's eight-year-old son, Roy. Perhaps it's as simple as age and having so much more to lose.
And although he has traded extensively on his notoriety since leaving prison for good, he still remains bewildered by the fondness he inspires everywhere.
''In Western Australia one time, a 15-year-old kid got up on stage and he had no ears,'' he recalls.
''He said he'd cut both ears off when he was 14 because he wanted to look like his Uncle Chop Chop. He was a good-looking kid and when I saw him I cried inside and thought to myself, 'Why did he do it?'''
Then, briefly, his face folds in upon itself and there is a fleeting glimpse of a man cornered by his past.
''I don't want anyone looking at me and hero-worshipping me,'' he says. ''I'm not someone to hero-worship for Christ's f---ing sake.
I wouldn't wish my life on my worst enemy.''
Road to Nowhere, by Mark ''Chopper'' Read, is published by Macmillan, $34.99.

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Hi guys, I bought the revolution theme by Alex Pascal and installed it on my blog.
I've asked him for help about 2 weeks ago now by leaving a comment and emailing, but no response – which is fine, I don't expect sellers to respond to help requests.
I was wondering if anyone can figure out what the issue is by any chance?
My website is www.filmandgamecomposers.com – the images just aren't showing up at all…
Hi musicformedia,
there seems to be something wrong with the image path. The file just cannot be found. Can you check where the files are uploaded to in Settings – Media?
Regards, GC
Hi thanks for the reply.
The image path to upload files to in Settings, Media is:
When I go into that folder via ftp, it shows one .gz file. The images on the slider/new posts are all added by "Community Innovation Post Settings" when creating a new post (if that makes sense)
I think it's some sort of issue with TimThumb (which some authors use in their themes to crop images) and the fact that you have something screwy with how your site is setup.
From what I remember when I used to use TimThumb, I'm pretty sure images have to be located on the same domain in order for the script to properly crop the images and display them.
Was your site in a different location, and then you moved it or something? The reason I ask is because all of your image url's are pointing to a different website.
Here's an example of an image on your site being feed into the timthumb script:
Notice the image there being referenced is this:
That image is on a completely different domain. If you go through every image on your page, they are all referenced from being from completely different website. Your website is filmandgamecomposers.com, but all the images are coming from sonicoctave.com. So, I think that is where the key to your problem lies; you need to get everything setup properly on this new site, filmandgamecomposers.com
OK that makes sense thanks. However, I've just tried uploading those files directly to my own website and its still not working.
So basically take this post for example:
On the front page, it has a small image on the left of it, and on the actual page, it has a header image at the top. Its also part of the slider, so should show up there.
I uploaded the image to the post by using Community Inovation Post Settings – clicked on "Upload Image", "Select Files from Computer" and uploaded it.
Its now uploaded here http://www.filmandgamecomposers.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/HeatherFenoughtyPortrait-265×300.jpg
It shows up as the "Featured Image" in the bottom right hand corner of the admin screen for the post, yet nothing has changed on the front page? Its not in the slider image, not on the image on the front page, or on the image at the top of the post?
Fyi: You can link to external images with this updated timthumb script: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web_Development/Web_Languages-Standards/PHP/Q_24965479.html
Also, is your cache folder writeable?
RedHenry said
Fyi: You can link to external images with this updated timthumb script: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web_Development/Web_Languages-Standards/PHP/Q_24965479.html Also, is your cache folder writeable?
It won't let me see that solution without subscribing to a month's subscription on that website. My cache folder is writeable yea
I might just uninstall it all and go from scratch again…looks like it might be the only way to do it
Unfortunately, that hasn't worked – I uploaded the new timthumb script but it made no difference.
I'll just uninstall and reinstall wordpress completely and try again


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The Internal Audit Division (ZIV) undertook an audit of the management of the contributions for the Northern Dimension Program as part of its review of Departmental Grants and Contributions. The objective of the audit was to determine the extent to which the contribution program was managed with sound comptrollership practices and complied with legislative and regulatory requirements.
We observed that some good management and administrative practices are in place. Overall, three of the five audit objectives were achieved. The contribution agreements were found to be in agreement with the majority of the requirements of the TB and Departmental Transfer Payment Policies. However, we noted opportunities for improvements to ensure that program funds are managed with due diligence and that payments are made in accordance with the policies. Specifically, these opportunities relate to:
A total of five audit recommendations are raised in the report and all are addressed to the Northern Dimension Program. Management has responded to each recommendation indicating action already taken or decision made, as well as future action. Management has stated that all five recommendations have been implemented.
1.1.1 The Northern Dimension of Canada's Foreign Policy (NDFP) was announced by the Minister of Foreign Affairs on June 8, 2000. The announcement also included a commitment of $10 million over five years, from a reallocation of existing departmental resources. Details of the policy were ratified by Cabinet in September 2000.
1.1.2 Treasury Board approved the terms and conditions for the creation of a new Class of Contributions in support of the DFAIT Northern Dimension of Canada's Foreign Policy.
1.1.3 NDFP is framed by three principles - meeting our commitments and taking a leadership role; establishing partnerships within and beyond government; and engaging in ongoing dialogue with Canadians, especially northerners. In keeping with this framework, the NDFP has four overarching objectives:
1.1.4 These objectives have been pursued through a focus on five priority areas for action over several years: (1) strengthening the Arctic Council; (2) helping to establish the University of the Arctic and enhancing a Canadian and Circumpolar research network; (3) strengthening co-operation with northern Russia; (4) promoting sustainable development through economic and trade opportunities; and (5) implementing the Canada-EU Joint Statement on Northern Cooperation.
1.1.5 While the Northern Dimension Program is managed by the Aboriginal and Circumpolar Affairs Division (AGA), its benefits affect a large number of divisions and missions, as well as FAC's relationships with a number of key domestic departments, from which it serves to leverage matching funds.
1.1.6 As it is focussed on the circumpolar region, the NDFP has become a key component of Canada's bilateral relations with the other seven Arctic key partner countries: Russia, the United States (Alaska), Norway, Iceland, as well as the European Union and the three countries that are members of both the EU and the Arctic Council (i.e., Finland, Sweden and Denmark - including Greenland). The Northern Dimension of Canada's Foreign Policy provides resources to support cooperative activities undertaken by Missions and by geographic divisions to advance Canada's bilateral relations. It is also the instrument to implement high-level political commitments such as the 1999 Canada-EU Joint Declaration on Northern Cooperation, or December 2000's Joint Statement between Canada and the Russian Federation of Cooperation in the Arctic and the North.
1.1.7 The NDFP also represents one of the major sources of funding for Canada's participation in the Arctic Council, the principal international forum where circumpolar issues are addressed.
1.1.8 Approximately half of the funding for the NDFP is provided in the form of contribution funds (Vote 10). This allows the Department to enter into joint projects with other levels of government, Indigenous organizations, non-government organizations, academic institutions and others throughout Canada that have interests in the North.
1.1.9 ZIV supported the program in developing its Risk-Based Audit Framework (RBAF) in February 2001 and overall, the level of risk associated with funding the NDFP is considered to be medium. The overall risk is assessed as medium because of such factors as *** the diversified number of partners and target groups seeking financial support; the total program value; recipients that are both inside and outside Canada; the many and varied recipients; the almost unlimited scope for action; the variable interest; willingness of potential partners to cooperate; the requirement to reallocating FAC resources from competing programs to fund the NDFP; and finally, the need for a close partnership with many partners and target groups.
2.1.1 This audit focussed on the administrative practices, processes (systems) and controls related to the management of the contributions for the Northern Dimension Program. The contribution agreement is in effect for the fiscal years 2000/01 to 2004/05. The Audit Team audited the contribution program in accordance with Treasury Board and Departmental Transfer Payment Policies.
2.2.1 The overall objective was to determine the extent to which the contribution program was managed with sound comptrollership practices and complied with legislative and regulatory requirements. In particular, the audit focussed on determining whether:
2.3.1 The audit examined the major business processes and key controls associated with the management of the contribution agreements at FAC. The contribution files examined were dated from the onset of the program, i.e. 2000/01, with a focus on the years 2002/03 and 2003/04.
2.3.2 We conducted a comprehensive review of relevant program documentation and interviewed key personnel in the Northern Dimension Program, Area Management Office (IAM), and Corporate Finance, Planning and Systems.
3.1.1 NDFP's Terms and Conditions state the following points:
Under Stacking, #2.3: The Program will require all potential recipients to disclose all sources of funding for a proposed project at the start and end of a project.
The Program does not currently ensure that all recipients provide this information.
Under Application Documentation, # 2.4: For contribution requests, potential recipients must submit a proposal describing the project, its objectives, implementation plan and time frame, potential risks, total estimated budget, total government assistance being sought from other sources and total being sought from the NDFP. A standardized application process will be developed for all potential recipients who submit a proposal.
The application process does not ensure that potential recipients provide all the above-stated information.
Under Payments, #3.4: ...advances shall be based on prudent cash management principles reflecting the immediate cash requirements of the recipient...
Where advances are issued in several installments, cash flow information is not always provided/requested.
Under Management Framework, #4: The NDFP will use an electronic project tracking and management system which, for each proposal, will track applicant information.
The Audit Team observed that applicant information is either captured in the spreadsheet "NDFP Implementation", or is held in the application file itself. No electronic tracking and management system exists.
3.1.2 AGA should ensure compliance with all the Program's Terms and Conditions regarding the sections on "Stacking", "Application Documentation" and " Payments", as stated above.
Regarding the section "MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK", AGA should amend the Terms and Conditions to reflect the current project tracking and management system.
3.1.2 AGA has a standardised system in place that requires all recipients to provide information on stacking, relevant application documentation and cash flow information. Furthermore, an enhanced electronic tracking system has been implemented.
3.2.1 AGA monitors, for quality and relevance, the project reports received from the recipients and where needed will consult with the proper authorities before proceeding with the payment process. When the reports or other outputs have been accepted, the documents submitted with the request for payment are reviewed by the Officer for payment approval. The acceptability of all submitted expenditures is determined by the responsible officers. However, there is no evidence on file indicating a follow-up of expenditures that are questionable by their nature and timing. For example:
In addition, results of recipient audits reflect the need to increase scrutiny.
3.2.2 AGA should ensure that all expenditures are clearly justified, timely and relevant.
3.2.2 As part of the standardised system implemented, one officer manages the record keeping which ensures consistent document management and effective scrutiny of all expenditures. Requests to include already incurred expenses are provided by the recipient when Contribution Agreements are signed by both parties after verbal agreement, and after some expenses have already been incurred. AGA is in regular contact with recipients and guidelines on financial reporting requirements are sent to all recipients. Follow-up with recipients is done at the beginning of the fourth quarter to ensure that they will have all their documentation in on time.
3.2.3 Contribution files were found to be incomplete and disorganized. Not all the information pertaining to an application is on file. For example, application requests; e-mails that stand as proof that the contribution agreement has been approved by SMFH before being finalized; and final reports are not always placed on file. This situation was brought to the attention of AGA's management who, during the course of the audit, took corrective action to complete and organize all current and open files.
3.2.4 AGA should ensure that all contribution files are complete and organized.
AGA Action and Time Frame
3.2.4 All contribution files are now complete and organized.
3.2.5 Accounting records and other relevant documents are maintained and disclose the amounts paid to recipients.
3.2.6 The contribution agreement was found to be in agreement with the majority of the requirements of the TB and Departmental Transfer Payment Policies. The contribution agreement respects the template as set out by SMD.
3.2.7 Amendments to the contribution agreement are communicated informally through a letter to the recipient. There were no amendments to the contribution agreement reflecting the changes.
3.2.8 AGA should ensure that all amendments are reflected in a new agreement and approved by SMFH.
3.2.8 All amendments which are requested to contribution agreements are sent to SMFH for approval. The email documentation of correspondence with SMFH is kept on file under the respective contribution agreement. Amendments are sent to the recipient for their signature and kept on file as well as sent to IAM.
3.3.1 With respect to finalizing the recipient audit report, there is a lack of coordination between the Department and the recipient. Program management is responsible to conclude the process to the satisfaction of all involved. This includes resolution of any disagreement between the Department and the recipient, as well as determining if recovery of audit adjustments will be initiated by SMD through an invoice or from subsequent recipient payments. In the latter case, this recovery process needs to be controlled by program management.
3.3.2 AGA should ensure proper management of the process involved with recipient audits, at all stages, including the conclusion stage.
3.3.2 AGA works in close collaboration with ZIV on all recipient audits. AGA determines which recipients should be audited and then informs ZIV. AGA contacts the recipients (by email and telephone) to let them know that an audit is planned and also introduces ZIV to the recipient. Once the audit is completed, ZIV provides a copy of the draft audit to both the recipient and AGA. If necessary, AGA provides comments to the draft audit report. If follow-up is required, AGA discusses options with ZIV.


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Record of Telephone Conversation - Cervarix, July 26, 2009 PM
System Info - 100608 SHONE, DEANNA 27-Jul-2009 17:50:07 SHONEDE
Submission Type: Original Application Submission ID: 125259/0 Office: OVRR
Human Papillomavirus Bivalent (Types 16 and 18) Vaccine, Recombinant
GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals
Telecon Date/Time: 26-JUL-2009 02:53 PM Initiated by FDA? Yes
Telephone Number:
Communication Categorie(s):
Information Request
Author: HELEN GEMIGNANI
Telecon Summary:
Information Request RE: HPV-009
FDA Participants:
Non-FDA Participants:
Trans-BLA Group: No
Related STNs: None
Related PMCs: None
Telecon Body:
From: Gemignani, Helen S
Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2009 2:53 PM
To: 'firstname.lastname@example.com'
Cc: 'firstname.lastname@example.com'; 'firstname.lastname@example.com'
Subject: Cervarix BLA - Information Request RE: HPV-009
In the safety report for subject PID 389954 (study HPV-009), the case report states the following:
"Follow-up received on 11 December 2007 : On 10 December 2007 a copy of the biopsy report from the National Cancer Institute of the United States was obtained : Diagnosis : colon, total colectomy : severe mucosal injury with penetrating ulcers, fibrinopurulent pseudomembranous exudate, inflammatory polyps and inflammatory pseudopolyps, bacterial and fungal elements are present on surface and luminal area. The differential diagnosis is broad and includes idiopathic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), infections, ischemic or drug induced injury. This case was seen in consultation with the GI pathology section of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology and they agree with out interpretation. They do not favor IBD as the most possible etiology. A copy of their report is in our files."
1) CBER requests submission of this report to the Cervarix BLA.
Helen Sullivan Gemignani
Regulatory Project Manager
Division of Vaccines and Related Products Applications/Viral Vaccine Branch
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March 7, 2009 – 11 Adar 5769
Annual: Ex. 27:20 – 30:10 (Etz Hayim, p. 503; Hertz p. 339)
Triennial: Ex. 28:31 – 29:18 (Etz Hayim p. 508; Hertz p. 342)
Haftarah: I Samuel 15:2 – 34 (Etz Hayim, p. 1282; Hertz p. 996)
Prepared by Rabbi Joyce Newmark
Teaneck, New Jersey
Moses is told to instruct the Israelites to prepare olive oil for lighting the ner tamid, the "eternal light" in the mishkan.
God then gives instructions for making the special vestments for Aaron, the kohen gadol (high priest), and his sons, the ordinary priests. Aaron's vestments would include the ephod (a long vest or apron), breastplate, robe, sash, tunic, and a headdress with a golden plate inscribed "Holy to the Lord." The ordinary priests were to wear tunics, sashes, and turbans.
The parashah continues with instructions for the seven-day ceremony for ordaining the priests. It concludes with instructions for making the altar where incense will be burned in the mishkan.
Aaron shall wear it while officiating, so that the sound of it is heard when he comes into the sanctuary before the Lord and when he goes out – that he may not die. (Exodus 28:35)
Sparks for Discussion
We would all agree that it is wrong to snoop or invade the privacy of our neighbors -- even if we can't always resist the temptation to do so -- but what about family members? Rabbi Shimon bar Yohai says that we must respect the privacy of those who live in our own home. Do you agree? Are there limits? Should spouses read each other's email? Should a parent knock on a child's door and wait to be invited in? Do parents have the right or even the responsibility to monitor their child's on-line activity, to read her diary, or to search his room for drugs?
What responsibility does a person have to guard her or his own privacy? Today it's hard to avoid hearing people's cell phone conversations or seeing others' embarrassing moments posted online. How do you keep your private life private?
You shall make a frontlet (tzitz) of pure gold and engrave on it the seal inscription "Holy to the Lord." (Exodus 28:36)
Jewish sources generally praise modesty, humility, and the willingness to compromise. Still, our commentators insist that there are times when refusing to bend is to be praised. Under what circumstances? On what issues are you unwilling to compromise? How do you know when stubbornness is "Holy to the Lord" and when it is just ego?


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This was the dirtiest most unfriendly hotel I have EVER stayed in. The front desk acted as though it was a bother for us to stay in their hotel. Sheets were dirty on the bed. Given a room that already had guests in it!
Awesome atmosphere and clean comfy rooms. Elvis music by the pool was the best!
Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Room was spacious, and clean. Bed was very comfortable. Door to room had a gap between door and door jam, large enough for bugs to get in (fortunately none did). Room smelled strongly of cleaning agent.
Staff, closeness to Graceland, friendly staff. Bed was not very good, too soft and not supporting.
With only 2 hotels in the immediate vicinity of Graceland (Graceland Guesthouse is not yet open), this was the nicer of the two and was very reasonably priced. Free parking, pool, AC, free breakfast. Glad we stayed here. The stock of breakfast food choices was a little low by the time we got there.
Clean room, fresh bedding, frig & microwave. Elvis pictures & Memorabilia. So close to Graceland. Security door did not work, Lamont window did not my work, sleep # bed did not work, outlet by beds need more.


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So there was Vancouver Canucks coach John Tortorella, who had more or less been on his best behaviour all season, trying to get to the Calgary Flames' dressing room after a brawl-filled first period to challenge … who? Bob Hartley, the Flames coach? Probably. It wouldn't have made any sense to go after Brian McGrattan, who had duked it out with the Canucks' Tom Sestito during a 1970s-style line brawl that broke out two seconds into Saturday night's game between the Pacific Division rivals and conjured up images of three guys wearing funny glasses, talking about old-time hockey.
Yes, Slap Shot – the 2014 version – was on Saturday night, the last act of Hockey Night In Canada's endless day-long broadcast. If you went to bed at a reasonable hour, here's what you missed:
Hartley started the game with his fourth line – Kevin Westgarth at centre between McGrattan and Blair Jones, on the grounds that they'd been playing well lately, in losing seven in a row at home. Whenever Tortorella sees a fourth line starting a game, he responds with his own fourth line – and then goes bananas on the opposing coach. (See Tortorella versus the New Jersey Devils' Pete DeBoer during the 2012 playoffs). Sestito said it about as well as anyone could, that Tortorella advised his players that because the Flames were starting their "idiots," the Canucks had to respond in kind.
Sestito went out, as did did Dale Weise, with rookie centre Kellan Lain between them. Just before puck drop, however, Canucks defenceman Kevin Bieksa assessed the moment; decided he didn't like what he saw; and shooed Lain out of the circle. In the end, it was Bieksa there when the puck dropped and Westgarth jumped him. Everybody paired off, McGrattan and Sestito took part in the main event and when the dust settled, eight players – four per team – were ejected.
But Tortorella wasn't done. After the first period, television cameras caught him in the corridor, outside the Flames' dressing room, making his views known. McGrattan fended him off, and eventually Flames goaltending coach Clint Malarchuk made a beeline toward Tortorella, only to be restrained by the team's staff.
Tortorella's legendary temper finally got the best of him, and one would think that NHL senior vice-president Colin Campbell will have a word with him about conduct unbecoming a coach. It is hard to imagine any scenario under which Tortorella isn't fined or suspended. Hartley too, given that back in the NHL preseason, the league fined then-Buffalo Sabres coach Ron Rolston for "player selection" – he put tough guy John Scott out against the Toronto Maple Leafs' Phil Kessel, trying to start something.
Hartley and Tortorella have a history dating to Tortorella's days coaching the Tampa Bay Lightning when Hartley was running the Atlanta Thrashers. They had a memorable confrontation in 2005, when Tortorella blasted the Thrashers for deploying a tough guy named Eric Boulton to go after defenceman Paul Ranger, then with Tampa.
"I see the starting lineup and I know the other guy across the bench," Tortorella said after. "It's easy for people to say, 'well put the Sedins out there and it's deflated.' I can't put our players at risk that way. With the lineup he had, I'm not going to put those types of players at risk – and that's what ensues. I'm not proud of it. I've apologized to every player involved. I don't feel great about it at all.
"I thought my players responded tremendously. It shouldn't be in the game, that stuff. I don't want it in the game. But I have to protect my team, too."
Naturally, Hartley saw it from a different perspective.
"We had absolutely zero intentions there," he said. "Those guys are playing hard for us. We're a disciplined hockey club and, as far as I know, they were the home team, so they had the luxury to put whoever they wanted out on the ice."
The first two seconds overshadowed what was otherwise an entertaining and hard-fought hockey game. Because each team lost two defencemen right off the hop, it meant that the key defenders on both clubs played yeoman minutes and Vancouver squeaked out the victory, tying the game on a third-period power play and winning in the fifth round of the shootout.
Of course, Calgary's been talking about truculence and testosterone ever since Brian Burke came in to run hockey operations. If the Flames are going to be bad, it looks as if they plan to go down swinging – and the Canucks seem intent on swinging back.
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MacBreak Weekly 330
From The Official TWiT Wiki
Episode 330
Guests: Don McAllister
Topic: Apple TV, the startup chime, best apps of 2012, and more.
Recorded: December 17, 2012
Published: December 17, 2012
Duration: 1:56:55
- 1 MacBreak Weekly 330: Sugaring Off
- 1.1 Hosts
- 1.2 Guests
- 1.3 Topics
- 1.3.1 Apple stock down in $530 range, off from its high above $700
- 1.3.2 Apple first to get new K9 electric bus from BYD
- 1.3.3 More Apple TV set rumors
- 1.3.4 Brightcove CEO Jeremy Allaire wants an Apple TV for Christmas
- 1.3.5 Apple's Mac startup chime is now trademarked
- 1.3.6 iTunes 11.0.1 restores 'Remove Duplicates' feature
- 1.3.7 Instagram changes terms of service
- 1.3.8 iOS 6.0.2 released for iPhone 5 and iPad mini, fixes wifi bug
- 1.3.9 New Apple system status page for iCloud, stores, and services
- 1.3.10 Is the iPad/iPhone market saturated in the US?
- 1.3.11 Google Maps app released
- 1.3.12 App Store Best of 2012
- 1.4 Picks of the Week
- 2 Sponsors
- 3 Production Information
MacBreak Weekly 330: Sugaring Off
Apple TV, the startup chime, best apps of 2012, and more.
- Leo Laporte (@leolaporte/Google+)
- Andy Ihnatko (@ihnatko/Google+)
- Rene Ritchie (@reneritchie/about.me)
Apple stock down in $530 range, off from its high above $700
- Leo: Is this something we should pay attention to?
- Andy: Only reason to be concerned would be if it goes so low that Apple would become an acquisition target, but Apple's market cap is still so high it's not a concern at all.
- Don: Apple's done so much this year, the market may have some uncertainly about what's in store for the next 12 months.
Apple first to get new K9 electric bus from BYD
More Apple TV set rumors
- Don: Article says Apple is still testing different designs, so probably not getting released any time soon.
- Leo: A television still seems far-fetched, but the consistent rumors from the supply chain mean Apple must be experimenting, right?
- Andy: Apple is known for experimenting with many things that never became products, but with so little definitive information, anything's possible at this point.
Brightcove CEO Jeremy Allaire wants an Apple TV for Christmas
- Leo: Jeremy says that Apple's television would also have to be a compelling game console... current consoles on the market are mostly old, so there's a chance for disruption, if Valve doesn't get there first with their SteamBox.
- Don: Apple has been slowly experimenting with live broadcasting this year with its iTunes concert series and keynote, broadcast live to Apple TVs.
- Leo: Jeremy's thought experiment is about how Apple can use a television to finally create a full entertainment ecosystem for consumers, and the various benefits and ease of use that can come from such integration.
- Rene: Apple would likely still have to cooperate with existing cable companies
- Leo: True, Apple would have to reinvent the entire industry to make it work without being beholden to cable companies
- Leo: TV upgrade cycle not too different from computer upgrade cycle (~4 years), so Apple probably isn't put off by that
- Leo: Aerio (the NYC company that rents out access to tiny antennas to give subscribers network TV access) added its first cable channel, perhaps the company is positioning itself for feeding content to an Apple television?
- Andy: To get the kind of fine-grained access to programming we want, we may have to wait until the current 18-year-olds hold executive positions at the networks 15 years from now, then the decision makers will see this kind of access as natural.
Apple's Mac startup chime is now trademarked
iTunes 11.0.1 restores 'Remove Duplicates' feature
Instagram changes terms of service
- Rene: Already deleted my account. With free social media services that don't have a business model, the customers are the easiest thing to monetize.
- Leo: Much of the confusion is related to whether or not the new terms allow Instagram to use or modify user photos for the purposes of creating advertisements.
- Andy: After talking to a number of different lawyers about this, I'm convinced the language that's in this thing is overly broad
- Leo: Terms also say that Instagram's ads may not be labeled as such, which by itself is grounds for leaving the service.
iOS 6.0.2 released for iPhone 5 and iPad mini, fixes wifi bug
New Apple system status page for iCloud, stores, and services
Is the iPad/iPhone market saturated in the US?
- 30% iPhone growth year over year, so concerns likely unfounded for now
Google Maps app released
- Andy: While Apple no longer seems to be denying apps based on competing with Apple apps, it would be great for iOS 7 to specify default services for things like maps.
App Store Best of 2012
Picks of the Week
- Don's pick: 1Password 4 for iOS by AgileBits. $7.99
- Brand new interface, including built-in browser for
- Rene's pick: [http://thetransitapp.com The Transit App. Free or subscription for additional features
- Great way to get transit directions and map out routes.
- Andy's pick: A Charlie Brown Christmas for iOS. $2.99
- It's all new, and Flickr's first really well-done iOS app
- Leo's pick: Philips Hue LED bulb system. $200 for 3 bulbs and base station.
- These are RGB lightbulbs, can control the color via mobile apps
- Audible
- Ford
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Colombian human rights activist Ingrid Betancourt will "share her extraordinary story of ... activism, persecution and resilience, including her kidnapping by rebels and six years of captivity in the Colombian jungle" tonight at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash., according to a school media release.
Betancourt is a former Colombian senator and one-time Colombian presidential hopeful. In February 2002, she was kidnapped by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). More than six years later, she and 14 other hostages, including three Americans, were rescued by Colombian security forces.
The rescue received worldwide attention, notably in France because of Betancourt's dual French-Colombian citizenship.
Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2008, she continues to campaign for the release of the more than 700 people estimated to be held hostage today in Colombia.
The lecture is part of the Jesuit university's Presidential Speaker Series and will take place at 7 p.m. in Gonzaga's McCarthey Athletic Center.
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- //Home
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- //Reviews
- //Cindy Alexander
Let's get straight to the point. Cindy Alexander looks great, sounds even better and has a debut album packed full of well-written, potential pop-rock hits—so can someone please explain exactly why A&R men aren't currently forming a disorderly queue around her?
See Red is highly polished, commercial-sounding pop/rock that should need no higher recommendation than the fact that famed LA producer David Darling saw enough talent in Alexander to have produced the majority of its 11 tracks.
Cindy Alexander
See Red
The pop-rock of opener "Better Than I Am" sets the scene for the rest of the album and justifies this faith in Alexander's music, while "Sick of Myself" is a great line in edgy modern-sounding pop with some superb, paranoid lyrics.
It's an album with a real diversity and richness that tips a wink to Alexander's influences (Meredith Brooks, Sarah McLachlan, Sheryl Crow) yet almost everything about it shows an individuality, intelligence and talent that shows it's about time Alexander added to her gong for Outstanding Songwriter at the 1998 LA Music Awards.
The material ranges from the spine-chilling piano of "Prophet" and "City Astronaut" to the raucous, twang-rock of the anthemic "Joei" and "I'm OK" to the pure pop of "In My Box". Along with the shimmering delicacy of the ballad "Time Falling Down", these songs have melodies to die for and a surefire hit potential that would reward anyone clever enough to offer Ms Alexander the chance she undoubtedly deserves.
Perhaps the only thing preventing her from reaching the big time is a reluctance on the part of the A&R men who often frequent her sold-out shows in LA to sign another female singer-songwriter when that particular market is perhaps oversubscribed already.
Nevertheless, great songs, intelligent, tongue-in-cheek lyrics ("Joei hit the big time on her own / She's just got a billboard / Are They Real or Silicone?"—"Joei"), and a real vocal presence means that, in case you hadn't noticed, See Red comes HIGHLY recommended.
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"Australia's country great Kasey Chambers embraced her ambition on a new double-album, but still wants to be remembered as "being real in a very fake world."READ the article


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TOP STORY>> Districts to start on their facilities
By John Hofheimer
Leader staff writer
The freshly minted Public School Academic Facilities and Transportation Commission on Tuesday authorized interim director Dave Floyd to begin hiring a staff and it adopted emergency rules and regulations for 120 days so that schools can begin applying for authorization and money to make critical school repairs.
Applications are due by July 1, but we are ready, waiting on them to say, Heres the money, said James Warren, assistant superintendent for facilities at Pulaski County Special School District.
We know what needs to be fixed first and foremost. Theyll have people looking over our shoulder. We need to spend on roofs. Thats where we are right now.
The district has roofs and HVAC systems that are more than 20 years old and need to be replaced. Right now, roofs are leaking into classrooms, ruining floor and ceiling tiles, according to Warren.
Were taking bids on roofs right now, he said. We hope those will be priority one.
He said at least 10 schools needed new roofs at an estimated cost of more than $550,000. Those include the Jacksonville Elementary main building, Oak Grove High School band building, Oak Grove High School Gym dressing rooms, Lawson Elementary original building, Fuller Middle School cafeteria, Mill High School four-classroom pod, Adkins Elementary School media center, Sherwood Elementary School media center, Cato Elementary School original building and the Jacksonville auxiliary gym dressing rooms.
Originally the roofs were designated priority three, but the district has asked for those roofs to be designated critical, for immediate attention.
Eligible for the immediate repair program are projects including HVAC, floors, roofs, sewage systems, water supplies, asbestos abatement, fire alarm systems, exterior doors, emergency lighting and accessibility for the disabled.
As interim director Dave Floyd put it, the criteria for immediate repair would be things that interfered with keeping occupants safe, warm, dry and healthy.
In many cases, however, roofs and HVAC systems cannot be replaced while school is in session, said Floyd.
Including the less-pressing as well as the critical needs, it will cost an estimated $203 million to make schools in Cabot, Lonoke, Beebe and the Jacksonville area adequate, according to the $8.5 million school facilities report.
That would correct current deficiencies, make the schools educationally suitable and allow for enrollment growth and normal deterioration over the next five years.
Making adequate the Jacksonville area schoolspart of the Pulaski County Special School Districtwill cost an estimated $118 million. The tab for Cabot Schools is $51 million, Beebe schools $21 million and Lonoke Schools $13.6 million according to estimates in the report.
Lonoke Superintendent Sharron Havens has told her board that Lonoke Schools dont have many critical problems and wont likely receive much money the first year. The facilities report released last year identified only $183,000 worth of critical needs at Lonoke.
Sen. Shane Broadway, D-Bryant, whose legacy may prove to be the states school facilities laws passed this last session, thanked the commission for the hard work it has and will do.
We picked you for your talents, he said. This is an evolving process. A lot of us spent the last two years working on this. I thought this day would never come. We had no idea how to start an $8.5 million study.
He said there would be a lot of construction dollars to help boost the state economy while protecting the states school children and responding to the Lake View School Adequacy rulings.
This beginning, according to Charles Knox, assistant director of the Arkansas Association of Edu-cational Administrators, should encourage school administrators.
The commission and its rules address emergency needs and provide for help in case of a catastrophe, he said, but weve yet to see the rules and regulations on the partnership between the districts and the state.
Knox said he hoped the next General Assembly would establish a permanent funding mechanism for facilities repair and construction.
Members of the three-person commission are Dr. Ken James, director of the state Education De-partment; Richard Weiss, director of the state Finance and Adminis-tration Department, and Mac Dodson, president of the Arkansas Development Finance Authority.
The commission also voted to advertise for:
Seven new jobs in the division, which eventually will have about 25 employees to oversee building projects in all 254 school districts. Ten of the permanent jobs will be bus inspectors that the state will cross-train to inspect school buildings. Districts that dont keep their facilities up to state standards will be sanctioned.
Architects and engineers who will be hired on a part-time basis to review each districts application for state aid. Floyd estimated that about a dozen such professionals would be needed in the next 18 months.
The state and its school districts will be operating on short deadlines for both immediate state aid and 10-year building plans for each district.
Were going to be inundated with all these plans, Floyd said of the need for temporary employees. The permanent staff cant handle that flow.
The Legislature last month set aside $20 million for immediate and catastrophic repairs. Another $50 million is for local school building debt incurred after Jan. 1, 2005, and $40 million is to help with each districts state-ap-proved master plan.
Districts must have applications completed for immediate-needs funding by July 1, and the 10-year master plan is due by Feb. 1, 2006.
To be eligible for the repairs, districts must provide documentation of the deficiency and of how it is an immediate hazard to the health and safety of students, teachers and others using the facility, the integrity of the facility with regard to meeting minimum health or safety standards or extraordinary deterioration.
David Robinson of the Arkansas News Bureau contributed to this article.


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The Blue Light Rapists petition for clemency, filed 12 days ago, has a snowballs chance in, er, Haiti, according to one long-time observer of Arkansas jurisprudence who asked not to be identified. Having served about eight years of the 80 years to which he was sentenced in 1998 for kidnapping and raping Cabot teenager Shannon Woods, and six years of a life sentence passed down in 2000 in connection with a separate home invasion and rape, Robert Todd Burmingham has petitioned the Post Prison Transfer Board for a sentence commutation.
Burmingham, of Wynne, perhaps Arkansas most notorious serial rapist, wrenched Woods innocence from her that July night in 1997, but he didnt take her courage or resolve. Woods has stepped from the shadows where rape victims often seek anonymity and into the bright glare of television lights and camera strobes. Monday and Tuesday alone, the 27-year-old single mom will have conducted four television interviews and at least two newspaper interviews.
She and her father, Larry Wood, have begun a campaign to make sure Burmingham serves at least the 58 years that Circuit Judge L.T. Simes II told the jury he would serve of an 80-year sentence, and they seem to be off to a good start. Woods lives in Ward, where her state senator, Bobby Glover, said Monday that he would oppose Burminghams petition.
It was Glover, D-Carlisle, who took the legislative lead two years ago in holding Gov. Mike Huckabee more accountable for his then-generous clemency policy and who helped derail the governors announced grant of executive clemency for Glen M. Green. Green was convicted of kidnapping from Little Rock Air Force Base and brutally murdering 18-year-old Helen Lynette Spencer of Gravel Ridge. While Green continues to languish in jail, there is recent precedent for the parole board cutting loose early a violent criminal with local ties.
On Sept. 5, the board ruled that Michael R. Webb, 33, who murdered Cabot teenager Jason Hatcher, 17, in a Sherwood Har-vest Foods parking lot, can be released in December, having served 11 years of his 46-year sentence. Thats despite continuous, vigorous and impassioned opposition by Hatchers family. Perhaps emboldened by Webbs good fortune, Burmingham filed his petition for executive clemency three days later. Burmingham is an inmate at the Grimes Medium Security Unit at Nashville, according to prison spokesperson Dina Tyler. He works inside the facility as a maintenance clerk and has a good institutional record, she said.
These are the earliest (press) calls weve ever received on clemency, said Rhonda Sharp, spokesperson for the state Post Prison Transfer Board, Monday. Thats what Im going for, said Woods. To beat him to the punch. Violent offenders should have to serve the time. Sharp said it was so early in the process that she didnt even have access to his application.
If during the initial screening, the board sends the petition on with a negative recommendation, Huckabee will decide on the grant, but if the petition goes through the fairly lengthy full process, his successor will make the call next year, according to Tyler.
Burminghams screening is set up for Dec 3. In recent interviews with gubernatorial candidates, only independent candidate Rob Bryant took a hard line, saying rapists and murderers must do their time. Sharp described the clemency process as a lengthy one, saying the boards staff must pull together a file from several resources. That could be completed by October. A group of such petitions will be forwarded to the parole board for screening in December.
It will determine whether the petition warrants a hearing. If so, there will be separate hearings for the inmate and for the victims, Sharp said. At that point, a board member will review information from the hearings and make a recommendation that Burming-hams petition has merit or doesnt.
The five-member subcommittee of the board will decide whether to forward the petition to the entire seven-person board and to put the recommendation of their Web site. Thirty days later, the petition will be forwarded to the governor for his decision. Woods, now a respiratory therapist, was a recent high school graduate at the time, enjoying her summer and looking forward to starting at Arkansas State at Jonesboro on a full scholarship.
She and friends spent that evening hanging out in the Lonoke WalMart parking lot, as they often did. Looking back now, she thinks Burmingham may have scouted her and followed her from the parking lot, waiting until she was in the dark, sparsely settled area of the county, just two miles from her parents house. She was pulled over by what she thought was a lawman with a flashing blue light on the dashboard.
I was getting my drivers license and registration from my purse, she said, and she turned to see a man wearing a ski mask pointing a handgun at her. Blindfolded, she was taken to a rent house owned by Burminghams father in Cross County, where he raped her several times, she said. Early in her ordeal, Woods began paying attention to her surroundings, like the number of steps from the ground to the door of the house, what station and what music was playing on the radio and other things that helped cement the states case against Burmingham.
Still, it was an anonymous tip that led the State Police to him, and DNA evidence that put him awayfor 80 years or life, his victims thought. Woods father says DNA evidence also tied Burmingham to rapes in Lee and Woodruff counties, but victims and law enforcement officials, who believed he would be in jail until he was in his mid-80s, said Burmingham wasnt tried in the other cases, which Shannon Woods says couldnt be tried now because of the statute of limitations. The case and the trial were covered by national television news.
Our judicial system is messed up, she said Monday afternoon. The Victims Information Network left a message at her parents house Friday, alerting her that Burmingham had applied for clemency. Woods said that since that time, shes been getting the run-around from both the governors office and the parole board, but Sharp says its so early in the process that no one has any information.


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