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Fontane Bianche Beach Club
Hotel Specials
Package Specials
Package Specials
Garden Room
- One Double Bed
Garden Room for 3 people
- Three Single Beds
Double Room
- One Double Bed
Triple Room
- Three Single Beds
Make yourself at home in one of the 181 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Rooms have private balconies where you can take in sea and pool views. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. You can soak up the sun at the private beach or enjoy other recreational amenities including a nightclub and a health club. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, a concierge desk, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
Grab a bite from a snack bar/deli serving guests of Fontane Bianche Beach Club. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request).
Fontane Bianche Benessere has 5 treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body treatments, and manicures and pedicures. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including Ayurvedic.
A private beach and a health club are featured at the hotel. An indoor pool, an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a seasonal outdoor pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a spa tub and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
The preferred airport for Fontane Bianche Beach Club is Catania (CTA-Fontanarossa) - 57.8 km / 35.9 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometre.
Know Before You Go
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Connecting/adjoining rooms may be available, subject to availability. Guests can request connecting/adjoining rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: EUR 50 per pet, per week
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 5 per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Mandatory Fees and Taxes
Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- Resort fee: EUR 5 per person, per night
- Pool access
- Spa tub access
- Beach access
- Fitness center access
- Fitness/yoga classes
- Sporting facilities or equipment
- Additional inclusions
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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BUENOS AIRES, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Argentina's new President Mauricio Macri and his finance minister showed "courage and flexibility" in dealing with the country's legal battle with creditors, the U.S. court-appointed mediator in the case said on Friday.
Argentine officials in New York for talks with the creditors made a proposal on Friday to end the dispute, mediator Daniel Pollack said in a statement. Two of the six leading creditors had accepted the terms of the preliminary deal, he added.
Pollack said he had spoken by phone with both Macri and Finance Minister Alfonso Prat-Gay, who stood "solidly" behind the proposal.
"Both have shown courage and flexibility in stepping up to and dealing with this long-festering problem which was not of their making," Pollack said in a statement. (Reporting by Buenos Aires newsroom; Editing by James Dalgleish)

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Tobacco company Reynolds American says it will close two cigarette plants - one in its headquarters city in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and another in Puerto Rico - in a move to adjust to changing demand for cigarettes.
The nation's second-largest cigarette maker says production of cigarettes like Camel and Pall Mall will shift to its largest facility in Tobaccoville, N.C., this summer. It says about 60 jobs in Puerto Rico will be eliminated in the consolidation.
At the same time, Reynolds says it will expand its smokeless tobacco processing and manufacturing capacity at facilities in Memphis and Clarksville, Tenn.
The maker of Kodiak and Grizzly smokeless tobacco says the two plants will be fully operational by early 2012.


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Washington, Sep 2 (IANS) US labor productivity growth was revised up in the second quarter of this year, reflecting a rebound in the economic growth in the quarter.
The Labor Department said on Wednesday that nonfarm business sector labor productivity increased at a 3.3 percent annual rate during April-June, compared to the previous estimate of 1.3 percent increase. On a year-on-year basis, the productivity rose 0. 7 percent, Xinhua reported.
The growth in productivity reflected an increase of 4.7 percent in output and an increase of 1.4 percent in hours worked in that period, the department said in a report.
The US Commerce Department recently revised up its estimate for the real gross domestic product (GDP) in the second quarter to a growth of 3.7 percent, higher than an advance estimate of 2.3 percent. The revised-up figure beat market expectations that growth should have bounced back only mildly from a meager growth in the chilly spring.


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I've just switched from java programming to c programming and am currently facing some problems (probably as I'm unfamilar with pointers and c syntax).
Let's same my program has to read in an unknown number of strings (with 40 chars max) until it reads the string "halt". I have to use the malloc function to ensure that the correct amount of memory is allocated to the input string, and then print out the size of this new string (as proof).
Why is it that the size of the new string is fixed at the size of the very first string processed? Guess that I'm doing something seriously wrong here.
[/code]Code:int main() { char[41] currString; char *newString; scanf("%s",currString); while (strcmp(currString,"stop")!=0) {newString=(char *) malloc (strlen(currString)+1);printf("%lu\n",sizeof(newString));scanf("%s",currString);return 0; }
Hope to get some advice. Thanks.


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I would like to configure my HTPC so that when it's not in use for extended periods of time, and the extenders are not accessing it, that it enters hibernation mode.
My HTPC is solely used as a media centre system which is connected to the living room TV. I've got 4 extenders dotted around the house (2 Linksys DMA2100 using wireless and 2 XBox360 using wired network) and I've just about to setup a WHS. I would like to get the HTPC to hibernate during extended periods of idle time, but because I haven't been able to configure it properly to hibernate I end up having it on all the time. The issues I've run into are listed below my hardware specifications.
Asus P5W DH Deluxe
Seasonic S12 PSU
Vista Ultimate x64
3 x Hauppauge Nova-T-500 DVB-t twin tuners
1 x Terratec Cinergy 2400i DVB-t tuner
One of the issues I have is USB re-enumeration. This causes a problem with the Hauppauge card's 2nd tuner which uses a USB bridge to connect to the PCI slot. When Vista resumes/reboots it will think it's found new hardware (creating new entries in the registry). This means that 3 of my tuners are rendered useless unless I reconfigure the tuners which rather defeats the purpose.
I cannot resume the PC from hibernation using the MC remote (the Microsoft receiver is a USB device). I have to use a keyboard that is physically connected to the PC which is hardly convenient in the living room environment.
I cannot resume the PC from hibernation using the extenders (whether they're connected via wired or wireless network.
Quite clearly I'm doing something wrong. I've experimented with settings in several places including the BIOS, the device manager settings for the network and also the power schemes but to no avail. And before anyone asks, the motherboard in question doesn't have any jumper setting to invoke WOL, it's done via the BIOS.


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By Sajjad Tarakzai
ISLAMABAD — Pakistan will arrest former military ruler Pervez Musharraf should he return as announced at the end of the month from three years of self-imposed exile, the interior minister said Wednesday.
"I assure this house that if he lands in Pakistan, he will be arrested because he is a PO [proclaimed offender]," Rehman Malik told the upper house of parliament.
"There are three registered cases against him. He has been named in these cases, so ultimately he will be arrested."
In a telephone address to a political rally in Pakistan's largest city of Karachi on January 8, Musharraf promised to fly home between January 27-30 to contest general elections now widely expected later this year.
"I'll land in Karachi despite all sorts of dangers to my life," he said.
"I can sacrifice my life if need be for the people of Pakistan."
Musharraf seized power in 1999 in Pakistan's third military coup, becoming the country's fourth military ruler.
He was forced to step down as president in August 2008 after the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) formed a government following elections. Since then, he has divided his time between London and Dubai.
But in October a Pakistani court issued a warrant for his arrest over the killing of Akbar Bugti, a Baluch rebel leader in the insurgency-torn southwest who died in a cave hideout during an army raid in August 2006.
In February 2011, another court issued a warrant for his arrest over the 2007 assassination of ex-prime minister Benazir Bhutto, saying he failed to provide adequate security to protect her.
In 2009, a criminal case was registered against him over his 2007 state of emergency and detention of judges as he attempted to cling onto power.
Few in Pakistan are thought to want Musharraf to return and the army has stopped short of publicly guaranteeing his safety against the arrest warrants.
A spokesman for Musharraf's All Pakistan Muslim League (APML) on Wednesday left the door open to the retired general changing his mind on returning.
"We are not afraid of arrests," party official Mohammad Ali Saif told AFP.
"We are in consultation with party leaders in this regard and Pervez Musharraf will take the final decision."
The authorities in Karachi stood by the threat of arrest.
"We'll go by the order of the court," provincial home minister Manzoor Wassan told AFP in Karachi, capital of the southern province.
"We have made arrangements for him in prison," he added.
A security official said forces had been ordered to tighten security from January 27-30 in Karachi "to avoid any untoward incident."
On October 19, a suicide attack targeting Bhutto's homecoming killed at least 139 people in Karachi, to date Pakistan's deadliest militant attack.


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ugly ugly ugly! Willie calling Janelle a f-ing b-tch. He says her team members are pieces of sh-t. Come on! Ridiculous! He's a Hantz all right. And, Jojo and Shane are too stupid to realize that they are idiots for hitching their horse to his wagon.
ugly ugly ugly! Willie calling Janelle a f-ing b-tch. He says her team members are pieces of sh-t. Come on! Ridiculous! He's a Hantz all right. And, Jojo and Shane are too stupid to realize that they are idiots for hitching their horse to his wagon.
They keep saying that Janelle is threatening Ashley and forcing her to keep in line. And, that Janelle is keeping the pressure on and her team is holding her prisoner. But, reality: Ashley is having much more fun with the light-hearted fun her team is having and Ashley wants to stay close to them to stay away from Willie's group.
Ashley is saying how happy she is that everything has worked out and she's back with her team because Willie ruined everything and Jojo's a ticking time-bomb. She feels sorry for Shane, though. (I don't)
Wil is so funny! He's doing Sharon Osbourne and cracking everyone up. Ashley is actually laughing and having fun. The first time I have seen her laugh. LOL! Now, Wil is doing impressions of the old lady in Titanic, and then Rose's mother. He's great!
I think Ashley is realizing quickly that she is making the right choice. She left the "dark side" for the light side.
Wil: "I'm never going to gossip again when I get out of this house!" "And, I'll never tell a lie on a Tuesday again, on a leap year!"
Janelle said that in all-stars, the jury broke out of the sequester house and went to a bar and sang karaoke. A bunch of fans took pictures and it was on TMZ. I never saw that.
I remember that! Will, Dani are the only ones I remember though.
Something happened...hg's called to the Tv and were shown something...the burglar and other things. I missed It though
I hate when the cops throw me in the back of the squad car ....like they didnt hear me call shotgun.
Boy (n) : Noise with dirt on it.
OK so I'm catching up on flashback. About 1:30 BBT they got an announcement to gather round the TV, and they got a clue. This has been going on the rest of the night, they keep getting pulled out of bed. They're seeing video clips of that burglar from the other day going through the house and doing things, and they've been getting clues.
In one, he took a bite out of an apple, a pepper and a potato (this is the one that I heard the leak of that day)
"there's no teatime in the BB house"
"it's too soon to be checkmate for this inmate"
he took some of the chess pieces - pawn, knight, rook
"this burglar has no expiration"
there was a video clip showing the HOH room, Ian points out that it's not this year's HOH room, it's the one from Janelle's season
"Just a little faith and both your feet leave the ground"
Throughout all these video messages, Boogie kept sleeping. His team members are mad that he didn't get up to help coach them.
Then Frank causes a stink (literally) by farting in the bed with Jenn. She gets super mad about it. Frank makes a joke to others about well, if that causes me to lose her vote and get evicted, there's nothing I can do about it. It wouldn't be the first time my a** has gotten me into trouble.
So it seems the HOH comp is going to have something to do with these clues.
If so, I'd say "advantage Ian" on this one, unless he throws it, with his freakish memory.
"Just a little faith and both your feet leave the ground"
we also learned that the HOH lockdown they had while we had our lengthy trivia screen yesterday was similar to the ones that they usually have on the morning of the live show. And Britney and Willie were told they had to be moved out of the HOH room by 8 am. So that's something new for this season.
"Just a little faith and both your feet leave the ground"


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Welcome to Grace Valley, California - where blood runs thicker…ties are stronger…and love is all the more sweet. Visitors to the town often remark about the valley's peace and beauty - both of which are plentiful. Unlocked doors, front porches, pies cooling in the windows - this is country life at its finest. But visitors don't always see what lies at the heart of a community. Or just beyond.…
June Hudson grew up in Grace Valley, the daughter of the town doctor. Leaving only to get her medical training, she returned home and followed in her father's footsteps. Some might say she chose the easy, comfortable route…but June knows better. For June, her emergency room is wherever she's needed - or wherever a patient finds her. She is always on call, her work is her life and these people are her extended family. Which is a good thing, since this is a town where you should have picked your husband in the ninth grade. Grace Valley is not exactly the place to meet eligible men - until an undercover DEA agent suddenly starts appearing at all sorts of strange hours. Everybody has secrets down in the valley. Now June has one of her own.
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"Great Story, Great Narrator!"
If you like a little "warm & fuzzy" in your books then you will love this!
Robyn Carr never disappoints!! I love the story, love the narrator and just wish there was more. Hope the other 2 books in the trilogy are released in audiobook soon. If you've listened to Virgin River, this book will make you want want to check in on Mel & Jack.
Therese Plummer is amazing, I will buy any book she narrates!
"A Marriage Made in Heaven"
And by "marriage made in heaven", I'm not talking about anything that happens in the story, I'm talking about the audio marriage between Robyn Carr and Therese Plummer. Sometimes, they get it so right, and this is one of those times. I like Therese Plummer no matter what she reads, but I will always associate her with Robyn Carr's books, because when she reads them, it's as close to a perfect audio experience as it gets.
I approached this book as a dedicated Virgin River fan. I have listened to every single Virgin River book on Audible, and I get sucked right in to each and every one. While some were, admittedly, better than others, I can't think of a single one I didn't like. The town of Grace Valley is mentioned often in the VR books, as were some of the characters, and I was looking forward to visiting there myself.
That's what you do in a Robyn Carr book. You visit the places. You meet the people. You become invested in their lives. Her books are extremely character driven. In Deep in the Valley, you meet many of the Grace Valley residents, for better or worse, warts and all. They are a eclectic bunch of small town characters, and that is what Carr does best.
For those who've read the VR series, as I have, she keeps to her style of flashing back and forth between characters and sub plots. As usual, she sucks you right into the goings on and takes you along for the ride. This story's main character is Dr. June Hudson. As the book begins, she is welcoming Dr. Stone to town. He seems a good family man and the perfect fit for Grace Valley's medical needs, but is he? Then there's the mountain family led by a PTSD suffering father and hideously scarred mother, the town's drunken wife beater and his battered family, the lascivious Presbyterian minister and his jealous wife, the Native American sheriff, the old "no nonsense" judge, June's aging father and her eccentric novelist aunt, her chain smoking nurse and her goth receptionist. The list of characters is a mile long. I've only brushed the surface here.
Oh, and then there's the hero. A bit of an afterthought really. Which is why I rated this book 4 stars instead of 5. In a ten and a half hour book, I'd be surprised if an hour of it had anything to do with the central romance. Perhaps, as a trilogy, Carr decided to focus on building the setting and getting us all acquainted with the characters in this book. Still, this book was billed as a romance, and there's a certain expectation of that based on the VR books, but this book is barely a romance. While it didn't really take away from my enjoyment of the book itself, I felt almost cheated in hindsight. I can't complain much, since I loved the book, but I couldn't quite rate it a 5 star either.
One other minor problem was the huge (and I mean huge) number of characters. I would advise readers to grab a notebook and jot down names and relevant information from the start, because otherwise, the book can become very confusing. I've read other reviews on Goodreads from people who read it in print who felt the same. The sheer number of different characters gets a bit overwhelming rather quickly, and you start trying to sort out who is who.
Would I recommend this book? You bet I would. My small criticisms aside, it's a wonderful novel. Find a time to listen when you're not likely to be disturbed, because you won't ever want to hit the pause button.
"Grace Valley is NOT Virgin River"
I love the Virgin River series, and was hoping this was more of the same. However, unlike Virgin River, I didn't find myself smiling at the characters and situations and there was no steam-- not even hot water. Had I read this book first, I probably wouldn't have tried her others-- what a shame that would have been since she's now my favorite author! Terese Plummer was wonderful as always, but even she couldn't pull out this rather sad, rambling story. It wasn't terrible, but just simply wasn't good. While the VR books use the underlying poverty and crime in the area to highlight just how good the people of VR are, this book just never got there. And given that the romance between June and xxx (don't want to spoil it for those who do read this) didn't really happen until the last few chapters, then ended with 'her clothes fell to the floor in a pile' disqualify this as a romance novel to me. I purchased the second book before starting this, expecting to want to jump right in after finishing as I did all the VR books, but I plan to return it for a credit. I love Robyn Carr, but not this series!
"Get ready to be sucked in!"
I LOVE Therese Plummer's silky voice and mastery of different characters! When I read the seriesin print, I still imagine her reading.
Some ofthe scenes take my breath away! It's just a beautiful story!
When I try to imagine that it is only she who is reading, I can't because the characters are so developed.
June Hudson. I'm sure she has seen some amazing things!! How can she be so tough, and still so soft??
Beware...I started on this series a few weeks ago, and now I can't stop listening! I'm totally sucked in. I actually caught myself looking for a place to move that's just like Grace Valley or Virgin River. One caveat: Audible doesn't have the entire Grace Valley Series, so I had to use another provider, and I'm still waiting on the recording of the 3rd book. Anyway, I just skipped to the Virgin River Series, which is an amazing transition!
"Robyn Got Me Again!"
After listening to all 17 (or so) Virgin River books and becoming attached to the town and its colorful characters, I really didn't want to start a new series and learn new characters, but Robyn's writing style is so engaging that I decided to give the Grace Valley series a try. Well, Ms. Carr got me again! After just the first book I was hooked and am already listening to book two. I'm glad Therese Plummer is also narrating Grace Valley. I loved listening to her reading of the Virgin River books and continue to enjoy her entertaining character affectations in Grace Valley. So far there is no crossover of characters between the two locations, but I'm waiting...
"Grace Valley Just a hop/skip from Virgin River"
This trilogy came first with Virgin River as the spin off. I love Therese Plummer and am so glad she narrates all of both series. These stories are the best get away stories ever. You got to love the people Robyn Carr has created. I like that she has her " family" of characters experience love, death, happiness and pain. They are loveable and flawed.
"very disappointing"
This was like listening to the first Virgin River story without any romance or real story.
Put a different story line and add some romance.
I was unhappy with the entire book.
All of them. I would not have listened to this book in the first place if I had known what little story was there. I love the Virgin River series and could not believe that this series was such a disappointment.
"Fine, but not my favorite Carr book."
Yes because I enjoy Therese Plummer! She distinguishes so well between the different characters.
It was like an overall introduction to the town of grace valley. Many characters were introduced, and few were developed in depth.
The relationship between Jim and June just sort of happens. Carr is so much more capable of character development. But it just didn't happen here. Either she needs to focus more on drama in June's life, or more on romance. This story is a superficial mixture of both.
"No fast forward"
If you liked virgin rivers, you will also love this little town of grace valley, something about Robyn books about this small town just can't put them down. Perfectly put together loved it worth any cost or credit.
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Issues of concern to people who live in the west: property rights, water rights, endangered species, livestock grazing, energy production, wilderness and western agriculture. Plus a few items on western history, western literature and the sport of rodeo... Frank DuBois served as the NM Secretary of Agriculture from 1988 to 2003. DuBois is a former legislative assistant to a U.S. Senator, a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Interior, and is the founder of the DuBois Rodeo Scholarship.
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
States, Feds & Others Appeal Wolf Decision
Montana and the federal government both filed appeals Friday, asking the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn the Aug. 5 ruling that relisted gray wolves under the Endangered Species Act. The state Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks and federal Department of Justice joined Idaho, the Idaho and Montana Farm Bureau federations, and the Mountain States Legal Foundation in asking the court to revisit Judge Donald Molloy's ruling. In Molloy's opinion, gray wolves can't be considered a recovered species in Idaho and Montana while remaining listed as endangered in Wyoming. Also joining the appeal Friday were the National Rifle Association of America and Safari Club International. "Montanans look to us to manage a viable and connected wolf population while reducing wolf impacts on big game populations and livestock producers," FWP Director Joe Maurier said on Friday. "Today's appeal is one of the avenues FWP is pursuing to regain the management authority it needs to meet Montanans' expectations." The paperwork that was filed only stated that the various entities want the ruling appealed. But Bob Lane, FWP's chief legal counsel, said they will present legal arguments asserting why they believe Molloy erred and that the region's recovered wolves should be returned to a delisted status...more
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text: Victor Person, son of Charles and Amanda Person of Fairfield, peeks through the door of the "ball room" during the SIEDA Parents as Teachers Social Connection Oct. 24. The local Parents as Teachers program is available to families with children 0-5 years of age with funding through the AIM Early Childhood Iowa Area. The next Social Connection will be 6-7 p.m. Dec. 3 at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds Activity Building, with the Hay Bales 4-H Club providing interactive activities. Contact Lynn Godwin, parent educator, at 472-4526 for more information.


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Why do we need life insurance?
God had given us single life and in that life we need to do something good for our family members and our dependent people and that would be possible only by life insurance. Today many organisations are not providing family pension when we relieve form our job so to tackle the future days one needs money and that can be given only by it. All banks are providing low interest rate and that won't give proper valve after ten or fifteen years but if we save that in life insurance we can get a ransom amount. Today we may notice many accidents in roads and all those taken place unexpectedly without any reason, that situation may happen even for us, so we should always have a proper planning for secure future and that can be given only by it. Life insurance policy claims accidental benefits which are helpful in curing the damage that occurred during the accident. Thus, it is good to choose insurance for leading a happy healthy life.
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One should get policy only after researching a lot in the internet after learning a lot about it, we should the reputed companies that provide good insurance benefits and later by consulting with those companies officials we have choose the one which is useful for us. It is easy get a life insurance quote but all quotes are not equally beneficial each varies in its rules and regulations so it is good to invest it only by understanding the marketing risks.


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Idenix Prices Stock Offering, Google Ventures Reveals Investments, Sophos Sells Stake to Apax, & More Boston-Area Deals News
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—Incentive Targeting, a provider of Web-based behavioral marketing services for grocers, raised a second tranche of its Series A round, bringing the round's total to $2.35 million. Hub Angels Investment Group led the funding for the Woburn, MA-based company.
–Two years after setting up a venture fund to invest in promising startups, Google has revealed the portfolio companies and team members behind the endeavor. Of the 10 companies publicly announced as part of the Google Ventures portfolio, four are from New England: Lebanon, NH-based Adimab, Lexington, MA-based English Central, Cambridge, MA-based Recorded Future, and Boston-based SCVNGR. Google's team of 16 that's working on managing the fund also includes a handful of New England-based personnel.
—Link Medicine wrapped up a $45 million Series C round, exceeding the initial plans for the round by $5 million. The Cambridge-based developer of drugs for neurodegenerative diseases closed the round with a third tranche from existing backers, at $20 million, an SEC filing revealed late last week. Clarus Ventures and SV Life Sciences have previously invested in Link, which in November 2009 began a Phase 1 human clinical trial of its drug for treating mild cases of Alzheimer's disease.
—Restaurant ordering software provider Exit41 wiped away more than $20 million in venture investments to recapitalize with $6 million in new funding. The new money for the Andover, MA-based company came from GrandBanks Capital, Contour Venture Partners, and Dace Ventures, who joined existing investor Fidelity Investments.
—Burlington, MA-based Sophos, a maker of IT security software, announced its plans to sell a majority stake to private equity firm Apax Partners. The deal values Sophos at $830 million, and leaves Apax with about a 70 percent ownership of the company, Sophos VP of corporate strategy Arabella Hallawell told me.
—Framingham, MA's Nimbit, an online portal for connecting musicians to fans, raised $376,950 to cap off a $1.75 million Series A-1 round, said CEO Bob Cramer. The new funding tranche included investments from CommonAngels, LaunchCapital, and Mike Dreese, the co-founder and CEO of Boston's Newbury Comics.


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Libyan Civil War Continues, as Sirte Defenses Breached
In my continuing quest to get people to realize that there's still a civil war on in Libya, let me mention the fact that rebel forces have entered Sirte, one of the last remaining Gadhafi strongholds, from the east.
Anti-Gaddafi fighters have breached the former Libya leader's hometown of Sirte from the east for the first time, as their three-day long assault continues.
Soldiers traded rocket fire with Gaddafi loyalists as they edged from the eastern suburbs into the city.
The advance comes two days after the soldiers, loyal to the National Transitional Council, attacked from the west before retreating again.
If the rebels centralize their effort in Sirte before moving on to other strongholds, they are likely to win a war of attrition. Rebels have reached the main roundabout and pulled down the signature green flags of the Gadhafi regime.
But in the other Gadhafi redoubt, in Bani Walid, rebel fighters are walking away from the fight. The city's terrain makes it more impervious to attack; the pro-Gadhafi loyalists hold the high ground along the mountain ravines, and are just firing down on the rebels. Forces from Bani Walid are moving to Sirte, hoping that victory there will allow a stronger focus on Bani Walid. These are pretty much the last two cities not in rebel control. NATO warplanes continue to support assaults on both cities.
Meanwhile, a major fuel storage warehouse fire burned in Tripoli over the weekend. There's been at least one death and numerous cases of smoke inhalation.
We're still waiting on the final word from the Transitional National Council on a new interim government. This government would rule for a period of months until new national elections. But the rebels don't really want to announce the new government until they have secured Bani Walid and Sirte. And that could take some time.


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Here's first look at tee times. It's a long list. We'll divide it up into smaller bites in the next few days.
This sked is subject to some changes still as we continue to verify handicaps, etc.
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Seniors, Super Seniors, Ladies, Ladies 9+, Men's 5-9
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8:00 -1 Marty Fitzgerald Mill Creek Golf Course
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Diane Keaton, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Dermot Mulroney have signed on to the project previously known as Hating Her for Fox 2000. Claire Danes, Rachel McAdams, and Luke Wilson are in negotiations to join the romantic comedy, which is currently untitled. Tom Bezucha writes and directs, while Michael London, whose Sideways is being toasted by many awards groups, produces. Set around Christmastime, the story revolves around a family whose favorite son (Mulroney) brings home the woman to whom he intends to propose (Parker), only to have his family turn on her. Keaton plays the matriarch and the family's emotional core. Wilson and McAdams would play Mulroney's brother and sister, while Danes would play Parker's sister. "It's an embarrassment of riches," Bezucha, who wrote and directed the 2000 gay-themed indie Big Eden, said of the cast. "You can't even dream this big."
The project, which has been in development for several years, came close to being put together on several occasions, most recently a year and a half ago. "I'm humbled by the general goodwill by the town toward the script," Bezucha said. "It took the stewardship of Michael [London] to really make it jell, and Elizabeth Gabler, who really, really responded when he took it to her. It has been a long and bruising road, but you look back and think there are no regrets because you ended up where you ended up." Bezucha is a former fashion exec who worked at Polo and Coach in New York before becoming a filmmaker. He recently wrote Anyone But You, which is set up at Paramount, for producer Lynda Obst. A late February start date is planned for the untitled production, which has a budget between $10 million and $20 million.


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John Galliano has won his first round in the Dior court case. Shacking up at Oscar de la Renta's studio has obviously paid off, as has support from members of the fash pack, namely titan Anna Wintour.
After the Parisian courts agreed to hear Galliano's claims against his dismissal from the fashion house, his lawyer, Chantal Giraud-van Gaver, said, "I am satisfied because Dior's request has been rejected, and our arguments have been upheld... For the time being we are winning".
It's going to be a long, drawn out process for sure but it's clear that Galliano is pulling out all the stops to make it back into the industry.
The fashion world is waiting to be charmed with more to-die-for couture, or perhaps a collaboration with de la Renta? Only time will tell.


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Taylor Swift Is Supposedly Finding Katie Holmes A Boyfriend, Which Is My New Favorite Rumor
Are you guys ready for my new favorite rumor ever? It's that Taylor Swift is trying to find a boyfriend for Katie Holmes, and it's the only thing I want to talk about for the rest of the summer, so get in or get out.
In case you're siting there right now with a quizzical look on your face going, "Wait, how do those two even know each other?", let me remind you that they're co-stars in The Giver! Someone saw her star turn in Valentine's Day and was like — "Let's get that girl in a literary classic!!!" But anyway, according to Star, Taylor hasn't let her inexperience intimidate her on-set, and she's decided to 'play matchmaker' to Katie Holmes.
"Taylor is obsessed with finding the perfect guy for Katie. She teases her about setting her up with a cute younger guy who will rock her world!"
Taylor is obsessed? I AM OBSESSED. The names that are being thrown around are dudes like Kellan Lutz, Liam Hemsworth, and Robert Pattinson, and I wish that list would go on forever because I'm dying imagining Katie Holmes with like…Harry Styles on her arm at a premier. That would truly be a dream come true for us here at Crushable.
"Katie's 35 and not so sure about dating a younger man, but Taylor's totally pressuring her into it, telling her it's exactly what she needs right now."
I just…this is so amazing, I'm having trouble controlling my excitement at the idea of Taylor Swift pressuring Tom Cruise's ex-wife into getting back out there. Do you really think she wants to dive right into another fakelationship? I'm betting not, but if anyone can convince her, it's Taylor! If she and Suri teamed up, I honestly don't think Katie would stand a chance.
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Song of the Day #1047
Song of the Day: Dim All the Lights was written and recorded by the "Queen of Disco," Donna Summer, the five-time Grammy Award winner who died today at the age of 63. Featured on her hugely successful "Bad Girls" album, this song, produced by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte, was a massive hit in 1979. Its classic balladic intro shifts into the disco beat for which Summer was so famous. And the gal had amazing pipes; she was raised on gospel and electrified fans with her remarkably powerful vocal gifts. This particular song, for example, contains the longest sustained note in an American Top 40 hit ever sung by a female artist. Tonight, however, we "Dim All the Lights," as they do on Broadway in mournful tribute when a star dies; it is posted in genuine sorrow over the passing of a legend, whose music I've always danced to and loved. For the next few days, I will be offering a tribute in song that celebrates the continuing influence of Donna Summer on so many of the kaleidoscopic sounds of pop music to this day. Check out this selection on YouTube: the single and the classic 12" extended mix.


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Real research focuses on questions of interest and makes discoveries that are shared with others to build our understanding of Michigan dunes—piece by piece.
Each FYRES research project begins with curiosity and an interesting question, often from a dune manager or a previous study. Focused attention from a FYRES research mentor and a team of first-year students produces data and analysis. Every team discovers some new knowledge—big or small, planned or unexpected—and the discoveries are helping to build a more complete understanding of Michigan dunes and their activity.
Research results are shared with dune managers, scientists and anyone else who is interested through presentations and reports. Whether you are searching for information on a particular topic, generally interested in learning more about the dunes or curious about the type of research that you could do as a FYRES student, you are invited to view the results posted below or join us for our next set of presentations.
Curious about the FYRES research process? Learn more:
- Timeline of FYRES research activities through a complete project cycle.
- Different ways that FYRES research results are communicated, from presentations to reports.
- The FYRES project itself is a focus of research; learn about the research and results.
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is the year that FYRES started; we are in our 7th year of research
research team presentations at an annual December event bring the most recent results to the community
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Environmental Graphic Designer with emphasis on sign and display manufacturing. My expertise lies in generating original concepts, as well as collaborating with other designers to integrate manufacturing capabilities into designs. Specialties Wayfinding design and execution, Branding, Visual Identities, ADA sign code, Project Management
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IDS Center - Interior Kiosk Concept
Campbell's Soup Company - Building ID
• Lead Project Designer on all national and international signage projects larger than $250,000.
• Project markets include; retail, entertainment, hospitality, commercial office, and healthcare.
• Directed design staff by developing processes for detailed and technically accurate conceptual designs and fabrication drawings.
• Primary estimating consultant for all metal fabrication, illumination, and large scale complex fabrication projects.
• Developed efficient standards of work in design, manufacturing, and estimating.
• Managed vendors for exterior installation, lighting, specialty metal finishing, out-of-house fabrication, and out-of-house CNC vendors.
• Managed the day-to-day IT issues including: software installation and troubleshooting, networking, and hardware purchasing.
• As a technology advisory board member, implemented ERP and CRM software that lead to higher margins and precise job estimating.
• Prepress/preflight setup for large format UV flatbed and solvent inkjet printers.
Member of a volunteer group of individuals whose goal is to build and maintain a healthy discussion community. Our goal is to help move conversations forward and to promote and maintain a professional level of discourse that encourages an active participatory atmosphere.
* Relied on my knowledge of bicycles and cycling products to assess, persuade and inform customers in a retail sales environment.
* Established design standards using Lean Manufacturing methods. * Developed standard products for all high margin sales categories. * Responsible for initial design concepts of wayfinding systems, exterior campus identities, and interior recognition walls. * Designed and maintained a uniform look for all business forms and drawings throughout the company. * Trained and implemented SolidWorks best practices into the department. * Built and maintained a library of SolidWorks models to be used for design standards.
• Directed a staff of 3 designers to ensure each project was produced efficiently and on budget.
• Reviewed, prioritized and assigned all incoming design work.
• Served as primary point of contact with sales, production, estimating, and project management teams.
• Represented the design staff in weekly sales and production meetings, to remain informed of market changes, sales goals and requirements for production.
• Coordinated nation-wide site surveys, and out-of-house engineering services.
• Consulted directly with clients to discuss design intent and new projects, individually as well as along side sales staff.
• Problem solved production, design and budget constraints.
• Adopted and implemented Lean Manufacturing principles into the office environment.
• Created conceptual designs through finalized production drawings for top level sign and architectural products manufacturing firm.
• Interpreted client's design intent to realize finished product while adhering to budget and time constraints.
• Managed all outgoing artwork for CNC department and outside vendors.
• Maintained client's design intent through structural and mechanical ingenuity.
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BURBANK, Calif., Jan. 29 (UPI) -- Australian actor Hugh Jackman has been hired to star in the upcoming live-action Peter Pan feature for director Joe Wright, Warner Bros. confirmed.
The announcement was made by Greg Silverman, president of creative development and worldwide production, and Sue Kroll, president of worldwide marketing and international distribution.
Jackman will portray the villainous Blackbeard in an all-new tale about author J.M. Barrie's beloved character Peter Pan, the boy who would never grow up.
This marks the first casting announcement for the movie.
"Hugh Jackman always delivers indelible performances that resonate with audiences," Silverman said in a statement. "We know he will create a Blackbeard who will be a powerful presence in this original Peter Pan adventure."
"There is a reason that Hugh is known and loved the world over," Kroll said. "He is uncompromising in his dedication to every role, and we are all thrilled to be working with him again."
Jackman's credits include the X-Men film franchise, as well as "Prisoners," "Les Miserables" and "Australia."


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RIENZI — Funeral services for Michael R. Burcham Jr., 42, are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Corinthian Funeral Home with burial at Johns Cemetery.
Visitation is today from 5 to 8 p.m.
Mr. Burcham died Tuesday, April 29, 2014, at Magnolia Regional Health Center.
Kenneth Fairchild
Memorial visitation for Kenneth Ray Fairchild, 72, of Corinth, is set for 5 to 8 p.m. today at Magnolia Funeral Home.
Mr. Fairchild died Tuesday, April 29, 2014, at Cornerstone Health and Rehabilitation.
Lena Magaraci
Funeral services for Lena Mae Wadkins Magaraci, 83, are set for 11 a.m. Thursday at McPeters Inc. Funeral Directors with Bro. Warren Jones officiating. Burial will be in Forrest Memorial Park Cemetery.
Visitation is today from 5 until 8 p.m.
Ms. Magaraci died Saturday, April 26, 2014, at Tower Hill Healthcare in Elgin, Ill.
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IUKA — Funeral services for Kevin Paul, 55, are set for 11 a.m. Friday at Cutshall Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Snowdown Cemetery.
Visitation is Thursday from 5 until 9 p.m.
Mr. Paul died Monday, April 28, 2014, at Rush Hospital in Meridian.


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Causes & Transmission
Español: Transmisión de la enfermedad de manos, pies y boca
Hand, foot, and mouth disease is caused by viruses that belong to the Enterovirus genus (group), including polioviruses, coxsackieviruses, echoviruses, and enteroviruses.
- Coxsackievirus A16 is the most common cause of hand, foot, and mouth disease in the United States, but other coxsackieviruses can also cause the illness.
- Enterovirus 71 has also been associated with cases and outbreaks of hand, foot, and mouth disease. Less often, enterovirus 71 has been associated with severe disease, such as encephalitis.
- Several types of enteroviruses may be identified in outbreaks of hand, foot and mouth disease, however most of the time, one or two enteroviruses are identified more frequently.
The viruses that cause hand, foot, and mouth disease can be found in an infected person's:
- nose and throat secretions (such as saliva, sputum, or nasal mucus),
- blister fluid, and
- feces (stool).
An infected person may spread the viruses that cause hand, foot, and mouth disease to another person through:
- close personal contact,
- the air (through coughing or sneezing),
- contact with feces,
- contact with contaminated objects and surfaces.
For example, you might get infected by kissing someone who has hand, foot, and mouth disease or by touching a doorknob that has viruses on it then touching your eyes, mouth or nose.
It is possible to get infected with the viruses that cause hand, foot, and mouth disease if you swallow recreational water, such as water in swimming pools. However, this is not very common. This is more likely to happen if the water becomes contaminated with feces from a person who has hand, foot, and mouth disease and is not properly treated with chlorine.
Generally, a person with hand, foot, and mouth disease is most contagious during the first week of illness. People can sometimes be contagious for days or weeks after symptoms go away. Some people, especially adults, may not develop any symptoms, but they can still spread the virus to others. This is why people should always try to maintain good hygiene (e.g. handwashing) so they can minimize their chance of spreading or getting infections.
You should stay home while you are sick with hand, foot, and mouth disease. Talk with your healthcare provider if you are not sure when you should return to work or school. The same applies to children returning to daycare.
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No dog should be confined to the space of the indoors. Pets enjoy getting out and exploring, going to the bathroom at their own convenience and simply having a little freedom. If you truly love and adore your pet, awarding them with this freedom should be a priority and the door mount pet doors by Pet Super Store allow you to do just that.
These sturdy, durable and attractive door mounts offer loads of freedom that will eliminate a lot of the responsibilities you once had for your dog. No longer will you have to take them out to go to the bathroom every few hours or have to figure out a way to get them out of the house while cleaning. And if theyre bored, it gives them easy access to go have some fun. Read more...
There is a rather large selection of pet doors to choose from that will fit your home doors to perfection. And you have the option of single flap and dual flap doors. The single flap doors work with any application and are perfect where insulation is not necessarily the primary concern. Single flap doors are more so used with interior doors and enclosed porches.
If you do intend on adding a door for your dog to get outside, the dual flap designs are perfect. They give direct exposure to any area outdoors you want to allow your dog to have such as the backyard or garage.
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Dog owners beware: the next knock on your front door could be the 'Dog Warden,' ready to fine those with unlicensed or unvaccinated dogs up to $300.
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture is canvasing for up-to-date dog licenses and rabies vaccinations, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Press Secretary Samantha Krepps tells NBC10.com.
According to Krepps, these compliance checks by Humane Officers and 'Dog Wardens,' or Pennsylvania Dog law enforcement officers, are being conducted in all Pa. counties in an effort to keep residents and their dogs safe.
"We're not trying to nab people," Krepps said. "With dogs being outside more frequently during the summer, we're just trying to make sure all dogs are licensed and properly vaccinated in order to keep both Pennsylvanians and their dogs safe."
The Dog Wardens will be driving through neighborhoods and, in some cases, knocking on doors to hand out license applications and renewal forms.
A warning will be issued to owners whose dogs are found without the proper licensing or rabies boosters. Dog owners will have 48 hours to acquire the necessary license and/or vaccination, or they'll face a citation and a fine of up to $300 for each violation.
The canvasing began in March 2014 as a part of Dog Licensing Awareness Month. So far, 35 counties have been checked and 440 Pa. dog owners have been cited for non-compliance.
Montgomery County Treasurer Jason Salus says his county issued a press release to inform residents about the canvasing and to give them time to make their dogs compliant.
"It is the law for every dog to be licensed for many reasons," Salus says. "[Licenses] can be used to reunite lost dogs with their owners, fund kennel stays for lost dogs, and fund inspections of kennels and puppy mills."
For most of the Commonwealth, dogs three months of age and older must be licensed by January 1st each year. An annual license costs $8.45, a fee that is discounted to $6.45 if the dog is spayed or neutered. Licenses can be acquired online or at a local county treasurer's office.
In Philadelphia, the rules differ. Dogs 4-months or older must be licensed within 30 days of acquiring the dog. Licenses for spayed or neutered canines cost $16. The fee is $40 for unaltered dogs. Residents can apply for the licenses online.


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Top 10 NFL Transactions in 2008 (Part One)February 9, 2009
by Ryan "The Guru"
With the NFL season now officially at a close, let's take a look back on the best moves teams made to get them where they were this season. Please note: Why I say top 10, these are not ranked in any specific order.
Giants re-sign Justin Tuck and Derrick Ward to contract extensions
After the shine wore off the Super Bowl Champions, they had to turn their attention to re-signing some of their bigger names. Wait a minute, DE Justin Tuck and RB Derrick Ward didn't have the most amazing 2007, but they did enough to warrant their immediate extensions, and did it pay off!
Tuck, who was on the radar as being the understudy to step into the spotlight once Michael Strahan retired, paid off even bigger dividends in 2008 when Osi Umenyiora went down with his season ending injury, and recorded career highs in tackles (67) sacks (12), and even had an interception for a touchdown.
The Giants saw quickly that his re-signing was a factor, and with Umenyiora's return in 2009, offenses will have trouble being able to contain both monsters.
On the offensive side of the ball, Brandon Jacobs was deemed the heir apparent in 2007, and the combo of him and Rueben Droughns was effective.
But the G-Men knew they needed some more speed, so enter in Derrick Ward, who had a modest 2007 as the third option (602 yards, three touchdowns), but the Giants saw something special, and his one-year contract led to his first career 1,000-yard season, with two rushing touchdowns.
These two were both huge factors in the Giants 2008 NFC East title, and, should the Giants re-sign Ward, both should pay off big dividends in 2009.
Colts sign Dallas Clark to an extension
The Colts know QB Peyton Manning needs key guys to throw too, and one of his biggest targets is TE Dallas Clark. Team President Bill Polian knew Clark's worth, and upon the first day of free agency, immediately placed the franchise tag on Clark, and then quickly came to terms with one of the NFLs highest-paid TEs.
Clark proceeded to again be a top target, especially with the decline of Marvin Harrison post-injury, and posted career highs in catches (77) and yards (848) with six touchdowns in 2008.
At the pace Clark is going, he has the potential to be a 1,000-yard receiving tight end in the next year or so, even with WRs Reggie Wayne, Harrison, and Anthony Gonzalez around, because, let's face it, Peyton Manning is his quarterback.
New York Jets sign Alan Faneca and Damien Woody
The 2008 offseason was a time for the Jets to open up the wallets, and they did so, and while some of their moves were, ill-advised, to say the least, two moves they did make paid off big. Alan Faneca was tired of playing for little money in Steel City, and made the move to the Green, cashing in on a five year, $40 million deal.
Damien Woody, formerly of the Lions, jumped ship to reunite with former head coach Eric Mangini from their time together in New England. The improvements? Well, even though the two did give up the most sacks on the team (Faneca 7, Woody 6.5), they did assist the team in giving up only 21.5 sacks in 2008, which was 29.5 less than their second worst in the NFL performance in 2007.
They also allowed RB Thomas Jones to have his fourth straight 1,000 yard season (1312 yards), and a career best 13 touchdowns, as well as RB Leon Washington to record 803 yards per scrimmage and eight touchdowns.
Despite not making the playoffs, having a secure offensive line gives them opportunity down the road.
Dolphins Sign Chad Pennington and trade for Anthony Fasano
The Miami Dolphins were the laughing stock of the NFL in 2007, with a 1-15 record thanks to an overtime victory against Baltimore. Needless to say, changes needed to be made. Enter in Bill Parcells, one of the greatest masterminds in football.
Heck, just signing him was enough of a transaction, but it's the players that win the game. Needless to say, like Parcells does as an executive, he brings in "Parcells guys", such as Chad Pennington and Anthony Fasano.
Under the tutelage of rookie head coach Tony Sparano (also a Parcells guy), Pennington proved he still had it, despite the entire state of New York doubting him, and turned in a career high in yards (3,653) and 19 touchdowns, to lead the Dolphins to the greatest turnaround in NFL history, from 1-15 to 10-6 and the AFC East crown.
However, Pennington couldn't do it himself and needed guys to throw to.
Enter Anthony Fasano.
Fasano is another Parcells guy who played for him in Dallas, and Parcells knew once he took over Miami he had to get Fasano. For a mere draft pick, Fasano become a Dolphin, and recorded career highs in catches (34), yards (454), and touchdowns (7), while being one of the top targets for Pennington. Without these two on board, it is highly unlikely the Dolphins head into 2009 as a team to watch.
Atlanta signs Michael Turner and drafts Matt Ryan
Another team that needed a lot of help after trying to recover from their own personal fiasco, Atlanta made enough changes that you next expected them to change their name, colors, and location. Heralded QB Michael Vick was sent to prison for his role in a dog-fighting event.
New coach Bobby Petrino upped and left the team 13 games into the season, and the Falcons fell from playoff contender to next season pretender. So what did they do?
They brought in rookie head coach Mike Smith and new General Manager Thomas Dimitrioff, and they embarked on a journey to bring respectability back to Atlanta, and surprisingly, turned in a seven game turnaround to finish 11-5 and earn an NFC wild card slot. How did they do it?
There first move came in free agency, signing former Chargers backup Michael Turner, who despite four years in the NFL, still had the legs of a rookie thanks to playing behind LaDanian Tomlinson.
Turner became the workhorse for a team that was going to need the running game to shine, recording 1699 yards and 17 touchdowns, and even had two games of over 200 yards rushing.
What's interesting though, is that you need a quarterback for defenses to respect in order to be able to pound the ball. Atlanta had one, in the name of rookie Matt Ryan. The third pick in the draft for the Falcons, some expected him to sit out, take his bumps, and come in 2009 and lead the team to a 9-7 or 8-8 record.
That's not Ryan's style, and instead he took the starting job from day one, and turned in 3,440 yards and 16 touchdowns while taking home Rookie of the Year in 2008.
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Pack's younger players made biggest impact
Veterans like Charles Woodson, Donald Driver, and Chad Clifton�all Pro Bowl selections at some point in their careers�might be the leaders and glue that holds the Green Bay Packers together.
But it was youngest players who had the biggest impact in the NFC Championship win over the Chicago Bears.
Not to minimize what the veterans mean to the Packers, but they played minor roles Sunday compared to the players who comprise the present and the future of the franchise.
It was guys like Sam Shields, B.J. Raji, Clay Matthews and James Starks�all first- or second-year players in the NFL�who provided many of the attention-grabbing, heart-pounding, highlight-reel, impact plays that allowed the Packers to advance to the Feb. 6 Super Bowl game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Raji had only a single tackle against the Bears. Such is life as a defensive lineman in the 3-4 scheme that frequently asks the nose tackle to occupy blockers for the linebackers and safeties.
However, it was Raji�s interception return for a touchdown that provided the winning margin in the Packers� 21-14 victory. It was a perfectly executed zone blitz that saw pressure come from Shields off the edge and Raji drop into coverage.
�I�ve got to give credit to, first of all, our guys upstairs�general managers and scouts,� Raji said on Monday. �Those guys do a fantastic job�getting guys that kind of slip through the cracks, like Shields, players like that. People that are great football players, but for whatever reason, they slip.�
That particular play was the tip of the iceberg for Shields on Sunday, a game in which he was the unquestioned, if unofficial, MVP. His two interceptions helped keep the Bears off the scoreboard and his sack of Jay Cutler was one of only two the Packers had on the day.
To go from undrafted rookie to making plays on football�s biggest stage all in the same season says a lot about Shields and what he has meant to the Packers this season.
�I think it speaks volumes when you can take a young man like Sam, bring him into your program, and he�s now just playing football,� said coach Mike McCarthy. �He�s not thinking about his assignments. He�s recognizing routes.
�He�s playing at top speed, and he puts himself into the position to make those plays. Ultimately, the credit goes to Sam, because he had a huge day for us down there in Chicago with the two big interceptions and the sack.�
Green Bay�s other sack in that game came from one shared by Cullen Jenkins and Matthews, the Packers� super sophomore. who may be the NFL�s Defensive Player of the Year.
Matthews has played at a high level all year, even while fighting through injury, and he�s become a leader for other young players.
�It�s what I�ve been asked,� said Matthews. �It�s what I want to do. I know the coaches look up to me as far as making plays and being a leader on this defense.
�And despite this being my second year, this is a young team. Someone needs to kind of take that.�
As for Starks, his outing may not have been at the same level as his 123-yard outburst against Philadelphia in the wild-card round, but he scored his first career touchdown and led the team in rushing on his third consecutive game with over 20 carries.
The young players� performance on Sunday and all season is a testament to the job general manager Ted Thompson has done building the roster.
The Packers are built to win both now and in the future, which might be more than can be said for the team the Packers defeated in the NFC Championship Game.
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With the Metal Boom Support there is no longer the need for the struts. Less parts to bend, break, and replace after a crash.
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Battery connection on opposite side.
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Elevator Servo - Flie down the upper tab so that the scerw will fit behind the canopy pin. As you can see I trimed it to about half.
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The Alieron and Pitch servos need their tab cut and filed as seen here. Make sure the edges are smooth with no excess plactic around the servo body.
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This is the Alieron servo. The Pitch servo will be opposite.
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The servo body is much bigger that the stock. You will have to file down the back of the upper frame. This bigger stone made easy work of the task.
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Explosive offense gives Bruins the edge
They might have had to wait a day to get there, but UCLA and UC Santa Barbara advanced to Sunday's College Cup final at Robert R. Hermann Stadium in St. Louis after both won their respective semifinal contests on Saturday.
"We might have to [give him a scholarship] just to keep him around next year," joked UCLA coach Jorge Salcedo afterwards.
No such star emerged for either UCSB or No. 2 Wake Forest, who played to a scoreless tie in a rough-and-tumble second match. The Gauchos eventually won 4-3 on penalty kicks.
The semis originally were scheduled for Friday, but a major winter storm blanketed much of the Midwest with snow and ice and forced the switch to Saturday afternoon. UCLA and Virginia actually kicked off at noon, with UCSB and Wake getting underway about two-and-a-half hours later.
The finalists have met once already in 2006. On Oct. 5 in Santa Barbara, UCLA picked up a 3-1 victory in front of a national television audience. But like Salcedo says, "That game has absolutely no effect on what happens [Sunday]. They have improved since then, and it's hard to beat anyone twice in one season."
Still, UCLA is the odds-on favorite to win. The team is on a serious tear, outscoring its opponents 13-2 in four tournament tilts so far. Both goals it conceded came in the first half of last weekend's quarterfinal at top-seeded Duke, who the Bruins eventually rallied to beat 3-2 in overtime. But despite the gaudy stats, the most impressive thing about the Bruins is their attractive style of play. The slick ball movement and rehearsed cohesion on display Saturday really stood out and set them apart from an excellent but ultimately predictable Cavs squad.
UCSB entered the dance unseeded but has survived thanks in part to its experience. Four of Tim Vom Steeg's starters were on the team that shocked the college soccer establishment in 2004 by reaching the final, losing a PK heartbreaker to defending champion Indiana after a 1-1 draw in regular time.
No. 8 UCLA is playing in its first national championship game since 2002, when it beat Stanford for its fourth NCAA title. It also marked the last time the ACC was not represented in the final before this year.
By playing on consecutive days, fatigue could be a factor for both teams Sunday. The Gauchos have less than 24 hours to recover for the match. Not surprisingly, many of them were thoroughly spent after playing 110 minutes in freezing conditions on Saturday.
"We won't be able to play the same way, tactically, that we would if we had a week to prepare," says Vom Steeg. "We can't chase UCLA all over the field."
Similar weather conditions are expected for the final, which will be televised live on ESPN2 at 3 p.m. ET.
Doug McIntyre is a soccer columnist for ESPN The Magazine and ESPNsoccernet.


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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
Name: LEONARD WILLS FIELD CENTRE
List entry Number: 1173856
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County: Somerset
District: West Somerset
District Type: District Authority
Parish: Nettlecombe
National Park: EXMOOR
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Date of most recent amendment: 21-Dec-1984
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5/33 Leonard Wills Field Centre (formerly listed as Nettlecombe Court)
Shown on OS map as Nettlecombe Court (school). Manor house, now field studies centre. Late medieval hall, cross passage and wing, now kitchens and pantry, 1599 entrance front, porch, great hall and parlour, circa 1641 addition to rear of great hall, 1703-7 South West front extended and staircase added in angle, plasterwork on stair 1753, South West wing decorated 1787-8, house stuccoed and North East service range added early C19, stucco removed mid C20. Squared and coursed red sandstone, moulded plinth, coped parapets, finials, slate roofs, hipped right. Plan: hall and screens passage, to right "L"-shaped block of earlier house with later wing forming service, courtyard, left of hall South West wing, the garden front, staircase in angle. 2 and 3 storeys, 2:1:2:1:2:2 bays; 3 storey gabled porch fith bay right, 3 and a half storey left gable end 2 bays, openings blocked, first floor 3-light ovolo-moulded mullions, except 4 bays right, all 12 pane sash windows, third bay left under stone relieving arch 3 x 5 pane mullioned transomed oriel window two hall windows right 3 x 3 light, also under relieving arches, Tudor arch opening to porch set in square hood mould, date 1599 in spandrel. Left return, garden front brick faced, 2 storeys, central attic gabled window, 9 bays, C20 4 pane sash windows, central pedimented Ionic porch. Kitchen courtyard has late C17 leaded cruciform windows and reset moulded medieval doorcases in North East wing. Interior: fine strapwork moulded plaster ceiling with pendents in Great Hall, plaster work overmantel, early C18 bolection moulded panelling, decorated organ in gallery of 1666 by John Loosemore, repaired and enlarged C19; stair with turned balusters, inlaid landing floors, and delicate rococo plasterwork; heavy plasterwork decoration in small dining parlour behind great hall, dated 1641, similar in room above; circa 1700 plasterwork in office, similar in room above; Adam style decoration in South West wing under direction of Samuel Heal, ceiling and marble fireplace in drawing room, Ionic screen and plasterwork cornice to dining room. The house became a boys' preparatory school in 1963 and the Leonard Wills Field Centre in 1967. A fine collection of interiors, notable for having good examples of plasterwork for 5 different periods, only C19 examples are absent. (Photograph in NMR, VCH Somerset, vol 5 forthcoming; Bush and Corbett, Nettlecombe Court, Field studies 4, 1970; Country Life, I February 1908).
Listing NGR: ST0564637755
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Dunning, R W, The Victoria History of the County of Somerset, (1985)
'Country Life' in 1 February, (1908)
'Field Studies' in Field Studies, , Vol. 4, (1970)
Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in England, Part 37 Somerset,
National Grid Reference: ST 05646 37755
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I wasn't expecting great things from Grumpy Old Men. I just wanted a chance, rare nowadays, to marvel at Walter Matthau's cragginess of face and voice, to offhandedly enjoy the friction between him and Jack Lemmon -- and to be reminded of Lemmon's sinus-clearing scene from The Odd Couple. Strictly speaking, I didn't require Grumpy Old Men to be a "good movie." Unfortunately, it played well below my limited expectations for much of its interminable length. Grumpy Old Men felt much longer than the three-hour Schindler's List.
It didn't have to be this way. During the opening scenes, the rancor between Lemmon's and Matthau's crotchety characters is just about what I was hoping for, as when the two men are inside a drugstore trying to outdo one another in the severity of their ailments. Matthau wins this round by remembering an intestinal affliction that left him "farting razorblades."
The movie could stand a good deal more of this, if writer Mark Steven Johnson were sufficiently inventive. It turns out, though, that he has only a couple of good ideas here. Among the best are the ice-fishing scenes in which a little colony of Minnesotans sits inside shanties, drilling holes in ice, drinking beer and fishing. It was an agreeably odd sight to these Texan eyes, and the movie conveys a sense of community among the fishermen and fisherwomen. Burgess Meredith gets to do some scene-stealing here as Lemmon's lusty 94-year-old grandfather.
But the movie collapses once Ann-Margret shows up. Not that it wasn't a pleasure to see her again; itÕs just that she has an impossible character to portray, even if she were a better actress.
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She has to bring together a compendium of cliches. She moves in beside the feuding old men, inspiring both of them to dream romantic dreams for the first time since the Carter administration. And, natch, to fight over her. This might be amusing if she had her own agenda, but instead she doesn't exist as a real character. Not even a thin, stock character.
In 1993's last word on male fantasy, she is, inexplicably, sexually attracted to both sourpusses. This even though she is a robust, youthful woman, one who would likely attract suitors more like her. The movie makes absolutely no effort to explain what she sees in the codgers. Would any of the neighbors have done just fine? And I won't even open a discussion of how her "character" isn't even a '90s cliche, but rather a fugitive from a bad '60s movie.
Once this business starts, the movie grinds to a halt. We have to learn why Matthau and Lemmon hate each other. Then we have to watch as various strands of sentimentality knot up the movie. Instead of offering Matthau and Lemmon snarling at each other, the movie gives us each man brooding in his kitchen. In short, it stops being funny in even a simple-minded way.
Grumpy Old Men is an appropriate end to the fall and Christmas movie season of '93. Unfortunately, that means it stinks.


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During the week, there were 12 reports of vehicle break-ins, with an estimated value of stolen items at $4,285. Of the 12 reports, ten vehicles were unlocked. DUII arrests totaled two, and there were ten warrant arrests made. There were two stolen bikes (both unlocked), with loss estimated at $1,400. 10/14. Office Max sustained $800 in damage to a window when someone threw a pumpkin through it. 10/15. A Bend man reported that he was ... [full story]
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During the week, there were 21 reports of vehicle break-ins, with an estimated value of stolen items at $6,040. Of the 21 reports, eight vehicles were unlocked. DUII arrests totaled seven, and there were 19 warrant arrests made. There were three stolen bikes (two unlocked), with loss estimated at $640. Six vehicles were impounded when the drivers were found to have suspended licenses. 10/6. A Bend woman reported the theft of her purse from her ... [full story]
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GENERAL: Recent cool temperatures and precipitation has improved hunting conditions for big game. Local federal land management agencies may be conducting fall burning which could impact hunters. Consult Prineville BLM (416-6700) or Ochoco National Forest (416-6500) for the latest on prescribed fires and access. 1ST BULL SEASON: Elk appear scattered across public and private lands, at all elevations. Last years above average calf numbers should provide improved opportunities for yearling bulls, with a good ... [full story]
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A La Pine man and Cottage Grove woman were killed and two others seriously injured Monday morning following a two-vehicle crash on an icy section of Highway 58 about three miles west of Willamette Pass, said Oregon State Police.The accident occurred about 10 a.m. October 30 when a 2003 Chevrolet pickup towing a camp trailer was heading uphill (east) on Highway 58 near milepost 58 when it crossed the centerline into the westbound lanes of ... [full story]
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The Deschutes County Sheriff's Office is looking for a "person of interest" in connection with several instances of suspected theft in the Bend, Redmond, and South County areas where victims have prepaid for firewood purchases which were never delivered. In recent weeks several people were either directly contacted by Calvin Loring Barker, 54, or answered an advertisement in a local newspaper regarding the purchase of firewood, said Sgt. Dan Bilyeu in a news release issued ... [full story]
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OSAA Announces 2006 Fall Sports Academic All-State Teams Several Bend-La Pine Schools' high school athletic teams have been recognized for their outstanding academic achievement in today's Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) Fall Academic All-State award announcement. From Bend and Summit High's football, cross country, and soccer teams, their grade point averages (GPA) ranged from 3.15 to 3.83.The teams included in the Fall 2006 Top 10 are: § Bend High School Football (1st Place), 3.26 GPA § ... [full story]
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A 58-year old Sisters man was arrested Friday after a multi-agency investigation obtained information that he wanted to murder a Bend police officer, said authorities. Daniel Eugene Burdick, DCJ Photo Daniel Eugene Burdick was arrested without incident on charges of attempted aggravated murder and second-degree attempted delivery of a controlled substance. The arrest occurred at the Sisters City Campground about 6:20 p.m. October 27. Detectives from the Bend Police Department, Deschutes County Sheriff's office, and the ... [full story]
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Deschutes County Mental Health Department's Rainbow Clubhouse program is now selling gift certificates for holiday presents. Money raised through gift certificate sales will be used to support Rainbow Clubhouse program services, and can also be purchased by cash or check to benefit the local homeless shelter, Bethlehem Inn. The Rainbow Clubhouse is designed to create a restorative environment for adults who have been socially and vocationally disabled by mental illness. The program can help these adults ... [full story]
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At Monday's sentencing hearing, Judge Barbara Haslinger released Garry Harding, the 43-year old Bend man accused of exposing himself at the drive-through windows of at least five different coffee shops and fast food restaurants throughout Bend in August of this year. Garry Harding, DCJ Photo Harding was arrested August 28 and was charged with public indecency, criminal trespass and stalking when he later returned to the Oregon Mountain Coffee Company fully-clothed, reportedly to apologize for a previous ... [full story]
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Deschutes County Sheriff Les Stiles on Monday released the results of an internal review of the officer-involved shooting of Devon Linville on September 15. Earlier, on October 6 District Attorney Michael Dugan announced the Deschutes County Grand Jury determined that the use of deadly physical force was justifiable under Oregon law. Following is the full text of Sheriff Stiles' comments: "I would like to take this opportunity to express my condolences to the family and ... [full story]
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I'll continue racing after big Sligo crash, vows hospitalised Donnelly
Eugene Donnelly has vowed his rally career is far from over, although he remains in hospital following an accident on the Sligo Rally last Sunday.
And Paul Kiely, who was driving their Mitsubishi Lancer, has been re-admitted since being released on Sunday night.
Donnelly, the five-time Irish Tarmac champion and twice winner of the Circuit of Ireland from Maghera, had swapped roles with Kiely who has co-driven for him on many past successes. Their Mitsubishi went from 60-plus mph to zero in a second when it hit a tree.
They were transferred to Sligo General Hospital, Donnelly suffering from a broken collar bone, chest and pelvic injuries and possible internal injuries. Kiely had a fractured pelvis but went home that night. He has returned for further treatment.
"It has been a traumatic few days but we're making progress. The doctors have been brilliant," said Donnelly.
"I don't blame Paul, the road was lethally slippy and the car got away from him. Will this put me off rallying? No. I'll be back."
Ask him if he will co-drive again and he is far less certain.
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Arsene Wenger rules Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain out of Manchester United clash
ALEX OXLADE-CHAMBERLAIN is out of the Arsenal team to face Manchester United on Sunday.
Alex Oxlade Chamberlain was injured in a clash with Javier Mascherano
The 22-year-old hurt his knee in a clash with Barcelona's Javier Mascherano in the first half on Tuesday.
After treatment at half-time, Oxlade-Chamberlain attempted to carry on after the break but was forced off in the 50th minute.
Reports this morning suggested he could be out for several weeks after leaving the Emirates on crutches.
But manager Arsene Wenger revealed Oxlade-Chamberlain is set for a scan later today and won't be available for the match at the weekend.
He said: He has a scan today, he will not be available for Sunday.
However, defender Gabriel is set to join full training on Friday and could be fit for Sunday.


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Young mum begs for schoolboy dad, 16, to come home
THE tearful girlfriend of a missing school prefect who vanished after becoming a 16-year-old father last night showed off their baby in a desperate plea for him to come home.
Anthony Stubbs went missing in November just weeks after watching his girlfriend Charlotte Mason, 18, give birth to their daughter Lily.
The Year 11 pupil walked out of their home intending to go to his mother's, just 10 minutes away – but he never arrived and has not been seen since, nor has his bank account been touched.
Yesterday Charlotte, of Leyland in Lancashire, wept at a press conference with Lily as she made a personal appeal for him to get in touch.
Cuddling the four-month-old baby in her arms, she could only mutter: "I'm trying to keep occupied."
Anthony's mother Denise Machin, 34, said: "Charlotte is finding it very hard. She last saw him the day before he said he was going to mine on the 25th of November.
"He never came, so I thought he was busy with the baby and didn't want to interfere. He loves Lily, he absolutely adores her and Charlotte too. He was so happy when Lily was born. I don't know what's made him stay away.
"I would say to him come home – but if he's not ready, then just let someone know that he is safe."
Charlotte is finding it very hard. She last saw him the day before he said he was going to mine on the 25th of November
Anthony found out he was going to be a dad at 15 and had just celebrated his 16th birthday when Lily was born.
He was last seen near the Seven Stars pub in Leyland just before 1pm on November 25. His family said he did not attend a ceremony to renew his grandparents' wedding vows the day before.
Det Insp John Entwisle, of Lancashire Police, said: "There was a sighting in Chorley and Manchester and on a bus to Bispham, near Blackpool, but nothing positive.
"We would encourage anybody with information about his whereabouts to let us know."


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Pilot Mercedes Lewis Hamilton congratulated the team-mate Nico Rosberg.
On Sunday, the German pilot Mercedes Nico Rosberg for the first time in career became the world champion, beating his teammate Lewis Hamilton by five points.
Immediately after the final race Hamilton said he was happy for Rosberg and satisfied with their own performance.
Yesterday the Briton posted a photograph of a very young he and Nico Rosberg. Signed on the image in the following way:
"Even then we said that one day will be world Champions, now we both did. Congratulations, Nico, you did everything that was needed for victory. Deserved the championship".
We said we'd be champions back then, now we both are! Congratulations Nico, you did everything a champion needed to do. Well deserved ?? pic.twitter.com/CIFPw1K2Fq
– Lewis Hamilton (@LewisHamilton) November 30, 2016
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The St. Augustine-St. Johns County Airport Authority approved a $17.75 million tentative budget Monday, and almost 30 percent is dedicated to acquiring property in Araquay Park.
The airport is in an expansion mode, and its capital outlay budget consumes $14.2 million of the total. Authority Executive Director Ed Wuellner said the capital budget is the biggest ever proposed.
The authority will hold a second public hearing Sept. 15 to adopt the budget for fiscal year 2004, which begins Oct. 1.
Authority Member Wayne George said the board should increase its capital investments in items such as hangars to bring in additional revenues. The authority has 110 people on a waiting list for hangars, and new upscale developments such as Nocatee and Palencia will probably bring more pilots to the area, he said.
"I've never seen a business that doesn't have to make investments to stay up with demand," George said.
The authority should give itself the ability to grow, he said. He, like the other board members, would like to see the airport removed from the tax rolls.
"We can develop a fairly strong plan for eliminating ad valorem taxes altogether," George said.
In the recommended budget, much of the growth would occur south of the airport in the Araquay Park neighborhood off U.S. 1. Properties in the neighborhood have been purchased by the airport over 15 years, and now only about 20 owners remain. The airport rents the homes it owns.
But not everyone wants to leave the neighborhood.
Mary McElroy, 75, of Indian Bend Road has lived in Araquay Park for about 58 years. She's built two homes in the neighborhood. "I've raised my family from there, and that's where I want to stay," McElroy said.
Authority Member Joe Ciriello also was critical of the expansion plans. He said the airport should not grow to the point where it has to take people's homes.
The proposed budget includes borrowing $5 million to acquire property in the neighborhood. Wuellner said the money would be borrowed early in the fiscal year, and most of the properties should be acquired by late spring.
The board voted 3-1, with Ciriello dissenting, to approve the $17.75 million tentative budget. The board also voted 3-1, with Ciriello dissenting, to set the tentative ad valorem tax rate at 0.2356 mills, the same rate as this year.
The tentative rate would generate almost $3 million in revenue for the airport. That would be almost 10 percent more -- because of higher assessed values and new homes -- than what the airport collected in ad valorem taxes this year.
At the proposed rate, a property owner with a $125,000 house and a $25,000 homestead exemption would pay $23.56, which is $2.12 more than what that property owner was required to pay this year.
In the proposed budget, the authority would also receive $6.4 million in grants next year and $1.3 million in lease revenues. Another $2 million would be cash carried forward from this year.
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