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Private island duplex for rent in Crystal River
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Ozello Keys
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,688 - $ 2,000 / week
Crystal River House deals
stays between: 12/6/13 & 5/29/14
deal expires in: 14 days
4 people for the price of 2 on retail booking. 2 free on sale pricing 3 day or more bookings
4 people for the price of 2 on retail booking. . 2 free on sale pricing 3 day or more bookings Saving you up to 360.00 on summer 6 night bookings. good till May 29th
- 4 people for the price of 2 on retail booking. 2 free on sale ($180)
deal# DQTPWH
vacation rental description
Private Island home rental in the Ozello Keys.
(About 300 small islands)
Just minutes from Homosassa or Crystal River
Land bridge access with electronic security gate gives you the
convenience of driving to and from your own private island. With
privacy you won't get from any other home rental!
Only 2 homes, both homes are 2 bedroom 1.5 bath.
Rent both homes and you and your group only will be in Paradise*
No traffic noise to hinder the awesome wildlife and beautiful
serenity here.
Whether it's paddling with dolphin or exploring the hundreds of
islands with one of the 14 kayaks/2 canoes that come at no extra
charge to our guests, this alone could save a family of 6 $300.00 a
day !!
Swimming/relaxing in one of the 2 spas or the 45 foot solar heated
pool with 2, 32 ' lit waterfalls and LED lit wet bar...
you'll be able to experience the "Real Florida" on
the Nature Coast - Watch one of Mother Nature's "night shows"
unhampered by city lights, as you relax sitting in one the star
gazing chairs by the bonfire ring with furnished wood. Saving yet more money!
Make this the vacation of a lifetime for just a few dollars more.
We also can set you up to snorkel with the manatee, or have a
private all day tour of Crystal River including snorkling and fishing
on your own private pontoon boat with your own licensed guide.
All linens, towels and dishes are furnished in both units, each
having a full kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, stove and all
cooking utensils including glasses, dishes, pots and pans. Rent a
private island, not just a home in a row or on a canal. 280 Deg open
water views with few boats going by !!
* Care takers on property at time of renting to take care of any
needs you may have. Private Island 2 homes only
property availability
Last modified on 12-14-2011 at 9:16 AM.
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Paradise Found Island Retreat 1-352-564-1757
house rental amenities
Please email to see over 140 photo of this island Retreat and any cururent sale pricing
Please remember that when you rent here you are renting a retreat not a home in a sub division. We give you lots of extras you do not get with any other booking. Look at all your cost when booking a vacation and save up to 1000.00 over a house in a row! Email to see our comparison charts.
45 FOOT Solar heated pool with 2, 32' waterfalls lite by LED. Also featureing a lit wet bar
41 jet, 8hp jacuzzi by the pool
2 satellite TV in each unit
One big screen HD TV in each home 200 channel satellite
Jacuzzi in upper home
Picnic area with Charcole grill
FREE USE of 14 kayaks/2 canoes Save up to 550.00 a day !
(enough for 23 to paddle together)
Bonfire circle with furnished wood for a fantastic night of
s'mores,and family bonding,
Washer and Dryer on premises,
61 sony" large screen tv in upper home,
47" HD big screen in lower home
Private double pump Jacuzzi on the deck of upper unit
Queen-sized beds
Full kitchen in each home
Large wrap around Couch in upper unit
Screened-in patio and deck for each home
High-speed wireless internet,awesome wildlife viewing and so
more ... check our website for more details.
activities and attractions in Crystal River Gulf Coast Central
Homosassa wildlife park is one of the top rehab for manatee and a
excellent value at $13.95, spend the afternoon at a zoo and research
center. Tube float the spring fed clear water Rainbow River for
$11.95 which includes a shuttle to the state park. Take a manatee snorkel
trip for as little as 25.00. With many Orlando area amusement parks
and attractions being with in day tripping distance, you make the
decision where to day visit, or you may want to stay in Paradise and
kayak or just relax. When in the area, the Wildlife Park is a must
and is about 15 minutes away. Weeki Wachee, the original home of the
mermaids, is located about 30 miles south of the island. Crystal
River has a quaint shopping district including the Manatee Toy
Company featuring Jimmy Buffet merchandise. The Archaelogical site in
Crystal River is also very interesting as well as the Yulee Sugar
Homosassa. Bird watching, kayaking, swimming and soul rejuvenating
are also enjoyed at Paradise Found Island.
vacation rental rates
This is a private island, not a home in a row!
Crystal Rivers only PRIVATE ISLAND home rental with bridge access
FREE use of 14 kayaks and 2 canoes save up to $800.00 a day
Free fire wood for bon fire
Private island experiance is priceless
Please email to see over 140 photo of this island.
Add staying on a private island to your bucket list
This is a private island retreat were you get kayak and more for free so like hotels there is charges for each quest beond 2
Lower home/ 2 bedroom 1.5 bath home 2013 pricing and sales
Private island home land acessable
Sunday threw Thursday $272 Sale priced at $199*
Fri Sat nights with other nights $300 Sale Priced at $225*
Friday Sat only $367 Sale priced at $275*
6 night 7day week $1688 Sale priced at $1099*
7 night 8 days $1888 Sale priced at $1299*
Rates based on 2 people additonal guest 15.00 per person per night 10.00 by week
Pet friendly pets 10.00 per night 40.00 per week
*Sale pricing not good Memorial day to Labor Day or Holidays
Pricing subject to change untill booked
Upper private island home 2013 pricing
Upper home is nicer, email to see our site for more details
Sunday threw Thursday $350 Sale priced at $261*
Fri Sat nights with other nights $399 Sale Priced at $299*
Friday Sat only $466 Sale priced at $349*
6 night 7 day week $2300 Sale priced at $1483*
7 night 8 days $2548 Sale priced at $1599*
Rates based on 2 people additonal guest 15.00 per person per night
10.00 oer oerson by the weeka night by week
Pet friendly pets 10.00 per night 40.00 per week
*Sale pricing not good Memorial day to Labor Day or Holidays
Pricing subject to change untill booked
Paradise Found Island Retreat 1-352-564-1757
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Crystal River
- Kayak the islands
- Kayak with dolphins
- Snorkel with manatee
- Float the Rainbow river
- Jet Ski tour the out islands
Top things to do on a budget
- Kayak the islands for free
- Kayak with dolphins for free
- Snorkel with manatee 15.00up
- Float the Rainbow river 11.95
- Homosassa wild life park 8.95
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Born: March 16, 1988 From: Sacramento, CA
2) High School / College Highlights: A dual threat in high school as both a rusher and a receiver, Ross was an All-State selection and Delta League MVP with 964 yards on 99 carries and 718 yards on 45 catches. Committed to Cal in 2006 but spent the year redshirted and shared offensive scout team player of the year.
In 2007 played in 7 games mostly on special teams but not as a returner. In 2008 started 5 games and played in all 13 games, mostly as a returner and wide receiver. In 2009 he came into his own: he was 3rd on the team for all purpose yards and posted a 21.3 yard per punt return average, which would have been a Pac-10 and Cal record had he had enough attempts. In 2010 he lead Cal in punt return average and was rated as the 5th best draft eligible punt returner.
3) College Stats: 31 games, 57 catches/764 yards/3 TDs, 42 kickoff returns/851 yards/0 TDs, 31 punt returns/471 yards/1 TD
4) NFL Combine Results: Not invited. Cal pro-day: 4.39 40-yard dash, 4.24 short shuttle, 7.19 3-cone drill, 9'9" broad jump, 39" vertical, 22 bench.

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Idaho could net $51 million to $75 million annually if it convinced the federal government to turn over 16.4 million acres of its land to the state.
That's the conclusion of a quick analysis by the Idaho Department of Lands in response to lawmakers considering demanding a federal public land transfer like Utah has done. The $75 million is based on the revenues that could be returned after a 15-year transition of 7 million acres of forest land that foresters estimated could yield 800 million board feet of timber annually.
Another 9.5 million acres of rangeland were considered, but the agency estimated there would be no profit in it for the state. And, unlike Utah, there is no known oil and gas resources and few minerals on the lands proposed for transfer.
The state also would have to reserve the right to reject any lands that have abandoned mines or other hazardous wastes that could increase the state's financial liability, State Lands Department Director Tom Schultz said in a letter to the chairmen of the House and Senate resource committees.
Schultz is scheduled to testify next week before a House Resources subcommittee.
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First, of course, is that the federal government would give in to the questionable legal theory behind the Utah approach.
Second, the many specially protected areas - national monuments, conservation areas, recreation areas, wilderness areas and the like - would be excluded.
So just less than half of the 34.5 million acres of federal land would be transferred.
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August 9, 2011
by Alexis Mattera
Some college students joke that tuition is so high, the only food they can afford is instant ramen. In Michigan, it's no longer a laughing matter.
The Detroit News reported the state has removed roughly 30,000 college students from its food stamp program. Human Services Director Maura Corrigan revealed that while the cuts will save an estimated $75 million per year, they also represent an effort to "change the culture of the state's welfare department and slash tens of millions of dollars of waste, fraud and abuse." Corrigan suggested students get part-time jobs like she did while attending Marygrove College and University of Detroit Mercy School of Law in the '60s and '70s but critics are quick to point out that state funding has shrunk and tuition has skyrocketed since then and Michigan's economic situation makes finding any kind of employment difficult. What do the students think? Obviously, they are none too pleased. "Students should be focusing on their education, not whether or not they'll be able to eat dinner or whether they can manage to find a job and balance it on top of their studies," said Kayla Neff, a Spanish and computer science major at Central Michigan University.
Do you think the cuts to Michigan's food stamp program will be beneficial or detrimental overall? Students, if you'll be impacted by these changes, how do you plan to compensate for the loss of funding?
August 10, 2011
A few months back, we wrote about helpful tips on maximizing merit aid, or aid based on a student's attributes like academics, athletics and extracurriculars. For college applicants who aren't deemed financially needy in terms of their FAFSA or EFC, merit aid can make a huge difference in the schools they can realistically afford to attend. Students and families seeking this extra financial aid boost should consider researching schools more likely to dispense merit-based awards but with so many colleges and universities in the U.S., which ones are the best financial bets?
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High school students, does this data have you looking at these schools in a new light? Current college students attending one of the schools listed above, did merit aid make the difference as to whether or not you enrolled?
August 12, 2011
If you're a current or soon-to-be college student, you've probably heard the saying "Friends, school, sleep: Pick two." If you haven't, it means you won't have time to do everything you want...and sometimes need. While there are students who can balance all three, they have another difficult decision to make at the beginning of each semester: tuition, food or books?
According to survey conducted by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, seven out of 10 undergraduate students reported not buying one or more textbooks because the cost was too high. How high? The Government Accountability Office estimated textbooks cost a quarter of the average state college tuition (three-fourths at community colleges) and the U.S. PIRG revealed textbook prices have risen faster than overall inflation with a 22-percent uptick in the past four years. For students, this means some serious money management is in order. "Generally what we get from students is 'Yeah, it's only a few dollars, but it could be my dinner,'" said Jessica Bruning, a student at Iowa State University. "It adds up pretty quickly." The survey also revealed four out of five students said new editions prevented them from purchasing cheaper used books and half cited bundles or custom editions as the culprits for increased costs.
The good news – yes, there is some! – is that groups like Textbook Rebellion, Campus Progress and even individual professors are doing their part to keep textbook costs from negatively impacting students' college experiences. "Better options are out there," said Nicole Allen, textbooks advocate for the Student PIRGs. "Between used books, rental programs and long-term alternatives like open textbooks, we have the tools we need to make textbooks affordable for more students." Have you had to choose between tuition, food or books? What are you doing to keep your college costs in check?
September 6, 2011
Whether you're in the market for discounted feather extensions or oil changes, odds are pretty high there's a Groupon for what you seek...but what about reduced-rate college tuition?
The Chicago Tribune reported National-Louis University is offering a Groupon today for 57-percent off a three-credit graduate-level introduction to teaching course at its Chicago campus. (Regular tuition for the course is $2,232 but Groupon will offer it for $950.) According to Groupon's communications director Julie Mossler, this is the first time an academic university has used the website as an effort to boost student interest. "There are all kinds of factors in the K-12 world that are really discouraging teachers and people seeking teaching degrees," said Jocelyn Zivin, NLU's vice president of marketing and communications. "We'd like (potential students) to understand what the realities are, whether you are committed to this profession...and see if you have what it takes."
Every little bit of tuition assistance does help these days but what do you think of NLU and Groupon's deal? Is it something that you think other schools should consider offering as well?
September 8, 2011
With college costs at an all-time high, the likelihood of college applicants and their parents selecting the school offering the most financial assistance is pretty high. But what national schools provide the highest quality education for the lowest price? Just ask the experts at U.S. News.
Though the official ordered list will not be revealed until next week, U.S. News published a sneak peek of its top 10 best value schools in the National Universities category today. (Keep in mind the schools are only listed in alphabetical order at this point.)
Is your dream school represented? Excellent! What school do you think will be named the best value and why?
August 24, 2011
There are lots of ways students and their parents can pay for college – at Scholarships.com, we're familiar with nearly 3 million options – and many begin socking away funds early on. As admirable as this timely planning is, a new study shows it won't come close to covering the ever-rising cost of higher education.
Boston-based Fidelity Investments has revealed that while 67 percent of parents surveyed have put money into some sort of college fund this year, current and expected savings project the typical American family will only be able to pay for 16 percent of college costs when the time comes. Why? Many factors contribute, like the less-than-stellar economy and existing student loan payments (more than half of parents with children under five still have outstanding balances) but perhaps the hardest-hitting element is the colleges' steep price tags: Over the past five years alone, college costs have jumped 26 percent.
This news may sound bleak but families are still finding ways to afford school without going into debt...or having their children graduate with a mountain of it. More parents are asking their kids to work part-time, commute to save on room and board, opt for state schools over private ones and take additional credits - all to keep costs in check. These are all excellent options to defray ballooning education costs but don't forget scholarships and grants – aka free money for college! Just like saving, it's important to start searching for scholarships early and often. No time's better than the present – complete a free scholarship search today!
August 25, 2011
Believe it or not, a lot can be said in 140 characters...and if wielded correctly, those 140 characters could be worth $1,000 or a Kindle for college. You know what that means: Scholarships.com's Short & Tweet Twitter Scholarship is back!
With school starting up again, we know your academic and extracurricular calendars are filling up but that doesn't mean your search for college funding should suffer. That's why we made the Short & Tweet Twitter Scholarship so easy: No lengthy essay, no pile of paperwork – just your thoughts, in real time. To enter, simply log on to Twitter (create an account if you don't already have one), follow us, then @reply us (aka include @Scholarshipscom in your tweet) and explain what an extra $1,000 for college would mean to you as creatively and meaningfully as possible. Got that? Great...now start tweeting!
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September 19, 2011
The fall semester is in full swing at universities around the country and college students are trying to stretch their funds for tuition, books, housing and other college costs as far as they can go. It's never easy but students at the University at Buffalo are having a more difficult time than usual.
In the past, UB sent out financial aid to coincide with the start of the academic year but pushed disbursement for roughly 18,000 students back three weeks this year – a 21-day difference that left many UB students unable to buy books, pay rent or pay for classes. Though UB's Vice Provost A. Scott Weber said the change was made to "protect students" by making sure they would receive the exact amount of money they are eligible for, the student newspaper previously quoted interim financial aid director Jennifer Pollard as stating the policy change was a response to fraudulent activities by students.
UB officials did admit they should have done a better job getting the word out about the financial aid change but students and educators alike are still not happy: One professor called the situation "chaos in the classroom" and a "stupid disaster" and a graduate student said the ordeal "draws to question some bigger problems with the administration." (We're sure these are among the tamer reactions.) Any UB students out there? Has the funding disbursement delay negatively impacted your semester? College students in general, how would you react if this financial aid fiasco happened at your school?
October 3, 2011
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She has published her full letter on her blog, and here are the points she numerates in her lengthy letter:
1. Anti-English Spectrum's Cafe Violates Korean Law and Naver Cafe's Operating Principles
. . .
2. The Purpose of Anti-English Spectrum Cafe is to Promote Racial Hatred and Discrimination, Not to Improve the Education System in Korea
. . .
3. The Activities, Content, and Purpose of the Anti-English Spectrum Cafe Are Clearly Prohibited Under the Naver Cafe Terms of Service Agreement
. . .
4. As the Leading International Korean Internet Company, NHN Should Take a Stand Against Xenophobia, Racial Hatred and Discrimination
And in closing:
NHN Corp. should take a stand against racism, xenophobia and the proliferation of hate speech that only serves to tarnish Naver's good name and reputation. Toward such an end I strongly suggest that Naver:* Remove content that claims foreigners are targeting Korean children in order to sexually molest them.
* Remove content that spreads rumors of foreigners seeking to infect Koreans with AIDS or other diseases.
* Remove content that contains racially derogatory images and messages that promote racial hatred and discrimination such as the group's many "promotional posters."
* Remove content that profiles, targets and stigmatizes individuals on the basis of race and nationality in order to expose them to greater suspicion.
* Remove content that involves vigilante activities such as the tracking or stalking of any persons, whether Koreans or foreigners.
* Remove content that targets interracial couples and seeks to stigmatize and degrade Koreans for having any kind of relationships with foreigners.
Two days ago the Association of Teachers of English in Korea [ATEK] put out a press release pledging their support. Here is an excerpt of their press release:
The Association for Teachers of English in Korea (ATEK) is pledging support to recent calls for NHN, the parent company of Naver.com, to take action against the online community of the Anti English Spectrum (AES), a race hate group that advocates vigilante tactics against foreign teachers that operates on Naver.com.
Letters were posted to the NHN Corporation, both in Korea and in Irvine, California, where the company's US branch is located. In the letters, written by Andrea Vandom, a PhD student in International Relations at the University of California, it is explained that the racist material on the Anti English Spectrum's page violates Naver's user agreement.
On the page it is suggested that AIDS infected foreign teachers are purposely spreading the disease, while molesting children, raping Korean woman and consuming large quantities of narcotics. These accusations have also been printed onto calling cards and distributed on streets of Seoul.
In her letters to the NHN Corporation, Vandom stated:
"This group's highly defamatory statements violate Article Ga-4 (Defamatory Posts) of
Naver cafe's terms of service agreement and rise to the level of violations of the Korean criminal code."
Vandom also pointed out that Article 4 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD), which the Republic of Korea fully supports, states that the promotion of racial hatred, such as in posters used by the Anti English Spectrum on their Naver page, is illegal. By hosting these posters Naver is in effect assisting racist activities, which under Article 4(a) of the ICERD, is an offense that Korea has declared "punishable by law".
. . .
ATEK, a support group for over a thousand foreign teachers in Korea, wishes to give its full support to Vandom and her letters to the NHN Corporation. Consequently we expect NHN to enforce their user policies and remove all offensive material from the Anti English Spectrum's Naver page.
You'll find the rest of the press release on this Gusts of Popular Feeling post; for the sake of brevity I left out a few paragraphs.
Gusts of Popular Feeling has covered the activity of Anti-English Spectrum extensively, so consult the posts
* "The achievements of Anti-English Spectrum"
* "How to make foreign English teachers an AIDS threat in 5 easy steps"
for background information, especially regarding the group's influence on legislation against foreign English teachers.
Additionally, the powerpoint presentation "Who is Anti-English Spectrum?" created by Benjamin Wagner and prepared for the National Human Rights Commission of Korea was posted to Andrea Vandom's blog in September is a detailed account of who the group is and what they do. It certainly deserves a read.
I've written a number of posts about them as well, most recently two months ago to highlight the Korea Times' continuing favorable coverage to the "Citizens' Association for Lawful English Education," as well as a broad summary of their activities. The first example of favorable coverage of the "civic group" I cited was in the Korea Times on May 15, 2008:
Pictures depicting foreign teachers holding a ``sexy costume party'' in 2005 were the key driver for the creation of the civic group.
``There are many illegal foreign teachers. We organized this group to help make our schools and hagwons free of these problematic teachers,'' said Lee Eun-ung, manager of the Internet cafe.
Most members of the group participate in online activities, and some also actively engage in off-line activities to help police find foreigners who engage in drug use. So far, they have played a role in nabbing more than 60 people in illegal drug-related cases.
``Sometimes we stay up at night tracking and watching foreign nationals. We have even found some foreign teachers that take drugs then teach students at hagwons the following day,'' Lee said. ``We will continue to help police deport these foreign teachers.''
Though the "civic group" is now known as "Citizens' Association for Lawful English Education," and portrays itself as committed to education and cleaning up the industry, their motives were far more transparent in the beginning, when they called themselves the "Anti-English Spectrum" and had as their banner the infamous pictures of Korean women participating in a wet t-shirt contest.
Their motives are certainly visible in their statement of purpose, translated by Korea Beat last year; an excerpt:
Anger at the arrogant English Spectrum, alive and well as ever despite criticism for its debasement of Korean women, and the expulsion of illegal, low-quality English instructors.
The small but powerful country, the Republic of Korea!
We are Anti-English Spectrum, fighting for justice for a land whose heart is not yet shriveled up.
Our work holds meaning for our country and our society. We do it together!
This is the citizens' movement for the expulsion of illegal foreign language teachers.
The first line of their statement of purpose
Until the degradation of Korean women by English Spectrum is ended
shows what they're ultimately about.
Anyway, the Korea Times and Kang Shin-who covered the story of Vandom's letter Sunday evening.
In short, I think going after the group for its hate speech in violation of Naver's own terms of service is productive. Trying to close sites simply by virtue of their controversial material will lead to dark places, and indeed ATEK Communications Director told The Marmot's Hole's Dann Gaymer crowd that's not what he's after:
Put simply, unpopular speech is fine and we don't take issue with it. Yet when what is being said is unfounded and could potentially cause harm to someone that is an issue: Saying you don't like foreign teachers is acceptable, saying foreign teachers are giving your kids AIDS isn't. It's offensive and could be detrimental to the fate of English teachers in Korea if some sort of hysteria were to develop because of it.
Once again ATEK does not want to see the Anti English Spectrum's page shut down, we merely support the call for the removal of all material that is offensive to foreign English teachers.
Objecting to hate speech posted in violation of the host's own terms is not only more sound, but more reasonable.


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TVA Integrated Resource Plan: Diverse Portfolio Best for Keeping Future Costs and Emissions Low
March 4, 2011
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Tennessee Valley Authority has filed its Integrated Resource Plan with the Environmental Protection Agency to outline the federal utility's strategic direction for providing reliable, low-cost and cleaner electricity over the next two decades, TVA announced Friday. The filing also includes an Environmental Impact Statement.
The plan, titled "TVA's Environmental and Energy Future," will help TVA continue to meet regional energy demands in a sustainable manner. Implementing its proposed approach also will help TVA meet its renewed vision to be one of the nation's leading providers of low-cost and cleaner energy by 2020. More specifically, the plan will help TVA lead the nation in improving air quality and greater nuclear power production and lead the Southeast in increased energy efficiency.
The strategic direction outlined in the Integrated Resource Plan, which will be formally presented to the TVA board of directors in April, recommends a broader diversity of power-generation sources — including greater use of nuclear power, natural gas and renewable sources and less reliance on coal — to help lower emissions and control costs. Natural gas produces significantly lower emissions of sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and carbon dioxide than coal, and nuclear power produces no emissions of these substances, which are factors in environmental issues such as air pollution and climate change.
TVA's new Integrated Resource Plan places greater emphasis than in the past on lowering carbon emissions and on increasing energy efficiency, which helps control future costs by reducing the need to build new power plants.
"Curbing emissions is a goal for many utilities and industries across the nation, including TVA," TVA President and CEO Tom Kilgore said. "An important way to pursue that goal, along with the goal of holding down electricity prices, is by promoting energy efficiency — because the best source of new energy is the energy that's currently wasted."
Kilgore noted that TVA staff worked closely with an external Stakeholder Review Group, comprised of representatives of customers and the business and environmental communities. TVA also held a series of meetings across the service territory to discuss the energy, economic and environmental issues facing TVA and to gather opinions and suggestions from the public.
"The members of the Stakeholder Review Group, with their broad expertise and wide variety of viewpoints, have given us greater insight into what customers expect from TVA as a power provider," Kilgore said. "TVA was created to serve the people, and we can always serve the people better when we listen to their views. The input from our stakeholders, and their participation in crafting this Integrated Resource Plan, has strengthened our process and our results."
Many U.S. utilities produce integrated resource plans to help guide their planning efforts, which involve large long-term capital investments in plants and infrastructure that often require significant lead times and complex financing structures.
TVA's Integrated Resource Plan, which took two years to develop, evaluated a number of possible future scenarios based on projected economic developments and other factors. For each potential future situation, TVA formulated options for meeting the region's electricity needs based on cost, environmental performance and other factors.
The TVA planning team emphasized that each scenario it studied, which ranged from a future economy similar to today's circumstances to an economy greatly transformed by technological advancements, was best addressed by a diverse portfolio of power-generation sources ? including nuclear, natural gas, energy efficiency and renewable sources, such as wind and solar, as well as coal.
"Diversity proved to be the most prudent course in each situation ? as is the case for financial investments and many other endeavors," Kilgore said. "Having access to a variety of power sources, rather than heavy reliance on any single source, reduces long-term risks and helps keep costs steady and predictable."
The Tennessee Valley Authority, a corporation owned by the U.S. government, provides electricity for utility and business customers in most of Tennessee and parts of Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia – an area of 80,000 square miles with a population of 9 million. TVA operates 29 hydroelectric dams, 11 coal-fired power plants, three nuclear plants and 11 natural gas-fired power facilities that can produce about 34,000 megawatts of electricity, delivered over 16,000 miles of high-voltage power lines. TVA also provides flood control, navigation, land management and recreation for the Tennessee River system and works with local utilities and state and local governments to promote economic development across the region. TVA, which makes no profits and receives no taxpayer money, is funded by sales of electricity to its customers. Electricity prices in TVA's service territory are below the national average.
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When I finish an episode, the screen just goes to black and I'm not sure how to get back to a screen where I can choose another episode without force-quitting the program. Help?
This American Life: Retraction [PDF Transcript]
There are going to be some amazing masters theses written about this event.
For a long time I've been fascinated by the ethics of telling stories that uncover truths while the stories themselves aren't factual. I mean, that's the essence of liberal religion. I think this comparison is particularly apt given the way Apple devotees worship Steve Jobs, the way theater fans worship theater, and the very name of Daisey's show: The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs.
I wonder now if last week's obsession with The Lifespan of a Fact on public radio was a subtle way to prepare listeners for this.
I wonder if Mike Daisey has any hope of maintaining a career as a monologuist after this. Will his next great monologue be the theatrical equivalent of the Opera Apology Appearance? I Lied To You And Now I'm Sorry: A Theatrical Monologue By Mike Daisey (Of course, a more appropriate theatrical exploitation of this chapter would be for someone else to create Daisey/Glass, ala Frost/Nixon, so Daisey himself neither profits nor has a hand in how this part of the story is portrayed and interpreted.)
The real problem for me, as someone who wants to believe in the redemptive power of theater, is that Daisey's fabrications go beyond what happened on stage, beyond the confines of his story. During the fact-checking process, he lied directly to the radio producers. He wrote op-eds in major newspapers containing these lies.
I mean, I get it. The attention that came to Daisey because of this monologue was huge, career-making, life-changing. And when that kind of attention comes calling, it's very hard to draw the line and say, "No, I this kind of exposure, this kind of publicity will pull my story out of the realm of theatrical licence and into an ethically indefensible area." How do you say to This American Life, to The New York Times, etc. "No thanks?"
But he should have. And Daisey, in particular, as someone who has examined these very issues in previous pieces—most damningly so in Truth, about James Frey—should have known better and acted better.
Is this an opportunity for an American conversation of the nature of truth versus fiction, truth versus facts, history versus memory versus mythology? Probably. Will the conversation last beyond one news cycle? Doubtful.
ETA: The Public Theater's statement on the show's relationship to facts.


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Easy Shrimp Eyes
The fly-tying market is brimming with prefabricated materials, and Danish Easy Shrimp Eyes is one of the companies who are making them. We have talked to the guys behind the products.
Read our questions and their answers here
One Mallard Shrimp
Cocktail time:
As a Baltic sea trout angler you can never get enough shrimp patterns, and this one was tied as a result of access to some really fine mallard feathers.
Get ready to mix your prawn dressing here
Ken's Incredibly Simple Shrimp
Keep it simple stupid
: Shrimp flies are very much en vogue in the Baltic region, and keep on getting more and more complex. This one is simple and dead easy to tie - and still a very good imitation.
See that KISS is not (always) a rock band
Tight Line Shrimp
: A go to shrimp fly for tailing redfish from Laguna Madre based fly fisherman Roy Lopez. Easy to tie and perfect for the reds as well as a bunch of other species.
See how to tie it here
Allan's Winter Shrimp
Cold water
: A simple shrimp pattern that does not use the popular but expensive Spey hackle
See the pattern description here
Shrimp anatomy for the fly tyer
: Having seen, tied and fished shrimp flies for many years, Martin feels a need to do a little lecture on the real appearance of shrimp, especially targeted at fly tyers.
Take the shrimp class here
Mini Pig
: The Baltic seatrout community has been going berserk over a huge pink fly called the Pink Pig. I find that the Mini Pig is a more sensible alternative. This article covers two versions.
See more here.
Martin's Mundane Shrimp
: Another simple, three-material fly. This time a shrimp, well suited for seatrout and probably fine for a number of other saltwater species not least bonefish. Super simple to tie and with easily accessible and cheap materials.
See the pattern here
Meko Special
Bonefish fly
: Omeko Glinton created the Meko Special in an attempt to come up with a single fly that you can fish over any color bottom so you don't have to waste time changing flies as you move from flat to flat.
Read the extract from Dick Brown's Bonefish Fly Patterns here
The Killer Shrimp
: The Killer Shrimp hardly looks like anything. It's gray and translucent, sparsely dressed and inconspicuous. But it catches fish. It's a great fly for those bright and calm days where sea trout seem to be unwilling to take any fly.
See how to tie it here.
Shrimp fly theme
Theme page
: A Global FlyFisher theme page about how to tie the best shrimp fly patterns. All o8ur best articles on shrimp fly patterns.
See the theme here
Kern's Perfect Leo Shrimp
: A realistic, perfect swimming shrimp imitation for both hot and cold water and a big variety of species. The fly has many neat details and is a great upgrade from those quickly tied flies. It makes your fly box look great and keeps you away from the TV.
Get shrimped here
Colored Mono Eyes
Five pairs of mono eyes dipped in epoxy for just around 5,50€ or 7$. It sounds like a good business opportunity, but as a consumer it just pushes you to make your eyes your self. On a trip to Fyn this spring two Danes and an American-wanna-be-German made their own.
See how easy it is
The Pink Pig - Pattegrisen
A tentacled all-rounder
: You have probably heard about and maybe even watched The Pink Panther. If so, you also know the soundtrack. Put that on and take a look to see what a Pink Pig is, and if it has anything in common with the panther or if there is more Miss Piggy in this fly tied for tarpon, bonefish and trout.
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Quick shrimp
An easy way of tying shrimp imitations for coastal fishing. In Swedish, but easy to follow
How to tie a shrimp pattern fly
Learn how Dave Schmezer ties his incredible lifelike shrimp pattern. Dave ties for The Fly Fisherman in Tittusville and he uses H2O products and clear cure goo.
Easy Pro Shrimp
Making Crab or Shrimp Eyes
Making Crab Shrimp Eyes Fly Tying Instructions
Runar's CdC Shrimp
How to make Shrimp Eyes
Pro Easy Shrimp
Shrimp fly tied with lots of pre-fabricated materials: Easy Shrimp Eyes, Easy Shrimp Legs and Pro 3D Shrimp Shell.
Shrimp battle - Allan vs. Kern
Allan Overgaard and Kern Leo Lund tying at Kolding flyfishing fair. Both skilled flytyers, but when it comes to shrimp immitations Kern is just amazing. More on: http://customflies.dk/shrimp-vs-shrimp/
Double Down Shrimp
Great fly for sight fishing any fish that eats shrimp!
CDC Shrimp
A video tutorial for tying the CdC shrimp.
Peeled Shrimp
Capt. James Ferguson teaching how to tie the Peeled Shrimp
Soft touch shrimp
This is a step by step of the new soft touch shrimp for grayling and trout fishing
Crattle Shrimp
Rattle Shrimp Pattern. Materials: - Gama sl15 2/0 - gold flash - tan ep - Calico Marabou - peacock herl - lead eye - small grass rattle - shrimp eyes
Barrios Tarpon Shrimp
Brian Elward has tied a couple of great flies in front of our camera. This week it's one of his favorite tarpon flies for fishing the mangroves: The Barrios Shrimp! In the protective surroundings of the mangroves and estuaries shrimp seek shelter and food. They thrive between the roots and are washed out via rivers into the sea. Easy pickings for predators such as tarpon and snook who feed on them heavily. This fly has it's roots in Puerto Rico. An innovative and excellent tarpon fisherman Orlando Barrios first posted some pictures of this shrimp.
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Lake O Shrimp
Hook: Partridge Jardine Living Nymph Hook (GRS7) #16 (see note), Thread: Uni-thread 6/0, camel, Body: Argentinean hare, light brown, Shellback: 1mm dense foam, brown, Rib: Tying thread, Note: The GRS7 hook is oversized for its stated number. This #16 hook is closer to a #12 in real world size.
Fritz Shrimp
Step by step tutorial of how to tie the Fritz Shrimp.
Salty dreams and glassy shrimp
Chris Edghill writes: "Fascinating to see how they worked together, one would dive in between the rocks and sea grass, completely burying itself and the others just milled around waiting for a shrimp to dart out from it's hiding place where it would be quickly devoured."
A Mad Epoxy Tier
Bob Kenly is reknowned for his radically different epoxy tube flies. This article recaps his experience with epoxy - and adds advice on coloring epoxy. If you want some truths about epoxy - and want to witness the death of a couple of myths
Our first mullets
Since the 1960's the mullets have visited the Danish and South Swedish waters from late May to late October. They feed on green weed, are easily scared and do not pay interest to flies - most of the time. Impossible - but in 2005 Kasper Mühlbach hooked one fish.
Honey Shrimp
There are thousands of shrimp patterns in the world, made from the same template. This pattern is a time consumer, but it makes it more interesting tying shrimp flies. The eyes, proportions and legs gives this pattern some kind of magic.
South Swedish Sea Trout
Every year fishermen from all over the world visit the swedish shores and rivers, hoping their exertions will be rewarded with one of the large sea trout. Spin fishing is popular and effective. Is fly fishing possible or is it "Guru Meditation #8400001 - Unknown method"?
How many of your flies work both in salt and fresh water? How many of these actually look like something real? The Deep Diving Shrimp is such a fly. Oliver Edward's allround Gammarus imitation works equally well everywhere you find this very widespread animal.
The Junior Mysis
A fly tied for sea trout in the Baltic area. It proved to be efficient in other places too. Translucent and yet colored. Tie it in olive, rusty or tan and you can imitate any camouflaged mysis - and it will stand out from the crowd. Can be tied by seniors too...
O'io Boy'o!
The flats of Oahu in Hawai'i, harbor some of the largest bonefish in the world... although, Hawai'i isn't your typical bonefishing destination. Read why, how to do it and what you will catch
Real Enough!
A bunch of quite realistic flies by a bunch of well known and unknown international tiers. These fantastic flies are not super realistic imitations, but they certainly look real and convincing enough to fool both men and fish!
Brush eyes
Shrimp patterns are always fun to tie. These salt water imitatoins are easy to do and fish well. Martin Joergensen has once again pursued the art of imitating these salt water arthopods - this time utilizing his family's hair brushes! Read the story and find the patterns here.
The Match Shrimp
Matching the hatch is rarely the item when fishing for sea trout in the ocean. The fish are rarely selective and you're sometimes surprised by which flies they are willing to take. But on a few occasions it can be important to imitate the small animals eaten by the trout.
Opossum Shrimp
An imitation well suited for inshore fishing.
The eel smelling shrimp
Jan Reniers has become famous for his different shrimp creations, his latest being a shrimp imitation with a shield of real eel skin, which, when wet, has the typical smell that attracts fish.
The Floating Shrimp
One of Hanafi Saleh's patterns is the "HS Floating Shrimp" which is very suitable for fishing just above the bottomweeds, or just above the bottom without the risk of getting snagged at underwater obstacles.
Glitter Shrimp
A killer fly in the right hands on a cold winter day. A very simple shrimp pattern for Danish sea trout and many other targets.
Wanna tie a mysis? This might be the pattern... Small, easy to tie. It can even stand in for a small dragonfly nymph.
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Mike thank you.
Governor Mitt Romney tried to take President Obama to school today over his education plan and what quickly evolved into a debate about who's really out of touch.
Chief political correspondent Carl Cameron with today's election lessons.
-- -- toward an urban Philadelphia charter school and told teachers and community leaders the education crisis in their communities -- nationwide has reached a tipping point.
He'll have a better perspective of that -- that I do but -- from my perspective our failure.
-- to provide kids with the skills they need for the jobs today and tomorrow is a crisis right.
Today Romney noted a recent McKinsey Global Institute study suggesting class -- less important than good educators for all the the youngest students one teacher suggested he's misinformed.
Romney who's been portrayed by the president and attacked -- as -- out of touch corporate raider interested more in profits than people.
Said the president is fighting education reform because he values teachers union donations more than educating the next generation.
He talks like he's for the underprivileged.
But when it comes to the money that comes from the teachers yet union he's putting that -- you know the campaign cash ahead of that the needs of our kids.
Obama suggested Wednesday night that money so out of touch he thinks Americans are hurting because they don't work hard enough those of us -- Bruce.
-- a lot of time.
Talking a lot of lot of Americans.
Come to realize the problem it isn't the American people aren't productive enough.
Our productivity is actually higher than it's ever been.
You been -- -- harder than ever.
-- this morning argued is the president and vice president's lack of understanding and hostility to the American system that strangling growth.
No question but that he's attacking capitalism -- it in part I think because he doesn't understand.
How -- a free economy works.
He's never had a job in the free economy there has as Vice President Biden the latest Democrat to repudiate Obama's attack on Romney for a company that closed after Romney's former private equity firm Bain Capital got involved.
DC super lawyer -- noted defender of Bill Clinton in the ninety's Lanny Davis.
Romney wasn't even there when that plant went down that plan was about to go bankruptcy before being bought it brought it back.
And in fact created jobs -- the ad is misleading because it omitted those facts apart from the fact the person acting.
Is currently -- Obama Butler.
The general election TV ad war is providing something a stark -- distillation of the competing messages.
President Obama's first two TV commercials were negative attacks on Romney's business career.
-- released the second -- today so far only positive descriptions of the actions he has been promising for a year he would implement on day one so at least for now.
He can claim to be the positive one.
For now for now we'll see Carl thank you.
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The Boca Grande Community Center held its 27th Annual Bike Path Parade last Saturday, March 17, and it turned out to be a patriotic event with more than 30 entries and a lot of spectators.
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How could we?
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We are just one day away from our Relay for Life. A tremendous effort has been made by your community to help rid the world of Cancer. The teams have been raising money with fish fries, bake sales, e-mails and letters to the editor.
Creators of the Guy Harvey Ultimate Shark Challenge Tournament and Festival and Organizers of the World's Richest Tarpon Tournament have announced plans to strengthen and share their commitment to conservation by cross-promoting their common missions and messages to the general public, press and media.
The Ultimate Shark Challenge Tournament and Festival takes place in Punta Gorda's downtown waterfront at Laishley Crab House at Laishley Park May 4 through 6, followed by the World's Richest Tarpon Tournament in Boca Grande May 17 and 18, and the Downtown Tarpon Festival, to be held on May 19 and 20.
The Boca Grande Child Care Center's annual fundraiser, held at the Boca Grande Club, was a successful evening of food and auctions.
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December 18, 2013by AdoniaLast Thursday, NPR ran a story about bike share accessibility issues. The reporter, Joel Rose, shared interviews with street users in DC's Anacostia neighborhood, a bike advocate in New York City, and a researcher in Chicago. This struck me as odd because while bike equity is a nationwide problem, it's something being addressed differently in each of those cities.
December 18, 2013by Carolyn SzczepanskiWe're making sure the 2014 National Women's Bicycling Forum is a venue to share proven, effective campaigns from across the country that can give you a boost in your community. So don't miss the opportunity to "steal ideas" from the Washington Area Bicyclist Association's Women & Bicycles campaign, Girl Scouts on Wheels from Women Bike PHL and Mujeres en Movimiento from WE Bike NYC.
December 16, 2013by KenIt's been a little less than a year since Bike Law University was launched last January. In that time the series has covered 10 categories of law that may affect cyclists and motorists as they share the road. To cap off the year we are updating the sections on Safe Passing laws, Share the Road license plates, Bicycling Under the Influence, Mandatory Helmet laws, and Where to Ride laws.
December 16, 2013by Carolyn SzczepanskiOnce again, the National Bicycle Dealers Association is stepping up to get more retailers to the premier advocacy event of the year. In partnership with the League, the NBDA is providing 25 scholarships to local shop and bike collective leaders to attend the 2014 National Bike Summit.
December 16, 2013by AndyTwo top officials at the US Department of Transportation announced their departure last week, precipitating a third major change in leadership at the agency. First to announce his departure was Deputy Secretary John Porcari - the number two at the agency now headed by Anthony Foxx. Porcari, a former head of the Maryland transportation agency, is leaving for the private sector and will be...
December 13, 2013by Carolyn SzczepanskiAre you a female entrepreneur with a bike-related business? With a theme of "United Spokes" we want to showcase your efforts and ingenuity at the 2014 National Women's Bicycling Forum on March 3. Learn more and apply to exhibit in the 2014 Women Bike Pop-up Shop!
December 11, 2013by AdoniaIn response to the growing consensus among bicycle advocates that we need to develop better strategies to engage with communities of color, youth, and women, the League formed an Equity Advisory Council in February 2013. We are pleased to announce that we are looking to bring on a new member in early 2014.
December 10, 2013by LizA couple months ago, we welcomed Newport, R.I., into the ranks of Bicycle Friendly Communities. We were especially happy here at the League to see Newport make strides because it is the birthplace of our more than 130-year-old organization. The City of Newport held a ceremony to celebrate its new Bronze-level BFC status last month, with remarks from the city's mayor; member of the police...
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The winners of the Road Safety Charter Contest 2007 "Become A European Road Safety Charter Ambassador" were chosen at the end of December 2007. Following the closure of the call for submissions on 15 October 2007, the jury appointed by the European Commission administration selected the 20 most interesting proposals.
The winners come from 14 European Union Member States. Their initiatives are distinguished by their diversity, originality and specific nature. They provide simple, concrete answers to the challenge of road safety; at the same time, these answers are entertaining, close to the public and humanitarian.
Lieve Snoeckx, the Belgian winner, invited to take part in the contest by European Road Safety Charter signatory Vlaamse Stichting Verkeerskunde (Flemish Foundation for Trafficknowledge), launched a contest at his school. Children going to school on foot or by bicycle have to wear fluorescent vests. Those travelling by car have to wear seatbelts. The teachers ensure the respect of these measures and their classes accumulate points in order to win a cup.
Michel Peres, the French winner, invited to take part in the contest by signatory Eurovia, had the idea of displaying humorous drawings by young people and presenting scenes relating to road risk on walls near a school in the Mondelange en Moselle district. "They are an excellent and original educational tool and can easily be put into widespread use, even on professional websites", he stated.
María de la Paz Ortega García, a Spanish winner invited by QDQ, Madrid, set up a photo safari entitled "In search of the lost traffic light", for the Plan de Actuación Urbanística (PAU) [urban action plan] association in Vallecas (Madrid). "It involves taking photos of crossroads at which traffic lights should be installed. The photographs accumulated by all of the neighbours have been sent to the police headquarters and the district council, together with a report", explained María de la Paz Ortega García.
The 20 winners of the 2007 edition are:
Werner Berger (Austria)
Lieve Snoeckx (Belgium)
Savina Atanasova (Bulgaria)
Charalambos Charalambous (Cyprus)
Giorgoula Vassou (Cyprus)
Jana Bĕlská (Czech Republic)
Niko Leskelä (Finland)
Marja Renvall (Finland)
Michel Peres (France)
Martina Müller (Germany)
Vasiliki Kasapi (Greece)
Michele Serino (Italy)
Luciano Serravalle (Italy)
Maria Mackiewicz-Talarczyk (Poland)
Pavol Bandura (Slovakia)
Carlos Barba Gómez (Spain)
Maria Paz Ortega García (Spain)
Miguel Peral Fernández ( Spain )
John Fraser ( United Kingdom )
Terry & Ann Hannon ( United Kingdom )
Following the closure of the call for submissions on October 15th 2007, the jury appointed by the European Commission administration chose the 20 Ambassadors who win a weekend for two to one of the following cities of their choice: Barcelona, Berlin, Bologna, Brussels, Copenhagen, Helsinki, London, Prague, Vienna, Warsaw.
Testimonies of some of the actions taken by four of the winning Ambassadors in their everyday lives in favour of road safety
"'Take my hand' will be my initiative. Nowadays, mainly in big cities, old people, children and disabled people need our support, our hand to cross the road, to catch the bus, not to wait for the last car or last bus to pass, etc. We can start by preparing volunteer groups to be part of this initiative. In the future, we will strive to increase the number of participants and show them that we must help each other, because the road is like real life - one outstretched hand may guide you, but in some cases it will save your life." Savina Atanasova, Bulgaria, invited by European Road Safety Charter signatory Open Youth.
"I am a doctor, specialising in paediatrics. In the waiting room of my clinic I have constructed a road safety park for my smaller patients. While they wait for me to examine them, they have the opportunity to play and learn about road safety with their parents." Charalambos Charalambous, Cyprus invited by the Cyprus Telecommunication Authority.
"We tragically lost our son Matthew due to him speeding. We asked the Partnership for Road Safety to distribute a poster for Mother's Day this year entitled 'Missing Matthew'. It told a story, in his mum's words, of how much she misses him, and sent out a plea to all young drivers to slow down." Terry & Ann Hannon, UK, invited by Lancashire Partner for Road Safety.
"Since we moved to a suburban village, we go for walks wearing reflective safety vests, and our dog wears reflective elements. The neighbours tell us that our good visibility convinced them to wear reflective vests when they go for walks, ride bikes or drive cars. We have given several reflective vests to neighbours, cyclists and schools." Maria Maciewicz-Talarczyk, Poland, invited by Droga i Bezpieczenstwo.
Become A European Road Safety Charter Ambassador, an exciting and successful idea
The event recognised the best individual initiatives from the general public contributing to a reduction in the number of road fatalities by acting in a concrete manner as European Road Safety Charter Ambassadors.
The second edition of this new and exciting contest was a huge success: more than 615 participants from 19 different European countries responded last summer and sent in their contributions to build a safer European road network.


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How´s Obama´s health lately? How´s Hillary´s?
Great, now I´m going to drink because I´m going to get cancer from drinking!When are these reports going to stop, you know they are the "it´s gonna kill you" dejour.
This just in...Every human who has ever drank one sip of alcohol has DIED, or will eventually! EVERYONE! 100%!Be careful out there folks! s/Good grief
No more worrying about how to get Boehner out.
I´m with #1. It´s always "It´s for your own good, you´re just too stupid to know it"BTW, anybody ever get annoyed at the stupid seat belt buzzer in your car. Can´t get in the car without the thing banging. I use my late model Honda SUV to drive around my private property, neighbors´ property, dirt roads, 3 MPH, and the seat belt alarm is banging. "It´s for your own good. Buckle up ..."Liberals are everywhere. Wish they would move to another planet.
For what it´s worth ... anyone who ever took even a sip of water eventually died - and there is no way to prevent it!
These early cancer deaths will help to get a lot of drunks of the road.
What were the controls on this study? Did these people ONLY drink alcohol and come in contact with nothing else? Maybe it was cocktail peanuts or the olives or the coke in the Cuba Libre or the hot sauce in the Bloody Mary that did it. I know: it was tiny umbrella poisoning!
So failure to use alcohol accounted for 96.5% of all cancer deaths?Bottoms up!!
Or... 96.5% of all cancer deaths are NOT traced to alcohol. Cheers!
#10- great minds think alike... You beat me by 40 seconds!
Wonder if they will ever delve into marijuana and a link to breast cancer? Naw, too popular.I think this study is amusing because the first public miracle recorded was Jesus turning water into some really fine wine at a wedding. There was also another passage mentioning a glass of wine helping digestion with a meal. So I take a study like this with the teensiest grain of salt.
Research could show 3.5% for any food or beverage. In fact, granola or tofu may be worse.
ahhhhhhhh, it´s really the container. You know, the bottle or can. This comment makes about as much sense, don´t you think?
Well hell, I´m doomed then.Yawn......Bottoms up and here´s to your health!
I am sick and tired of all these faceless do gooder so called scientists who want their 15 mins of fame.I bet she received a grant of some sort to spout these drivel.
That´s odd. I thought all death was due to smoking.
They´re looking to either tax it or ban it.
My father was an alcoholic and died of cancer. Of course he also smoked five packs a day. In three years this study will be refuted and revised. Living will cause cancer. What to do what to do?
Well heck, just ban it. What´s the worst that could happen? /s
Good for you ... bad for you ... good for you ... bad for you. Bread, butter, sugar, coffee, red wine ... doctors!
How would you describe 3.5% of something? If four out of five dentists recommend Trident gum, that´s "most" dentists. Three out of five would be "a majority" of dentists, and two out of five might be "many" dentists. But 3.5%? That´s less than four out of a hundred. I would describe that as "very few" or "almost no" cancer deaths linked to alcohol.Bottoms up, my friends.
"A woman drove me to drink and I didn't even have the decency to thank her."~W.C. Fields
Bring Back Prohibition, NOW!It´s for da chillins.
Wonder how much government funding went to the libs who did this latest scare tactic *study*. Viva la vino!
I like to know what I´m putting in my body and its effect. The problem frequently is that we are not given enough information about how the study was conducted to determine if it is relative to our personal life. For months, local and national news have been pushing flu vaccines especially for the "elderly". But now we are told these same vaccines are only 9% effective for the "elderly". The second I read or hear the word "study" I begin to doubt what comes next.
This study is a disgrace to the scientific community. There are also many anger-related deaths in people who do not consume alcohol. If so, can one claim that not drinking alcohol causes cancer?
If stopping the use of high potency chemical drug therapy were replaced with so many different natural methods available of getting the body in a PH alkaline balance, I bet the cancer death rate would go down tremendously. But, then also would the profits of the big Pharmas.
100% of people who eat carrots will die.
The thought of getting through the next 4 years without adult beverages, is giving me a brain tumor.
What specific kinds of alcohol were used in the study? Bourbons? Vodkas? Kahlua? And which bourbons, vodkas, etc.?Just stay away from the cheap BEERS. You´ll be just fine. In fact, you´ll be better than fine. ;)
Let´s see, alcohol is good for your heart but causes cancer.Why is it that all of these studies can tell you what causes cancer, but we are light years from a cure ?


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Alice M. Penttila was born June 19, 1926, in Superior, Wis., to Edward and Fern (Lull) Lindberg. She passed away on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013 in Yuma, Ariz.
Alice M. Penttila was born June 19, 1926, in Superior, Wis., to Edward and Fern (Lull) Lindberg. She passed away on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013 in Yuma, Ariz. Alice graduated from Carlton High School in 1944 and was united in marriage to Richard Gerlach on July 31, 1945. They lived and raised their four children in Carlton, Minn., until his death on Jan. 31, 1977. Alice was employed as the secretary to the principal of Carlton Elementary School from January 1962 until April 1979. She then married Oiva Penttila on April 21, 1979, and they moved to New Brighton, Minn., until his retirement in May 1982. They traveled in the winters and spent their summers at their lake home in Canada, until 1999 when they settled in Yuma. Alice loved cooking, the holidays, fishing, flying, and received her pilot's license at the age of 54.
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England's only hot springs surfaced in Bath around 100 000 years ago. The Romans established baths here, and in the 18C it became a fashionable spa town. It is today one of England's most appealing towns, not for its allures as a spa, but because it retains the ambience of its golden age as epitomised by Jane Austen and her heroines, in whose footsteps visitors can follow as they take in the town's elegant buildings.
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Museum of Costume
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Situated in the Assembly Rooms basement, the museum presents a wide variety of styles, fabrics and patterns used in every sort of garment and accessory, from the Stuart period to the present day. Note in particular the museum's oldest attire, the Si..
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Connected to Royal Crescent by Brock Street (built by John Wood the Younger in 1767), the Circus was one of Wood the Elder's first projects although not built until 1754. It consists of a circle of identical houses, pierced by three equidistant a..
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This Georgian building is in Bath city centre, 300 metres from the Abbey, the Roman Baths and Bath Spa Rail Station. The privately-owned hotel mixes historic character with modern comforts, including free Wi-Fi. The Best Western Abbey Hotel was buil..
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Olive Tree
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