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The median home value in Pennsville, NJ is $161,100. This is higher than the county median home value of $146,100. The national median home value is $152,300. The average price of homes sold in Pennsville, NJ is $161,100. Approximately 70.01% of Pennsville homes are owned, compared to 23.17% rented, while 6.82% are vacant. Pennsville real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Pennsville real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Pennsville Real Estate.
This solidly built, well maintained, masonry building contains 182,000 square feet on 27.5 acres with 1,900 feet of road frontage. On the ground floor of 128,000 square feet, 45,000 are equipped for cold storage. The second floor has 54,000 feet, of which 22,000 are air conditioned. The building has 16 loading docks and an elevator rated at 10,000 lbs. Ceiling heights are 17 and 21 feet. Electric svs: Original svs was 12,000+volts, 3,000 amps. Current owner reduced svs to 3 phase 480/277 volt 400 amp. Numerous sub-panels exist throughout the building. Several step-down transformers supply these panels. These transformers convert voltage from 480/277 to 208/120. Original Switch-gear and transformer remain in building and are believed capable of re-use should need arise. 400 amp is adequate for current use. Currently 8,000 sq feet are rented, month to month for $36,000. Balance of building is occupied by owner who is looking forward to retirement. There are 150 paved parking spaces plus 5 acres stone yard.
Growing medical building center in middle of town. Own your own shopping center with nice rent rolls with long term leases. Convenient to i-295, delaware bridge & ny turnpike. Well mainteined building, new paved parking lot, large loading dock. Possible drive thru window exit onto side street. All tenants have long term lease and pay triple net
Builders Alert!!! Prime location close to Route 295, NJ Turnpike and Delaware Memorial Bridge! Great area for business! Flat piece of commercial land located adjacent to Pennsville Walmart, located right next Add Vantage Self Storage. Land would be ideal for strip shopping center, fast food, automotive business, bank location, retail operation or professional offices to mention a few. Located on a main highway, Route 49. Approximately 300 foot of frontage, with good traffic counts. Seller will land lease, build to suit or sell land. All offers entertained.
Great Business Opportunity for the Savey investor. Located on a major by-pass road with easy access to Rt.295, and the Delaware Mem. Bridge. Was formerly a Restaurant,Bar,and Package goods. There is also two 1 bedroom apt. and an office that can provide added income. All of this is located on a corner property with a very large parking lot. This property is being sold in it's as is where is condition.
Living the life along the Delaware river, in a unique one of a kind log home.... it doesn't get any better then this! Enjoy the sunsets from your 1,000+sq. ft. of deck, the Master BR porch, the Great Room balcony or from the all glass solarium Living Room. Views, views and more views! This log and river stone home boasts almost 3,000 sq. ft. of living space. The kitchen is a chefs dream, with a 5 burner Jen Air cook top, double ovens, built in microwave and side by side all refrigerator, all freezer units. The cabinets are all custom built for the home with the top cabinets having bubble glass doors and interior lighting. There is also a large custom island. The living/Dining area overlooks the river and is all glass (including the ceiling) with a river stone accent wall, wood stove and built in cabinetry. The 1st floor Master Suite is huge, and leads out to a screened in hot tub porch. The huge 2nd floor great room is vaulted and has glass doors to a 2nd floor balcony - WOW! What a home.
Land is currently being farmed. There is access to public water and sewer. This property is 18.76 acres. Adjourning Lot 7 is 15 acres and also for sale. If buyer buys both properties, seller will consider $495,000 for both.
Location, Location, Location!! Two unit building located on busy Route 49 in center of Pennsville. Half of building was formerly a dermatology office. Other unit is currently leased by a Pharmacy. Move your medical practice in and have income from the leased unit. Office has six exam rooms, break room, waiting room and receptionist area, two bathrooms, utility room, and small office.
Mixed use commercial property that consists of 2 buildings on one deed. Main building has 1st floor commercial rental with long term tenant. 2nd floor has 3, 1 BR Apts (all rented). 3rd floor has 2 BR Apt.(Vacant). There is a separate 1 BR house out back (Vacant). Store and back house pay own utilities, landlord pays for heat for 4 Apt. & common area. Very well maintained building with a very long term owner. 130 N. Broadway roof replaced (01), heaters & hot water heater replaced in 07, water proofed basement in 2010, electric service replaced for all units in 1998. Oil tank removed and certified in 07. Black top parking, common laundry (coin operated)for all tenants. All windows are thermopane. 1 New Jersey unit was gutted & remodeled in 2000 & has its own gas heat & C/A. Must give 24 hr. notice and provide proof of pre approval. Property has state inspection, not in flood zone, close to public transportation.
Land is currently being farmed. There is access to public water and sewer. This property is 15 acres. Adjourning Lot 21, is 18.76 acres, and is also for sale. If buyer buys both properties, seller will consider $495,000 for both.
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All testimony shall be given under oath or affirmation. Any party shall have the right to appear in person, by counsel, or by other specified representative. Misconduct at any hearing shall be grounds for summary exclusion from the hearing. The committee shall limit the testimony of any witness where appropriate to prevent the hearing from becoming unduly prolonged. The refusal of a witness to answer any question which has been ruled to be proper shall, in the discretion of the committee, be ground for striking all testimony given by the witness on related matters.
Unless otherwise directed by the committee, witnesses shall be called in the following order: The committee economist qualified to testify concerning the content and preparation of the economic report, other witnesses called by the Department of Labor, witnesses called by the parties, other witnesses. Unless otherwise directed by the committee, all witnesses other than those called by the parties shall be examined in the following order: By committee counsel, by committee economist, by committee members, by the parties or their representatives. Witnesses called by the parties shall be examined first by the party calling them or by the party's specified representative, and then in the order herein indicated for all other witnesses. Redirect examination may be permitted at the discretion of the committee. Rebuttal evidence may be offered in the order and manner in this section provided for other evidence. To the extent not specified in this section, the order for calling and examining witnesses shall be specified by the chairperson of the committee or subcommittee.
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CHEF JEFF — ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Red Pepper and Sweet Potatoes
Surprise your Thanksgiving guests with this unusual and surprisingly quick side dish.By: Herald Staff Report,
Surprise your Thanksgiving guests with this unusual and surprisingly quick side dish.
Red Pepper and Sweet Potatoes
½ pound sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes, (about 1¾ cups)
1 medium red bell pepper, seeded and cut into 1-inch squares (about 1 cup)
1 tablespoon olive oil
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Place potatoes and red bell pepper in a microwave-safe bowl. Cover with plastic wrap or a microwave-safe plate. Microwave on high 5 minutes. Let stand 1 minute. Remove cover and add olive oil and salt and pepper to taste. Toss well.
Yield: Serves 2.
Approximate nutritional analysis per serving: 180 calories, 35 percent of calories from fat, 7 grams fat (1 gram saturated, 5 grams monounsaturated), no cholesterol, 2.5 grams protein, 27.4 grams carbohydrates, 5 grams fiber, 65 milligrams sodium.
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I have been off diet in a mini bulk if you will. I needed a break after the Arnold cut. However it is summer so I need to jump back in again.
I'll be starting the log at 127lbs..
Yesterday was leg day and it went like this:
Started with 10 per leg of stationary lunges superesetted with 10 lying curls at 90lbs for 4 sets.
Then we did walking lunges from one end of the gym to the other supersetted with 90lb leg extensions for 15 reps and 4 sets.
Then we did 2 20 reps sets of presses with feet high and wide for 120lbs supersetted with pump lunges from one end to the other.
The last 2 sets of presses were done the same only we used a narrow stance.
Then we did 10 per leg of bench step ups supersetted with 20 bench hurdles for 4 sets.
Then did 2 sets of 50 rep calves at 90lbs.
I'm sure we did more but as always it made me sick so I am spending today trying to forget about legs for the week.
I also did 30 min of treadmill yesterday before legs.
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4 Meetup Groups match "Psychiatric Disorders" near Washington, DC
The Montgomery County chapter of Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) meets at 7:00 p.m. on alternate Wednesdays in Bethesda. This peer support group has been active since 1982. Membership is open to anyone who is in treatment for depression or bipolar disorder. There is no charge to join the group or attend the meetings. Weather policy: DBSA Montgomery County does not meet if Montgomery County public schools are closed due to weather.
We welcome you to join our support group, where you will find comfort and direction in a confidential and supportive setting, and can make a positive difference in the lives of others. There is no charge to join or attend our meetings, and you don't have to be a Meetup member. (Note: Our group is actually much larger than what you'll see represented on this website. About 20 people usually show up to each meeting, most of whom are not even Meetup members.) To learn more about our support group a …
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I am an OCD suffer myself and noticed there are no groups in the NOVA area and would like to meet up with others with OCD or have family members who suffer from OCD as a better way of understanding what we are going through and discuss treatments or anything that has been useful while dealing with this illness. I am open to meeting up in different areas in the NOVA area, though I am here now in Great Falls. Look forward to meeting you!
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Written by leading general philosophers and philosophers of education, IMPACT provides a unique forum for the analysis of education policy and practice from a philosophical perspective, and will be of interest to policy-makers, politicians, practitioners, academics and students alike.
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Patriotism in Schools by Michael Hand was launched with a seminar discussion on 6th December at the Institute of Government in London. Participating in the discussion were:
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Cheers to 70 Years Scottsdale Airport!
June 11, 2012
Contact: Kate O'Malley, aviation planning and outreach coordinator, 480-312-8482
Cheers to 70 Years Scottsdale Airport!
"To measure the heartbeat of your city, take the pulse of its Airport."
~ General William Mitchell, 1929
Located near the heart of Scottsdale's northern shopping and entertainment corridor is the Scottsdale Airport. From its inception as a basic flight training facility on June 22, 1942, Scottsdale has flourished over the last 70 years and is still beating strong.
Zulu Caffe invites you to celebrate the Airport's 70th Birthday with Mayor W.J. "Jim" Lane from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, June 22. This is a free community celebration at Zulu Caffe, 15000 N. Airport Drive -- the only restaurant located on airport. Mayor Lane will provide brief remarks at 5:30 p.m.
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Celebrate the airport's rich history. Did you know Scottsdale's first mayor Malcolm White was a Thunderbird II civilian flight instructor?
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By CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY
SEBRING -- Orlando resident Jerquila Bell, 27, was booked into the Highlands County jail on Tuesday and charged with three felonies: aggravated battery, kidnap-false imprisonment and robbery with a weapon. The weapon was a pink metal folding chair.
According to Highlands County Sheriff's Office report, the story began in Orlando on or about Oct. 22, when a 24-year-old Avon Park woman visited Bell at her residence there. She was supposed to stay only a day or two, she said.
Soon after she arrived, however, Bell allegedly began asking the victim for her food stamp card and for cash loans. The victim refused. Bell became angry and would not give her a ride back to Highlands County.
The victim said it wasn't until Nov. 3, about two weeks later, that she was able to leave Bell and find a ride back home.
On Nov. 4, Bell allegedly called the victim saying she was in town with some friends and invited the victim to a party at Sierra's nightclub in Avon Park. The victim agreed to attend.
The victim told investigating officers that Bell picked her up driving a brown Mercury Marquis with a temporary tag. She added that there also were two female passengers who were Bell's friends.
Arriving at the club, however, it appeared to be closed. At that moment, the victim said, she feared she might have been set up.
Bell allegedly pulled the car to the side of the road, directly across the street from Sierra's alongside the northbound lane of U.S. 27, and ordered her out the car, using abusive language.
According to the victim, Bell then got of the car, came to her door, pulled her out of the car and punched her in the face.
The victim told investigators she staggered away, attempting to flee. One of the other two passengers -- neither of whom was identified in the report -- then allegedly ran up behind the victim grabbed her by her hair and attempted to drag her back to the car.
Meanwhile, Bell allegedly opened the trunk of her car, pulled out a pink metal folding chair and used it to strike the victim in the face, head and left shoulder area. The victim said she fell to the ground and the passenger who had dragged her back to the car grabbed her hair again to pin her face to the ground.
Bell allegedly continued to beat the victim on her head, face and shoulder.
The remaining passenger is said to have yelled at Bell, "Stop it. You're going to kill her."
The victim told investigators that Bell then threw the chair back into the trunk of the car, took her shoes and wallet and left the scene.
The police report states that the victim then lay in the road until discovered by two passing motorists who rendered aid and drove the victim to her home.
The next day, Nov. 5, the victim contacted the sheriff's office.
The stolen shoes cost $285. Her wallet contained $50 and an Amscot card with a $100 balance. The total amount of the theft was $425.
According to the police report, the victim suffered multiple lacerations, swelling of her upper lip, a contusion to her head and bruising of the right side of her face, left shoulder and upper arm areas. The report states the victim successfully identified Bell.
Bell is currently in the Highlands County jail, being held on an $80,000 bond.
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O'Neal's sons Griffin and Redmond are currently incarcerated in jail and rehab for drug-related issues, while the actor's daughter Tatum has battled drug abuse for years.
The Love Story star recently blamed the children's mothers Joanna Cook-Moore and Farrah Fawcett for their woes, but during an appearance on Access Hollywood Live on Wednesday (02May12), he accepted the full brunt of the blame.
He said, ""That was unfair of me. I'll take credit for it all... I'm the father.
""I take the full responsibility for as much of it as I can. Some of this they were able to do on their own.""
Earlier this week (begs30Apr12), O'Neal confessed to being a bad dad, admitting he could have done better when his kids were growing up.
During an interview on U.S. breakfast show Today on Tuesday (01May12), the actor said, ""I wasn't trained.""


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Do Irish women really think about sex more than men?
Posted on Friday, March 23, 2012 at 05:30 AM
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According to the research conducted by Irish Tatler Magazine, modern Irish women have evolved from their ancestors to be a lot more sexually liberated.
Statistics reveal that a massive 73 per cent of Irish women have had sex in the wild outdoors and some 68 percent admitted to using a vibrator.
Over 50 percent have fantasized about a threesome and 55 percent admitted to having dirty thoughts about a colleague. Also half of Irish women have considered having sex with another female.
"Sex is an important part of everyone's lives but still an area that has its taboos in this country," said Jessie Collins, the editor of Irish Tatler.
"We wanted to see if attitudes have shifted at all in recent years and to find out how satisfied our readers are in the bedroom," she added.
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According to the survey, more than half of Irish women are having sex at least twice a week. Great to hear all the Irish men are keeping you satisfied!
We are a faithful race it seems with 88 percent of women saying they have never strayed from their partners and over 60 percent reporting the sex has gotten better over the years.
The results are definitely unexpected and maybe an article your Granny would be appalled to read.
When I was in school in the late 1990s we didn't do sex education. On our first day of biology class in high school our teacher made us turn to the chapter that dealt with human reproduction and told us to take a long hard look at the pictures because we would be not be covering the topic until before exam time, two years later.
Thankfully, gone are the days it seems of the great condom train of May 1971, when women brought condoms (which were banned in Ireland) down from Belfast on the train and blew them up in Connolly station!
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Holiday-ZA | Apr 17, 2012, 08:07 AM EDT
And what's a "Molly"?
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Holiday-ZA | Apr 17, 2012, 07:59 AM EDT
I'm off to Ireland for a weekend holiday, all is sorted, flights, accom, some sightseeing, and some whiskey tours...what I haven't figured out though is how or where do I meet the Irish partying crowd.
Are the Irish friendly? Club alot? Are girls friendly to foreigners? Should I just not even try?
Please help!...Also, I can't seem to find any beer tours...
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sod1916 | Apr 11, 2012, 09:06 PM EDT
What else is there to think about? ;}
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SingleDonald | Mar 26, 2012, 07:17 PM EDT
I'm so happy that women are reflecting the attitudes of men, in a responsible way. I'm surprised that, as late as 1997-1999, sex education was still a taboo in Ireland! Hopefully, the days are long past when men, women, and teenage boys & girls feel the need to go to confession, after merely imagining a close encounter with an opposite member! These things are quite normal! In fact, what is abnormal is the guilt associated with having to go confess something which is a non transgression!
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BrianO | Mar 24, 2012, 09:40 AM EDT
Thinkers or doers?
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Murph46 | Mar 23, 2012, 06:12 PM EDT
You sexy divils!
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ciaradexy | Mar 23, 2012, 03:30 PM EDT
Nothing wrong with consensual safe sex!
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CENTRAL NEW YORK -- The storm had a minimal impact in Central New York, but flights coming here or departing to New York City, Boston, and Philadelphia remain canceled. It's likely to stay that way for a few days.
Those with travel plans involving the Regional Transportation Center are also affected. Most Amtrak services in the Northeast are still suspended for today. Bus service is also impacted so you should call ahead if you have any travel plans.
Across our region, it was mostly rain falling with high winds. The winds did cause some problems with a few downed power lines and tree limbs.
A strong gust ripped down parts of a tree in the village of Jordan. It landed on top of a home on Hamilton Street. Fortunately, no one was hurt, but the second floor sustained heavy damage.
There are a few things to be mindful of for your morning commute on this Tuesday morning. You may see a downed power line, and stay away from it and report it as quickly as possible. Because of the winds, you may see some trees, branches, and tree limbs in the road along with wet leaves and debris. Just drive with caution. Across Central New York, National Grid is reporting a few thousand power outages this morning, especially in Oswego County. The power company has a few hundred crews working to get that power restored as quickly as possible.


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MARKET WATCH: Oil futures prices end week higher
Dec 9, 2013
The New York Mercantile Exchange January crude contract increased 27¢ on Dec. 6, closing at $97.65/bbl. The February contract tallied 29¢ to settle at $97.90/bbl. |
Repar refinery running at reduced rates
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The In 'N Out Patient by Kris Harty
Wouldn't you love to control when others talked and – more importantly – when they didn't?
Let's savor that idea for a moment, shall we? Ahhh. Nice.
Did a few scenarios flitter across your mind just now? Yep, mine too.
My mouth has always gotten me in trouble. It's genetic. That's what I'm going with, anyway. No doubt many people would love to have turned down my volume untold times over the decades.
A human remote controlled volume switch must be a universal longing.
For a few days in 2003, there was such a device. My friends still remind me of it. And then they smile, laugh, snicker, and seem to enjoy the idea far more than I really think they should.
There I was, lying in a hospital bed, tubes up the ying yang (umm, literally). I was brought up from surgery with the usual post-anesthesia haze. "Huhhhhhhh…..?"
Only this time, I couldn't say 'huh,' or anything else, because a ventilator was blocking my ability to speak. Pretty sure my family and friends had a certain amount of happy going on right there.
While I healed for the next few days, the ventilator would need to stay in. And I would need to stay sedated so I wouldn't pull it out, intentionally or unintentionally, in my drug-induced blissful little fog.
So here's where my visitors got kind of excited. My nurses controlled when my blissful little cloud lifted and when it rolled over me again. Almost instantaneously. And from that, my visitors received miles of material and fun.
The IV bag held the magic elixir. The nurse merely flipped the switch to bring me to, and to shut me down again. Think marionette on a string.
When friends and family came to visit, so did my nurse. She'd make sure I was awake to enjoy my company for awhile. They'd gather around to watch the spectacle.
The switch was flipped. The eyes flew open. No time had passed.
Talk about a living Rip Van Winkle.
I completely lost track of time and days. But then again, clocks and calendars didn't have a place in Van Winkledom. It was a good place, a peaceful place. Or at least I think it was.
I didn't realize at the time what was happening. Everyone was happy and giggling when they saw me, so it seemed like a good thing.
"How'd you sleep, Kris?" Chuckle, laugh, snort.
Funny that the nurse later on would always tell me to say good night. When she did, giggling ensued from my peanut gallery.
"Kris, tell your friends good bye for now. You'll see them again soon."
"Time for another milkshake, Kris." Paul, Kelly and Jennifer teased. Apparently, the magic elixir in the IV bag looked like a milkshake. When it was 'fed' to me, it was lights out, instantly. Good night, Gracie.
One last fading chorus of "Hey, can we have one, too?"
Lights out, volume muted. Hand over the remote, and no one gets hurt.
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CHEF JEFF — ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Chicken Diavolo
This spicy Italian favorite is devilishly easy to prepare.By: Herald Staff Report, Grand Forks Herald
This spicy Italian favorite is devilishly easy to prepare.
Chicken Diavolo/
½ teaspoon red pepper flakes
2 tablespoons flour
2 8-ounce roasted or rotisserie chicken breasts (bones, wings and skin removed)
1 cup bottled marinara sauce
2 teaspoons minced garlic
½ cup chopped fresh parsley (optional)
Mix pepper flakes with flour. Roll breasts in mixture, pressing to make it adhere. Set aside. Bring marinara sauce, garlic and parsley to simmer in nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add chicken, cover with lid and simmer 2 minutes. Turn chicken, recover and simmer 2 more minutes, until warmed through. Serve on individual plates over pasta such as linguine.
Yield: Serves 2.
Approximate nutritional analysis per serving: 365 calories, 21 percent of calories from fat, 8.7 grams fat (2.1 grams saturated), 128 milligrams cholesterol, 45.2 grams protein, 26.9 grams carbohydrates, 4.4 grams fiber, 534 milligrams sodium.
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Last year's legislative term resulted in a positive statutory change for condominiums, townhomes and other multifamily residential buildings that have submerged land leases with the state, for docks, piers and other structures in state waters. Effective July, 1, 2012, the Florida legislature created Section 253.0347, Florida Statutes, which reduced some of the lease fees that must be paid for use of state waters.
In Florida, the state owns the land that sits below a certain water line of waters within and around the state. This state-owned land is defined as "submerged lands". However, Florida law also gives the owner of the land that borders the submerged lands certain rights to use the state waters. To build docks, piers, boat ramps or any other structures in the water and upon the submerged lands, the owner(s) of such bordering land (called upland owners) must obtain permission from the state. Such permission can be supplied in the form of a submerged land lease.
As with most leases, there are fees associated with leasing the submerged lands from the state. Two main lease fees are charged by the state: the base fee and a fee based upon income or revenue derived from the use or sale of the dock or slip.
Generally, the amount of the base fee is calculated based upon the amount of area to be leased, as well as the dock, number and size of the boat slips, and whether the submerged lands are part of an aquatic preserve. Upland owners of private residential single family docks, located outside of aquatic preserves, do not have to pay lease fees for 10 square feet of submerged land per each linear foot of shoreline. Thus, if the upland owner owns 5 linear feet of shoreline, then he would not have to pay lease fees on 50 square feet of the submerged land. Multi-family dwellings, however, did not enjoy the same fee exception if the submerged land exceeded this 10:1 area and had to pay a base lease fee on all of the submerged land leased from the state. With the 2012 statutory change, now multi-family dwellings (that have no more than one boat slip per residential unit) can also take advantage of this financial benefit that, before, was only provided to single family owners.
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Submerged land leases and the obligations, rights and fees associated with such leases can be complex and, thus, cannot be fully addressed in this article. Accordingly, if you or your multifamily organization or association is a party to such a lease, or you have docks/piers in your community, you should consider consulting an attorney as to how this new law may affect you and your community. Further information may also be obtained from Chapter 423, Florida Statutes; Chapter 18-21 of the Florida Administrative Code; and Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund.
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The Emmy Award-winning TV show hosts LeBron James' return to Cleveland.
by Kyle Stack / @KyleStack
When the NBA released the first portion of its '10-11 regular-season schedule in early August, Tim Kiely observed at least two games at which TNT's Inside The NBA studio show should be present. Not surprisingly, both involved the Miami Heat.
One was a high-profile match-up with the defending Eastern Conference champion Boston Celtics. The other game was against a Cleveland Cavaliers squad weakened in the offseason by the loss of its key player — LeBron James.
Kiely, a coordinating producer for Inside The NBA, feels it's critical that the show, with host Ernie Johnson and analysts Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley, occasionally leave the comfort of its Atlanta studios for the excitement of a regular-season game. The criteria is that the contest be highly anticipated, which is precisely the case with James returning to Cleveland for the first time since he decided to form a Big Three trio in Miami with Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
"The idea this year was we saw an opportunity to take the studio on the road in the regular season to big games and big cities and see what works," Kiely said in a phone interview from TNT's Atlanta offices. "We were going to go on the road anyway, and obviously with what happened with LeBron, that made a game that could have been a regular game into a pretty big deal."
The popularity of Inside The NBA, which has won five Emmy Awards for best studio show since the Johnson/Barkley/Smith trio formed in 2000, assures that the scene at the arena will be even more raucous with its presence.
Setting up the show
The studio show is typically set up in an area where Smith and Barkley can interact with fans — either courtside or in a section of seats above what's known as a vomitory, an entranceway players use to enter and exit the court. Occasionally, the host team will offer the studio crew a spot in a luxury suite or a restaurant somewhere in the arena, but that's usually turned down. "The problem with that is we're pulled away from the crowd," said Steve Fiorello, a coordinating director for Inside The NBA. "We want to be in the heart of it."
Fiorello and other crew members survey locations well in advance of the show's on-air date at the arena; Fiorello visited Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena in early November. They settled on a courtside location for the Cavs-Heat game, since the Cavaliers didn't want them to build a set on top of the vomitory, as they had done in the past.
The surveying process is simplified by the fact the studio crew has been to most of the League's arenas. They know the lay of the land for most venues, so there aren't many surprises on their visits. And it's not as if they typically have much space in which to work, anyway.
Fiorello said they work in a space no larger than 12′ x 12′ or 14′ x 14′, in which they can place a bar-height type table for branding and for Johnson to put his notes on, stools for the on-air cast to sit on and enough room to squeeze in the rest of the crew, their cameras and lighting equipment. Four hand-held cameras are brought from the studio, three of which are used on the set itself. The fourth roams around for pre- and post-game interviews or shots of the players warming up on the floor.
The simplification of the surveying process is a reflection of the ease with which the decision is made to visit a venue in the first place. "It's not a massively complex decision because we've done it before," Kiely said. He'll contact the NBA, which will typically sign off on the idea, leaving the home team to approve the request and help figure out a part of the arena at which the show can settle in.
Figuring out where to put the green room for on-air talent to get ready and where to place the studio's mobile truck that houses staff and equipment also come into play, although those are more easily-settled issues. The game crew, that is the crew the directs and produces the announcing crew for the game, will typically set up in a mobile truck on a street outside the arena. The same goes for the extra mobile truck needed for when Inside The NBA is present at an arena.
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Nobody knows quite what to expect when James enters Quicken Loans Arena, except that the situation could become awkward and uncomfortable very quickly. What's a much easier prediction to make is the enthusiasm with which the crowd will receive the Inside The NBA crew.
"When we show up, we become this voice of basketball," said Smith, who admitted he didn't want that comment to come off as arrogant. It's just that he and Barkley have such cache with fans from their role on the show that people feel closer to them.
Smith said fans are more likely to approach him to start a conversation now than during his NBA career, which lasted for 10 seasons on six teams. And Smith and Barkley's honesty about various NBA topics can make fans feel as if the two former players are an extension of their thoughts. "Because Charles and I have such loud opinions about things, there's more heckling going on [with the fans]. It's a lot more fun," Smith insisted.
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good to see people join so quickly. go ahead and submit watever you want. ill talk to all of you, but right now this site is so unbelievably slow that I might wait until later to do it. my name is Ben Decker and I am an aspiring videogame journalist. you'll see everything i write game-wise either on my profile, this site, or my website that I'll have up once I know how; I'm learning rudimentary web design in one of my classes right now. until next time, thanks for joining.
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GGI,a 2d fighter for fans of it,it has a four player mode which is cool but it gets crazy esspecially when u do super moves and u cant see what's going on,it's still fun and u get used to it in 2 player mode,since there is 2 parts in each place:a fore and background to seperate the 4 players to 2 vs 2 and 1 on each side,u can switch from fore to back and vice versa,but the d-pad really hurts ur left thumb and the manual turning really hurts this game,so final score:4 of 5,7.4 of 10
Darth_Whitey | #5 Subject: DMC3 and BloodRayne2 Posted: 03/28/2005 23:44:32 |
Okay, I'm having trouble deciding which is more fun - Beating the crap out of a hoarde of pissed off demons with a guitar as in Devil May Cry 3 or whipping vampires into a woodchipper with a harpoon as in BloodRayne 2. Ah, to blazes with it - I love 'em both! DMC3 is about as perfect a game as one can get outside of the original, with over the top boss fights and the uber-cool gothic setting that made the original such a blast to play. Good part is that unlike the original superhuman jedi reflexes aren't required to make it beyond the first boss. As for BloodRayne 2 you don't get to hack up any nazis this time, but a vampire apocalypse provides plenty of opportunities to end the existence of a variety of critters in a variety of ways. The harpoon is key, allowing you to solve a variety of "killing puzzles" , not to mention that just about anything sharp can be used as a spike upon which to place said critter via the harpoon. It's especially fun near the end to whip critters out of the windows of a high-rise building. Loads of laughs. Anyways, just my opinion. Enjoy!
Darth_Whitey | #6 Subject: In the spirit of both review AND criticism... Posted: 04/01/2005 01:54:55 |
TimpeSplitters 2. Kick ass. ie: flaming monkies, dual tommy guns, alien invasions and sniper rifle-o-rama. Contrast to Battlestar Galactica. Sucks ass. ie: Vipers handle like Yugos, Stupid freakin' gun turret missions, and five minutes into the game I'm rooting for the Cylons to win. Didn't make my eyes bleed like McFarlane's Evil Prophecy or Catwoman, but it's close enough to relegate the aforementioned suckage to clay pigeon or drink coaster.
Darth_Whitey | #7 Subject: I like Flan. Posted: 04/30/2005 01:13:08 |
Not really, Flan blows dead goats with a pneumatic air cannon. Now that I have my Ep III game on reserve I will let you guys know what I thought of it. Not that any of you a**holes are actually paying attention here. Ah, screw it. Life is like a carnival - stupid rides, populated by questionable sociopaths and unregistered sex offenders in hiding, and the food is overpriced and smells like cabbage. Even the funnel cake. Ewwwww.
Darth_Whitey | #8 Subject: you guys suck. Posted: 05/06/2005 02:03:57 |
Man, I'm the only one in here. I could probably walk around this page in my underwear and nobody would notice because nobody comes here! Oh, well. Early impressions of the Star Wars Episode III game - I am still on the Ship at the beginning, although I have had the pleasure of eviscerating Count Dooku. So far, so cool. Easy setting makes it possible for a gamer of my age-diminished reflexes to faux some badass jedi moves. Quite frankly, even then I almost got my ass handed to me in a stormtrooper helmet by Dooku. But, being as I have near-geriatric reflexes I am not the best judge of the game's difficulty level. As soon as I get the Codebreaker Day 1 codes I will be able to explore more freely without getting my dumb ass killed. I'll give a more overall impression when I get around to beating the game. Not that anyone will be reading it, but...
Darth_Whitey | #9 Subject: You guys still suck, but Ep. III game does not. Posted: 05/11/2005 00:37:51 |
That pretty much sums it up. In terms of how the game is set up and how the player progresses through the game it reminds me of the uber-cool LOTR games from EA. Although the LOTR games didn't include a really cool deuling mode which allowed you to pit two game characters against each other in a pitched battle of skill. I am a tad disappointed that Yoda isn't one of the unlockable duelists, although you CAN unlock a bonus challenge level using the lawn gnome from hell to hack up clone troopers into smoking kibble. Ah, screw it, I could go on all night. Just go get the friggin' thing, will ya?
Darth_Whitey | #10 Subject: Screw you guys, I'm going home. Posted: 05/25/2005 23:21:27 |
This club is dead. I'm the only one posting, you guys suck, I'm so freaking out of here, man.
Eastcoast_WA... | #11 Subject: Dont give up Posted: 05/31/2005 22:53:17 |
Hey, this club isnt dead yet. Just start a new topic.
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The things kids say and do are unlike anything you'd think of, and that's the fun of being a parent. When it's not fun is when they're acting in a way that presents a problem you don't know how to solve. They're screaming their heads off for three hours, and you have this fear that they'll keep screaming forever.
You're trying to get your kid to the bus stop, and really, they don't have to go if they don't want to. What are you gonna do about it? That's a terrifying thing to realize -- that only they have the control over what they're going to do, and you just have to try to guide them in the right direction. That's the difference between being a good parent and a helicopter parent.
CNN: How do you pick yourself back up from a bad parenting day?
Magary: I have a glass of wine and go to bed. When my wife and I know the day is going badly, we'll just cut our losses, go to bed at 8 and wake up with a fresh slate. It usually works. You don't usually get two bad days in a row. Of course, all the parents of teenagers tell me it gets worse. They all look shellshocked; it's terrible.
CNN: When you were a teenager, did you think that manhood included being a dad?
Magary: No, I was like any other guy, "I'll get married when I'm 50 and I'm gonna make movies and snort cocaine. ..." All guys are like that, and then they undoucheify.
A lot of what we do at Deadspin is debunking the bro thing. Men should get more credit than that. When guys write to me, they have fears and hopes and imaginations. They're a lot more interesting psychologically than just being douche bags who want to go clubbing.
CNN: Did you have a moment when you saw that transformation in yourself?
Magary: Probably when my third kid almost died. I was more grateful for existence -- I wasn't quite the cynical ass I'd always been, and that's permanently the case now.
CNN: What did facing that teach you about the kind of man and father you want to be?
Magary: You can have kids and not fundamentally change -- you just get to do more stuff. People say they change your life, but you're still pretty much the same person, but walking around grumpy because you don't get any sleep.
I'll still get frustrated with my kid when he's crying his ass off, but I'm happy he's here. I have a fundamental understanding of how ridiculous it is to be annoyed at him -- because I'm happy he's not dead.
I tell my kids I love them every day. I hug them and kiss them and all that, probably more than they want. I'm not the stoic dad, where you're fighting for 50 years to hear your dad say, "I love you" once.
CNN: What advice would you give to a first-time dad?
Magary: Know when to walk away. Not from parenting, of course, but from meltdowns and conflicts. It's not worth it.
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FPGA Programming with Linux
Due to space constraints, I have given only a very limited view of the FPGA design flow. Pushing FPGAs to the limits requires lots of skill and experience. I have said nothing about floor planning, optimization or simulation strategies, nor have I gone into how to run Linux inside FPGAs. All these are excellent topics for future articles.
My goal with this article was simply to show that it is very easy to start learning these skills, and that there already is a strong community to help you. Students, for example, might consider whether FPGAs are what they need to become the next Linus or Steve Jobs. In my opinion, any high school already teaching programming should add FPGA to its courses. If yours is already doing it, please let me know.
I wish to thank K. Chapman and F. Porpora at Xilinx, and the FPGA Gurus of DekItalia.com, who helped me greatly in preparing this article.
Xilinx FPGA Design Tools for Linux by Michael Baxter: www.linuxjournal.com/article/6857
Embedded System à la Carte by Michael Baxter: www.linuxjournal.com/article/6073
Spartan Starter Kit Datasheet: www.xilinx.com/products/devkits/HW-SPAR3AN-SK-UNI-G.htm
OpenCore's Linux and Xilinx FPGA Dev Board: www.opencores.org/?do=project&who=eus100lx
Xilinx Linux Forum: forums.xilinx.com/xlnx/board?board.id=ELINUX
Xilinx Documentation: www.xilinx.com/design
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Hi guys,
I read your article on FPGA design on Linux. May I suggest you have a look at SCLive. It's a 200 something MB liveCD (can be made persistent on USB stick) dedicated to hardware description languages. It has tutorials on VHDL, Verilog, SystemC and has all the tools (open source) required to start designing with those HDLs.
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