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Beach Parking + Free Internet Access + Boats + Bikes + Sports and Beach Equip. + Linens = Budget Vacation!
4 Bedrooms (2 King, 2 Queen, 2 Twin %5Btrundled%5D, 1 Queen Sofa Bed), 3
Full Baths
Summer Rates 2014: (Includes Linens)
Memorial Day Weekend 2014 ... $950
May 27 - June 5 ... $1390/wk
June 7 - June 14 ... $1590/wk
June 14 - June 21 ... $1690/wk
June 21 - August 16 ... $2090/week
August 16 - August 23 ... $1990/wk
August 23 - August 30 ... $1690/wk
August 29 - Sept 5 (week incl. Labor Day) ... $1390
Labor Day Weekend ... $950
(no daily rentals after June 13)
(see special prices below for shoulder and off season rentals)
No Daily Rentals during summer season unless stated on a "Deal"
At least one person residing in the unit must be over the age of 24
LARGE GROUPS ACCOMODATED up to 20 persons
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2 units + 3 boats + 5 bikes / up to 20 occupants w/ 8br/6ba = 1 Great
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No need to worry about budgeting for fun or makingn uo beds after you arrive at the beach. Most folks rent a bare-bones vacation home then must pay extra to entertain the family. Keep your money because this unit includes all the fun + linens!
We have two boats, five bikes and all the sports equipment you need to enjoy the resort. Want to hit the beach? Your beach parking pass is included with the unit at no extra charge. We provide you with umbrellas and chairs. No need to dine out, the family can eat together in the full-sized kitchen and dining room or have a crab feast on the screened porch.
Relax and enjoy a luxury, bi-level condominium located in the resort community of Bethany Bay, Pavilions section. This unit is ideally suited for a single or multi-family vacation. The unit has been decorated and appointed to anticipate your every need while you unwind. You will enjoy the sunset relaxing on the screened-in porch overlooking the lake and golf course, with bay views. Paddle or fish in the waters of the Bay with the canoe and kayak provided with the unit.
The first level of the home has an eat-in kitchen (dining table for 4), a dining room (dining for 8), a living room with seating for ten, two bedrooms (each with a king
sized bed) and two baths, a deck and a screened-in porch (dining table for 4). Take the spiral staircase to the second level where you will find one very large bedroom with two (2) queen-size beds (+ plenty of room for a crib or kids' sleeping bags) and one bedroom with a twin daybed and trundle, with bath. Enjoy five (5) TVs, four (4) video players and a portable stereo for the deck or anywhere in the unit.
The kitchen is stocked with the basic items you will need to prepare delicious meals for your family. Sand toys, boogie boards, beach umbrellas, beach chairs and beach totes are provided for your comfort and enjoyment.
Friday evening check-in allows you to enjoy a full beach weekend while avoiding the Saturday rental traffic. Friday afternoon check-out allows you family to sleep in and enjoy one last day on the beach.
Internet access in the Condo included in price!
Double Kayak (for up to 3 people), single Kayak and Sporting Equipment Included!
No smoking and no pets, please.
Note: This unit is not handicapped accessable, the front door is located on the third floor of the building and is accessable via stairs!
We had a wonderful time at your lovely beach house. It is beautifully decorated and well equipped for a fun-filled weekend. The kids loved the canoeing and the kayaking adventures on the bay. Thank you for providing the beach chairs, umbrella and cooler on wheels, it made our stay a lot easier. The sports facility was entertaing for all of us. My brother rode your bike to Fenwick Island and back, he said it was great. Thank you for a great get-away!
Fish Or Crab From the Kayaks - which are located at the boat ramp around the corner from the unit. There is no need to pack sporting equipment: Crabbing gear, fishing gear, life vests, bikes, golf clubs (use ours, bring your clubs, or rent at the Pro Shop), and other sports equipment are supplied free of charge. Extensive video and reading library are included.
If you wish to bask on the beaches in the town of Bethany, use your exclusive town parking pass (free of charge, needed until October 1). Beach and pool toys, umbrellas and chairs are provided with the unit. The Rehoboth Beach resort area with its tax-free outlet shopping is a short drive. Your Bethany Bay vacation also places you in close proximity to the beaches, shopping, entertainment, and restaurants of nearby Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, and Fenwick Island, Delaware, and Ocean City, Maryland.
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Orlando Holiday Guide 2012
A comprehensive listing of all the jingle belling, caroling, Nutcrackering and eggnogging taking place in Orlando this holiday season
Published: November 14, 2012
Saturday, Dec. 22
Home for the Holidays Workshop Series: Terrarium Ornaments Create your own holiday craft in this DIY workshop. 10 am-noon; Bok Tower Gardens, 1151 Tower Blvd., Lake Wales; $10, supplies included; 863-676-1408; boktowergardens.org.
Nov. 15, Dec. 20
Green Drinks Meet others looking to make Orlando a more sustainable city. 7 pm Thursday; Dandelion Communitea Café, 618 N. Thornton Ave.; free; 407-362-1864; dandelioncommunitea.com.
Sunday, Nov. 18
Compassionate Thanksgiving Vegan Potluck Join the Animal Rights Foundation of Florida for a meatless holiday meal. 2 pm; Mead Garden, 1500 S. Denning Drive, Winter Park; $5 with dish to share, $10 without; arff.org.
Nov. 27, Nov. 29
Holiday Health Screenings The library hosts free blood pressure and diabetes health screenings for hypertension and hyperglycemia. 10 am Tuesday, Thursday; Orlando Public Library, 101 E. Central Blvd.; free; 407-835-7481; ocls.info.
Saturday, Dec. 1
14th Annual Holiday Dinner for the Animals Enjoy a plated vegan dinner, with proceeds to benefit animals at Spay N Save Animal Clinic. 6 pm; Garden Café, 810 W. Colonial Drive; $25-$35; 407-968-2400.
14th Annual Leadership Winter Park Pancake Breakfast Before heading to the "Ye Olde Hometown" Christmas parade, fill up on a traditional pancake breakfast with hotcakes, sausage and beverages. 7-10:30 am; Central Park, North Park Avenue and West Morse Boulevard, Winter Park; $6; 407-644-8281.
Central Florida Sierra Club Holiday Bike Ride Head out on a leisurely bicycle ride through College Park to view the residential holiday light displays. 6:30 pm; Orange Cycle, 2204 Edgewater Drive; free; 407-481-4398; centralfloridasierra.org.
Thursday, Dec. 6
Mix It Up! With PPGO: Holiday Edition Join Planned Parenthood of Greater Orlando for a party, with light bites, drinks and more at the beer bar. 6:30 p.m.; Redlight Redlight, 2810 Corrine Drive; free; 407-246-1788; facebook.com/ppgreaterorlando.
Wednesday, Dec. 12
GodDay & Shoes for Kids Godday Inc. hosts a day of prayer and shoe donation event with live music and guest speakers. 10 am-noon; Lake Eola Park, North Rosalind Avenue and East Washington Street; free; 407-654-3344.
Friday, Dec. 14
Pack & Deliver Volunteer Day Help to sort and deliver baby items to the Children's Home Society, Community Health Centers, Orange County Healthy Start Coalition, Orlando Day Nursery and Winter Park Day Nursery. 1-5 pm; Heart of Florida United Way, 1940 Traylor Blvd.; free; 407-835-0900; hfuw.org.
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wee smalls. : days, weeks, months. (posted Dec 31, 1:06pm)
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{this moment} : As inspired by SouleMama: {this moment} – A Friday ritual. A single photo – no words – capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savor and remember. (posted Dec 30, 2:41pm)
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The One Where Starzina Meets Velveeta™ : (Parenthetically (hence the parentheses), when We Googled "Jean Valjean" on Wikipedia to verify the spelling, We learned that there is a Frawnch porn star named Jean Val Jean. And We thought We'd Cher that information with you. You're welcome.) Meanwhile, if you have never enjoyed Our review of the fillum version of Les Miz, please go here (We'll wait): (posted Dec 30, 10:58am)
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text: Rye Physician Presented with WESTMED's Dr. Leonard Finkelstein Patient First Award Dr. Lynn Josephson, of Rye, a WESTMED Medical Group breast surgeon was recently presented with the Dr. Leonard Finkelstein Patient First Award for 2012. The award is the namesake of the deceased Dr. Leonard Finkelstein, a founding and admired member of, then, The Westchester Medical Group, and a former longtime Rye Brook resident. "The Patient First Award is an annual award presented by the WESTMED Board of Directors to the physician who most embodies the ideals of Dr. Finkelstein, a doctor demonstrating the highest level of clinical quality with compassion and selfless devotion to patient care," said Dr. Jen Johnson, chair of the award nominating committee. "Dr. Josephson, who has practiced medicine in the County for 28 years, is described by her colleagues as "thorough, compassionate, nurturing, funny and reassuring all at the same time," said Dr. Johnson. "She was chosen from a group of 15 worthy nominees." She grew up in Rye, graduated from Rye High School and completed her medical degree at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. She then finished a surgical residency at Columbia Presbyterian College of Physicians and Surgeons, where she became chief resident only three years after completing medical school. Dr. Josephson came back to live in Rye with her husband, also a Rye native, when she started her surgical practice with Drs. Barry Altman and Lawrence Kadish in White Plains. She has the distinction of being the first female general surgeon in Westchester County. She joined WESTMED in 2010. One of Dr. Josephson's patients wrote, "Thank you for helping to make a difficult situation as comforting as possible. Your contagious spirit is just what everyone in my position needs." Dr. Josephson was joined by her husband, Marc, her daughter Kristin and her son, Kurt to celebrate the special evening. WESTMED Medical Group is a large multi-specialty group medical practice, with headquarters in Purchase, NY. It is staffed by a team of 250 physicians dedicated to providing coordinated, efficient, quality patient care at its nine locations in central and lower Westchester County. The practice uses state-of-the-art systems and electronic medical records to enhance the health of the community. WESTMED has medical offices in White Plains, Rye, Westchester's Ridge Hill in Yonkers, Purchase, Scarsdale and New Rochelle. Connect with WESTMED online at www.westmedgroup.com and on Facebook and Twitter.


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Lemon-lime soda gives this rich beverage a delicate flavor. Even people who don't care for eggnog won't be able to resist a creamy glassful. It's a hit at our Christmas parties. —Lorrie Sexauer, DeSoto, Texas
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6 to 8 cups lemon-lime soda, chilled
1 quart vanilla ice cream
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scoops of ice cream and sprinkle with cherries. Serve immediately.
Yield: about 4 quarts.
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MTA Long Island Rail Road is the best route for tennis fans heading to the US Open Tennis Championships and the Arthur Ashe Tennis Challenge at the Arthur Ashe Tennis Stadium at Flushing Meadows. The train ride is just 16 minutes from Penn Station to the Stadium. For those traveling on the LIRR from Long Island, the US open is just six minutes from Woodside, 15 minutes from Great Neck and 25 minutes from Port Washington. Beginning Saturday, Aug. 26, for the Arthur Ashe Tennis Challenge, and continuing through Sunday, Sept. 10, the following LIRR trains will be making added stops at Shea Stadium Station, adjacent to the Arthur Ashe Tennis Stadium, on the Port Washington Branch:
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Man this guy is awesome. He just is such a role model for up and comers. He has the perfect attitude and he is a true fighter. He may not be as good as he was but his heart is still in it which is probally gonna be the last thing to go in him.
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I hope he hooks up with Rashed next.Hopefully in the spring. I would like to see the top guys fight 3 times a year, if possible.
Sorry the above post was ment for the Rampage video.
wandy is the man, i would like to see him drop down to 185 he has been a small lhw for a long time these guys are big and cut weight to get there, the days of him beating bigger stronger guys are over shit he even fought a few tough hw's but his best bet is at 185
who's knees are better in a wandi v spider match?…that would be worth the ppv $$…maybe on a jardine v forrest and rampage v rashad card….a man can wish…hell, while I'm wishing why not a brock vs fedor while both just out of boot camp fight to the death!!!!(sorry Tim, couldn't help it) hahahahah
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What GAO Found
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) primarily awarded program funds through subgrants to 65 national and community organizations that support adaptive sports opportunities. However, their respective program expenditure reporting was not consistent with federal internal control standards, making it difficult to know fully how program funds were spent. VAs reporting of first-year program funding was problematic because it did not closely track costs until midway through the fiscal year. During the second fiscal year2011VA granted $7.5 million to USOC, which, in turn, awarded $4.4 million to subgrantees and spent the remainder primarily on operations and personnel. Subgrantees reported using funds for activities such as training and camps. GAO found, however, that USOC did not have sufficient reporting requirements in place for subgrantees to provide information on how VA funds were used separate from other sources of funding.
VA relied upon self-reported, unverified information to oversee the grant program but is planning to make improvements. In fiscal year 2011, VA did not conduct any on-site or remote monitoring to verify how funds were used. Thus, VA lacked information on how well USOC and subgrantees managed grant funds, potentially exposing itself to paying for services not delivered. In 12 of 21 subgrant files selected, USOC was not holding subgrantees accountable for meeting the terms of their agreements. For example, one subgrantee agreed to conduct 10 activities, but the file indicated only 4 were conducted. VA reported that it has plans to improve to oversight, including conducting on-site monitoring of grantees and subgrantees use of funds and having USOC verify financial reports for at-risk subgrantees, such as those with large subgrants.
While program benefits were reported by subgrantees and participants, up until this point VA has not systematically measured how adaptive sports activities benefit the health and well-being of veterans and service members. Subgrantees primarily report anecdotal information on program benefits, such as individual success stories. VA collects information on the number of activities and participants from USOC. In 2011, over 10,000 participants were served through nearly 2,000 activities. However, these metrics are flawed due to double counting and other measurement issues. VA officials also recognize that the metrics do not comprehensively measure program benefits. Thus, VA and USOC have hired a contractor to conduct a study on the effects of adaptive sports on rehabilitation and reintegration of veterans and service members into the community.
Why GAO Did This Study
The Veterans Benefits Improvement Act of 2008 established VAs Paralympics Program to promote the lifelong health of disabled veterans and members of the Armed Forces through physical activity and sports. Additionally, the act authorized VA to provide a grant to USOCs Paralympics Division, and allowed USOC to enter into subgrant agreements to provide adaptive sports activities to veterans and service members. The act also mandated GAO to report on the VA Paralympics program.
GAO is required to (1) review how VA and its grantee and subgrantees used program funds to provide adaptive sports opportunities to veterans and service members; (2) assess how VA is overseeing its grantees and subgrantees use of funds; and (3) describe how veterans and service members have benefited from VA Paralympics activities. To do this, GAO reviewed relevant federal laws, regulations, guidance, agency reports, and a non-probability sample of 21 of 76 subgrant files, consisting of data on about 56 percent of funds subgranted. GAO also conducted site visits to two states and interviewed veterans as well as agency and grantee officials.
What GAO Recommends
GAO recommends that VA take additional actions to improve grantee and subgrantee reporting of expenditures, activities, and participants, as well as USOCs monitoring of subgrantees. In commenting upon a draft of this report, VA agreed with these recommendations and reported that it was taking steps to implement them.
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Recommendations for Executive Action
Status: Open
Comments: In August 2013, VA officials reported that they have directed USOC officials to clarify its guidelines with subgrantees on reporting expenditures, activities and participants, and officials from both organizations are working to ensure the improvements are in place. Specifically, officials reported that VA and USOC expenditure reports now only include information on program funds. Also, the two organizations have worked together to determine a methodology for counting participants and activities. Over the past two years, VA officials reported that USOC has been training relevant staff on grant management and hired a consultant to assist it in managing the grant, including improving reporting to VA. Furthermore, both VA and USOC have been making updates to their monitoring guidance to ensure that they reviewing how subgrantees are reporting information on activities and participants.
Recommendation: To improve oversight within the VA Paralympics grant program, the Secretary of VA should direct the National Director of the Office of National Veterans Sports Programs and Special Events to require USOC to modify reporting requirements that will: 1. Direct subgrantees to only include VA Paralympics program funds in expenditure reports; and 2. Provide a consistent methodology for how subgrantees should count their program activities and participants, including explicit instruction on what should and should not be counted as an activity or participant.
Agency Affected: Department of Veterans Affairs
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: According to VA officials, USOC implemented a new on-line data reporting system for subgrantee monitoring in January 2012, and the system specifications require subgrantees to report how VA funds were spent separately from other funding sources. Furthermore, officials reported that USOC has trained subgrantees on appropriate financial reporting processes. As a part of its monitoring, VA officials stated that they reviewed subgrantee programmatic and financial data during the third quarter of July 2013 and provided USOC with direction on actions needed for proper ongoing management of each of its subgrants.
Recommendation: To improve oversight within the VA Paralympics grant program, the Secretary of VA should direct the National Director of the Office of National Veterans Sports Programs and Special Events to ensure USOC adds controls to its electronic reporting system that will require subgrantees to identify how VA grant funds were used separate from other funding sources subgrantees use to support adaptive sports activities.
Agency Affected: Department of Veterans Affairs
Status: Open
Comments: According to VA officials, the agency began implementing new monitoring procedures for overseeing USOC in fiscal year 2012 and is working with USOC regularly to oversee its efforts to monitor subgrantees. Officials reported that VA and USOC conduct weekly program status report meetings, and, in fiscal year 2013, VA and USOC conducted some combined site visits with subgrantees. Also, in fiscal year 2013, USOC contracted with a consultant to assess its compliance with federal practices and procedures for grant monitoring. According to VA officials, the consultant verified that USOC's monitoring plan met federal standards and made recommendations to further enhance its efforts.
Recommendation: To improve oversight within the VA Paralympics grant program, the Secretary of VA should direct the National Director of the Office of National Veterans Sports Programs and Special Events to review the implementation of USOC's monitoring plan after a reasonable period to ensure planned efforts were conducted.
Agency Affected: Department of Veterans Affairs
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Effect of Temperature Controlled Laminar Airflow (TLA) on Nasal Airway Inflammation and Sleep Quality in Asthma
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|September 29, 2009
|Last Updated Date
|November 8, 2010
|Start Date ICMJE
|June 2008
|Primary Completion Date
|April 2010 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Rhinoconjunctivitis Quality of Life Questionnaire (RQLQ) or Paediatric Rhinoconjunctivitis Quality of Life Questionnaire (PRQLQ) [ Time Frame: Week 0 and 52 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00986622 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Effect of Temperature Controlled Laminar Airflow (TLA) on Nasal Airway Inflammation and Sleep Quality in Asthma
|Official Title ICMJE
|Effects of the Airsonett Airshower on Measures of Sleep Quality and Nasal Airway Inflammation
|Brief Summary
The purpose of this study is to determine whether clean air administered to the breathing zone with Temperature regulated Laminar Airflow (TLA) during night is effective as add on treatment in patients with perennial allergic asthma.
|Detailed Description
Exposure to inhaled allergens is a pathogenetic factor in allergic asthma. However, physical, chemical and combined methods aiming to reduce airborne allergen levels have shown little or no effect in reducing asthma symptoms in people who are sensitive to perennial allergens.
Aims and objectives: This study aims to investigate treatment with Temperature regulated Laminar Airflow (TLA) with a very low particle concentration directed to the breathing zone of subjects with allergic asthma during night sleep. The hypothesis is that the decreased allergen exposure during the night will have a positive effect on nasal airway inflammation and sleep quality in asthma. Measurements of Rhinoconjunctivitis Quality of Life Questionnaire (RQLQ), Peak nasal inspiratory flow, sleep quality using the Pediatric Sleep Questionnaire (PSQ), IL-4 in nasal secretions, objective assessment of sleep quality using Actigraphy.
Method: This is a double blind, randomized 52 week parallel trial comparing active and placebo treatment with TLA. For ethical reasons the randomization is 2 to 1 for active and placebo treatment, respectively. A 2 weeks run-in period is inserted between inclusion and randomization. First 12 weeks an unchanged maintenance medication will be kept and week 13-52 medication will be modified to obtain asthma control according to international guidelines (GINA). After inclusion, run-in, randomization and baseline measurements active/placebo treatment with AA will be implemented over 52
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Phase
|Phase 3
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Condition ICMJE
|Intervention ICMJE
|Study Arm (s)
|Publications *
|Not Provided
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|April 2010
|Primary Completion Date
|April 2010 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|7 Years to 70 Years
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Location Countries ICMJE
|United Kingdom
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Air 3-03-02, Main protocol Air 3-03 (4A)
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|Responsible Party
|Professor John Warner, Chair in Paediatrics and Head of Department Paediatrics, Paediatric Research Unit, Imperial College, London, UK
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Airsonett AB
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Investigators ICMJE
|Information Provided By
|Airsonett AB
|Verification Date
|November 2010
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Pablo Francisco may not be a household name, but the people in his stand-up act are. He impersonates Michael J Fox, Jerry Springer, Christopher Walken, and dozens more in spot-on spoofs. Francisco channels each voice with excellent precision but without good taste—because who wants to see a politically correct Keanu Reeves? His act is held together by spasms, outbursts and beatboxing. Now he's farcing in the new year at the Brea Improv. The comedian usually does a New Year's show in our fair county, and this time he brings a new comic special hot off the press, "They Put It Out There." Expect old favorites, new gaffs, and "don't forget to touch the beanbag."
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Look what got released 2 days ago, first Planety Annihilation comes out of Early Access, then SpaceBase DF-9 is announced as being released properly next month and now Wasteland 2 appears as well. The Digital revolution that Kickstarter and Early Access started on the PC is starting to pay us back boys and girls.
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Here is an exciting bit of news, I have followed this game for a while and played the alphas and betas and it has been lots of fun, if buggy early on, much better now.
News from the devs, Double Fine Productions, is Spacebase DF-9 is getting released next month. Guess I'll have to move it out of my Steam Early Access group. But where to put it... in Sims.... RTSGs.... problems, problems....
This game for me is a trip back down memory lane when these types of games were common place the first person shooters did not dominate everything. The era of Theme Hospital, Theme Park, StarTopia and the later Tycoon series. I played the best ones to death, absolutely loved them. Many years later I still play Startopia.
Spacebase DF-9 is one of those types of games, though I heard it compared to Dwarven Fortress, whilst I have not seen that game, I do know these types of games have been around for decades.
Anyway, you will all soon get your chance to build your own space station and make it livable for your crew and fight off aliens, gather resources and generally have fun. This has been one of the most interesting Early Access games on my list this past year and is about to hit Version 1...
They are releasing the full LUA source for modders too.... so Skyrim, you may just lose me to Spacebase DF-9..... maybe... I have been known to work miracles with LUA :)
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I have started work on the next version of Solstheim, I wanted to sort out the Redoran Guard quests as a priority since they were a compromise of work arounds and the less annoying bugs when I made it. Originally I spent 6 weeks trying to solve the resurrection bug problems and then final 4 quests for the Guards were not pretty as a result of those work arounds.
So I went back and redid the guards quests, deleting the 4 affected quests and replacing them with 1 brand new quest that works has I originally wanted the Guards Quests to work back in Jan 2013 when I made this mod (Was called House Redoran back then).
The new quest has far more variety than the original 4 it replaces, it has more variety in its rewards because I standardized it for the Redoran Guard reward tables adding a lot of randomization to it, all Redoran Guard quests use that new table for rewards now. I randomized the number of enemies you have to fight so the battles are never predictable and made the whole thing a repeatable quest. I am thinking of increasing the max size of the randomly generated army to make the battles even more fun but I know Skyrim runs in to problems when too many things die at once. So that will have to be heavily tested. The current setting works fine and adjusting it means editing 1 line in the quest script, easy as pie.
Kept it nice and Simplez :)
You still get attacked by the Argonians, Pirates, Reavers and Ash spawn but they level with you now, the number of baddies changes and the reward as explained above. Its much better, more polished and very very slick now.
It is effectively what I orginally planned.
Oh and 1 new feature I did not originally plan on, the Redoran Guard Officer gives you a telling off if you approach him out of uniform. The only way he will give you jobs, is if your wearing a full suit of Redoran Guard Armour, no need for the shield though. I learned from the Elder Council mod uniform feature and added dialog options for each missing piece of armour so the player will know exactly which piece is missing.
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Dark Lore Grimoire V2 has been released on Steam Workshop and here at TEG for TEG forum members. Version 2 is a massive update and increases the file size considerably, at this rate it will not be long before the mod is too big for Steam Workshop.
New to version 2.... omg where do I start.
Brand new spell making and spell book making system, allowing you to create books purely to sell or to use for creating minions as a member of the Order of the Black Worm. Also allows you to upgrade Dark Lore default spells to level 2 or 3.
Brand New Necromancer Guild, known in mod as The Order of the Black Worm
Featuring the Apocolypse Altar which you create your minions on and a Shade of Reverence device for turning grand soul gems in to Black soul gems.
Tel Mithryn has been expanded, how you can become a mage within House Telvanni and not just a goffer.
Lots of new merchants and other misc features, far far far too many to list, but when you visit Tel Mithryn and you noticed the hello and good bye messages sound very close to those used on Morrowind, you will start to understand the depth here in V2.
Oh and Version 2 comes with 22 brand new Quests. 12 for the Order of the Black Worm and 10 for House Telvanni.
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BALTIMORE, Md. -- UMBC (9-11, 3-5 AE) overcame a 17-point deficit and shot 68% in the second half to rally past visiting Binghamton (12-8, 5-3 AE) 84-78 Wednesday night from the RAC Arena. The Retrievers put four players in double figures and converted 26-of-32 free throws to knock BU out of first place in the America East standings.
In a matchup featuring the top two scorers in the conference, BU junior guard D.J. Rivera (19.8 ppg.) netted 28 points but UMBC senior forward Darryl Proctor (19.4 ppg.) countered with 26 points, including 20 in the pivotal second half.
The Retrievers, who trailed by nine at the break, chipped away and took the lead for good on a Proctor layup with 12:20 to play. UMBC's lead swayed between 1-8 points for the remainder of the game before the Retrievers converted 4-of-4 free throws in the final 28 seconds to seal the win. UMBC, which used just seven players, also was the beneficiary of a 24-11 fouls margin on its home floor.
Rivera scored 19 of his points after intermission, including a three-pointer with 1:49 left that pulled the Bearcats to within three, 78-75. But Proctor hit a jumper with 1:28 left and BU misfired on three three-pointers in the final 37 seconds.
Binghamton dropped in a school-record 15 three-pointers (15-of-26, 58%), including a school-record nine in the first half (9-of-12). But using its trademark inside game, UMBC shot 68% in the second half and netted 26 points in the paint.
Junior guard Emanuel Mayben had an exceptional game with a season-high 20 points on 7-of-11 shooting. Mayben drained 6-of-7 three-pointers and added four assists. Sophomore guard Brandon Herbert added a season-high 12 points - all in the first half.
"That was a tough one," head coach Kevin Broadus said. "We just couldn't finish it off. We started off slow in the second half and UMBC played all the way to the end."
In the first half, BU was blistering, hitting a school-record nine three-pointers and shooting 63% to build a 41-32 lead. Mayben drained 4-of-4 from beyond the arc and Herbert added 12 points on 4-of-5 marksmanship. That pair keyed a 25-6 run in a 7:21 span that turned a 12-10 deficit into a 35-18 lead with 5:53 left. Herbert drilled his four treys during that stretch and Mayben added three of his. UMBC finished the half with a 14-6 run to trim the margin to nine at the break.
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Rhapsodically careening between the icy Arctic, the fire-bombed ruins of Dresden, the majestic Albert Hall, and the furrowed brow of cameo player John Cusack, Vincent Ward's Map of the Human Heart is not your everyday romance. Then again, this is the same New Zealand director who, in The Navigator, presented us with medieval folks literally tunneling their way into the 20th century. Here, Ward and screenwriter Louis Nowra are content with merely spanning the 30-year transglobal love between an Eskimo named Avik (Robert Joamie as young Avik; Jason Scott Lee as the adult version) and a French Canadian/Indian named Albertine (Annie Galipeau/Anne Parillaud.) Early on, young Avrik is befriended by famed mapmaker Walter (Patrick Bergin), who kindly ships the ailing boy to a Montreal hospital, where he meets and falls for fiery-cute Albertine. The two separate, Avik grows up to become a bomber pilot (it's World War II), reunites with Albertine in London, but alas! She's involved with Walter! OK--pretty Harlequin stuff. And Miramax's post-production cuts don't help matters, continuity-wise. But Ward's nervy presentation of individual love as being integral to world-changing events, and his unfailing eye for the Big Shot (the lovers embracing atop a screen-filling observation balloon, for example) combine to create a magic-realism romance that, incredibly, manages to live up to such a description.


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Covering 24 square miles, Hialeah is a city in west Miami near the Florida Everglades, adjacent to Virginia Gardens, Pinewood Park, Medley, and Miami Springs. The city's name comes from a Seminole word for "high prairie". The community has a distinctive Hispanic flavor where Spanish is spoken more than English.
Area hotels and resorts include Presidente Motel, Caribbean Villas, Don Shula's Hotel & Golf Club, Holiday Inn Express & Suites, Ramada Inn, and the Howard Johnson.
Dining choices include La Casa Del Pan Con Picadillo, Latin American Grill, Outback Steakhouse, Ming Village Chinese Restaurant, Lazaro Restaurant, Hialeah Havana Grill, Casa Panza Restaurant, Delaney Street, and Estrella Cubana Restaurant.
A few of the annual events held in Hialeah are the Italian Renaissance Festival, Firecracker 10K/5K, and the Amelia Folk & Art Festival.
Local attractions include Amelia Erhart Park, Henry Milander Park, Russell Bucky Dent Park, Ted Hendricks Stadium, Hialeah Speedway, and 220-acre Mediterranean designed Hialeah Park dating back to 1925 as a thoroughbred racetrack, now a wildlife sanctuary where festivals are held (while the issue of horse racing at the park is debated by city government).
Plays, musical performances and concerts are offered at the Center Stage School of Performing Arts. Other area venues include the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts (Miami) and the Broward Center for the Performing Arts (Ft Lauderdale).
The main shopping venue in Hialeah is Westland Mall with three department stores and 100 specialty stores. Other nearby shopping includes the Mall of the Americas, Dolphin Mall, and Miami International Mall.
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Currently the First Vice President-Wealth Management at Janney Montgomery Scott LLC in Cherry Hill, NJ, Mr. Hoey previously held the role of Vice President/Branch Manager at Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc. in Mt. Laurel, NJ, and established that branch as part of the corporate focus of the Philadelphia regional market. He started there in 1994. He spent four years in various vice presidential roles with the investment banking and securities brokerage firm W.H. Newbold's Son & Co., Division of Fahnestock and Co. in Moorestown, NJ
Previously he served various accounting, sales and financial consultant roles with Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith in Philadelphia; W.W. Criswelll Co. in Riverton, NJ; Cadillac Motor Car Division of GM Corp. in Cherry Hill, NJ; and United Engineers and Constructors.
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Written by Angelo Capobianco, Glen Cove Military Historian Friday, 15 January 2010 00:00
The Mayor's Office called and told of an author from Ann Arbor, MI, looking for a Glen Cover who served in the famed 82nd Division that jumped into fortress Nazi Europe in June 1945. Her father, an Army hospital medic serving in England, treated this Glen Cove soldier for wounds received when landing in France on D-Day. Dr. Johnson was so overtaken by the bravery of this paratrooper known to him as Sgt. Zeke Zuccala.
Dr. Johnson wrote half of his war memoir about the brave 82nd Division jumper. Zeke was informed that he received a back side wound which was eligible for a stateside trip home to be treated. Dr. Johnson reports that he was begged by Zeke he'd have no such thing. Zeke's fellow paratroopers did not leave him on the battlefield but took heavy fire to get Zeke to a medic station on the Normandy Beach and no way was he going to go home. Doctors believed him and treated him to get him back to his "All American" division. Zeke's fellow Army buddy informed Zeke that their Division was preparing the largest jump operation to cut off the Nazis in Holland. The operation was called "Market Garden." Dr. Johnson said, "Goodbye" to the recovered Glen Cover and Dr. Johnson, hearing that this British planned jumped in Hitler's backyard was a disaster. "Market Garden" consisted of 82nd Airborne, 101st Airborne, British jumpers and a brigade of Polish troops – 35,000 in all. This operation failed and the loss to the allies was higher than the D-Day invasion, which were 5,000 killed in action. Dr. Johnson finished his memoirs thinking that this brave Glen Cover never survived "Market Garden" or "The Bridge Too Far."
Janice Johnson, finding her father's memoir, never knew her father's war experience. Dr. Johnson came home and put WWII way behind him and his family. Janice Johnson called the Glen Cove Mayor's office and got in touch with a cousin of Zeke's family, Bobby Zuccala. Bobby informed Janice that, to his knowledge, the whole family was not around and last he heard Joe Zuccala, Zeke's nephew, was killed in the Sept. 11, 2001 World Trade Center.
Upon getting this call, I traced Zeke to be Renaldo, his four other brothers also serving in that war. I remember the "five stars" in the window on the Zuccala's homestead on Third Street and Nassau Avenue. Later during the war, I was their Newsday paperboy and noticed a gold star (meaning killed in action) replaced one of the five stars. Brother and Navy man Michael was killed serving on the carrier USS Handcock during the suicidal Japanese kamikaze attack. The American airplane carrier sunk with a very high casualty of our Navy men.
My sincere thanks to WWII combat veteran John Famiglietti who told me that "Zeke" was "Reni"; and to Kathy Trimarchi, who is first cousin to the Zuccala family. On Nov. 11, author Janice Johnson and I met at the home of Zeke Renaldo in Hobe Sound, FL.; the author and her cameraman had two long interviews with this hero.
At the second interview, Mayor Ralph Suozzi sent this hero a City of Glen Cove citation, which I had the honor to read to Zeke. The tears flowed down his cheeks and he murmured to me, "My city never forgot me and my family," followed with "I wish my mother, a WWII Gold Star mother, was here with me to hear this proclamation." I told Zeke she was here with all of his deceased brothers.
Thank you Glen Cove and to Janice Johnson who I have, no doubt, will send our city a copy of her book.


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