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Lambs that roar
I've got two careers and two ministries," mused Jaci Velásquez, as she squirmed in a dressing room chair beneath the woman tweezing her eyebrows.
Meet CCM's reigning princess, who at 16 became the fastest-selling female debut in CCM history. Now 20, she is also the first CCM artist to produce a secular No. 1 Latin single-"Llegar a Ti" ("Love will Find You").
"I know our great commission as Christians is to reach the unchurched," she told WORLD, wrinkling her constantly animated freckled face. "That's what I am doing with my Latin record. My English record I am literally singing to the choir. That's what Christian music is," she said. "I feel like I can do both. Of course I have no life, but I feel like I can do both."
An hour later the girl with no life swiveled in tight vinyl pants to her latest Latin single as middle-age retailers and industry executives looked on from the wooden pews of Nashville's Ryman Auditorium-a 19th-century gospel tabernacle turned theater. The starlet on stage reflected the common plight of young artists trapped between the tabernacle and the theater-Christian and secular cultural paradigms.
As stained-glass church windows flashed from the spotlights on Ms. Velásquez, industry biggies predicted a coming crossover career. Calling Ms. Velásquez the next Whitney Houston, Sony Discos president Oscar Llord said she "has a tremendous potential to grow and become that sort of artist in our business."
But there's some question as to whether her record label will allow that to happen. The Los Angeles Times reported that provisions against a secular crossover are written into Ms. Velásquez's contract.
In an interview with WORLD, Word Entertainment president Roland Lundy took issue with that assessment: "There is nothing in her contract that would keep us from doing a record or a pop song and putting it on the radio. What we are saying there is that her focus and our focus is to make great Christian records."
It's seems that CCM wants to have its tabernacle and the theater too. Companies boast of their starlings' popularity but worry that they will fly off. CCM consumers also tend to punish artists who venture too far off the CCM platform.
Jars of Clay is one example. WORLD caught up with the group as it was posing atop wooden crates for a photo shoot. "That's one of the cheesiest things we do," Jars of Clay vocalist Dan Haseltine sheepishly told WORLD. Cheesy, perhaps, but clearly working. The band's No. 1 singles have topped mainstream radio charts and garnered air play on MTV and VH1.
Nevertheless, Jars of Clay's stated goal of serving in a "mission field in the mainstream" comes with a heavy price. Even as total album sales approached gold status, the band fielded criticism for passing up some church concerts in favor of 21-and-older mainstream clubs.
The tensions have worn heavily on band members. "There is definitely a vacuum that we find ourselves in because we are not maybe expressly Christian enough to be kind of poster child for Christian music," said guitarist Matt Odmark. "Yet we are maybe not unsafe enough or rebellious enough for the alternative modern rock world to really embrace us."
Signs of hope rumble from within, however.
Jaci Velásquez's performance at the Ryman theater last month was one of several to promote Roaring Lambs-a CD featuring artists like Jars of Clay and Sixpence None the Richer who have successfully infiltrated mainstream culture.
Produced by Squint Entertainment (home of Sixpence None), the CD celebrates a book written by the late sports promoter Bob Briner that criticized Christians for lacking influence in secular culture. Wrote Mr. Briner, "Culturally, we are lambs. Meek, lowly, easily dismissed cuddly creatures that are fun to watch but never a threat to the status quo. It's time for those lambs to roar."
One of CCM's loudest roaring lambs, Michael W. Smith, took those words to heart and created Rocketown Records for artists who don't fit one-size-fits-all CCM formulas. "It has been a great honor to be a part of this industry," he told WORLD. "But there was a real stigma that I have had to overcome throughout the years-which has gotten better now-of he's a gospel artist or oh, you're a CCM artist."
He was more blunt in a recent Associated Press interview: "We started this subculture, and then we all live in this subculture and we just do our own thing over here, and we feed Christians and we have our own little club. And I absolutely hate it. I don't like it at all. I just don't think that's what Jesus would do."


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Hebert Family On Extreme Makeover Home Edition
January 22, 2006 12:01 AM by Joe Blackmon
"Hebert Family" — When Eric Hebert of Sandpoint, ID got the unexpected call a year ago that his sister had died, leaving her twin children orphaned, he stepped up to the plate in a big way by becoming instant father to his niece and nephew. Now it's Ty and the gang's turn to step up to the plate in their "extreme" way by turning a rundown house into a home that will preserve the meaning of family and help rebuild lives on "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," SUNDAY, JANUARY 22 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.
Eric was living life as a bachelor in Montana and saw his family in Idaho about once a year. However that all changed when, in 2004, his 37-year-old sister, Francine Hebert, became the third person in his family to die of a heart attack; both his parents had passed away when he was only a teen. Knowing that his eight-year-old niece and nephew could possibly end up in the foster-care system, he packed up his belongings, moved to Idaho and became an instant-father to the twins, Keeley and Kyler.
When Eric arrived in Idaho to take custody of Keeley and Kyler, he could not believe what he found; the twins and their mother had been living in a rundown trailer. At the time he took custody of the kids, all he could afford was a "Berm House," which is essentially a daylight basement with a roof on it. A construction worker by trade, Eric and the kids lived in a tent on the property for months while he worked hard to turn their shack into a three-bedroom house. Still, living underground isn't easy; their "house" is also home to many species of insects, such as, bees, ants and spiders! Eric's dream is to build them a home to finally be proud of, but since he's now busy parenting the twins, he doesn't have the time or money to make it happen! In this episode of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition", this bachelor turned instant father will get much-needed help in achieving his dream for his new kids!
While the "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" design team, contractors and hundreds of workers and volunteers, along with the Sullivan Homes, are building a new house for the Hebert family in a remarkable seven days, the family enjoys a vacation in the Bahamas.
The design team for this episode of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" will feature team leader Ty Pennington, Paige Hemmis, Eduardo Xol, Michael Moloney and Ed Sanders.
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Pam Chenoweth Says:
January 23rd, 2006 at 12:19 am
I just watched the home makeover show about the Hebert Family. I was so touched by Eric's unselfish act. I could relate to his story in many ways, as I am raising my younger sisters 3 children. I'm also a single parent now, and can understand the struggles he's faced.
Like Eric, I don't consider myself a hero, it was the right thing to do.
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January 27th, 2006 at 11:39 am
God Bless U for being such a caring, giving person…..a rarity in this life, in my opinion.
Read the Bonner county Daily Bee Says:
February 20th, 2006 at 6:34 pm
Eric was arrested for open container, ETOH level over the limit, and drugs. Nice guy, sure I'd want him to take care of my kids, not!
'Makeover' recipient awaiting trial
Posted: Wednesday, Feb 15, 2006 – 09:03:06 am PST
By KEITH KINNAIRD
News editor
SANDPOINT — The recipient of a televised home makeover is set to stand trial on a series of misdemeanor charges.
Eric James Hebert is scheduled to stand trial on Feb. 23 on charges of driving under the influence, possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, possessing an open container of alcohol while driving and failing to register his vehicle.
desiree Says:
November 28th, 2007 at 2:20 am
People make mistakes. I've heard of so many 'good' people who have DUIs and nobody would doubt their parenting skills. Don't knock this man for taking on what some people couldn't. I think its unfair that people don't think he should've gotten help, because of that man and the show those kids have a warm home and they are not in foster care.


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Danny Kuechler and friends begin their New Year's celebration at Fracaro's Lanes in Waukesha - something they've done for the past seven years.
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I was looking from some advice from Matt when I stumbled upon a new project he is a part of. It is called Pear Sports. In the past I have been using Training Peaks to develop training plans. The problem is two fold. First off, it is tedious to build your own plans and second, I have to write down my intervals or send them to my phone as I tend to forget what my intensity levels are when I want to puke during a ride.
But Pear Sports downloads the training plan directly to your iPhone and Matt or another coach talks during your music play lists and tells you what zone to be in and keeps your times for you.
Best of most of the plans are free. For full functionality you need an iPhone 4S or 5. Paired with their blue tooth HR monitor, the training plan will tell you if you are above or below your zone. This eliminates having to look at your watch. Since I have an older iPhone and don't want to shell out for a new one or for the HR strap, I use my Garmin and keep track myself.
If you don't have an iPhone, you can use this piggy back device and an iPod shuffle. There are some limitations to the system and I will highlight those after I have used the software for about a week or so.
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-- Intrusive Leadership--the first time I heard these two words used together I thought someone had used an oxymoron too liberally. Intrusive by definition means to come without invitation, and who doesn't welcome leadership, so the two didn't seem like a natural marriage of words to me.
It wasn't until recently when I truly realized the meaning of iIntrusive leadership. During a casual conversation outside the office, I was speaking with a co-worker who was beside herself because her daughter joined the Army. Many of us have served or are serving, so this comment by itself didn't seem out of the norm. However, my co-worker had no intentions of her daughter joining the service before she finished college. She was adamant her daughter was to finish college, go on to law school and then make her decision to serve. By her daughter altering "her" plans, my co-worker was experiencing a significant emotional event and I was oblivious to it. Every day, my co-worker and I talk about the days' events, places around Dover to enjoy and our families. But I had never stopped and really asked her about what her children were doing (not just how are they). I had never been "intrusive" on what was truly affecting her, and I should have been.
What I realized during that conversation is, intrusive leadership means "getting into the weeds" with your personnel, finding out what's going on in their lives. It's more than asking "how are you" or "did you have a good weekend?" It means asking which facilities were they given job orders for the day, what tail number they have to swap out before the 5 p.m. launch, what post they were given during guard mount, or if they packed a tuna sandwich for lunch. It means asking them if their daughter sold the remaining 800 boxes of Girl Scout cookies to reach her troops goal or if their family was successful in getting the 3.8 percent home loan in order to purchase their very first home. It means asking Airmen if they think the unit is heading in the right direction, if they have an idea for improvement; hearing what they have to say and then understanding their perspective.
Every Airmen wants to feel a part of the group--the wing--and needs recognition. This does not mean we need to recite chapter and verse of every issue our Airmen face each day. It does mean we should dedicate a few minutes on a regular basis, to informally chat about the days, weeks, or months milestones and capture what is important to them. During the exchange, we should be in a listening mode focusing on their personal goals, job and perhaps hobbies or upcoming weekend events. It's important for our Airmen to have time to express themselves about the events at hand.
To illustrate the importance of listening to our Airmen, when asked why some leaders in time of war instill in their men and women the willingness necessary to perform complex and dangerous missions, Gen. J.P. Ryan, Air Force chief of staff from 1969 to 1973, responded, "As you well know, people have been trying to find the answer to that one for years...Your success depends on the fulfillment of the activities of your men [Airmen]. You by yourself are rather helpless. I asked them questions. I found out what they were doing. I was interested in what they were doing. You learn a hell of a lot this way." Not only did Ryan take time to ask his people what they thought, but he took time to understand their perspective and learn from it.
With this thought in mind, I would encourage you to exercise "intrusive leadership" the next time you walk the flightline with our Airmen. After all, they are our #1 responsibility!
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Joann (Blackmore) Adams, 1974, owes $23,469.94 total.
Nora Charlene Bishop, 1965, show cause deferred, owes $6,999.66 total, to pay $200 a month.
Brittany Nicole Bitzer, show cause deferred, remand; owes $1,263.13 total, to pay $50 a month.
Tony C. Broughton, 1975, show cause deferred, owes $1,477.72 total, to pay $100 a month.
Teresa C. Buckner, 1958, theft of controlled substance, preliminary hearing set for Aug. 7.
Adam Edward Killion, 1982, unauthorized use of motor vehicle, appointed public attorney, continued to Aug. 24.
Michael G. Minch, 1974, operating on a suspended or revoked operator's license, failure of owner to maintain required insurance, no or expired registration plate, pleaded not guilty, continued to Aug. 24.
Robert Parker, 1986, flagrant non-support, contempt of court, continued to Aug. 17.
Kenton W. and Shirley A. Hogg to Timothy Wayne Hogg and Benjmain B. Hogg, lots 35 and 35, Owen County Sportsman's Club Farm Division.
Betty June Lusby to Windstream KDL Inc.
Lawrence E. and Terry Neack to Lawrence M. and Rhonda Post, lot 108, $220,000.
Donald R. Hearne, Evelyn C. Hearne, Billy Hearne, Barbara Hearne, Stephen Hearne, Rebecca Hearne, Pamela Patton and Lance Patton to Michael Dodd.
Bobby Hearne Estate to Dodd Michael, $55,000.
Isaac L. Goemaat, 1994, first-degree burglary, receiving stolen property under $10,000, carrying a concealed deadly weapon, receiving stolen property, second-degree criminal mischief, probable cause established, transferred to grand jury.
James Brandon Hill, 1979, two counts of contempt of court, failed to pay $27.84 restitution and fees, in jail, $500 cash bond set.
Allen Johnson, 1988, non-payment of fines, continued to Feb. 8.
Amy L. Strevels, 1979, fugitive from another state, extradition hearing.
Top Exhibitor, Elizabeth Prewitt; Adult Best of Show, Jessie Williams; Youth Best of Show, Autumn Adkins
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Top Exhibitor, Connie Gayle; Adult Best of Show, Scott Johnson; Youth Best of Show, Kade New
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Top Exhibitor, Kim Hunter; Best of Show, Kim Hunter and Bobette Olds
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Estate of Ada Hammond, deceased vs. Zemer Hammond, motion for guardian ad litem fee, see order.
Annette Keith vs. Michael S. Keith, motion to dismiss, see order.
Charles Smith vs. Owen County School District, motion to dismiss, remand.
Beulah Hardy vs. Owenton Manor Nursing, LLC., motion to dismiss, see order.
Pinnacle Credit Services LLC vs. Tammy Lynn Stewart, motion for default judgment, remand.
Alicia Renae Stigers vs. Michael Ray Shuler, found in contempt June 21, must pay $600 or serve 10 days jail, see order.
Karen S. Fields, 1970, failure to appear, dismissed.
Carolyn Gabbard, 1988, first-degree possession of heroin, probable cause established, transferred to grand jury; drug paraphernalia, $5,000 surety bond.
Isaac L. Goemaat, 1994, first-degree burglary, receiving stolen property under $10,000; carrying a concealed deadly weapon, receiving stolen property, second-degree criminal mischief, appointed public attorney, preliminary hearing set for Aug. 3.
Lloyd C. Jones, 1984, second-degree burglary, appointed public attorney, preliminary hearing set for Aug. 3.
Todd Eugene Beck, 1959, third-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, pleaded guilty, to serve 180 days, concurrent with Franklin County jail time.
Carolyn Gabbard, 1988, first-degree possession of heroin, drug paraphernalia, in jail, $10,000 cash bond set.
Vivian Erksine, theft by unlawful taking, pleaded not guilty, preliminary hearing set for July 27.
Jeffrey Riddle, possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol, continued to Aug. 3.
Sarah B. Aylor, 1988, first-degree complicity narcotics, complicity trafficking in marijuana, complicity drug paraphernalia, continued to July 24.
Eric C. Bassham, 1985, show cause deferred, bench warrant set for $1,200.
James D. Baynum, 1960, show cause deferred, bench warrant set for $6,000.
Justin K. Blackburn, 1994, first-degree complicity narcotics, complicity trafficking in marijuana, complicity drug paraphernalia, continued to July 24.
Matthew T. Goldsberry, 1988, non-payment of fines, waive fine and court costs.
Eddie Lancaster, 1970, flagrant non-support, non-support, non-payment of fines, continued to July 27.
Connie S. Bailer, 1958, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol, bonded a.
Capital One Bank vs. Myra K. Asher, motion for default judgment, see order.
Owen Fiscal Court vs. David Hammond, motion to require answer to interrogatories, see order.
Security Monitoring Services vs. Joseph Lee Herrmann, see order.
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That's what you get for inviting Randy Seaver to tour your server farm. Doubtless he stuck a wad of gum somewhere when it got stale, and maybe the shiny metallic coated wrappers too when he reloaded :).
just wondering about ancestry
And, I thought it was only that all of the advertising on the pages had finally consumed the entire system.
It is refreshing to have Monday-afternoon notification (of a problem that was noticeable Sunday evening).
Perhaps a timely post on the Rootsweb side message boards for Ancestry issues (say, the "Comments" board) would have been useful for the many of us who were trying to get into the Ancestry sites.
Hi Jade, Not sure where you are but we noticed the problem around 2:00 Central time, pages not loading etc.
On a seperate note I just heard that the UK has released the 1911 census online – when is Ancestry going to provide access to this data base???
Might be because of the long generation scanning, the system broke down…(just kidding).
Wondering why I can't log on to ancestry through aol, but have no problems using internet explorer.
I have had nothing but trouble for weeks…I talked with Debb on the phone and thought it was all set. I cannot get into my AncestryWorldTree or Ancestry…or Willis DNA. I'm sooooooo frustrated. I need help…but most of all I need to get into the ones I paid for!! I had soo
much on those sites…it seems they have changed them too much…
And you keep asking me to upgrade my mebership? I have been a member for 10 years. Why do you continually cite site issues days later? As of a few months ago all of my family gedcom postings are gone – poof – just completely gone. 10 years worth of work to share with family. You even have the wrong email address listed on the only part you did keep – and you want me to pay double to upgrade my membership. This is great service in a time when economic situations are bad and companies need business.
Both Ancestry and Family Search are down for me right now (2:55 p.m. EST).
Ancestry has all subscriber email addresses. Why can't someone send an email to the subscribers when there are issues like this? Why do we have to depend on Dear Myrtle's emails to find out the servers are down, pages won't load, etc.?
They don't have their non-native English speaking indexers overseas trained to do that yet :).
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Come on, this is at least a week Ihave not been able to use Ancestry.com. All I receive is the message "CHECK BACK SOON". All of my records are not available and
Come on, enough is enough! I have been with out Ancestry.com for at least a week and my records are unavailable. All I receive is "CHECK BACK SOON" and that is becoming old. Understand having trouble but this is unaccepable service.
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Unable to enter ancestry.com on 1-16-09. I have cleaned cache and done the "hard refresh," with no luck.
I can not gain entry into the web site. I tried changing pass word the response is it is sent but I never receive it even with my fire wall down.
no, no it is just as slow Sunday afternoon as it was last week. I see no improvement at all.
I find that I can access ANCESTRY if I go through Ancestry.com but not through Ancestry.co.uk. It is still so slow that it's a complete waste of time.
Read Susan's comment with amusement. I cannot access Ancestry.com, but I can access the UK site. It is also too slow to be of use.
Still very sloooow!
I am still having problems with getting on to ancestry. It still asks me to become a new member.
I am hopeful that there is a glitch in the system. My ancestry web site says I have no files in there. I have been updating my site as of yesterday and received an email that new content has been added to my site. Now, today, I try to open my tree and it says I have 3 trees dennissoricefamily and none have been updated since 5-27-2007. These are not my trees and there are 0 files in them. I am not a happy camper because I have been a subscriber for years. Please fix this problem.
I read all the comments before mine. Today is 1/27/2009 and I am still unable to access the ancestry.com site – all the words are there but no graphics. I can't click on anything and the usual appearance of the page is not the same at all. Is it me?
Still having troubles…
Family tree pages come up nicely, but disappear in 2 seconds. This is after I click on the green icon and bring up a list of possibilities. What now???
Thanks. Barbara
I can't get to site. I have pay for one year to ANCESTRY. Some time can log on and it well nott me off .I'm soooo frustrated. I don't what to losee what I have done. I sould not have to upgrade all the time. VERY VERY FRUSTRATED!!!!
How slow can ancestry become? I see these comments and wonder why we are all experiencing these issues. I cannot research other public trees to potentially update mine. And when I do run searches or try to access a "hint", the site takes forever to upload. I know it's not my computer as I access the site from several different computers and get the same experience with them all. This so needs to be fixed! Also, I have an old tree out there that I did delete but it still shows up in searches but not in my tree list…it's frustrating.
28 Jan. 2009 Hi, i am having problems on this site it gets slow and slower as i work, so slow till i just quit. This moring i lost a hole family, as i tried to put it back in, it would not put in with dates in order, and when i put the last child in i lost it and one i had already put in. Thay had 6 childern but only 4 well show, PLEASE HELP ME. and PLEASE reply Gerald Weeks Ph. 919-280-3496
Again thanks for eny help you can do. I have just spent $462.00 checking out my computer and updateing it. I have the same problem, and i see outher people are having the same also. To slow to slow to slow. some times it takes almost 45 seconds for the next page.
Thanks Gerald Weeks
Last week Ancestry told me they were putting in new servers. Still ridiculously slow.
Still, it's an original way to find one's ancestors – the page takes so long to load, you die and join them.
I am "continually" having response problems, and frequently get messages back stating "We apologize, but we were unable to handle your request. Please try again later."
I recently complained and received a canned message back suggesting I clear my cache. I did that and "still" I have sloe response and the same message coming back, to try again later.
I need the site, when I need it, not when Ancestry.com is ready to give it to me. Where are my subscription dollars going?
If this site gets any slower I will soon be able to drive to each states archive repository and find info quicker that way.
You folks have always been top of the line in what you do and I greatly appreciate that, but come-on, the Ox is in the ditch, get someone to get moving.
"Service" is all you have to offer, after that NOTHING !!!
I just signed up for this site, and now it will not let me logon with my confirmed user name and password. If I try to change either, it will not accept my submitted e-mail address either.
What is going on?
The site has gone down today Donna so it just seems you have registered at a really bad time. And no word as yet from the ancestry team what the problem is and when it may be fixed.
A few days ago I spoke on the phone to a spokeswoman. She said that the problem varied greatly – some had experienced problems for days, some for weeks and some for months. Also that the problem was baffling their experts geographically – even within the UK there were areas with no problems and areas with lots.
She said that they had a special team assigned to the problem. The new servers had still to take effect.
She could offer no guarantee that the site would ever be as fast as it used to be because of the sheer growth in their records and membership.
Basically, she told me that I'd have to make a choice – subscribe to a faster, smaller site, or stick with Ancestry.
That would be OK if they'd refund the unusable part of my subscription!
what is your e-mail address,, i tried sending you a e-mail and it comes back, wrong address.
thanks gerald
I just renewed my subscription after a few months off. What's taking so long?
There's a 30-40 second load time on every single page, and it appears that it's connected to a Javascript command; one of these linked to the "View Siblings" line under the parent names. Maybe just remove it altogether?
I would suggest you get a couple new developers on your team. There may be a lot of data but the type of coding needed should be fairly simple for a decent developer to write.
Whatever's causing it to hang, just remove it and get it working on your test servers before putting your customers through this.
Is any one having a problem with the ancestry site signing you out? it is to the point now I get signed out after every page I look at.sometimes I can re-sign in and it will have me signed in as another user.I am also having problems with my searches,I will be using the old search and it keep switching me to the new search feature.I have been dealing with this since I renewed my subsciption six months ago.
Spent 7 hours trying to access ancestry.co.uk search today. Eventually got on for 1/2 hour at midnight, now will no longer search, taking too long to download again!!!!What is going on???? I have tried various ancestry sites, removed my cookies etc to no avail. I have changed nothing on my computer. Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For the past 24 hours, all searches end with "Come Back Soon". I can log in and enter data but that's it. Any idea when the site will be functional again?
You could grow old waiting for anything to load on Ancestry. My membership just renewed last month, but I'm seriously considering cancelling it.
why in the last few days when I am rechecking some relatives on the 1901 census do I have the message no records found ! when I know their ages/names residence/place of birth etc. After all, it was Ancestry.com that has given me this info over the years ! transported by aliens ? I am paying for the subscription only to be told that none of them were alive in 1901 whenI knew they were. What on earth is going on
cannot access ancestry.co.uk or .com – bar loads up and sits there forever then nothing! have always been able to go in to friends site as a guest and my own but since early feb 2009m, nothing! checked my computer and seems ok, help please frustrated as working on big family project. thanks
im having so much trouble searching my ancestery site because of the slowness,that i am considering changing to another site ie genes reunited,ifeel that my monthly subscription is a total waste of my money,as i am unable to access what i am paying for.i visited the metropolitia archives yeaterday,and did not have this problem accesing ancestry on thier computers.


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June 24, 2010
By Allison Yee
Cal Sports Quarterly
Spring 2010
Coxswain on the women's crew team, rising senior majoring in political economies of industrial societies, and vice president of membership for the Panhellenic Council. Jill Costello's life was in fast-forward last year with a schedule packed full of activities when a new challenge emerged.
That new challenge: lung cancer.
After helping the Golden Bears to a second-place finish at the 2009 NCAA Women's Rowing Championships in Cherry Hill, N.J., Costello returned home to Berkeley wondering why a stomachache had not gone away after two weeks. A blood test revealed an exceptionally high white blood cell count, and her doctor urged her to go to the emergency room immediately. The San Francisco native headed across the Bay Bridge to the California Pacific Medical Center where doctors performed a series of ultrasounds, CT scans and x-rays.
On June 9, four days after being admitted to the hospital, doctors diagnosed Costello with stage IV lung cancer, which had spread to her liver, breast and bones. Due to the aggressive state of the cancer, she began chemotherapy the following day. Costello has completed 13 rounds of chemotherapy and recently started radiation.
The fight against cancer has helped Costello recognize her inner strength. "I'm definitely a lot tougher than I thought I was," she said. "I used to be afraid of needles and getting into machines. Now, I've learned to stay calm and meditate through everything."
In addition to learning more about herself throughout this journey, Costello realized the size and dedication of her support network from the moment she received her diagnosis.
"I am so lucky to have all these people around me who are willing to do anything and everything they can to help," said Costello. "When I was in the hospital, the hallways were crowded, and staff tried to have us tell all the guests to leave. Everyone just wanted to be there and be supportive."
Throughout the summer, family and friends, including Cal teammates and coaches, visited Costello to show their love and encouragement. Assistant head coach Sara Nevin brought the Pac-10 championship trophy from Costello's varsity 4+ race as a reminder that she was a champion. Head coach Dave O'Neill, who was training with the U.S. National team in Princeton, N.J., e-mailed Costello short videos.
In August, Kappa Kappa Gamma sister Caitlin Wells organized a team of over 100 members to participate in a charity walk in Golden Gate Park benefitting the Bonnie J. Addario Lung Cancer Foundation. "Team Jill" raised $8,354 for lung cancer research and was honored as the top fundraising team. The walk would only be the beginning of Costello and Team Jill's work with the foundation.
Costello began working closely with the Addario Foundation after the charity walk to educate people about lung cancer. "It's a big focus of the foundation to change the face of lung cancer," she said. "People don't know that it's not just a smoker's disease. Sixty percent of people diagnosed now are non-smokers or quit decades ago."
The stigma associated with lung cancer is the reason it receives little public attention and funding, according to Costello.
The success of the charity walk in August inspired an event in Costello's honor that brought the Cal community together. Jog for Jill, held this past Feb. 7, drew nearly 1,000 participants and raised more than $45,000.
"I couldn't believe how much people gave," Costello said. "It brought a lot of awareness to cancer."
Sorority sister Darby Anderson worked with the foundation to create the personalized run. Jog for Jill was one of 13 runs on the foundation's 2010 schedule, which includes two in China at the end of the year.
Numerous Cal sports teams, sororities and fraternities participated in the 5K run through campus. Members of both the Stanford women's crew and Santa Clara Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter also traveled to Berkeley in support of Costello.
One of Costello's professors pledged $40 for each point that the Cal men's basketball team scored during its home game against Washington. After high-scoring contest that ended with 93 points for the Golden Bears, her professor wrote a check for $3,720. Cal women's crew members, running as the "Cal Crew Cancer Killers," continued to show Costello how much she has inspired them during her battle with cancer.
"Without a doubt, the strength and attitude that Jill has shown has had a really big impact on our team," said head coach O'Neill. "Seeing how she dealt with the news and, more importantly, the way she's battled all these months has been a tremendous source of inspiration for everyone. We are all working hard to make this a happy ending."
As she continues to fight cancer, Costello is committed to "living as normally as possible." Being a multi-tasker is ingrained in a coxswain's job description as well as in Costello's character. She is on track to graduate in May and continues to be involved in her sorority.
Costello was recently involved with Invisible Children and led a book drive that collected more than 20,000 books for children in Uganda. She is also looking forward to racing in her final season with Cal crew.
After graduation, Costello plans to continue working with the Bonnie J. Addario Foundation, organizing events and coordinating media campaigns.
"It's definitely something I am committed to and something my heart is in," she said. An avid traveler, Costello hopes to spread cancer awareness on behalf of the foundation.
In collaboration with the Addario Lung Cancer Medical Institute, the foundation is working with seven universities in the United States and another in Barcelona to develop a tissue depository. This would allow researchers to study samples in order to develop personalized treatments based on different genetic mutations and tumors.
In addition to working with the foundation, Costello is also interested in attending business or law school in the future.
Among Costello's goals for this year: full enjoyment of her last semester in Berkeley, winning an NCAA championship and, most importantly, being put in remission.
Lung cancer cannot hold Costello back. It only inspires her. "Cancer is here for a brief stay, but life goes on," she said. "What I've learned is that roadblocks don't mean you've hit the end of the road. It is that you need to find a new way around."
Donations to the Bonnie J. Addario Lung Cancer Foundation may be sent to 601 4th Street, Suite 215, San Francisco, CA 94107.


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Site Hub for Retail
By David Dorf-Oracle on Nov 16, 2008
Today Oracle released its Site Hub Master Data Management solution. Although not built specifically for the retail industry, this product is very applicable to retail. Its able to centralize site information making it much easier to manage the stores and warehouses necessary for retail. From the press release:
Using Oracle Site Hub, retailers can effectively manage real-estate portfolios with a consolidated view of their stores, franchises, competitors and prospective stores. Oracle Site Hub provides a framework for store lifecycle management starting with site prospecting, selection, operation, and remodeling through to site closure.
The inclusion of Google Maps is a nice touch, making it clearer where stores are located in relation to other stores and competitors. Configuring trade areas makes it possible to understand a store's customers and the distances they must travel, an invaluable tool when considering new store sites or relocations.


text: Not insane, but certainly a lot of work for somebody. I'm not sure how many people would make use of it though. The CE/Pilot ports are nice, but probably only get used in anger a relatively small amount. I have a CE machine and have used the CE port, but not often. The PSX's lack of mouse/keyboard/ip connectivity as standard could really limit things. I don't know much about this, but I'd reckon they aren't something most PSX owners have and as an obscure add-on are probably a mite expensive. Can you get a Java capable browser for the PSX? If so, that is probably a more viable option, using the Java viewer. If you got it to work, you would be looking at a fairly impressive bit of "platform independance" though. Wouldn't fancy anything above 640x480 on blurry TV screens though. The N64 is probably out as cartridges are not something most people can make. Even the PSX is a bit of a pain as you need a "chipped" one to play non-PSX CD's. Just my opinions, ignore the rubbish I spout. Carroll, Patrick S wrote: > > Here's a crazy Idea..... (sorta taken from Slashdot.org) > > How about a client for the Sony Playstation? Hook-up a modem, cable, dsl, > or some other interface(It's got a parallel interface of some kind and a > serial interface of some kind, you can buy mouses for the Playstation, and a > keyboard hack could be done ) and work at home through Playstation, Nintendo > 64, etc???? > > Patrick Carroll > Instrument Technical Support > ASci Automation > Office: 483-7124 International: 703-7124 Mobile Phone: 272-5692 > Text Pager: http://griwww.glaxo.com/src/personalPages/show/psc59782 > Unsecure Personal Email: mailto:Patrick.S.Carroll "at" gte.net -- ------------------------------------------------ |Nick Reynolds ULCC Network Development Group| |n.reynolds "at" ulcc.ac.uk Phone:+44(0)171 692 1325| |Mobile:07771867778 Fax:+44(0)171 692 1234 | ------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------------------------- The VNC mailing list - see http://www.orl.co.uk/vnc/intouch.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------


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The Bulldogs, two-time defending National Champion,
received nine of the ten first place votes and totaled 99 points. Three-time
defending champion
The TranSouth has arguably been the best womens basketball conference over the last three years. Last season saw four TranSouth teams hold positions in the NAIA Top 10 for most of the season, as expected several of those teams were hit hard by graduation. However, due to tradition, strong coaches, and great facilities most of those teams are in the reloading mode rather than rebuilding. As one assess the team capsules included later in this preview, one would have to believe the TranSouth will be as strong as ever by the time the 2006-07 National Tournament rolls around.
The conferences tradition and strength will grow this year with the addition
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Below the coaches poll youll find a capsule on ever team in the conference.
School Pts (first place votes)
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BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. The Blue Mountain College Toppers
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I'm using the latest released connector (ZimbraOlkConnector-5.0.2_GA_1967_5.0.2465.1.msi) with Outlook 2003 (SP3).
I just noticed that the menu entry for Zimbra server-side rules has vanished from the tools menu.
How do I get it back? I tried repairing, then uninstalling/reinstalling the connector, but no luck.
The menu entry is not present in the "Customize" tools in Outlook either.
Weird. The connector is otherwise working.
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Missionary maps
Enlarge these diagrams and stretch the vision of young Christians
I have a hopeless love affair with maps. From the time-I think I was 5-when my dad sketched for me a diagram of the little town we lived in, cut in half diagonally by the Rock Island railroad track, I have always considered maps not only to be among the necessities of life, but the source of romance as well.
Maps don't even have to be terribly precise to drive explorers toward their treasure; imagination fills in the blanks. But the maps provide the launching pad. They get you thinking.
All of which is partly why I got impatient a few months ago with the idea of a traditional missionary map hanging in the hallway of our church. How could such a measly chart stretch the vision of any young person about both the scope and the wonder of the kingdom of God? Little push pins and ribbons connecting particular countries with faded prayer cards with outdated pictures? Come on! If we want a robust response, let's do this in a robust way.
So my wife Carol joined me for a day late this past May, and we headed for the church parking lot with half a dozen aerosol cans of highway marking paint. With appropriate permission from the deacons, we sketched in the equator with yellow, laid down a green international date line and an indicator for Greenwich mean time, outlined the continents in white, and hinted at the oceans with splashes of blue.
That set us up so that for the rest of the summer, every week's Sunday school could focus-with a huge visual-on a different country where our congregation supports a missionary family. How many little children could get inside the outline of France? When you have to run your legs, and not just your fingers, across the Atlantic to get to the Congo, it gives both kids and some of their parents a new understanding of the size of the world. "Brazil is huge!" I heard a number of people say.
But, I was about to learn, there are other ways to dramatize a missionary map. Turns out that Lynn Everswick, pastor of global ministries at the huge Westover Church, an independent congregation in Greensboro, N.C., suffered from the same basic dissatisfaction with traditional maps that I had had. So he set his eyes not on the church parking lot, but on a 50-foot wall in the spacious entryway to Westover's brand new $28 million worship center. Greeting everyone who passes by is a video display worthy of World's Fair treatment.
A big flat plasma screen grabs your attention, constantly updating you on Westover's missionary priorities-or maybe featuring a brief testimony from a recent short-termer. On both sides, four smaller interactive touch screens invite everyone's involvement. Interested in Peru or Pakistan? Just touch South America or Asia to get a virtually instant picture of what Westover Church is doing there.
The information is layered in a user-friendly way so that you can easily find family photos or an updated video from a missionary you know. Or you can explore a specific interest in translation work or evangelism or medicine or education, and the system will point you toward appropriate opportunities. Ask a question about short-term service, and you'll get dates and specifics. Then the display configures itself to invite you to send an e-mail-not later, but right this minute-to one of the church's missionaries. No stamps, no air forms, no fuss. The keyboard all but insists that you do it.
Because Everswick and his wife served as missionaries themselves (they spent 14 years in Zimbabwe), he has a good sense of what folks at home ought to learn along the way both about the world itself and the missionaries who are out there. His goal now is to do some "vision casting" that will grow an awareness of the least-reached areas of the world.
I loved his high-tech missions wall. I think there's also a place for our own low-tech missions parking lot. Westover's "map" cost $100,000; ours cost $34. Either way, a few more of God's people are going to get a new perspective on the size, the diversity, the complexity, and the needs of His kingdom all around the globe.


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Regis Philbin Retiring; Sad for Everyone, But Secretly Better for Mom Viewers?Meredith Carroll
Nobody does entertainment like Regis Philbin. He's as Mr. Showbiz as any one guy can be. He sings, he dances, he acts (as himself, but still) and he does schtick like he invented it. He has counted such legends as Rat Packer Joey Bishop among his friends — and contemporaries.
Um, Joey who? Yeah, I know the name, but can't actually name anything he's done. He's a little before my time, which I have no doubt is my loss. And while I think Regis is, as David Letterman says, "the best there is," the landscape of morning television has changed, or is ripe for some change. Which is why hearing that Regis is leaving "Live with Regis and Kelly" this summer is sad, although not tragic. I think the show could fill a void in morning television, or at least one that I feel as a mom.
The addition of Kelly Ripa as Regis' co-host nearly 10 years ago was brilliant. At the time, she was just pregnant with the middle of her three children, and was a fun, bubbly and fresh change of pace from the ultimate stage mom that was Kathie Lee Gifford. Kelly brought some much-needed vitality to the show. Her self-deprecation wasn't as hokey as Katie Lee, and watching her humor and relative innocence in front of the camera was a nice way to start the day. She is an actual relatable TV personality, if there is such a thing.
Kelly's banter with Regis has always been cute, but more often than not it seems like she's graciously and patiently waiting for him to catch up when the chat topics gravitate towards pop culture, and kid stuff, which they do quite often. It's adorable when he talks about his grandkids, but I feel like he has a harder time keeping up about Kelly's kids.
I have very little — if any — time to watch TV during the day. I've long since given up on the morning "news" shows, since there's less than 30 minutes of actual news over the course of 2-4 hours. I also have no interest in taking on a show full of yenta-wannabes, like "The Talk," and I feel like I need to nurse a stiff drink when watching "The View." But I know what I'm going to get with "Live with Regis and Kelly," and I'm always left wanting more of it, but in a good way. It can just be better, I think.
When Regis is away and Kelly has guest co-hosts, I feel like the pace of the show is more in line with the pace of my days faster and with a rhythm to which I can relate. I hate to say the relationship between Regis and Kelly has devolved into more of a father (or grandfather) and daughter, but I feel like it kind of has. The show has the potential to speak to me more as a mom and understand the cadence of my life. And while Regis will be sorely missed, I think it'll be better for everyone in the long run that he's going out on top.
Will you miss Regis in the morning once he's gone?
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A cozy boutique style historic B&B, on a hidden alley in Historic Grandview, a short walk to Convention Center, CityPlace, Downtown Waterfront, PBAU, Museums, and more! Resident Innkeepers, Cheryl and Kirk Grantham, welcome you to share their sub-tropical lifestyle. The bed and breakfast inn guest rooms are cozy, but gorgeous with private baths. Relax in style, tickle the ivories, find a good read, or explore the city on a complimentary bicycle. Breakfast is the kind of experience where you can keep to yourselves, or make new friends in the elegant dining room or sundeck as the owners prepare and serve you a three course cooked to order breakfast. Casa Grandview is a member of the BedandBreakfast Diamond Collection, Select Registry, and AAA Four Diamond Rated and combines an historic past with today's amenities and technology. Guests may also enjoy individually licensed vacation cottages which border the inn, provide privacy, space, and a first hand experience of local lifestyle. Tranquil atmosphere is enhanced by tropical breezes, historic architecture, hammocks, lounging areas, or dip in the pool. In the mood for Caribbean-like ambiance, casual sophisticated relaxation, with a Mediterranean flair? Experience a better way to stay, Casa Grandview in beautiful West Palm Beach. No Passport Needed!
4.6 on May 21, 2016
My fiancé and I recently enjoyed a stay in one of the beautiful, cozy cottages at Casa Grandview. The king-sized mattress was extra comfy and the sheets were super soft and luxurious. During our relaxing stay, we never left the cottage except to get a delicious three course breakfast each morning. Breakfast included scrumptious hot local pastries, fresh fruit salad and breakfast favorites cooked to order. Try the veggie scrambled eggs--Yum! Cheryl, Kirk and Yajaira made our stay excellent and we will definitely be back!
5 on June 22, 2015
I don't know which was more beautiful the place or the people. They don't skip a beat from your room to the food to how friendly they are. This truly is paradise. We only live 30 minutes away and we will return. This is a "HIDDEN GEM"
4.8 on December 07, 2014
This is a destination, not just a place to stay. I'll look for an excuse to go back to WPB just to stay here.
5 on July 02, 2014
For our 9th anniversary, my husband and I decided to check off a "bucket list" item to watch a loggerhead turtle lay its eggs on the East coast of Florida. We are from Naples, so we picked West Palm because it wasn't too far of a drive. I found Casa Grandview online and was impressed with the reviews and photos; however, our experience there blew our expectations out of the water! We stayed in the South Suite and the rooms and grounds are absolutely beautiful. No detail has been overlooked. Our suite was spacious, comfortable, clean, and elegant, and I was especially pleased with the little details like the lighted makeup mirror and makeup towels, plush robes, good coffee, snacks, bottled water, high-end soaps and shampoos, and daily turn-down service. The main pool is lovely, and I loved exploring the hidden treasures on the grounds, including the outdoor shower and the smaller pool right outside South Suite. (My only wish with the pool would be for the spa to be heated, but that is a minor thing!) During our down-times, we sipped wine on our patio and enjoyed having DirectTV in our sitting room now and then. Breakfast was a scrumptious work of art every morning. We loved the coconut and guava cream cheese pastries - I am going to have to try to replicate those in the future! The fresh fruit with vanilla Greek yogurt and granola was perfectly ripe and delicious each morning, and the daily breakfast specials were outstanding. We especially loved the veggie scramble with the black bean cake, the Belgian waffle with Cheryl's special syrup, and I thoroughly enjoyed my made-to-order eggs benedict (special thanks to Cheryl and Jahaida)! Kirk may be a good attorney, but he is such a classy and conscientious waiter that he might be a good candidate to quit his day job! ;) We loved meeting the owners, staff, and friends, and will certainly be back for another visit sometime in the future! Thank you for a perfect long weekend getaway! ~MJ & Garrett
5 on January 10, 2014
Enjoyed a wonderful long weekend in the Penthouse suite. That was a few months ago & my wife and I are still talking about it! Great service. Food is outstanding. Just a great experience throughout. Can't wait to go back!
4.0 on October 20, 2013
the perfect home in west palm beach!
4.2 on October 18, 2013
My first time in a B&B cottage. My wife and I will definitely return here, and we will judge all future visits to B&B's we stay at by Casa Grandview. Clean, beautiful rooms, professional, friendly staff - very personable people. Fantastic location - not far from anything. Thank you for a very wonderful experience.
5 on September 22, 2013
My husband and I decided to celebrate our anniversary close to home and found Casa Grandview. What a great find! Kirk and Cheryl put so much thought into this beautiful B&B. From the service to the food to the accomodations to the grounds. Simply amazing!!!!! Cannot wait to return!
4.6 on August 21, 2013
Even though we were in the heart of a historic downtown area the B&B made you feel like you were worlds away from the hustle and bustle. Beautiful foilage and tropical decor that relaxed and inspired.
5 on August 20, 2013
One of the best birthday gifts ever! Best food (breakfast) and phenominal service ever. Beautiful and extremely private. This B&B was immaculate, very clean, great service and very friendly owners. Beautiful pools - love this B&B will definitely revisit.
Elegant Historic Mediterranean Revival Suite at mezzanine level. Master with king bed, armoire, fine linen, private bath. Reminiscent of Palm Beach Boom Era 1913-1926! Two 40 inch LCD HDTVs, Premium Channels, iHome, mini fridge, complimentary Wi-Fi, HVAC, parking, and three course, cooked to order breakfast. Tropical view of pool and Kapok Tree.
Nightly Rate: $249 - $399
Nightly Rate: $249 - $399
Grantham Library Guest Room on first floor, adjacent to library and living room. Step back in time--1925 Mediterranean Revival Historic Inn with today's technology. Moroccan influenced furnishings, small closet, queen bed, private bath, charming window seat, mini-fridge, HD/LCD TV/Blu-Ray DVD, Premium Channels, Wi-Fi, and parking. Complimentary cooked to order three course breakfast. Perfect for one guest--cozy for two. Tropical view.
Nightly Rate: $219 - $329
Nightly Rate: $219 - $329
Spanish Mission Style North Suite offers vintage appeal. Queen four poster bed, closet, private shower bath, large sitting room with leather sectional, LCD TV/DVD, DIRECTV, Blu-Ray Play Station, microwave, mini fridge, coffee maker, wet bar, complimentary Wi-Fi, and parking. Steps to Inn South Pool. Combine with South Suite for two couples or families. Complimentary bicycles, beach chairs, and cooked to order three course breakfast. Courtyard view with al fresco furniture.
Nightly Rate: $229 - $349
Nightly Rate: $229 - $349
Spacious Spanish Mission Style South Suite, approximately 600 sq. ft., private entrance, Dade County Pine Floors, king bed with Heirloom mattress, en suite private bath, designer furnishings, walk-in closet, Bernhardt down filled sofa in sitting/dressing area, HD/LCD TV, DVD,DIRECTV, gathering room with desk, mini fridge, coffee maker, complimentary Wi-Fi, parking, heated salt water pool. Combine with North Suite for additional guests. Complimentary cooked to order three course breakfast, bicycles, beach gear, and more. Courtyard view with al fresco dining furniture.
Nightly Rate: $249 - $409
Nightly Rate: $249 - $409
Elegant Mediterranean Revival Historic Penthouse Suite offers king bed, armoire, en suite bath with separate shower, Jacuzzi tub for one, beautiful linens, Wi-Fi, HD/LCD TV, Premium Channels, and iHome. At the top of the original turret staircase on the second floor with rooftop view. Enjoy this well-appointed and luxurious Penthouse. Complimentary parking and three course cooked to order breakfast.
Nightly Rate: $249 - $369
Nightly Rate: $249 - $369
1930's individually licensed self-catering vacation cottage for weekly or extended stays. Intimate, private, romantic, and free standing. The 14' foot vaulted ceiling features a double paddle fan, mini-split a/c, king bed, armoire, private bath with Jacuzzi tub and shower, 425 sq. ft., 40 inch LCD HDTV/DV, Wi-Fi, stainless kitchenette, Chicago Brick floors, and steps to North Lagoon Pool. Complimentary Keurig, bicycles, and parking. May be combined with Key West Cottage rental to create a 3 bedroom, 2 bath. A good fit for corporate or leisure travel seeking privacy.
Nightly Rate: $219 - $359
Nightly Rate: $219 - $359
Individually licensed self-catering vacation accommodation on quiet alley, near PBC Convention Center. Quaint 1911 Shotgun Style architecture with tin roof, king bedroom, small closet, chest of drawers, private bath, shower/Clawfoot tub, living room, LCD HDTV, DVD, DIRECTV, Wi-Fi, kitchen, D/W, W/D, dining area, 800 sq. ft, with HVAC. Private courtyard with Pergola and outdoor furnishings, steps to North Lagoon Pool, grill, and lounging area. Complimentary parking. Combine with Bahama Breeze for family needing 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Nightly Rate: $199 - $249
Nightly Rate: $199 - $249
Individually licensed private vacation hideaway on the fringe of city attractions. Master with king bed, closet, drawers, and LCD/HDTV, queen bedroom, closet, drawers, and twin reading room, private bath with Clawfoot tub/shower,1,350 sq.ft., living room with sectional, LCD/HDTV/DVD, DIRECTV, Wi-Fi, dining room, hardwood floors, kitchen, W/D, D/W, private yard for dining/lounging, HVAC, adjacent to North Lagoon Pool. Off street parking. Suitable for couples, or family with 2 children. May be combined with Seagrass Cottage to accommodate a larger family needing 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Nightly Rate: $299 - $349
Nightly Rate: $299 - $349
Hip South Beach style. Individually licensed free standing self-catering vacation rental available for weekly or extended stays. Surrounded by lush xeriscaping, enjoy 400 sq. ft. in an ideal setting for couples or solo travelers. Queen four poster bed, private bath, a/c, closet, LCD HDTV/DVD,WiFi, living room, kitchenette, shared yard, outdoor lounging area, and off street parking. Beach gear available.
Nightly Rate: $129 - $199
Nightly Rate: $129 - $199
Step inside this spacious 560 sq. ft. apartment suite with classic British Colonial furnishings, oak hardwood floors, living room, LCD HDTV/DVD, Wi-Fi, spacious king bedroom, ceiling fans, a/c, organic bedding and window treatments, private bath, walk-in closet, oak hardwood floors, ceiling fans, kitchen with dining area, and shared tropical yard for a morning cup of coffee or lounging just outside the back door. Individually licensed self-catering vacation apartment suite is available for weekly or extended stays. On street parking a few steps from your front door. Beach and baby gear
Nightly Rate: $129 - $239
Nightly Rate: $129 - $239
Inspired by ocean breezes and the soothing colors of the sea. Whimsical, luxurious décor reflects modern simplicity inspired by simple seaside retreats of the past. This 560 sq. ft. apartment suite offers a living room, LCD/HDTV/DVD, Wi-Fi, spacious king bedroom, private bath, walk-in closet, ceiling fans, a/c, hardwood floors, walk-in closet, kitchen with dining area. On street parking at front door, and lounging just outside the back door. Deco building houses four individually licensed self-catering vacation accommodations for weekly or extended stays. Complimentary baby and beach gear.
Nightly Rate: $179 - $229
Nightly Rate: $179 - $229
Sophisticated luxury cabana suite offers a relaxing environment. Living room with sectional, LCD HDTV/DVD, dine-in kitchen, king bedroom, queen bedroom, ceiling fans, a/c, linens, walk-in closets, private bath, and oak floors. Individually licensed self-catering vacation rental offered weekly or monthly. Complimentary driveway parking. Perfect for a couple or family with small children. Baby items and beach gear by request. Deco building houses four adjoining apartment suites.
Nightly Rate: $200 - $250
Nightly Rate: $200 - $250
Check your stress at the door. Relax and enjoy privacy. Living room with LCD HDTV/DVD, Wi-Fi, dining area, two king bedrooms, private bath, kitchen, D/W, W/D, sunroom, HVAC, ceiling fans, HVAC, private Chicago Brick courtyard, grill, hammock, al fresco dining area. Driveway parking, steps from North Lagoon Heated Pool. An individually licensed vacation rental offered weekly or extended stay. Baby and beach gear available. Suitable for two solo travelers, couples, or small family. Combine with Guest House to create a three bedroom two bath accommodation.
Nightly Rate: $275 - $325
Nightly Rate: $275 - $325
Luxurious coastal seaside décor 860 sq. ft., living room with linen/leather down furniture, LCD HDTV/DVD, Wi-Fi king bedroom, queen bedroom, walk-in closets, private bath, kitchen/dining, hardwood floors, ceiling fans, a/c, front and back doors, off street parking. Self-catering individually licensed vacation rental available weekly or extended stays. Idea for a couple or family with two children. Shared yard, off street parking. Baby and beach gear on request.
Nightly Rate: $200 - $250
Nightly Rate: $200 - $250
1935 Bermuda Colonial Style Clapboard Cottage. Two king bedrooms, private bath with tub/shower, open living room, breakfast room off kitchen, dining room, second bath with soaking tub, HDTV/Blu-Ray, DIRECTV, hardwood floors, large deck for grilling or lounging, offering a Wi-Fi, and driveway parking. Individually licensed vacation rental accommodation is offered as self-catering.
Nightly Rate: $249 - $399
Nightly Rate: $249 - $399
Beach-2 mi.,CityPlace-4 Blocks N, Palm Beach Convention Center-3 Blocks N, PBI Airport - 2 miles S Train Station, Waterfront, Marina, & Palm Beach - 1.5 miles E, Kravis Center - 4 blocks N, Palm Beach//Worth Avenue-1 mile., Airport, Downtown, Tropical, Urban
Amusement Park, Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Beach, Casino, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Ocean, CityPlace, Kravis Center, Norton Gallery, South Florida Fair & Expo, Cruzan Amphitheater, Palm Beach Outlets, Art Center, Antique Row, SunFest Waterfront Music & Art Festival, Palm Beach, Worth Avenue, Marina, Green Market, Convention Center, Clematis Street, Waterfront, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, Ski area, Zoo
Other, Historic Inn
Board games, Copier, DVD Player, Fax Machine, Library, Piano, Pool, Private entrance, Videos , Tesla Model S Destination Charging for guests, Complimentary Beach Chairs/Umbrellas/Sand Toys,Bicycles/Parking/DVD/Beverages/Snack, Beautiful Fountains/Hammocks/Heated Pool, Gilchrist & Soames Bath Products, Spa Robes, Portable Laptop Desk, Keyless Door Entry, LCD/HDTV Blu-Ray, iHome Clock Radio
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bath robes, CD player, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, Fridge, Hairdryer, Ironing Board, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Wi-Fi, Wired internet
Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Kayaking, SunFest/Cultural Events/ Entertainment, Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, Pallm Beach Outlets/Waterfront Free Concerts, CruisesTours/Diva Duck/ Art,Museums, Clematis by Night; CityPlace Concerts/Green Market, Golf/Spectator/ Water Sports, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Ski rentals, Swimming, Tennis courts, Video Arcade, Water sports
Cheryl, Kirk, Heather, Tyler, Yajaira
English, Spanish
We enjoy impromptu dinner parties, gourmet cuisine, gardening, movies, reading, travel, and support historic preservation. Kirk is dual Board Certified in Estate Planning and Real Property Law. Cheryl, is a retired bank officer, daughter Heather, a CRNA in Florida/Louisiana, and son, Tyler has an I.T. degree and business in WPB. Come meet Lucy, our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and Raleigh, our Golden Retriever. May you arrive as guests and leave as friends!
Prepared to Order Cuisine
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian , Paleo, Vegan.
Bananas Foster, Omelets, Deconstructed Frittata
A Complimentary Cooked to Order Three Course Breakfast is served at the Inn. The Inn caters to Gluten, Lactose, Paleo, Vegetarian, Vegan Preferences.


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May 24, 2016
Gas prices in Michigan have hit another record high.
The statewide average for regular unleaded was at $3.12 on Monday, more than 3 cents higher than the state's previous record average set July 27, according to AAA Michigan's survey of service stations.
Motorists are paying about 74 cents per gallon more than this time last year.
The Lansing area has the most expensive gasoline of Michigan's metropolitan areas at $3.17 per gallon, the auto club said.
In the Detroit area, the average is up 6.2 cents to $3.09.
Prices may rise even higher now that oil company BP has indefinitely shut down the nation's biggest oilfield in Alaska after finding a pipeline leak, cutting U.S. oil production by nearly 8 percent.
Dearborn-based AAA Michigan surveys 2,800 gas stations daily for its report
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


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Running elgg in Windows IIS 7
In our Development Team meeting we decided we will develop our elgg based website in two tracks: one in 1.8beta and one based on the current release 1.79. Today I started the downgrade to elgg 1.79.
Because I also develop software for IIS, I want to create a development environment on my laptop with IIS/PHP/MySQL instead of the usual Apache/PHP/MySQL. Normally that is not a big problem, main thing -most of the time- is importing the rewrite rules from the .htaccess file. In elgg it is not different, but the documentation is a bit incomplete at this point.
At this webpage elgg shows you the rewrite rules in a Microsoft friendly format that you should be pasted into your web.config. However that will not work. The reason: the rules contain & instead of &. As you may know, in XML it is required to use &.
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In the attachment you'll find the downloadable web.config file with the correct rewrite rules.
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WHERE: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Anthropology, 3260 South St., Philadelphia
WHAT: "Archaeology and Anthropology in a Network-Rich World," Penn Museum's program and gala reception during the Internet2 Fall 2005 Member Meeting, will feature a live demonstration of how next-generation Internet technologies are changing the way archeologists and anthropologists collaborate and investigate.
WHEN: 6:30-9:30 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 21
WHO:Museum Director Richard M. Leventhal will welcome attendees at 7 p.m and 8 p.m. sessions and present live discussions with Museum experts. He also plans to announce the formation of a Special Interest Group in Archaeology and Anthropology, which he and Gregory D. Palmer, executive director of MAGPI, part of Penn's Information Systems and Computing division, will co-chair.
Internet2 coordinators in Delaware, Alaska and Egypt will facilitate participation by the University of Delaware scholars and students, Tlingit fiber artists at the University of Alaska, Anchorage, and faculty from Cairo University in Egypt.
From their Anchorage hookup, master craftswomen who have revived old styles of indigenous Northwest coast weaving will link via a high-speed network connection to the Museum's collection of 100-year-old Tlingit textiles and baskets.
Internet2's advanced network will allow scholars from Penn, Delaware and the Croatian Natural History Museum, Zagreb, to compare bones and fossils not physically in the same room for a discussion of fossil human evolutionary studies. Also, students interested in human evolution at the Delaware site will participate.
Two on-going demonstration stations will be located in the galleries.
In the Upper Egyptian Gallery, CT scanning of mummies will be demonstrated, and a virtual archive of major skeletal collections will be presented.
In the Chinese Rotunda, 3D archaeological structures from subsurface surveying will be presented.
Led by more than 200 U.S. universities, including Penn, working with industry and government, Internet2 develops and deploys advanced network applications and technologies for research and higher education, accelerating the creation of tomorrow's Internet. Internet2 recreates the partnerships among academia, industry and government that helped foster today's Internet in its infancy. More information on Internet2 is available at www.internet2.edu.


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Who needs a hotel in Sheffield when you can have a luxury serviced apartment at Roomzzz.
Roomzzz Sheffield provides an excellent standard of accommodation in Sheffield. These fully serviced apartments in Sheffield city centre will be located close to major amenities including the train station and will offer a range of facilities which challenge most hotels in Sheffield in terms of the service and the cost. Our apartments in Sheffield will start from £75 per night making them great value for money.
All apartments are fully equipped with free broadband, free local and national telephone calls, sky TV, complimentary tea and coffee making facilities, housekeeping and car parking, everything you need for a relaxing city break in Sheffield.
About Sheffield
The cultural city of Sheffield provides a combination of lively nightlife and great shopping and is situated on the doorstep of the Peak District, giving you the option to escape the city and explore the countryside.
The nightclubs in Sheffield are renowned across the UK, with some club nights being held at venues such as Magna Science and Adventure Centre.
The Shopping in Sheffield offers a combination of boutique style shops plus all the high street stores and big department stores, such as John Lewis. On the outskirts of the city centre is Meadowhall, a massive shopping centre with cinema and food hall. Meadowhall is definitely worth a visit, especially if it's a rainy day.
The countryside surrounding Sheffield offers scenic walks and there are plenty of small villages nestling in the peak district that you can explore. Chatsworth House is a beautiful stately home near Bakewell, there are often events being held there, ask your concierge for details.
There are a number of museums in Sheffield that you should visit. If you have children then Magna Science and Adventure Centre would be great for them. Kelham Island Industrial Museum gives you an insight into the history of Sheffield's famous steel engineering history and is a popular attraction for school trips.


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WWTC offers seminars to boost employee success
Published on Monday, December 12, 2005
Western Wisconsin Technical College's Business and Industry Services Division is offering a series of workshops and training opportunities for area businesses. The following sessions are scheduled for January.
"Navigating the Change Journey," will be held Wednesday, Jan. 11, from 9:00 a.m.-Noon, in Room 200 of WWTC's Academic Resource Center, 400 7th St. N., La Crosse. This interactive session offers information and techniques that will increase participant's understanding of the change process, which is an everyday reality in business today.
The presenter, Michelle Fellenz, has been developing training programs for over a decade. Currently, Fellenz is working with Human Resources/Organizational Learning and Development for Mcloone. She has also served as human resource development consultant for Gundersen Lutheran, corporate trainer with Thompson Consulting, director of outreach to business with the Franciscan Spirituality Center, and regional training manager for The Company Store/Hanover Direct, Inc.
"Improve Communication Using the DiSC," will be held Thursday, Jan. 12, from 9:00-11:00 a.m., in Room 200 of WWTC's Academic Resource Center. DiSC (Dominance, influencing, Steadiness, and Conscientiousness) is a model of human behavior that helps people understand themselves in relation to others. The goal of the workshop is to introduce participants to this model, which will assist organizations in building productive teams, developing effective managers, training sales staff, reducing interpersonal conflict, and improving customer service.
Pat Chilsen, certified DiSC trainer, will present the information. Chilsen is a training consultant with WWTC's Business and Industry Services division.
Cost for each session is $45 and includes materials and continental breakfast. To register, contact Colleen Clark at 608.785.9232 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. For information on additional WWTC programs and services, call 608.785.9200 or visit the WWTC Web site at wwtc.edu.


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ON DEMAND: Rental Penetration: From 5 to 50 and Counting! 98
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FREE On-Demand Webinar: Rental penetration essentially means the percentage of equipment on jobsites that is rented, rather than owned by the end user. Believed to have been no more than 5 percent a little more than 20 years ago, it is estimated at more than 50 percent now, and, experts believe, has much more room to grow. A panel of experts will discuss why rental penetration has grown, how it can be measured and understood, and how much it can increase in the coming years. The better you can understand the factors behind rental penetration, the better you can use this knowledge to enhance customers service and repeat business.
Attend this event and learn:
- How rental penetration has changed over the past 20 years and why.
- How rental penetration has been measured to this point and learn about ARA's new method of measuring rental penetration.
- How much is rental penetration likely to increase in the coming years and what factors will drive that increased penetration?
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Shaft's Big Score!
R| 1 hr. 43 min.
Plot Summary
Private detective John Shaft runs afoul of feuding mobsters as he searches for the truth behind a friend's death.
Cast: Richard Roundtree, Moses Gunn, Drew Bundini Brown, Joseph Mascolo, Kathy Imrie, Wally Taylor, Julius Harris, Joe Santos
Director: Gordon Parks
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Tapas feast at Marlborough Town Hall (From This Is Wiltshire)
Tapas feast at Marlborough Town Hall
6:00pm Monday 14th July 2014 in
Food lovers can enjoy a Spanish feast in Marlborough Town Hall in aid of the Carers Trust.
The event at 7.30pm on Thursday, July 24, has been organised by St John's pupil Max Brown as part of a school project.
The trust is a national charity that provides young carers with respite, education, advice, training and employment opportunities.
The 14-year-old said: "It's called the Year 9 project and we could choose to do whatever we wanted and we have three weeks to organise it, so I chose to do a fundraiser.
"I chose this charity because I don't think it gets enough attention."
Max, of High Street, Manton, is hoping he will raise £1,000 for the charity.
Guests will enjoy tapas and paella cooked by Owen Potts of Potts Partnership based in Thatcham, a quiz and a bar.
Tickets cost £20 from The White Horse Bookshop and Sound Knowledge.
To donate, visit www.just giving.com/MaxBrowncharity
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We're a local network partner of the Carers Trust.
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