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Welcome to Sunset Pointe! This charming beach house is at the end of a peninsula with wrap around water views of biloxi and the gulf of Mexico. Situated only fifty feet from the water's edge this designer home offers peace and tranquility along with all the comforts of home. An elevator is provided for ease in handling luggage and groceries. Picture yourself sitting on the large screened-in back porch enjoying spectacular sunsets and listening to the sound of gulf water lapping the shoreline on your own private white sand beach. Should fishing be on your list of priorities by all means bring your pole. This untapped beach offers a variety of fish and crabs. All this beauty and nature and amazingly this house is only twenty minutes from the picturesque downtown of Ocean Springs with its many restaurants and designer shops and twenty-five minutes from biloxi casinos, restaurants and night life. For golfers there are several first class courses nearby and for hikers we are only minutes from the Gulf Island National Seashore Park. For serious shoppers a prime outlet center is located forty minutes away in Gulfport.
Cathedral ceilings with skylights in the living room provide a light and airy atmosphere. A 46" flat screen tv equipped with direct tv sits over a cozy gas fireplace. In the kitchen, granite counter tops and hardwood cabinets partner with a bay window breakfast nook where you can see and listen to the waves as you enjoy your meals. A separate dining room is available for more formal gatherings. The home has hardwood floors in the living room, dining room and kitchen. The master bedroom, guest bedroom, stairs and loft room offer plush carpet for comfort and quietness. French doors in the kitchen, living room and master bedroom add to the beauty of this home. The home is delightfully relaxing and beautifully furnished with everything you need for a worry free getaway.
The master bedroom has a large private open deck facing the water. The master suite bath contains an oversized shower and a marble vanity offering his and her sinks. The toilet is in a separate room for additional privacy. The large walk in closet has built in dressers and clothes organizers.
The guest bedroom on the first floor has a queen bed and walk in closet and lots of big windows. The nearby bath contains a tub/shower and decorative pedestal sink. A sky window offers additional light without compromising your privacy. All bathrooms in the house have tile floors.
The loft room is equipped with a comfortable sleeper sofa. This "upstairs" room offers privacy and spectacular views from its many windows. A computer desk is set up here and wi-fi is available for all your electronic needs. This room has an adjoining full bath with tub/shower, marble vanity and closet.
We grew up in Connecticut. Moved to South West Florida in 1981. Travel extensively in our motorhome and via commercial cruises and land tours.
We were visiting friends in Mississippi and fell in love with the Ocean Springs area. We were especially taken by the coastal areas.
The outstanding views of the Gulf of Mexico and the beautiful Bayou behind are always intersting. There are many birds and other wildlife to ovserve and enjoy.
We loved it there! Rented it for 19 nights. Just sorry it took so long to post a review! Sue was prompt and was very helpful when the breaker went out and sent a person to check the stove right away. Loved the ocean views! Kitchen well stocked. I brought a crock-pot to make it easier on cooking. Only thing that did not work was the TV cable, but we did not watch it anyway. They had a DVD player-not blue-Ray (bring your on DVD's) and take plenty of bottled and gallon of water for cooking (water was okay-just thought it was tinted and smelled of sulfur-already knew about that prior). Take BUG SPRAY for those pesky flies when walking! Great place to just relax! Everyone was very friendly.
A wonderfully relaxing few days for our family of five. Everyone enjoyed the convenience of being right on the beach, and the screened porch is the perfect place to have meals and listen to the waves. The house itself is accommodating and lovely. Lots of fun restaurants in Ocean Springs, but there's also a fully equipped kitchen if you want to stay in. Highly recommend!
We had the most amazing weeked just soaking up some sun, fishing, and relaxing. We had 4 adults, 2 children, and 2 dogs. The beach was wonderful, the house was spectacular and everything was so accommodating. We went the The Shed for dinner one night, the Crooked Letter Brewery for a tour and beer tasting (so worth it!), and took the kids to the candy shop. The house was beautiful, clean, and everything we could've hoped for. The pics make it look a little far back off the beach but it's not, it's RIGHT THERE. We will be back
Arrived on Jan.1st to a gorgeous warm sunny day. The house is beautiful, everything exactly as described. Spacious but comfy, good beds, fully equipped kitchen (including some spices in cabinet) and best of all my dog was welcome! Due to the current space between houses, there's a big stretch of beach that's all yours. (Lots are for sale on sides.) Can hardly believe we've only got 2 more weeks before time to go home to the cold and snow. Jan. & Feb. here may become every year's tradition for us. A couple of minor problems were quickly and happily handled by the manager Susan.
Me, my husband, MIL, and dog spent one week at this lovely beach front retreat. What a TREAT!! Lovely home, nicely decorated, and very comfortable. The front screened in deck overlooking the gulf was our favorite place to spend time. The kitchen is very well appointed - I cooked a lot. The beach is lovely. We had excellent weather, too. Thank you so much for this relaxing vacation. Oh - the elevator - such a perk for my MIL!!
This property is a short drive from Biloxi with its Casinos, Restaurants, Coast Collesium, Historic buildings, Art galleries, Maritime museum and more.
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Information will be forwarded to our rental agent in Ocean Springs. Final arrangements will be made with our agent.
Deposit due on booking, rental amount due 30 - 60 days prior to visit.
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St. Aug. tops Shaw to reach CIAA quarters
Posted February 27, 2014
Charlotte, N.C. — Junior forward Tashaun Stockdale (Poplar, SC) scored 20 points and grabbed nine rebounds, both career highs, to lead four double-figure scorers as Saint Augustine's University stymied Shaw University in the second half for a 74-59 men's basketball second-round victory in the CIAA Tournament at Time Warner Cable Arena on Wednesday, February 26, 2014.
The Falcons, the No. 6 seed in the Southern Division, advance to Thursday's quarterfinals to play Livingstone College, the top seed in the Southern Division. Game time is 1 p.m.
Livingstone beat the Falcons twice during the regular season, but the Falcons pushed the Blue Bears to the limit in a 90-89 overtime loss at home on February 19. The Blue Bears have the CIAA Player of the Year in guard Mark Thomas. His backcourt mate Jody Hill is also an All-CIAA player.
"They have a great team," St. Aug Head Coach Tony Sheals said. "They have the best guard combo in the league. Coach [James] Stinson is doing a great job. We have to beat them off the glass and guard them.
"Our work will be cut out but I don't think we will be fatigue. We will be ready to play."
All-CIAA senior center Jonathan Crawley (Richmond, VA) and junior guard Xavier Saddler-Mee (Long Island, NY) each added 11 points and senior guard Joel Kindred (Raleigh, NC) had 10 points and 10 rebounds for the Falcons, who defeated their crosstown rivals for the second time in three games this season.
The Falcons (13-15 overall) locked down on defense to pull away from a 27-27 halftime tie. They outscored the Bears 47-32 in the second half to win going away. Their defense limited the Bears to 34 percent shooting while the Falcons were sizzling from the floor. They shot 57 percent on 17-of-30 shooting.
The Falcons also dominated the boards in the second half. They outrebounded the Bears 27-14 which led to 14 second chance points. Stockdale helped the Falcons outscore the Bears 26-14 in the paint in the second half with 10 points and six rebounds. Overall, the Falcons held a 34-20 scoring advantage in the lane.
"I thought we had a favorable matchup," said St. Aug Head Coach Tony Sheals, who is 2-0 as a coach in the CIAA Tournament after the Falcons won their second game in two nights. "We felt comfortable that we could defend them. The key was if we could find a way to score against their zone. The 14-point differential in the paint was the difference."
Junior guard Raheem Jolliffe (Fayetteville, NC) added eight points including two big threes in the second half. Junior guard Amere May (South Haven, MI) finished with seven points, eight rebounds and six assists. May scored 37 points one night ago in the first-round win over Chowan University.
May opened the second half with a jumper and Stockdale scored on a twisting drive for a 31-27 lead in the opening minutes of the second half. Mee scored on a steal and Stockdale threw down a two-handed power slam on his steal as the Falcons scored the first eight points for a 35-27 lead.
The Falcons capped a 25-9 run to open the second half on a three-pointer by May for a 52-36 lead, the biggest of the night. The Bears (10-17 overall) pulled within 10 on an Andre Paulk three-pointer with 2:25 left but got no closer.
Kindred slammed home a two-handed alley-oop dunk on a pass from May for a 71-55 lead with 1:40 left. Crawley put an exclamation point on the victory with a slam dunk with 18 seconds for the final margin.
Paulk scored 20 points to lead the Bears, the No. 5 Southern Division seed. Joe Reid added 11 points and Larry Richardson scored 10 points.
"They are a well-coached team," Shaw Head Coach Cleo Hill Jr. said about the Falcons. "Coach Sheals is a very good coach. They will do well the rest of the tournament."


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Canton's Historic Downtown Loop is comprised of the core downtown business district. The offcial boundaries for the Main Street program run from North Street to Railroad Street to West Marietta Street to John T. Pettit Street to East Main Street. General directions are given to Cannon Park in downtown Canton.
Canton Historic Downtown Loop
From the North • Take I-575 South • Take Exit 20/Canton/Riverstone Pkwy. • Bear Right on Riverstone Pkwy. (GA-5) • Turn Left on Waleska St. • Continue on W. Main St. • Arrive at Cannon Park on the Left
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From the South • Take I-575 North to Canton • Take Exit 16 and merge to right hand lane • Turn Left on Highway 140 • Turn Right onto Marietta St. at light • Pass through E. Marietta St. at four-way stop • Continue on S. Church St. • Arrive at Cannon Park straight ahead
From the East • Take GA-20 West • Continue on Cumming Hwy. • Continue on E. Main St. • Continue on North St. • Arrive at Cannon Park on the Left
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Wal-Mart May Sell IPad This Year in Electronics Push
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) may start selling Apple Inc. (AAPL)'s iPad in 2010 in some U.S. stores as it competes with electronics chains for consumers who want to connect their e-mail, movies, games and music.
"We anticipate being able to have the iPad later this year," Gary Severson, senior vice president of entertainment for Wal-Mart's U.S. stores, said in a telephone interview. The Bentonville, Arkansas-based company isn't prepared to provide specifics on the timing and pricing of the iPad, he said.
Apple has sold more than 1 million iPads since they went on sale in the U.S. last month, making the debut more successful than the introduction of the iPhone in 2007. Apple sells the device, a tablet computer that lets users read digital books and access the Internet, online and in its stores. Best Buy Co. (BBY) also sells it.
Apple hasn't made any announcements regarding retail partners since the iPad was introduced, said Steve Dowling, a spokesman for the Cupertino, California-based company.
Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, said today that it is adding more Internet-connected flat-panel televisions, Blu-ray disc players, mobile phones and routers enabling U.S. consumers to link gadgets in their homes. A similar push by Best Buy, the world's largest consumer-electronics retailer, and RadioShack Corp. (RSH) boosted their earnings last quarter.
Offering more products from manufacturers such as Samsung Electronics Co. and Sony Corp. tells consumers they "don't have to go to a specialty shop" where they have to pay more for services, said Severson, 49.
"We are working really hard to make the experience in our store more interactive," Severson said. "It allows a customer to understand, 'Hey, this isn't as complicated as I thought.'"
'Self-Educated' Consumers
Wal-Mart is aiming for consumers who arrive at its stores "self-educated" about electronics, he said. Employees are being trained on new products and how they can be connected.
As an example, Wal-Mart anticipates rising demand from shoppers who come to buy a flat-panel TV and then may decide to purchase a Blu-ray disc player and a router that would connect to a computer, gaming devices and the TV. At home, consumers want to be able to download movies from services such as Netflix Inc., based in Los Gatos, California, and Vudu Inc., which Wal-Mart acquired in March.
Books, Music, Internet
"Retailers have always been good at selling a single device," Stephen Baker, an analyst with Port Washington, New York-based research firm NPD Group Inc., said yesterday. "But the ability to connect music, movies, games and e-mail is the long-term opportunity for them," he said. "The entire industry is moving in that direction."
Thirteen percent of Wal-Mart's U.S. store revenue came from entertainment in the year that ended Jan. 31, trailing only groceries, which accounted for 51 percent of sales, according to an annual securities filing.
The iPad, which lets users surf the Web, watch videos, play games and read electronic books, represents a new category of device that falls somewhere between smartphones and notebook computers. Apple offers Wi-Fi models with 16, 32 and 64 gigabytes of memory. Prices start at $499.
Wal-Mart dropped 8 cents to $52.40 at 4 p.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. Apple sank $3.73 to $258.36 on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
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Rep. Sam Rayburn, Speaker of the House, killed yesterday the likelihood that jurisdiction over immigration and passport legislation would be transferred from the House Judiciary Committee to a reconstituted Committee on Un-American Activities to be known as the Committee on Internal Security. Addressing his first press conference of the current Congressional session, Mr. Rayburn said simply: "We're not going to do that."
With these words he turned thumbs down on a proposal by Pep. Francis Walters, co-author of the highly controversial McCarran-Walter Immigration and Naturalization Act. Rep. Walter, who is chairman of the House Un-American Activities Committee, is chairman of the Judiciary's units Immigration Subcommittee. In that capacity he and Rep. Emanuel Celler, Judiciary Committee chairman, have clashed frequently.
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Forms of Shelter (Paperback)
Perched amid the leaves of the Osage orange tree in her stepfather's backyard, Beryl Fonteyn observes the life around her Mama's desperate attempts to gain Jack's approval by writing her novel, which he mercilessly critiques; her brother Stevie's unhealthy fascination with acting out events from the Bible; and Jack's obsession with his bees all the while imagining that her runaway father will one day return. But as Beryl's adolescent turmoil collides with the confines of Jack's eccentric home, a shattering secret will divide their loyalties and in one irrevocable moment the home that Beryl's family has found, their shelter in the storm, will be torn apart forever. . . .
About the Author
Angela Davis-Gardner spent a year in Japan as a visiting professor at Tokyo s Tsuda College, which inspired her acclaimed novel "Plum Wine, " as well as her latest novel, "Butterfly's Child." She is also the author of "Felice" and" Forms of Shelter." An Alumni Distinguished Professor Emerita at North Carolina State University, she lives in Raleigh."
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"Told with an integrity that makes it compelling . . . The reader gains full confidence in characterizations that are both complex and especially well rendered."—New York Times
"Pulls the reader into its clutches, then refuses to let go. As Beryl Fonteyn recounts her troubled but not unusual childhood, Davis-Gardner's seductive poetics lure us on. . . . Captivating."—Boston Globe
"Rarely has an author confronted more honestly one of the deepest betrayals of the notion of family... A deeply moving piece of literature."—Los Angeles Times
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D.C. Mayor Gray: "Cold Weather Emergency" for homeless
D.C. Mayor Gray has announced an initiative to help the homeless during the current snowstorm and extreme temperatures.
Gray declared a "Cold Weather Emergency" with the District's Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency (HSEMA ) on Tuesday. As part of the emergency, WMATA provided buses as warming places to keep homeless out of the wind and cold from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
On Wednesday, homeless persons are free to go to open shelters and open District government buildings.
Emergency warming shelters and hypothermia shelters may open earlier in the day depending on the severity of the weather. Involuntary transport will also be executed if someone refuses to go inside -- the Department of Behavioral Health and Metropolitan Police Department will transport under D.C. law those with mental illnesses who are unable to protect themselves.
A Cold Weather Emergency is called when the temperature falls and there is/are:
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MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Alan T. Hirsch, MD, a cardiologist and vascular medicine specialist in the Twin Cities since 1990, has joined the Minneapolis Heart Institute at Abbott Northwestern Hospital. Hirsch will serve as the medical director of Abbott Northwestern's newly created Vascular Center.
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A graduate of Harvard College and the University of California San Francisco's School of Medicine, Hirsch completed his residency in medicine at the University of Chicago, a clinical pharmacology research fellowship at the University of California San Francisco, and both physiology and cardiovascular clinical fellowships at Harvard Medical School. He is board-certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in cardiovascular diseases. A fellow of the American College of Cardiology, past-president of the national Society for Vascular Medicine and Biology, and founding president of the not-for-profit national Vascular Disease Foundation, Hirsch most recently served as a cardiologist and vascular medicine specialist at Fairview-University Medical Center. He will continue his vascular research both within the Institute as well as within the University of Minnesota's School of Public Health.
Hirsch has served as an author for more than 70 articles in peer-reviewed publications and is an author of two books on peripheral arterial disease. His major research interest is in new medical treatments for acute and chronic peripheral arterial disease, as well as the role of both clinician and public education in defining access to quality vascular care.
"I'm obviously excited to join the Minneapolis Heart Institute and Abbott Northwestern Hospital as we all seek to provide improved access to high quality vascular care to our communities," said Hirsch. "Heart and vascular disease together remain the leading causes of death in the United States. Yet, peripheral arterial disease, aortic aneurysms, and stroke continue to be relatively overlooked in most practices. I look forward to helping to create an interdisciplinary team that can provide a more proactive approach to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of both vascular and heart disease."
An independent health care quality ratings firm named Abbott Northwestern Hospital as the highest rated hospital in Minnesota for cardiovascular care. The national honor came from HealthGrades, an independent health care information company. Abbott Northwestern Hospital/Minneapolis Heart Institute received the highest five-star designation for top quality clinical outcomes in all five areas rated-cardiovascular bypass surgery, valve replacement surgery, cardiac interventional procedures, acute myocardial infarction and congestive heart failure.
The Minneapolis Heart Institute is recognized internationally as one of the world's leading heart institutes. Its facility combines the finest in personalized patient care with sophisticated technology in a unique, family- oriented environment. The Institute's programs address the full range of heart-health needs: prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. The Minneapolis Heart Institute is found online at http://www.mplsheart.com/ .
Minneapolis-based Abbott Northwestern Hospital is part of Allina Hospitals & Clinics, a non-profit network of hospitals, clinics and other health care services. Abbott Northwestern is found online at http://www.abbottnorthwestern.com/ and the latest health information is at http://www.medformation.com/ .
CONTACT: Jennifer Syltie Johnson, Abbott Northwestern Hospital MediaRelations, +1-612-863-4801, phone, or +1-612-654-7488, pager
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Make some memories: Take your kids fishing!
Make memories that last a lifetime, take a kid fishing!
But before you head for the lake, start with library books on fishing to get the kids (and adults) into it.
For the avid fisherman, we also have within our library system, periodicals such as "Fishing Facts" and "Field and Stream."
In anticipation of catching a big walleye that will need to be filleted, we can get you on a public use computer to watch a how-to on You Tube to insure there will be no bones.
For all your fishing needs come to the library, and we'll help you catch the big one!
"Let's Go Fishing," by Suzanne Slade.
Learn everything you need to know about fishing from where to fish, to baiting and casting a line, and much more.
Includes: full-color photographs, table of contents, fact boxes, safety tips, glossary and index, and research sources.
"Fish Tales," by Ron Gower.
With an entertaining and informative blend of narrative styles, tongue-in-cheek sophistication, and dialogue with his prospective reader, Gower entertains with fishing philosophy, practical advice, tours to Fishingland, and his own delight in family and fishing.
Gower writes about fishing in Minnesota's Boundary Waters, lakes, in the White Water River in the southeastern part of the state, and in the mountains of Montana and Wyoming.
Along with some sage advice on fishing, Gower serves up some equally sage advice on balancing the business of life, love, and livelihood with a passion, even a compulsion, for wetting a line.
As he admits, such a delicate balance is achievable.
Library Happenings
It's storytime at the library, as Thursday Morning Adventures and Saturday Stories will be presented on Thursday, July 31 and Saturday, Aug. 2 at 10:30 a.m.
These events are geared towards preschoolers and their families.
A different theme is explored each week with books, songs, a flannelboard story or puppets, and a related craft.
Daycares and other larger groups are asked to call ahead.
Mark your calendar for the Annual Becker County Friends of the Library Book Sale on Tuesday, Aug, 5 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
There will be bargains on books for all ages, audiobooks, music, movies, and miscellaneous items. All proceeds will help support programming at the Detroit Lakes Public Library.
Remember that you can "Book A Librarian" anytime, by appointment, for Individualized computer training.
Available topics include: downloading ebooks to Kindle, Nook, iPad; Microsoft Office; using the LARL catalog; searching with Google; using the library's genealogy databases – Ancestry Library Edition and HeritageQuest; and more!
Contact the library for more information or to set up an appointment.
Library Hours
The Detroit Lakes Public Library is open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It is closed Sundays.
For more information on Detroit Lakes Library services and programs, call (218) 847-2168 or visit your Library at 1000 Washington Ave.
Information is also available online at www.larl.org. Detroit Lakes Library is a branch of Lake Agassiz Regional Library.


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"Dutch" Boyd Looking for a Backer
The brightest stars burn out faster and Russ "Dutch" Boyd's story reminds many of Stu Ungar's tragic poker legend. A child prodigy who graduated from law school at 18 and won his first WSOP bracelet at 26, Dutch Boyd has lifetime live winnings of over $1,300,000 – yet in his blog he says is looking for a sponsor to buy him into a $15,000 event.
Notorious Dutch Boyd is a household name in the poker circuit: from his controversial bankruptcy with PokerSpot.com to his celebrated "Crew" of hot young poker players, not to forget his on-screen quip to Mike Matusow about drinking urine and his self publicized mental illness.
A few days ago Boyd posted an entry in his blog titled "Hungry Horse ISO Stable." In it the volatile player offers himself as a hired poker hand in exchange for backing into the Bellagio Cup IV $15,000 Main Event, claiming that his current backers – Team SMD, owned by Eric "Sheets" Haber and Cliff "JohnnyBax" Josephy – have too many players in their hands and are no longer supporting him as well as they used to. These are the key statements from the blog:
"It's not really a secret that I play for Sheets and Bax. I was their second guy they started backing… now they have close to 70 horses. Because of logistics and bad planning, I didn't get the 10k to play the main event at the World Series of Poker. And because of my bad series, they aren't going to put me into the 15k Bellagio."
"If you are interested and can get me the money by tomorrow at noon, I'll be your loyal horse. I'll send other great players to you to back if you're into having multiple horses. I'm loyal and have never ripped them off… I've always paid what I'm supposed to and require very little maintenance."
Boyd also claimed that he has made his former backers over $500,000 since the 2006 WSOP.
A check of the chip counts after the Bellagio Cup IV $15,000 Main Event was over does not show Boyd's name, which probably means that he unfortunately did not get his $15,000 in time. On the other hand, it also means that he is probably still available for backing, which could be interesting to anyone who's thinking of starting their own "stable."
On a separate note, last year Dutch declared in an interview that he had designs on this year's Cardplayer's Player of the Year award, and that he had made bets on it: "I made a $5,000 prop bet with Jeff Madsen that I will finish ahead of him in the 2008 POY race. I have another $5,000 bet with Justin Bonomo that I will be ahead of him. The plan is to rack up POY points." At the time of writing he seems to have broken even: Bonomo ranks in 14th place, Boyd is number 332 and Madsen comes a very distant third at 1804.
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Raleigh, N.C. — A look at a few events to get you through the workweek in the Triangle.
Monday: The National and Dirty Projectors at Red Hat Amphitheater - A great indie rock show to start off the week. Tickets start at $27 and are still available.
Tuesday: More music for ya when electro pop band Passion Pit plays Koka Booth Amphitheatre. Tickets start at $30 and are still available.
Wednesday: Hang with our very own Tar Heel Traveler Scott Mason at the Chatham County Library. This free event starts at 7 p.m.
Thursday: Shen Wei Dance Arts plays the DPAC. The company is known for fuses art forms of dance, theater, Chinese opera, painting and sculpture.
Bonus Thursday pick: Head to Tir na Nog for Kilt Night featuring The NC Highlight Dancers, My 3 Kilts and Scottish band Albannach. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door.
Looking ahead to the weekend, we have a giant yard sale, great music, a bike parade and chili challenge! More on those picks on Thursday!


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Lightbridge Corporation has entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) to explore nuclear fuel collaboration opportunities.
Lightbridge and KAERI will explore collaborative opportunities in pre-irradiation examination of the Lightbridge-designed metallic fuel samples and other areas. As part of the planned loop irradiation experiments in the Advanced Test Reactor in the United States and MIR research reactor in Russia, Lightbridge plans to conduct pre-irradiation examination of metallic fuel samples prior to their insertion for irradiation testing.
KAERI is interested in Lightbridge-designed metallic fuel technology and its potential application to Korean OPR-1000 and APR-1400 reactors.
Nextbigfuture has covered Lightbridge technology. They are developing larger surface area fuel and all metal nuclear fuels for uprating Pressure Water Reactors by 17 to 30%. Lightbridge is developing two fuel product families for power uprates in existing and new build reactors.
Nextbigfuture has covered South Korea's work on annular nuclear fuel.
Earlier MIT studies have shown that internally and externally cooled annular fuel makes it possible to significantly increase (by up to 50%) power density in the standard Westinghouse PWR while maintaining or increasing safety margin. The present project has evaluated feasibility of 20% higher power density for the Korean OPR-1000 reactor having annular fuel assemblies of different dimensions and operating conditions than the standard Westinghouse PWR used in previous MIT analyses. The most important difference is keeping the coolant flow rate fixed at the reference value in this study.
Core physics parameters of an equilibrium core for an OPR-1000 type reactor with annular fuel were found to be similar to those of a solid pellet core, even with a 20% uprate. This suggests that reactor physics considerations peculiar to annular fuel do not provide any impediment to its use. The proposed annular fuel assemblies are composed of 7.5% and 6.5% U-235 enriched fuel rods, and burnable poisons with various Gd2O3 weight percentages ranging from 4% to 16%.
The annular fuel design given by KAERI exhibits a better performance than the solid rod because it is capable of achieving 70 MWd/kg burnup at both 100% and 120% power.
The largest possible power uprate that appears justifiable from the present study is 17.55% for the 12×12 annular fuel, close to but still less than the target of 20%. This limit arises largely from DNB considerations in the inner channel of the annular fuel. However, given that our analyses have applied conservative assumptions to cover the transient effects and uncertainties, and that our methods have not been calibrated as much for the Korean reference assembly designs (like grid effects, and power distribution factors), this 2.45% difference in the uprate level may simply amount to added conservatism.
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April 15, 2006
EAST LANSING, Mich. - The Michigan State men's tennis team dropped a 6-1 decision to the No. 8 Ohio State Buckeyes, Saturday, April 15, on the MSU Outdoor Courts. The loss brings the Spartans' overall record to 7-15 and 1-7 in the Big Ten. Ohio State advances to 19-1 overall and 7-0 in the Big Ten.
The Spartans' only point came from sophomore Nick Rinks at No. 1 singles. Rinks, who is currently No. 117 in the nation, fought back after a 0-6 loss in the first match to go on and win match, 0-6, 7-6 (6), 1-0 (6), in a super tiebreaker. The victory gives Rinks a 14-6 record at the No. 1 spot.
Ohio State secured the doubles point, winning all three of the match-ups. The duo of Scott Green and Ross Wilson edged sophomores Adam Monich and Rinks, 8-7 (2), at No. 1, while at No. 2, freshman John Allare and junior Michael Flowers dropped an 8-4 decision to Drew Eberly and Bryan Koniecko. At No. 3, freshman Scott Rasmussen and senior Mike Brown were defeated by Chris Klingemann and Devin Mullings, 8-3.
In other singles play, Ohio State took the rest of the points, securing a 6-1 overall victory. At No. 2, Koniecko knocked off Monich, 6-2, 6-1, while Allare also fell in two sets to Mullings, 7-5, 6-1, at No. 3. Mertens defeated Flowers, 6-2, 6-2, at the No. 4 spot and at No. 5, Rasmussen fell, 6-1, 6-3, to Wilson. At No. 6, Eberly was victorious against Brown taking a 6-2, 6-1 win.
Michigan State will wrap up Big Ten play on the road when it heads to Indiana, Friday, April 21 and Penn State, Sunday, April 23. Both matches will begin at Noon.


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I was a bit shocked to see that 7.1 came with a new Python interface module that completely changes the interface for talking to Postgres from the 7.0.3 and earlier packages. I've ripped the pgsqldb.py stuff out of 7.0.3 and built a quick SRPM to allow existing code to be gradually migrated to 7.1 (assuming no other gotchas). You can find this SRPM at: ftp://ftp.tummy.com/pub/tummy/RPMS/SRPMS/python-pgsqldb-2.4-1.src.rpm To turn it into a binary, use "rpm --rebuild python-pgsqldb-2.4-1.src.rpm" and look for the "Wrote:" lines telling you where the binary RPM was written. Enjoy, Sean -- Unix actually IS user friendly -- it's just very picky about whom it calls its friend. Sean Reifschneider, Inimitably Superfluous <jafo(at)tummy(dot)com> tummy.com - Linux Consulting since 1995. Qmail, KRUD, Firewalls, Python
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Mayor of Bedford Dave Hodgson has launched a campaign to protect crucial health services at Bedford Hospital.
Mr Hodgson announced his campaign today (Friday, October 12) following the story on the front page of last week's Times & Citizen.
He claims that the changes could mean "the end of Bedford Hospital as we know it" and wants to protect the status quo on services such as A&E, emergency surgery and maternity services.
He said: "These plans could mean the end of Bedford Hospital as we know it and I will fight to make sure that our hospital is not downgraded.
"Now is the time for us to come together and establish a united front across party political lines, to show that we will not stand by and let crucial services be removed or reduced at our local hospital. The idea of having to travel further to other hospitals for crucial services will cause real concern for residents.
"We need to make clear now that we are not prepared for Bedford Hospital to lose out in this process, while there is still time to stop this threat in its tracks.
"I hope people will back this campaign by signing our petition and making clear that as a community we will not stand by and see Bedford Hospital downgraded."
A full story will appear in this week's Times & Citizen.
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NEW YORK (May. 21)
An Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities has been established under auspices of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America (Conservative) as a non-sectarian school for graduate and undergraduate students and will begin classes in September, it was announced today by Dr. Louis Finkelstein, Seminary chancellor. He will be chairman of the faculty of the new school.
Dr. Finkelstein said the new school, which has been granted a charter by the New York State Department of Education, was developed partly to help meet the "heavy demand" for teachers of Judaica in universities and colleges in the United States. He added that the new school, which will enroll students of all religious faiths, also seeks to meet the need to share the secular academic discipline "resident within the Jewish tradition" with the world of scholarship. He said it would also act to help restore humane studies to their "proper position" in the educational system and seek to meet the need for the more "relevant" approach to education demanded by college students.
He added that the Institute will emphasize the humanities, declaring that no science courses as such will be in the curriculum. Concentration on Bible and Talmud, he added, will open new vistas within the humanities, since these sources have been a phase of the "humanistic heritage" generally neglected by all except theological students. He said "it is our hope that the introduction into the mainstream of man's cultural development" of the Jewish tradition "rich in ethics, law pedagogy and many other areas of human achievement" would have an impact similar to that of the Renaissance.
He announced that the director would be Rabbi David C. Kogen, who reported that the institute hopes to open with 300 undergraduates and 150 graduate students, most of them men and women now registered in schools of the seminary, as well as new students. He added that eventually, in a new building, the Institute could accommodate 200 graduate students and 400-500 undergraduates. He reported also that a full-time resident faculty of full, associate and assistant professors had been appointed for the Institute, plus a number of visiting professors.


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"Thank You" for the use of your photos.
Betty Ann Owen is the daughter of my 3rd cousin off my paternal side of the family.
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Hi Doug
Hi, I am related to William Samuel Adams 1756 he is my Great Great Great grandfather, or maybe even 4th great. My grandfather was Walter Gordon Adams born 1878 in SouthMountain Ontario died 1948 in Brockville Ontario. William Augustus Adams was his dad, my great grandfather, Williams father was Edmund Burritt Adams (my great great grandfather), Edmunds father was (IN MY RECORDS) William SAMUEL ADAMS) AND Dr. Samuel Adams 1730 - 1810, and there was a Samuel Adams 1634 and a William Adams 1635 in Cambridge Massacusettets. and did in Ipswich Massachusettes.
some of these names and dates are a bit muttled, there are a number of trees and some mistakes. I would love photos, stories and histories and documents if possible. I had no idea there were documents leading to all of my ancestors, I was not aware of any of them. My family was very closed mouthed about family things.
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Sue Defoor McConnell Can provide any details from my end of the line.
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I've been leafing through your nice memorials on your Gerrish kin and find that we are probably kin with New England connections. The grandmother of Elizabeth (Gerrish) Hughes was the sister of my great-great-grandmother.
You can get my e-mail address from my profile if you'd like more information on the Massachusetts people.
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Hi Dough, Can you link Jonathan with his father
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Doug it would be appreciated if you would connect Philena (Hinds) Burritt Adams with her parents:
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Thanks so much for photos of James and Samuel McDowell. Gone but not forgotten by their Ohio family. May I use the photos for my genealogy?
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This time of year people reflect on their own blessings, and look for ways to share with those less fortunate. With more than 8,000 non-profit organizations in Alabama, there is no shortage of worthy causes. But how does a person determine if a nonprofit is trustworthy?
There are checks and balances out there to make sure non-profit organizations are operating. The takeaway to consumers is check it out before writing a check.
"Supporting non profits and their missions really is an individual donor choice. And what I think it's analogous to is making any sort of investment," said Billy Baxter, Executive Officer at the Alabama Association of NonProfits.
The organization supports non-profits in Alabama by providing management and organizational training. Baxter says a little research can go a long way when it comes to determining the trustworthiness of an organization. "Whether you Google things, whether you talk to neighbor who knows about the organization, that sort of research pays off in terms of getting the biggest bang for your buck," said Baxter.
Beyond Google and word of mouth, Baxter says a growing trend is for organizations to establish credibility by participating in what he calls "outside evaluations". The Alabama Association of NonProfits offers one.
"The standards for excellence program. Where these instructors take an organization through the paces and make sure that they have all of the things in order that they should. Financial controls. Human resources policies, good program management for example," said Baxter.
Baxter says there is no hard and fast rule when it comes to determining trustworthiness. However, there are some qualities to consider. One is longevity. "One of the things that might cause a little caution, not necessarily wrong, if it's an organization that just started, particularly if it just started during the holiday season, or if it start up after a disaster when people's emotions are high," said Baxter.
The Jimmie Hale Mission is one example of an organization that has been around since 1944. The Mission's executive director Tony Cooper says it's something that makes them worthy of consideration for the public's support. "We're coming up on our 70th anniversary, so number one we've been around for a long time. Now that doesn't make you an expert but it helps. The fact that you;ve been a around for a long time and people have trusted you for all these years is one check mark that can be checked off," said Cooper.
Also, ask if the organization has an open-door policy. Stop by for a visit and ask yourself if it's a place where you would want to volunteer. "We encourage people to come visit and come look around. We have the 'I had no idea' tours. So just coming and looking around and seeing the work that's going on," said Cooper.
Lastly, and perhaps the most important, check the organization's financial records. Overhead spending is the ongoing expense it takes to operate an organization. Furthermore, financial records submitted to the internal revenue service are public record.
At the Jimmie Hale Mission, not only do they have copies of their IRS 990 form on hand, they also provide donors with copies of audits and annual reports online{} under the "financial stewardship" page.
Cooper says it's simple. Do right by the community, and the community will return the favor.
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Sports Facilities Authority responds to first suit involving Vikings stadium land
The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority has now filed an answer to its very first lawsuit.
A little over a week ago, Minneapolis Venture LLC, the owner of a property that includes land over the Downtown East LRT stop and an underground parking ramp, sued, asking Hennepin County District Court to clarify who has rights over the public plaza to the west of the Metrodome — and the new Vikings stadium which will replace it.
According to Minneapolis Venture, which is connected to Bob Lux of Alatus LLC, owner of Block E, a use agreement allowing the public access to the plaza expires at the end of October; after that, the plaza would be unavailable for use for Vikings' games. That would not only force crowds and concessionaires to squish everything onto Chicago Avenue but also put a huge crimp in the grand architectural plans for the new stadium, which show large happy crowds milling in the public plaza in front of the glass-fronted building.
The Authority's side of the story is this: Back in 2003, the Minneapolis Community Development Agency (MCDA), the then-owner of what's called the Downtown East property, entered into a 10-year "use agreement" with the Sports Commission, forerunner of the Authority, which operated the Metrodome. Its purpose was to preserve the public plaza as a permanent open space where fans could gather before events at the stadium and buy souvenirs and other doodads. The Federal Transit Administration contributed $1.5 million to build it, and what's there now is a patterned sidewalk and a sculpture called "The Seven Seas" that looks like an updated fragment of the Roman Coliseum. (It also holds up part of the roof of the LRT station.)
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The MCDA sold the Downtown East property to Minneapolis, and then in 2007 Minneapolis, for some reason or other, turned around and sold it to Minneapolis Venture, LLC. The use agreement, however, was binding on all successive commissions or authorities running the sports arena and on any party who bought the property, the Authority argues.
The Authority claims, moreover, that even though the agreement expires in a few months, it binds the two parties "to negotiate in good faith the right to extend this Agreement to use the Concession Facilities and Premises so long as the Metrodome continues to operate as a sports arena." But, of course, the negotiation could fail, and Lux and his co-investors could mean-spiritedly close the public plaza and dispatch the Seven Seas to the seven seas.
Behind this foofaraw, however, is another story. The Authority has been trying to buy the property, and it claims that the dispute is really about — no surprise here — the price. It is offering something in the neighborhood of $4.5 million, which is what the valuation is for property tax purposes. In fact, in 2011, Minneapolis Venture appealed its assessment and had it lowered to that amount. Now it's asking the Authority to pay for $26 million to buy it.
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How did Minneapolis Venture arrive at this nosebleed figure? Well, the group claims that after the agreement expires, it can build a private commercial real-estate development right on the public plaza. A rendering of the proposed development showed two L-shaped 10-story buildings, which would form a square. Running diagonally through the complex would be the LRT and its station. The development, which would block the new stadium's view of the downtown skyline, could be worth as much as $26 million, according to Minneapolis Venture.
According to the Authority, Minneapolis Venture "knew that development was only intended on the northwest portion of the property, across the light rail tracks from the Public Plaza." What's more, Minneapolis Venture "committed" when it purchased the property to construct such a development within 18 months (a deadline it failed to meet.) In six years, it hasn't built so much as a shed.
Michele Kelm-Helgen, chair of the Authority, who seems to have plenty on her plate these days, issued a press release declaring that "Minneapolis Venture is taking the stance that the public should grossly over pay for the DET land, and is threatening to terminate the use of the Public Plaza as a negotiating tactic."
The Authority wants a judge to push the two parties back into negotiations over the agreement. Whether they'll lead to anything more than a piling up of legal fees, however, is anybody's guess.
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Yet another oversight and cost underestimate by proponents...
...of the stadium.
Having blown somewhere between $600 - $900 million out of the pockets of Minneapolis taxpayers (over the next 30 years - but does anyone really KNOW what the taxpayers are on the hook for ?), NOW they're REALLY on the job, disputing all of $20 million or so.
Sounds to me like Venture has a good claim. What's next, eminent domain ? Their problem seems to be that they have not curried favor with the "right" parties, so this profitable sale was not previously concluded and swept under the rug with no fanfare.
Wait wait wait....
Why did MPLS sell this public property? Who's idea was that? Lets not skip over this too lightly or quickly. If that deal was product of local corruption then the current owners can't profit from it legally.
Fool me one, shame on you !
Fool me one, shame on you ! Fool me twice, shame on me !
Wasn't this the same scenario with the land ownership at the Twins Stadium ?
Making plans for land that they didn't own ?
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