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At Teeming Vacation Rentals, we take the hassle out of travel. Our friendly and knowledgeable teem offer the personalized service you need to find the perfect fit for your vacation. Nightly rates listed are based on a 7-night stay. Shorter stays are welcome and we offer discounts for longer stays so please "send a message" or "send email" to us for an exact quote. Teem up with TeemingVR and book your dream vacation today!
Bungalow Beach Place 1 is newly renovated and waiting for you! After 45 years of ownership, the Bungalow Beach Place complex has been taken over by a new family with new dreams and ideals for this exclusive property. Managed by Teeming Vacation Rentals, Bungalow Beach Place, formerly known as the Florentine, has been newly renovated and updated with the latest luxury features such as all new appliances, wood floors, granite counter tops, new cabinets, updated bathrooms, bedrooms, furniture and electronics. Located in the quiet and charming community of Indian Shores, this delightful condo is compact, cozy and contemporary and is sure to make your vacation experience unforgettable! Sitting directly on the Gulf of Mexico, simply open your sliding glass doors and the white sandy beach is steps away. At Bungalow Beach Place 1 you can enjoy the beautiful award winning sunsets while grilling dinner on your back patio.
The condo is fully appointed with a brand new pillow top mattresses dressed in down bedding, ultra-soft bamboo linens, and the finest soft luxury bath towels. It boasts its own fully equipped kitchenette with brand new appliances and granite countertops. Although dining alfresco is a must at Bungalow Beach Place, there is a table that seats 4 for your convenience. This luxury condo is uniquely and tastefully decorated in a coastal theme with a brand new 50" LED Samsung flat screen smart television and complimentary state of the art Wi-Fi available for your use throughout the property.
All who stay at Bungalow Beach Place are treated to an amazing view of the pristine emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and a backyard of sugary white sand. The tropical landscape with its beautiful coconut palms provide just the right amount of shade while rustling in the Gulf's breeze. The inviting patio area has the newest luxury outdoor furniture with brand new cushions for your added comfort. Available for your use is a large barbecue grill that has both gas and charcoal grilling components, outdoor coolers, tiki torches, and an outdoor shower for your convenience. Hands down this is the perfect setting for fishing, paddle boarding, kayaking or just relaxing while listening to the waves crashing on the beach and the smell of the fresh salt air. There is also an on site laundry facility available to all guests.
Originally known as Indian Rocks South Shore, this quiet beach town is one of the oldest and smallest beach communities with the longest name. It was named Indian Rocks Beach, South Shore because the tiny community wanted a separate identity from the City of Indian Rocks Beach. The Town averages only a block in width between the Gulf of Mexico and by an area known as The Narrows.
It was originally an Indian campsite and got its name from the large red rocks found along its shoreline. Its first "settlers" were a pair of Robinson Crusoe-Type brothers named Cochran. In 1883 four Cedar Key speculators sailing to St. Petersburg, stopped to explore the Island. They were fascinated by the Island's possibilities for future development and bought it from the Cochran Brothers for a nominal sum. It is said the brothers bartered their Island "for little more than a string of beads and $25.00, figuratively speaking, like the Indians of Manhattan". The region soon became a popular residential and vacation area for many prominent Tampans such as the McKay family. (Tampa Tribune)
Until a wooden turn bridge was built in 1916, a ferryboat transported pedestrians to the Island, and a barge carried horses, buggies and a few automobiles to the summer resort. In 1905 the Railroad ran a spur line from the mainland to the beach and a hotel was built, adding to the Island's popularity. The railroad spur was abandoned later, but the community continued to grow especially during the Post-World War II building boom. Eventually in 1973 the name was officially changed to the more manageable Indian Shores. Presently the town's residential quality and its assortment of shops and restaurants help visitors feel right at home and is popular from snowbirds to seabirds. Favorite local spots are the eccentric Indian Shores Coffee Company and the popular Salt Rock Grill.
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This was a perfect location for us to relax, enjoy the sun, walk the beach, listen to the waves, and watch the sunset. We loved being able to walk out of our condo in the morning with our morning coffee prepared in the small kitchen equipped with the basics. The amenities outside consisted of chairs, loungers, cushions, umbrellas, some games, a fire pit, and a grill which added to the ambiance of the condo. We could cook easy meals in the condo if we did not feel like leaving our beach hideaway but had restaurants nearby if we wanted to purchase takeout OR eat in the restaurant. Many were in walking distance. The only downside is that you cannot control who rents the condos next to or above you and how noisy they will be.
Recently renovated,its spotless,fresh and squeaky clean.Nice little place and everything is brand new.Outdoor landscaping is perfect,very beachy but not fussy.Free loungers,cushions,umbrellas,kayaks,beach bikes,and even free laundry machines,you're not going to get all that at this price anywhere else!We've stayed all up and down the gulf coast and this place and location,cannot be beat.Coming back next year,for sure.
This darling rental is right on the beach and the owners have thought of everything! The space is very clean, very well maintained and perfect for a romantic vacation. Beach chairs, umbrellas, and even toys are provided. There is a great patio with grills, tables, and a cooler, plus a fire pit with plenty of chairs for a group to enjoy an evening. The beach is not commercialized at all but there are little shops, restaurants and convenience stores nearby!
We spotted dolphins , manatees, blue and sand crabs, as well as stingrays along the shore. My husband also caught a few baby sharks from the shoreline.
This is a perfect place for a romantic getaway where you just want to chill together on the beach.
We've stayed in nearby resorts and would happily choose Bungalow Beach any day of the year! I can't wait to go back!!
This property is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beach! It is very clean, fully stocked, has a fabulous outdoor area, and is just steps from the beach. My husband and I especially loved the outdoor space. There are plenty of outdoor tables with umbrellas, a grassy area, fire pit, and lounge chairs to take down to the beach. Another bonus of this condo is that it is not situated near larger condos so when you're on the beach you're not overly crowded by other families.... it's almost as if you have it all to yourself! There are also great restaurants within a mile or two. Our favorites were Crabby Bill's and Lulu's. Definitely recommend this condo!
Pros: Beautiful view, especially if the gulf and beach is your thing. Very clean. Place is nicely decorated and nice touches throughout property. Very comfy bed and pillows.
Cons: A bird flew into our wall by our door on the walkway the first day we got there and basically it's head got crushed on impact. I notified the management property contact at 6:34 pm about it and they told me that if the bird is still there in the morning, they will send someone out and that they couldn't send someone out right away (I was wondering if a headless bird would get up and fly away when they said this). We have a 6 month old and I had to lift his stroller each time over the bird. Not the most sanitary thing to occur and have to deal with as well. However, they didn't seem to eager to send anyone. So I picked the bird up the next morning and threw it out. Some guts remained, but I wasn't touching that. I'm on vacation. They really should have said we will have someone out there immediately to clean it. Also, we flew in the night before with our son and stayed elsewhere that night. We were told we could call the day of and get an early check in if the property was empty and clean. That was all we were told. Upon me calling at around 10am or so, I was then told about a $20.00 fee for early check in. Would have been nice if they told me before. It's not about the money, it's the nickel and dime crap that rubbed me the wrong way. I obliged and paid the $20 so we weren't waiting around with our son until 4pm. We got to the place and the code didn't work, so we were delayed another 15 minutes before we got in. I get that people have worse problems in the world, but we were coming down to the gulf for the 3rd straight year to relax and have a nice time, not to encounter petty annoying problems created by the property we were spending a good amount of money at. Also, I checked my bank balance the next day and we were charged $25 not $20. I told the person this and they pretty much said this "As far as the early check in, I am asking the person that charged you why this happened and I will let you know as soon as I get an answer. This simply must have been a miscommunication or user error. If that is the case then we will refund you the $5. The early check in is standard with our company and this is something that you agreed to. I am sorry that you are displeased with how this went down but I am actively working on a resolution for you".
I'm still waiting for the refund.
Best stay we have ever had in Florida. You can't beat the location and the unit was really nice! Stayed in Unit 1 which is right off the beach.


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Missing this bendy mama!!! It was so fun getting to visit @robinmartinyoga yoga spots in real life. It was so familiar, yet so foreign because I have only really seen the dock from the same spot. It was pretty cold that day and I'm sure the neighbours thought we were kind of nuts running around doing partner yoga. Such a fun day. Miss you girlie. Now it's your turn to come and visit my "spots" both of us are wearing @betshewear leggings - use the code "MELISSA" for a discount
Forget the chocolate and flowers this Valentine's Day, connect with your favorite person by doing some partner yoga.
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FIFA has suspended Nigeria from all international football amid allegations of government interference in its football federation.
The ban was announced this evening, and it means no Nigerian team - including club sides - can play internationally.
FIFA's decision was made after a court order compelled the Nigerian Minister of Sports to appoint a senior member of the civil service to take over the running of the Nigeria Football Federation.
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"The suspension will be lifted once the court actions have been withdrawn and the properly elected NFF Executive Committee, the NFF general assembly and the NFF administration are able to work without any interference in their affairs."
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A Crop Circle and a Quasicrystal
This Crop Circle appeared on Jubilee Plantation in Wiltshire, U.K. on August 15, 2011. It is a magnificent design and demonstrates perfection in its execution. The laid pattern of wheat flowing so gracefully in a gently layered and repeating pattern is reminiscent of water flowing in a stream. This ground shot, taken by Bert Janssen, author of www.CropCirclesandMore.com (thank you for this effort Bert), gives us a glimpse of the smooth and subtle pattern in the laid wheat crop.
The pattern in the center of this Crop Circle is even more astounding, for it has come to my attention that this complex design represents a very precise 2-dimensional model of the electron-diffraction pattern of an icosahedral Holmium – Magnesium – Zinc quasicrystal which is perfectly contained within the beautiful boundary which circumscribes this 2-dimensional example of a higher-dimensional quasicrystal framework.
Not only must we wrestle with the question of how a (human) person(s) might been able to physically access a farmer's field of wheat and secretly produce a grand-sized and perfectly scaled 2-dimensional rendering of a such a quasicrystals electron-diffraction pattern, but we must also question what person having these incredible skills and this level of daring would be willing to go out in the dark of night, risking arrest, fine, and /or imprisonment for trespassing and vandalism, and would also be aware of this relatively new-to-science concept of a Ho-Mg-Zn quasicrystal's electron-diffraction pattern? Who indeed? If this was done by one or more persons, then this truly represents Olympic-level human mischief.
In my own life, I am presently privileged to work only half-time, I watch very little television, and yet I always seem to feel that I can barely "keep up" with the activities and events which are continually unfolding in my life. It seems that most of us stay quite busy simply trying to maintain the pace required to "keep up" with the demands of our lives. We must ponder how a person would find the time and the inspiration, and have the required knowledge and skill set to produce this and similarly remarkable Crop Circles over and over and over again, perfectly executed without errors, and incorporating such imaginative and relatively obscure themes which we find presented, suddenly and without fanfare or any claim of authorship, in these beautiful and highly original patterns.
Now, to be fully burdened by this profound conundrum of what to believe and what not to believe regarding this and many other Crop Circles, you must also be made aware that Dr. Dan Shechtman was awarded the 2011 Nobel Prize in chemistry for his discovery of the quasicrystal. This Nobel Prize was announced to the world on October 5, 2011, and this announcement occurred 51 days after the Jubilee Plantation Crop Circle was created! Could this simply be a highly unlikely coincidence? If it is not, then how could the creators of this design have known of this important and upcoming award so far in advance of the date of the announcement? Perhaps to the creators of the Jubilee Plantation Crop Circle time does not mean what it presently means to you and I, and perhaps this Crop Circle's reference to higher dimensional space may be a clue to the nature of that ability. "Any sufficiently advanced technology will appear as majic".
Take the time to listen to this interview (below) with Dr. Shechtman as he describes his past experience with his fellow scientists, some of whom were personal friends of Shechtman, following his announcement of his discovery of a quasicrystal on April 2, 1982. Dr. Shechtman's story is a narrative which also serves well to accurately characterize our civilization's current impasse in accepting what to myself and a growing minority of others has become self-evident – that we are not alone in this universe. The Jubilee Plantation quasicrystal Crop Circle, many other Crop Circles which are just as miraculous in their physical perfection and the message they bring to us, and the UFO's which are seen and reported in our skies on a daily basis, are making this fact increasingly clear to those who will open their minds to this new reality.
To those inspired individuals immersed in Occupy Wall Street who desire to see a change in our world, you would do well to carefully consider the profound changes which will occur in our world when this new reality becomes fully embraced by our civilization. When that day arrives, business as usual is going to change in a rapid and a dramatic evolution, for we will all then know that another intelligence is watching, and very likely evaluating, just what is transpiring down here. We can already know that this intelligence is clearly interested in our world or we would not be seeing Jubilee, UFO's, and like phenomenon coming at us with such regularity. They, whoever they are and wherever they come from, are here and they are watching our civilization's evolution unfold. From this we can also surmise that Free Will is a real and an important driver in our universe, and one that is quite apparently honored by that intelligence responsible for the Jubilee Crop Circle . Each and every day, we individually and collectively self-determine the path we will take to our own and our collective destiny. Those that are observing our social evolution are leaving us hints about their presence here with us and the evidence demonstrates that they remain keenly interested in how our future as a civilization and as stewards of this planet will unfold but, with very few exceptions, are allowing us to choose our own path which will determine our future reality.
I regret that I do not have the proper software or expertise to graphically demonstrate for the reader the relationship between the electron-diffraction pattern of a Ho-Mg-Zn quasicrystal and the 2-dimensional model of this that we see manifested in the Jubilee Plantation crop circle of August 15, 2011. I trust that there are those who can and will.
My gratitude to Mark Fussell and Stuart Dike at www.CropCircleConnector.com for making these copyrighted photographs of the Jubilee Plantation Crop Circle available, and to the individual(s), unknown to me, who went to the trouble and expense to take these photos – you must know how important this work will be to our world. Thanks also to Bertold Zugelder, whose accurate diagram of the Jubilee Plantation Crop Circle made this analysis much easier, and thanks to Red Collie who is an inspiration to those of us who might otherwise loose interest.
Addendum March 31, 2012:
To view graphics which serve to better illustrate the relationship between the Jubilee Plantation's interior latticework and the electron diffraction pattern of a quasicrystal, and for another equally important insight which I had overlooked in my own analysis of the amazing Jubilee Plantation Crop Circle, please go to Red Collie's presentation of his independent analysis of the Jubilee Plantation formation at: http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2011/jubilee/comments.html
Richard O'Connor, MD
Executive Director, Crop Circles Research Foundation, Inc.
Hey Richard, I hope you are doing well. Excellent article! I recognized myself the similarity of the image of the quasicrystal and the Jubilee formation and even made a thread about it on one the popular conspiracy websites a few weeks ago. One would have to assume if the creators of the Jubilee formation are human, then they must be attending high-level conferences in physics and chemistry from which they derive insiration for their creations. Obviously this is more than highly unlikely. Horace Drew has an excellent new essay posted on the Crop Circle Connector where he compares the crop circles as messages from advanced ET to our human scientists attempts to communicate with dolphins by the use of "bubble circles" and studying their reactions to them.
Dear Richard, I just posted a very similar explanation of Jubilee Plantation on Mark's CCC website, then found when doing a Google search, that you had already noticed the same idea on December 11!
Actually my wife and I were looking out from above the Cherhill White Horse in early July 2011, when I thought that I might see a new crop picture in the field opposite? So I walked quickly down the hill, crossed the road, and rushed through weeds to where the image had been seen, yet there was nothing there.
That was very close to where Jubilee Plantation appeared on August 11. A strange coincidence or something more? I have a Ph.D. in x-ray crystallography. Best, red collie
Edgar fouche spoke about quasi crystals in a lecture in 1998. The interesting point is he is an ex employee of Area 51. He was told and shown that the scientists there were working on meta materials as they were reverse engineering material from crashed ufos. His credentials are solid. This was back when quasi crystals were deemed pseudo science. You can watch hid lecture on YouTube.
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I returned to Henry Wongs for a bloggers evening and we spent several hours tasting a perfectly put together menu complimented by a wine for each course.
I've eaten in quite a few chinese / cantonese restaurants in Birmingham over the years and this one is always my number one. The quality of the cooking, presentation, and service are second to none and I can easily see why there are so many regular customers.
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Trio of king prawns: honey pepper, wasabi and garlic
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Longhorn sirloin steak in teriyaki sauce
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I'm not going to lie. Eleven days into this New Year thing and I'm struggling. I know I made some resolutions and they may or not have been about getting more healthy. But really, I'm hungry. And not for salad. Adulting makes me want to eat, and I feel like I've done my share of adulting lately. I may have solved my hunger problem with this Edible Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. Well, one problem's been solved anyway!…
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I woke up early this morning to the most beautiful of winter snowfalls. Big, fluffy flakes falling softly and covering the still dark streets in a blanket of white. Days like this make me crave comfort foods like soups and stews and rich desserts even more than I usually do and have certainly inspired my picks for this week's Good Food Reads.
Herby Lentil and Sausage Soup from Cooking Light is on the menu for tomorrow night. I'm hopeful that this one will even get the thumbs up from my preschooler! I'm also looking to try out this other recipe from CL for Hearty Tortellini Soup.
Speaking of my preschooler…are you guys familiar with Weelicious? It's a great website for anyone with kids who loves food and wants to feed their kids real food that adults will love as well. This week, I'm loving their 15 Hacks for Store Bought Rotisserie Chicken and can't wait to try out the California Style Cauliflower Rice and Beans as well.
Like many others this time of year, I'm trying to reset a little in my diet after a season of pure indulgence. I've always found that when I eat a hearty, healthy breakfast, I tend to snack less throughout the day and generally make better choices. These Fruit, Nut, and Brown Sugar Freezer Oatmeal Cups will be perfect for days when I want a great breakfast but don't really want to cook! (via Better Homes and Gardens)
And for those days when I want a really comforting breakfast but don't care about calories (i.e. just about every Sunday!), I give you: Blood Orange and Cardamom French Toast (Spoon Fork Bacon).
I bought a large chunk of feta cheese last week for an appetizer I was making and have quite a bit left that needs to be put to use ASAP! I think these Feta Stuffed Chicken Breasts should do the trick (via Better Homes and Gardens).
And finally, an easy dessert sure to please just about everyone from Kelsey Nixon of Cooking Channel fame: Caramelitas.
Friends, those are your Good Food Reads for the week. If you have recommendations for recipes, helpful cooking websites, or cookbooks to feature on GFR, let us know! We'd love to share the love.
Until next week…
Creamy Onion Soup
You guys. Because my fabulous husband went to the store just ONE MORE TIME, I get to bring you this delicious Creamy Onion Soup. I also get a delicious lunch tomorrow on my day off. My husband-he is a saint. A true saint. …
Slow Cooker Beef Barbacoa
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Good Food Reads | 01.04.17
Here we are: 2017. After a crazy end to 2016 in so many ways, I am enjoying the mental reset that a new year brings. I'm not generally one for a whole list of resolutions, but I do tend to enjoy the common January focus on health, organization, and goal setting. This week's Good Food Reads definitely reflect my current need for light, cleaner foods, and ways to get myself a little more put together – especially in the kitchen!
As we begin the new year, we are also looking to bring some changes to the bl0g. We'd love to know what you want to see more of in this space. We always love to hear from you and would be so grateful if you took a minute or two to drop us a line via email, Facebook, or Instagram and share your thoughts.
Good Food Reads for January 4, 2017
I've been keeping my eye out for new smoothie recipes that I can use for a quick snack or breakfast with my little guy. To be honest, I'm a bit over the green smoothie and I think this Carrot-Orange Smoothie might be just the thing to change up my routine a bit.
When it comes to breakfast, there's very little my son loves more than pancakes. In an attempt to get a little more nutrition into those glorious carb filled breakfasts, I'm going to try these Cottage Cheese Pancakes from Weelicious.
The end of my maternity leave is fast approaching and I'm looking for some go to recipes to bring for lunches and dinners when I'm at work. The nature of my job means that I need something nutritious, easy to eat, and that doesn't really require heating. I think these Lentil Protein Bowls from Heartbeet Kitchen will be a great option!
You guys know I'm a huge sucker for a one-pot recipe. I love to cook. I do not love to do dishes. My latest find is this recipe for Garlic Lemon Herb Mediterranean Chicken and Potatoes (Cafe Delites).
Mini Salmon Cakes with Roasted Red Peppers and Feta from Andie Mitchell. These little beauties are on my menu for later this week. Can't wait to try them!
I will never stop loving brussels sprouts. I know, I know. But pair them with some salty bacon or prosciutto and they really are a thing to behold. Here, they are placed in a salad with pomegranate seeds, prosciutto and feta cheese. So many of my favorites all in one dish! Roasted Brussels Sprouts Salad with Prosciutto (Happy Foods)
Simple Carrot Ginger Soup from Love and Lemons. This is one of those recipes that makes me feel all virtuous in my food choices. It's also just really darn good!
And…because I'm really not that virtuous in my food choices: Bread Pudding with Bourbon Caramel Sauce from Let's Eat Cake. It's all about balance, right?!?!
Roasted Squash and Quinoa Salad
First and Foremost HAPPY NEW YEAR! We are so looking forward to 2017! Secondly, if you are looking for a salad you can eat with a spoon, look no further. Roasted Squash and Quinoa Salad will fill you up while keeping your New Year's resolutions intact! Read on for the recipe and for my resolutions…maybe you can help hold me to them!…
Thai Meatballs
New Year's Eve is tomorrow can you believe it? I think we would all agree that 2016 has done it's damage (spectacularly I would add) and it is time for it to go. I personally, am quite excited for 2017 for a whole host of reasons, but especially because I have a lot of ideas for things to bring you on the blog. But before we get too far ahead of ourselves, let's start with these Thai Meatballs, the perfect appetizer to help ring in the New Year!…
Baking Substitutions-A Science Project
A slight hiatus from our normal Wednesday Good Food Reads, which I promise will be back next week.
Recently my 14-year-old daughter came to me about a science project she was going to do for her 8th grade science class. She had chosen to look at basic substitutions you could use while baking, as she is an avid baker. In fact I buy her a baking oriented cookbook every year for Christmas. (Clearly I'm winning at parenting as I'm definitely reaping those rewards!).
She worked diligently on this project one fall afternoon at the cabin. There was a lot of measuring, weighing, and even testing of resistance (it's good to have a dad who is an electrical engineer and loves to teach scientific principle!). I had promised she could post her results on the blog when she had them written up, and now I am going to deliver. My only other contribution was to buy four different colored cupcake liners so we wouldn't confuse the four groups. Read on for my daughter's science project in her own words. Baking Substitutions: A Fun Science Project is below. Proud mom moment…hope you enjoy it as much as I did! …
Sausage and Tortellini Soup
Here comes 2017 and I honestly cannot be more excited. And whether you like it or not the new year is going to bring Ch-ch-changes! Some are worrisome, some are a long time in coming and hopefully some of them are going to surprise us in good and productive ways. I'm going to share you with you a few changes I'm going to be making and it starts with Sausage and Tortellini Soup. …
2016: Our Favorite Cookbooks
One of my favorite things about this time of year are all of the best-of lists and year end reviews. Novels, movies, cookbooks, news reviews – I love them all. Given the focus of With Two Spoons, it should be no surprise that both Lane and myself are total cookbook addicts. We read them like novels, devouring the pictures and plotting our way through the recipes. Thus, when the year end lists of the best cookbooks come out, I scour them for a new treasure I might not have seen yet….
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I just upgraded from Ubuntu 10.04 to Xubuntu 12.04.
And I was suspecting, that the update notifier wasn't requesting root privileges.
Today, I made some updates, and it doesn't asked for root permission, or administrative privileges, nor anything.
When was this changed?
And why? (Does anyone have a link on launchpad change for this?)
Updates should be made only by the root, or if your user have the management permissions, it should confirm the user by asking the password.
Updates are dangerous, especially when you have unofficial repositories.
The final question, how do I change it back to asking the password?
PS: It's Xubuntu I'm using. I can't edit the title.


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"Bottom's up!" These words are now all too familiar for us men – both young and especially the grown ups – which would then be followed by cheers, beer mugs, shot glasses or bottles banging against each other, more cheers, giggles which in turn would be replaced by another similar sound. "Chug…chug..chug….slurp…ahh!"
Brings back fond memories doesn't it? I remember when I had my first bottle of the good stuff, back in my highschool sophomore year. Surrounded by my friends, my reluctance to take my first sip of that foul-smelling, yellowish brew was dampened by their geers, challenges and name-callings. Shutting down my rational being for a second, I went for it. A gulp, followed by another, battling the resistance of my throat and bowels, flushing it all down and sucking up the horrible aftertaste with a cringe on my face, I am now a man. Or the typical form of it. This was confirmed by louder cheers, claps, high fives, a pat on the back and my next bottle already!
If only algebra were this easy and fun I said to myself back then. Then again at least I can possibly master algebra as I was told and soon realised that no man – or woman – has ever beaten San Miguel (the popular beer and gin brand in the Philippines) and mean no one. I've seen the toughest of men, fell down on their knees, break down in tears or swear they had the power to fly after a bottle or two. But what the heck right? As long as you're sharing a case or a few cans with your closest friends, it doesn't matter if one may loose his car keys or reveal his deepest secrets, it may knock everyone out, what's important is that the beer was plentiful and stories colorful.
When my parents first found out that I started drinking, beer and the hard stuffs, they almost raised hell but decided not to. Instead I got off the hook with a stern warning from my aunt, a mouthful from my mother and a simple phrase from my father; "Let's see what you'll do once you get your beer belly."
My old man's words alone knocked some sense into my brain. Quickly, like instinct, my eyes locked on to his belly. His bulging, bouncy beer belly. Merciful heavens, will I suffer that same fate? Will I, after gallons and upon gallons of the good stuff (over the years to come of course) transform and metamorphise into something like him? A brown beached whale? I hope not. Looking at the mirror everyday and seeing nothing but the slightest bulge on my belly keeps a comforting smile on face and raises the voice inside my head screaming 'Bottoms up!'
Then again, if all else fails, if San Miguel and the good stuff I'll flush down my form will reward me with that beer belly, there's always the sure fix called tummy tuck in San Jose.
Until then, I say once more. 'Bottoms up!'


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Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, Florida
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Boston: Peavy (0-0, 0.00 ERA)
Tampa Bay: Hellickson (0-0, 0.00 ERA)
The Tampa Bay Rays have a liking for developing well in elimination games. Tonight they need to do it again if they want a chance at their second AL championship series appearance.
Tampa Bay will try to build on a sizable victory when it hosts the Boston Red Sox in Game 4 of their AL division series.
Facing elimination for the fourth time in a span of nine days, Jose Lobaton's walkoff solo homer with two outs in the ninth off Koji Uehara led the Rays to a 5-4 win on Monday, trimming the Red Sox's series edge to 2-1.
Tampa Bay produced the rest of their runs on a three-run shot in the fifth by Evan Longoria — the ninth of his postseason career — and an RBI groundout by Delmon Young in the eighth.
The previous week the Rays won their regular-season finale to force a tiebreaker, which they won when facing the Texas Rangers to reach the postseason. Tampa Bay was then able to beat the Cleveland Indians in the AL wild-card game.
Tonight will have to be the first of three straight wins, however, for the Rays to become just the fifth AL team in the last 23 to come out victorious in a division series after falling into a 2-0 hole.
YouWager experts consider Jeremy Hellickson (12-10, 5.17) needs to do a much better job tonight than what he showed to end the year. The 26 year-old went 1-7 with a 7.53 ERA over his final 10 starts.
Hellickson went 1-0 with a 3.44 ERA in three matchups with the Red Sox this MLB season. The Iowa native allowed three runs — all homers — in four innings during his only career postseason start, a defeat versus the Rangers in Game 4 of the 2011 ALDS as Tampa Bay was eliminated from the playoffs.
Starting for Boston will be Jake Peavy (12-5, 4.17) for his first playoff start in seven years. The right-hander will try to shake off some postseason failures as he lost both his previous two postseason outings while posting a 12.10 ERA for the San Diego Padres.


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(Photo: Veronica Kelly, far left, with hubby and NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly.)
After all the hoopla over Alan Hevesi's use of state employees to chauffeur his disabled wife around, you'd think allegations that NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly was affording his own wife the same perk might set off a few alarm bells.
According to NYPDconfidential.com , a blog penned by former Newsday columnist Leonard Levitt, police detectives assigned to Kelly's security detail were "frequently" assigned to ferry Kelly's wife, Veronica, around town in unmarked police cars up until a few months ago.
In his column "Driving Mrs. Kelly," Levitt quotes unnamed detectives with "first hand knowledge of the practice" who say that since 2002, members of Kelly's security detail were required to take Mrs. Kelly on "hundreds of personal trips," including: "picking Mrs. Kelly up on the Upper East Side when her car broke down; driving her to fundraising events or to the shelter where she volunteered; and taking her to and from airports for domestic and foreign flights."
According to Levitt, Mrs. Kelly not only got free rides on the public dime, but was rather imperious about it. He quotes one cop who says she even directed members of the detail to turn on the flashing lights and siren when she was late for an appointment—a practice Kelly has banned for himself unless it involves a police emergency:
"I know my husband doesn't like to do this but I need to get there right away," the detective quoted her as saying when she was running late to a fundraiser.
"The commissioner's wife tells you to put the lights on, you put the lights on," the detective said.
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According to Levitt, Mrs. Kelly's chauffeured trips came to an abrupt halt last fall when the Hevesi scandal broke in the news.
Granted, Levitt's a dogged critic of the NYPD—so much so that Kelly once drove out to the Newsday's offices in Long Island to complain about Levitt's coverage when he was still writing his "One Police Plaza" column for the paper. Last January, Kelly even tried to have Levitt banned from police headquarters downtown.
Still, considering the steep price Hevesi paid for his wife's door-to-door service, you'd think these potentially explosive new charges might warrant a blip in the news—especially with all the talk of Kelly running for mayor.
But so far only Gothamist and Streetsblog have picked up on the story.
So we phoned NYPD spokesperson Paul J. Browne, who did his best to quash it.
"It's simply not true," Browne told the Voice.
"Occasionally the police commissioner, when he is invited to appear at events as the police commissioner, has asked that his spouse be picked up to join him," Browne said. "But the description of some sort of regular assignment or frequent trips is untrue," Browne added.
Browne also scoffed at claims that Mrs. Kelly had ever requested flashing lights or that she'd ever been driven to the airport on personal trips, saying, "I'm not in the business of disproving falsehoods. This is someone who publishes untruths every week."
To which Levitt fired back: "I stand by my sources. My story stands for itself.
"I call Browne every week and I leave a message with someone, and every week he has an opportunity to respond," Levitt continued. "On this story, I got no response from him and I was unable to reach Mrs. Kelly."
Then Levitt threw down this challenge: "If you want to find out the truth of this, all you have to do is subpoena all the detectives in [Kelly's] detail since 2002 and see what they say. If they deny under oath what they said to me, then I will apologize to Commissioner Kelly and Mrs. Kelly and I'll stop writing this column."
So will the NYPD, which this year has refused to reissue Levitt a press card, take up his challenge? Don't bet on it.
Bonus reading: You can find plenty of reaction, both skeptical and outraged, from this bulletin board frequented by many on the force, where posters refer to Kelly by his in-house nickname, "Popeye."
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2/5/2013 - I-275 Widening from east of SR 60 to downtown Tampa (completed June 2016)
TAMPA -- The portion of the southbound I-275 Exit 40B ramp that allows traffic to go south on Lois Avenue has been closed permanently (Tuesday, February 5).
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Sensitivity of coral calcification to ocean acidification: a meta-analysis
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DOI: 10.1111/gcb.12011
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Volume 19, Issue 1, pages 282–290, January 2013
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Chan, N. C. S. and Connolly, S. R. (2013), Sensitivity of coral calcification to ocean acidification: a meta-analysis. Global Change Biology, 19: 282–290. doi: 10.1111/gcb.12011
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- Issue online: 6 DEC 2012
- Version of Record online: 18 OCT 2012
- Accepted manuscript online: 31 AUG 2012 08:30AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 8 AUG 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 6 AUG 2012
- Manuscript Received: 21 MAY 2012
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|Appendix A. Procedures used in the random effects meta-analysis, testing for between group differences and the meta-regressions.
|Figure S1. The range of ΩArag explored in each study included in the meta-analysis. Each line represents an individual study. (sometimes encompassing multiple experiments), and extends from the minimum ΩArag to the maximum ΩArag of the study.
|Figure S2. Standardized residuals, pooled across individual experiments. Residuals from each study were standardized against that study's residual standard error, and ΩArag was scaled in each study so that maximum and minimum ΩArag for each study was 100 and 0, respectively. Each combination of color and symbol represents residuals from an individual study. The solid line is a regression line relating standardized residuals against standardized ΩArag. Note that the regression has a slope of approximately zero, and there is no evidence of a curvilinear trend in the residuals, as would be apparent if there were a qualitatively consistent pattern of nonlinearity in the calcification response over the range of ΩArag values considered.
|Table S1. List of studies included in the meta-analysis, including references, species, study specimen origin, carbonate manipulation method, calcification measurement method, growth rate classification, reference for the growth rate classification (if different from the study reference), duration of study, range of ΩArag used, temperature, salinity, slope, and standard deviation.
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They are here! So cute!
I'm so confused already.
Also, with my Aunt's funeral this weekend I haven't had time to get a proper type of detergent for them, so it'll probably be next week before we actually start using them!
I'm also confused by the inserts -- I'm going to have to have Libba show me how they work! They seem pretty thin! I hope they don't leak overnight. We had a massive one last night and I hate when I pick baby girl up and she smells like urine in the morning. I just think how yucky I would feel if I woke up urine soaked! Poor babe!
I'm trying to decide what detergent to use... I think I will start with the ALL small and mighty. I have to make sure it's not enzymatic though. Then I will switch to the Rockin Green.
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Education Africa gifted young girls perform LIVE
Education Africa's annual International Arts & Culture tour brought together a group of their most talented young performers to London for a series of shows. This year, they selected 10 gifted young girls aged 10-13 from the Alexandra township in Johannesburg.
The whole group visited Colourful Radio and told Phoebe Anibaba (on work experience) all about the tour and the charity behind it.
For more visit: http://educationafrica.org


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Herman is a very smart mouse, but is he smart enough to save himself?! What will Herman do when he finds himself "caught" in a very scary situation? Will he be able to get out of trouble and take home a surprise for Mama and Papa Mouse?
In this heartwarming adventure, told in a fun to read rhyme, you will learn along with Herman that just because you may be different, anyone can be a friend.
..........all he heard was a very loud "SNAP!"
Herman's trousers were caught
in the giant mouse trap!
"Please," begged Herman,
"Don't eat me, Mr. Lloyd Sir.
"I'm just a small morsel,
just a mouthful of mouse fur."
Herman the Mouse stories have been roaming my imagination since junior high. He has finally made it onto the printed page for my first grandchild. When I am not spoiling my grandson I can be found at the piano, in my gardens, or creating "gourmet" meals out of leftovers!


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- Hot Dog! Being a storyteller, I am very happy to join this group.
Hope to make new friends and just learn in general. I'm single, 59,
part Cherokee with Italian, German, and Irish. Love going to powwows,
doing native crafts, reading, art, history, movies. Have a website
with picture at www.storytellerturtlefoot.com that was put together by
my Apache son-in-law. Wish I had the technical smarts to do it
myself. Someday when I have more time to learn more about this machine.
Walk in Beauty,
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