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Nadel's florist shop returned to former owners
Published: Thursday, May 26, 2011 at 4:13 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, May 26, 2011 at 4:13 p.m.
A well-known Sarasota florist shop will revert to its original owners under an agreement that settles a $1.1 million claim against the Arthur Nadel receivership.
A federal judge Thursday approved the return of Mr. Florist Plants n' Things to Ron Carter and Jim Neal, who sold their business in 2006 to now-imprisoned Ponzi schemer Nadel.
Tampa attorney Burt Wiand, the receiver in the Nadel case, said he was unable to sell the property at 599 N. Lime Ave.
Transferring the property and business to Carter and Neal will eliminate their claim and is in the "best interests" of the receivership, which is gathering assets to raise cash for investors burned in Nadel's scheme, Wiand said.
Nearly 500 investors who lost $162 million in the six hedge funds operated by Nadel and Neil and Christopher Moody have filed claims for money. The receivership expects to make initial disbursements later this year.
"We plan to stay in business," said Carter, who returned to run Mr. Florist after Wiand seized it two years ago. "We're in our 40th year. We started in what is now the Opera House."
Using proceeds from his scheme, Nadel bought the property for $785,000 and the business for $400,000 in August 2006. The deal included a $628,000 balloon mortgage note to Carter and Neal. Adding interest, they filed a claim for $1.1 million with the receivership.
The business was not profitable under Nadel's ownership, and the value of the real estate has dropped sharply, Wiand stated in court documents. Local real estate agents estimated the property's fair market value at between $300,000 and $675,000, but Wiand said he received only one offer for $160,000.
With the mortgage debt, Wiand believes there is no equity in the property and "little value" to the business assets. The receivership is best served, he said, by conveying the property and business to Carter and Neal in return for withdrawing their claim.
Separately, the judge approved the $55,000 sale of a two-bedroom condo at 774 N. Jefferson Ave. in Sarasota. Nadel's wife had held the mortgage on the unit, which was foreclosed on last year. The receivership will net $51,000.
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me too. i couldn't help but smile and be just as excited.
me too. i couldn't help but smile and be just as excited.
welcome to the layer cake
don't get me wrong. i'm excited for the project but i was just disappointed by the lack of content in the live coverage.
That video is amazing. I had no idea it was such an elaborate landing. So much **** that could have gone wrong.
Makes you realize how freakin' rock-star the original teams were...
What were you watching?
Aung San Suu Kyi
Proper reason to go: 'murrica, fück yeah.
Awesome engineering right there.
It's the 21st century. They couldn't have duct tapped an iphone on there to take better color pictures?
I keep up with traffic with only 90 hp. What's your superpower?
2002 Golf Wagon TDI - 2007 Fuji Heavy Industries WRB WRX Wagon - YouTube Track Videos - flickr
Past: 1996 Surf Green GTI VR6 - 1985 Golf 1.8L - No Trim Level Edition
They send a few quick pictures to show that it landed right side up and whatnot, then the rover performs a self-diagnosis to make sure everything is operational. THEN, it starts collecting data. The battery on the rover should last several years if they don't get too over-zealous at the controls. You'll get pictures, be patient.
This is an amazing feat. Respect.
Dust cover off - still some dust visible when looking right into the sun:
Also, looks like nice gravel to park a car on, or to play football on.
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I keep up with traffic with only 90 hp. What's your superpower?
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This is good. Anyone know why they picked that spot? I wanted to watch but had to get up early for work.
signatures are annoying, right?
no one posted this?
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signatures are annoying, right?
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So where did the "drop-ship/lander" go? How much earth trash is on Mars now anyways?
Anyways, this is cool and an awesome feat.
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Does anyone have a link to the full version of "It's On Again" from the Amazing Spider-Man 2 soundtrack? (self.soundtracks)
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The official one on YouTube has it with them instantly starting with the lyrics and not the awesome electronic intro/buildup like how it was from the end credits from the movie.
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Is it this?
This is the version on the official soundtrack. It matches my copy. Hope that helps.
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PHP: strtotime(25-Mar-2012) returns 1332626400
Mysql: FROM_UNIXTIME(1332626400) returns 2012-03-25 00:00:00
That results are as expected.
The Problem:
Php: strtotime(26-Mar-2012) returns 1332709200
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I have a code snippet written in PHP that pulls a block of text from a database and sends it out to a widget on a webpage. The original block of text can be a lengthy article or a short sentence or two; but for this widget I can't display more than, say, 200 characters. I could use substr() to chop off the text at 200 chars, but the result would be cutting off in the middle of words-- what I really want is to chop the text at the end of the last word before 200 chars.
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By using the wordwrap function. It splits the texts in multiple lines such that the maximum width is the one you specified, breaking at word boundaries. After splitting, you simply take the first line:
One thing this oneliner doesn't handle is the case when the text itself is shorter than the desired width. To handle this edge-case, one should do something like:
The above solution has the problem of prematurely cutting the text if it contains a newline before the actual cutpoint. Here a version which solves this problem:
Also, here is the PHPUnit testclass used to test the implementation:
Special UTF8 characters like 'à' are not handled. Add 'u' at the end of the REGEX to handle it:
This will return the first 200 characters of words:
And there you have it — a reliable method of truncating any string to the nearest whole word, while staying under the maximum string length.
I've tried the other examples above and they did not produce the desired results.
The following solution was born when I've noticed a $break parameter of wordwrap function:
Here is the solution:
Example #1.
The above example will output:
Example #2.
The above example will output:
Keep in mind whenever you're splitting by "word" anywhere that some languages such as Chinese and Japanese do not use a space character to split words. Also, a malicious user could simply enter text without any spaces, or using some Unicode look-alike to the standard space character, in which case any solution you use may end up displaying the entire text anyway. A way around this may be to check the string length after splitting it on spaces as normal, then, if the string is still above an abnormal limit - maybe 225 characters in this case - going ahead and splitting it dumbly at that limit.
One more caveat with things like this when it comes to non-ASCII characters; strings containing them may be interpreted by PHP's standard strlen() as being longer than they really are, because a single character may take two or more bytes instead of just one. If you just use the strlen()/substr() functions to split strings, you may split a string in the middle of a character! When in doubt, mb_strlen()/mb_substr() are a little more foolproof.
Use strpos and substr:
This will give you a string truncated at the first space after 30 characters.
Here is my function based on @Cd-MaN's approach.
Here you go:
I would use the preg_match function to do this, as what you want is a pretty simple expression.
The expression means "match any substring starting from the beginning of length 1-200 that ends with a space." The result is in $result, and the match is in $matches. That takes care of your original question, which is specifically ending on any space. If you want to make it end on newlines, change the regular expression to:
Ok so I got another version of this based on the above answers but taking more things in account(utf-8, \n and   ; ), also a line stripping the wordpress shortcodes commented if used with wp.
This will output first 10 words.
First Parameter – Pattern
The first parameter is the regular expressions pattern along which the string is to be split. In our case, we want to split the string across word boundaries. Therefore we use a predefined character class
Second Parameter – Input String The second parameter is the long text string which we want to split.
Third Parameter – Limit
The third parameter specifies the number of substrings which should be returned. If you set the limit to
Based on @Justin Poliey's regex:
This is a small fix for mattmac's answer:
The only difference is to add a space at the end of $string. This ensures the last word isn't cut off as per ReX357's comment.
I don't have enough rep points to add this as a comment.
I have a function that does almost what you want, if you'll do a few edits, it will fit exactly:
I know this is old, but...
I used this before
I create a function more similar to substr, and using the idea of @Dave.
Ps.: The full length cut may be less than substr.
It's surprising how tricky it is to find the perfect solution to this problem. I haven't yet found an answer on this page that doesn't fail in at least some situations (especially if the string contains newlines or tabs, or if the word break is anything other than a space, or if the string has UTF-8 multibyte characters).
Here is a simple solution that works in all cases. There were similar answers here, but the "s" modifier is important if you want it to work with multi-line input, and the "u" modifier makes it correctly evaluate UTF-8 multibyte characters.
One possible edge case with this... if the string doesn't have any whitespace at all in the first $characterCount characters, it will return the entire string. If you prefer it forces a break at $characterCount even if it isn't a word boundary, you can use this:
One last option, if you want to have it add ellipsis if it truncates the string...
Added IF/ELSEIF statements to the code from Dave and AmalMurali for handling strings without spaces
This is how i did it:
Here you can try this
May be this will help someone:


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The Nietzsche: A mustache that extends below the lower lip. (Soupstrainer vulg.)
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April 23 Myanmar has decided to opt out of hosting two Davis Cup events due to security concerns following last month's anti-Muslim riots, the head of the country's tennis association said on Tuesday.
Myanmar was to host the 2013 Asia/Oceania Zone Group III and IV events from April 22-May 5 in Yangon where 19 nations were set to take part.
Sectarian violence in Buddhist-majority Myanmar killed 43 people last month. Thousands, mostly Muslims, were driven from their homes and businesses as bloodshed spread across the Southeast Asian country.
"The government informed us on April 13 that we will need to postpone the events due to security reasons," Aung Maw Thein, president of the Tennis Federation of Myanmar, told Reuters.
"While the sports ministry did not divulge the details, I think it was because of last month's problems."
Players from a number of Muslim countries like Malaysia, Bahrain and Iraq were scheduled to play in the event and the International Tennis Federation has not yet decided on alternative dates and a venue.
The world governing body could not be reached for comment. (Reporting by Sudipto Ganguly in Mumbai; editing by Ed Osmond)
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All Rise...
Judge David Johnson ran with the Diamond Dogs in high school. They were the baddest group of fantasy role players in Central New York.
The Charge
Soldier. Fighter. Seeker. Legend.
Opening Statement
Dolph Lundgren is back in the house, and this time he's rocking Inner Mongolia.
Facts of the Case
Lundgren is Xander Ronson, a trigger-happy, loose cannon because his parents had the foresight to name him Xander Ronson. A down-and-out former soldier who's trying to scratch out a living hustling local Mongolian rubes and entering arm-wrestling tournaments, Xander is always open to making a quick buck (or the geographical currency equivalent).
A lucrative opportunity presents itself when a businessman gives Xander $100,000 to lead him and his team into the heart of Mongolia to retrieve a Buddhist artifact, rumored to possess supernatural qualities. A competing band of mercenaries make a counter-offer to Xander, but he refuses and like that it's on. Xander and his crew are in a high-stakes race to track down this treasure and gunfire will erupt.
The Evidence
Dolph's latest is a slightly different approach to the kind of shoot 'em up genre films he's been churning out in his direct-to-DVD. The obligatory knife fights and gunplay and fisticuffs are present, but a touch of rollicking adventures and treasure-hunting is tossed into to give the film some spice.
Sadly, it is an effort that ultimately goes to waste. Diamond Dogs is a completely forgettable actioner, a generic throwaway of an adventure thriller that neither thrills nor supplies adventure. As fun as a movie starring Dolph Lundgren blasting around Mongolia looking for a magical religious relic sounds on paper, the execution turns out to be far less enthralling. The acting is awful, the story derivative and tedious and the action not nearly compelling enough to compensate.
Hey, with Dolph, you know what you're getting, and, to tell you the truth, his character was actually quirky and interesting. Relatively speaking, you know. Xander is an anti-hero, selfish and greedy and sarcastic and it's a good role for Dolph. Everyone else around him, though? Embarrassing. And if you're being consistently out-acted by Dolph Lundgren a career change may not be completely out of the question.
What would have supposedly separated this film from other DL vehicles—the treasure-hunting aspect—proves to be a dead end. For starters, the relic itself is boring. A far cry from the Ark of the Covenant (not trying to instigate any religious warfare here), the Buddhist artifact in question does little more that carry a supposed curse. People die, blah blah blah. And in super-neat twist, it turns out that—SPOILER!!!—it's not supernatural, just a testament to how humans are greedy dickheads. So the death happens when the bad guys try to kill the good guys and steal the valuable antiquity.
And there is a healthy dose of attempted killings, and a lot of successful killings thanks to old Dolph, but none of this murder bonanza is intriguing in the least. There's a knife-fight finale between Dolph and the Final Bad Guy that had some potential, but it's over way too soon. Beyond that, you can expect little more than basic shooting and boilerplate squib detonation.
That's it for Diamond Dogs, an unremarkable adventure that held some promise in concept—and kept it there.
On the technical end, the picture quality (1.85:1) is soft and grainy and far from the best Sony has to offer. The 5.1 audio mix is adequate. A blink-and-you-missed-it making-of documentary is it for extras. Also, this disc features a digital copy of the film for use on your computer or PSP.
Closing Statement
I think the title is the best part of the movie. And I don't even know what it means.
The Verdict
I don't know what the penalty for lame movie-making is in Mongolia, but I suspect it's steep. Good luck with that.
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May 22, 2000 -- After alcoholism killed James Prochaska's father, despite the family's best efforts to help, Prochaska resolved to find a way to help people break their bad habits.
Prochaska, a renowned psychologist at the University of Rhode Island and author of Changing for Good, hit the streets to find ordinary people who had dropped bad habits (like smoking and overeating) on their own. After years of studying these successful changers, Prochaska detected a pattern. No matter what habit they'd broken, self-changers had all progressed through the same six stages along the way. What's more, they used a unique set of strategies at each stage.
Prochaska's approach, commonly known as the "stages of change" model, is simple but powerful. Find your stage, and the model tells you what to do next. Sometimes Prochaska's self-changers would fall back a stage or two, but once they resumed the strategies specific to their stage, they'd be back on track. "The only mistake you can make is to give up on yourself," Prochaska says.
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Precontemplators haven't yet decided to make a change. You know exercise is healthy, but you aren't quite convinced the benefits outweigh the trouble of getting started.
Strategy: Put On Your Thinking Cap
- This isn't the time to "just do it." Instead, start educating yourself about how exercise will benefit you. Start with a tip from Prochaska: "Your couch can kill you."
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High school wrestling: State's best wrestlers battle it out on all-star night
113 pounds — Cameron Dickinson (Richfield-3A) def. Tanner Jeffrey (Wayne-1A)
120 pounds — Chandler Strand (Herriman-5A) def. Jayden Pentz (Morgan-3A)
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132 pounds — Dusty Hone (Cedar-3A) def. Taylor LaMont (Maple Mountain-4A)
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138 pounds — Matt Findlay (Alta-5A) def. Johnny O'hearon (Maple Mountain-4A)
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145 pounds — Teague Vigil (Syracuse-5A) def. Cameron Killian (Maple Mountain-WC)
145 pounds — Branson Ashworth (Spanish Fork-4A) def. Beau Blackham (Uintah-3A)
145 pounds — Preston Stephenson (Wayne-1A) def. Dillon Thurston (North Sevier-2A)
152 pounds — Cole Eldredge (Monticello-1A) def. McKay Prince (Hurricane-3A)
152 pounds — Matt Williams (Box Elder-4A) def. Brendon Sorenson (North Sevier-2A)
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160 pounds — Jacob Armstrong (Salem Hills-4A) def. Bailey Carlson (Pleasant Grove-5A)
160 pounds — Dakota Clark (Rich-1A) def. Tyler Gamble (Millard-2A)
170 pounds — Kaden Campbell (Union-WC) def. Travis Gillman (Beaver-2A)
170 pounds — Kimball Bastian (Maple Mountain-4A) def. Dalton Harmon (Juab-3A)
170 pounds — TJ Wind (Pleasant Grove-5A) def. Rylee Foy (Altamont-1A)
182 pounds — Wyatt Koelling (Davis-5A) def. Dylan Brown (Manti-2A)
182 pounds — Will Lang (West-5A) def. Micah Gill (Mountain View-4A)
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195 pounds — Clay Moss (Jordan-5A) def. Tony Brown (Altamont-1A)
220 pounds — Austin Taylor (Pleasant Grove-WC) def. Derek Johnson (Payson-3A)
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Main Menu
Hors Doeuvres - Cold
Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail
jumbo gulf shrimp served with cocktail sauce and lemon.
- Market Price
Prosciutto-wrapped Melons
ripe cantaloupe pieces wrapped with prosciutto di parma
- Each $2.00
a thick slice of ripe tomato and fresh mozzarella, topped with fresh basil, served on a bed of leaf lettuce with our special balsamic vinaigrette sauce
- Each $2.50
Caponata With Toast Points$35.00
a popular sicilian eggplant topping served in a crusty italian bread bowl with toast points. (serves 15-20)
Blackened Seared Tuna
seared tuna loin, chilled, sliced and plattered, topped with fresh fruit and served with wasabi sauce and crackers.
- Per Pound $25.00
Spinach Dip$35.00
creamy spinach dip served in a crusty italian bread bowl with crackers. (serves 15-20)
Mexican Layered Dip$45.00
made with fresh guacamole, served with corn tortillas. (serves 25-30)
Smoked Salmon Points
smoked salmon topped with cream cheese, capers, red onion slivers and a pinch of dill on pumpernickel points.
- 25 Pieces $49.00
Tuscan Crostini
crispy toast points topped with goat cheese, sundried tomato, and olive tapenade
- 25 Pieces $39.00
Hors Doeuvres - Hot
Lollipop Lamb Chops
seasoned with rosemary and served with mint dipping sauce.
- Each $3.50
Mini Crab Cakes
lump crab cakes served with creamy avocado dip flavored with fresh cilantro.
- Each $3.00
Mini Italian Sausage
bite-size pieces of our italian sausage homemade with pork, chicken or veal.
- Each $0.75
Stuffed Mushrooms
mushroom caps stuffed with italian sausage or spinach and cheese.
- Each $1.50
Mini Quiche
assorted mini quiches lorraine, spinach and cheese, or crab.
- Each $1.25
Bacon-wrapped Scallops
silver dollar scallops wrapped in bacon
- Each $3.00
Italian Mini Meatballs
our home-made cocktail meatballs served in marinara or creamy alfredo
- Each $1.00
phyllo stuffed with feta cheese and spinach.
- Each $1.25
Chicken Drummettes
plattered and served with barbeque or honey mustard sauce.
- Each $0.75
Honey Sesame Chicken Strips
tender strips of boneless chicken breast lightly breaded italian style and drizzled with honey and sprinkled with sesame seeds
- Each $1.25
Priced Per 8oz Serving Except Where Noted. Choice Of Dressingsitalian Vinaigrette, Caesar, Creamy Italian, Bleu Cheese
House Salad$2.50
crisp romaine and ripe tomatoes
Castellanos 1892 Salad$2.50
crisp romaine, ripe tomatoes, hearts of palm, artichoke hearts, cucumbers, black olives, and romano cheese.
Greek Salad$2.50
crisp romaine, ripe tomatoes, greek peppers, feta cheese, and calamata olives served with our homemade vinaigrette dressing
Classic Caesar$2.50
crisp romaine, croutons, a touch of anchovy, romano cheese, served with our homemade caesar dressing.
Italian Ensalata$2.50
ripe tomatoes, cucumbers, italian red onions, olive oil, red wine vinegar and italian spices
Italian Antipasto$6.99
an all-meat salad made with genoa salami, mortadella, pepperoni, mozzarella, provolone, artichoke hearts, hearts of palm, greek peppers, ripe olives, spices, extra virgin olive oil, and spices.
Pasta Salads
Priced Per 8oz Serving.
Tomato Basil Pasta$2.50
bowtie pasta, ripe tomatoes, provolone and romano cheeses in a rich homemade basil pesto sauce
Pasta Primavera$2.50
bowtie pasta and fresh garden vegetables mixed with a light olive oil and romano cheese.
Spinach Feta Pasta$2.50
oreccheitte pasta, spinach, feta, romano and provolone cheeses
Sandwiches - Our Classics
The Cuban
our famous award-winning cuban sandwich made with homemade roast pork, smoked and boiled hams, swiss cheese and genoa salami served cold or hot pressed
- Regular (8) $4.99
- Large (10) $5.99
- Super (12) $6.99
- Whole Loaf $22.50
The Italian Sub$6.99
all of the classic italian meats mortadella, soppressata, genoa salami, capicolla, and pepperoni with provolone cheese on crusty italian bread dressed with olive oil, balsamic vinegar and italian herbs.
Sandwiches - Italian Delights
Italian Veggie Delight$5.49
a scrumptious italian treat! fresh mozzarella, tomato, basil and romaine lettuce on crusty italian or french bread dressed with olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and italian h
Grilled Veggie Delight$5.99
take the italian veggie delight, add grilled zucchini, squash and olive tapenade
Grilled Eggplant Delight$5.99
take the italian veggie delight and add grilled eggplant and olive tapenade.
Prosciutto Delight$7.99
take the italian veggie delight and add italian parma prosciutto and olive tapenade
Grilled Portabella Delight$6.49
take the italian veggie delight and add grilled portabella mushrooms and olive tapenade.
Messina Delight$7.99
combine the italian sub with the italian veggie delight and add olive tapenade. you will be speaking italian after this one!
Sandwiches - Traditionals
Served On Your Choice Of White, Wheat, Rye, Pumpernickel, Croissant Or Cuban Bread
Roast Beef$5.69
top round of beef seasoned and cooked to perfection, piled high with your choice of cheese
Turkey Breast$5.69
sliced moist breast or turkey with your choice of cheese
Cuban Pork$5.69
homemade roasted pork seasoned with garlic mojo sauce and onions on cuban bread with provolone cheese served cold or hot pressed.
Ham & Cheese$4.99
our own sweet baked ham with provolone cheese
Tuna, Chicken Or Krab Salad$5.99
your choice of any of these three homemade salads dressed with mayonnaise and spices
Bird & Beef$6.49
our own roast beef and white breast of turkey with your choice of select cheese
Sandwiches - Hot Subs
Extra Toppings: Lettuce, Tomato, Onions, Peppers, Olive Tapenade $0.20 Each
our italian style meatballs served with provolone and marinara sauce on cuban bread
Chicken Parmesan$6.49
one of our best dishes made between slices of fresh cuban bread
Italian Sausage W/ Peppers & Onions$5.99
we have been using the same recipe for our italian sausage since 1892. served with peppers, onions and spicy mustard on cuban bread, there is no sandwich like it!
Steak & Cheese$6.49
seasoned philly steak or breaded palomilla with peppers, onions and cheese on cuban bread.
Classic Favorites
Baked Lasagna
cheese | meat | sausage | mushroom | vegetable | eggplant | spinach
- Small Pan (serves 9-12) $39.99
- Medium Pan (serves 12-18) $79.99
- Large Pan (serves 18-24) $99.99
Baked Ziti
meat or cheese
- Small Pan (serves 9-12) $34.99
- Medium Pan (serves 12-18) $59.99
- Large Pan (serves 18-24) $79.99
Arroz Con Pollo (chicken With Yellow Rice)
- Small Pan (serves 9-12) $29.99
- Medium Pan (serves 12-18) $49.99
- Large Pan (serves 18-24) $69.99
Chicken Or Veal Picatta
this classic italian dish consists of seasoned and floured veal or chicken breast sauteed and served with a light lemon sauce and topped with capers
- Chicken - 8oz Serving $5.50
- Chicken - 4oz Serving $3.25
- Veal - 8oz Serving $9.95
Chicken, Veal Or Eggplant Parmesan
chicken breast, veal or eggplant seasoned, breaded and sauteed, then topped with marinara, parmesan cheese and mozzarella
- Chicken - 8oz Serving $5.50
- Chicken - 4oz Serving $3.25
- Veal - 8oz Serving $9.95
- Eggplant - 8oz Serving $4.50
Chicken Or Veal Marsala
seasoned and floured veal or chicken breast sauteed and served with marsala wine and mushroom sauce.
- Chicken - 8oz Serving $5.50
- Chicken - 4oz Serving $3.25
- Veal - 8oz Serving $9.95
- Eggplant - 8oz Serving $4.50
Beef Tenderloin
marinated in a burgundy wine sauce and cooked to perfection. served whole, sliced or plattered medallions with horseradish sauce
- Per Pound $19.95
Honey Sesame Chicken
breaded italian style and smothered with honey sesame sauce
- Per 8oz Serving $5.50
breaded italian style and smothered with honey sesame sauce
- Small $3.00
- Large $5.99
Grilled Chicken Bruschetta
grilled chicken breast topped with fresh tomato bruschetta
- Per 8oz Serving $5.50
Salmon Mezzogiorno
fresh atlantic salmon covered with a light artichoke topping
- Per 8oz Serving Market Price
Tilapia A La Russa
fresh tilapia breaded and seasoned, then topped with an egg and vegetable topping
- Per Pound $8.99
Italian Sausage With Onions And Peppers
our own house-made italian sausage, smothered in sauteed onions and peppers.
- Per Pound $4.99
Chicken Basil Pasta
chunks of chicken breast tossed in our homemade pesto sauce with penne pasta
- Per Pound $4.99
Pasta Carbonara
creamy alfredo with bits of bacon over penne pasta
- Per Pound $4.99
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Michigan State running back Jeremy Langford put on a show Saturday in the Spartans' 42-28 win over Indiana.
There were just four Big Ten games on the docket, but there was plenty of action and drama, headlined by the early front-runner for Game of the Year: Penn State's four-overtime thriller over Michigan. Michigan State sent a statement with a strong home win vs. Indiana, while Wisconsin showed it will be a force to be reckoned with by dominating Northwestern. Here is a wrap on Week Seven.
Michigan was living on the edge, always a dangerous place to be. It was bound to tip over at some point and catch up to the Wolverines. And, it finally did on one insane night in State College, Pa.
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This dual-mode machine can be used for fine sanding but is best suited to heavy stock removal.
This lightweight tool is easy to hold and produces a very good finish.
This right-angle model can finish sand but is best suited to heavy stock removal.
Good performance and competitive price and features allow this legacy model to keep going strong.
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These angle grinders won't come close to replacing a corded version for all-day use, but most of them are capable enough to have around for average jobs or whenever the convenience of cordless grinding and cutting is needed.
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* Final dividend 2.25 pence vs 1.95 pence last year
May 23 Booker Group Plc, Britain's biggest cash-and-carry wholesaler, reported a 13 percent rise in full-year profit, helped by demand from small retailers and growing online sales.
Booker, which runs over 170 branches supplying caterers, convenience stores, grocers, restaurants and pubs, has defied the downturn in the UK cash and carry market and managed to grow sales, as Britons increasingly shop at local convenience stores instead of supermarkets.
The company said trading in the first seven weeks of the current financial year was ahead of last year.
The wholesaler, which acquired the struggling UK operations of German retailer Metro AG - Makro - in May 2012, said it expected the acquisition to help operating profit grow by 10 million pounds in the year ending March 2014.
"We're expecting, as we go into the second half, Makro will start to become profitable for us," Chief Executive Charles Wilson told Reuters.
Booker operated Makro as a separate unit until Britain's monopoly watchdog cleared the acquisition in April.
Pretax profit rose to 101.4 million pounds ($152.54 million) in the 52 weeks to March 29, from 89.7 million pounds in the comparable year-earlier period.
Revenue rose 3.5 percent to 4 billion pounds.
Analysts on average expected a pretax profit of 96.25 million pounds and revenue of 4.09 billion pounds, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The wholesaler raised its final dividend to 2.25 pence per share from 1.95 pence a year earlier.
Booker's shares were up 1 percent at 131 pence at 0835 GMT on the London Stock Exchange. The stock has gained about a third in value since the beginning of the year.
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The holiday house is located on a beautiful quiet hillside, on the edge of the forest, in Garmisch. The centre of Garmisch is within approx. 5 minutes walking distance. Skiers and hikers reach the lifts and mountain railway in five minutes by car. Directly from the apartment the most beautiful hiking paths lead to a high level plateau, the 'Kramerplateau'. The apartment is fully equipped with a separate living room, cable TV with a large selection of programs (some English programs), kitchen with dishwasher, some with microwaves, one bathroom, toilet, and a spacious balcony. The flat offers a superb view to the impressive summit of the 'Zugspitze' mountain. The holiday apartment has new and comfortable solid-wood furniture.
We were very pleased with this small but comfortable and well-equipped apartment. It's within easy reach of the town centre with its shops and restaurants, and a walking path leading up to the Kramerplateauweg starts directly outside the front door. A great area for walking.
Despite earlier reviews, we found the owners friendly and helpful -- and unobtrusive!
We would certainly come here again.
The apartment is an easy walk to town, has spectacular panoramic views of the mountains and is well appointed with all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay. The reason my family and I choose to stay at vacation homes rented by local inhabitants is to get a unique flavour of the community, sites and culture. In this apartment rental instance, I would agree 100% with the previous review written in German noted on this apartment on the VRBO web site . . . . there is little hospitality. The primary focus is settling contract terms and very little about being an ambassador of the community and sharing a local perspective. We received more receptiveness and enthusiasm from local shop owners than the renters. Garmisch-Partenkirchen and the surrounding area is a beautiful destination. I would highly recommend a visit but I could not in good conscience recommend this apartment.
Staying at this property was perfect.I would thoroughly recomend it. It is a great base for accessing Garmisch.It is not far into Garmisch and the walk itself is enjoyable.The setting of the house is extremely beautiful.It is at the edge of the forest and there are lovely walks up the mountain, behind the house.The flat is very clean and well decorated. The garden is good and we enjoyed access to a small patio for eating outside.The facilities were very well suited to this type of holiday(howeverThe food in Garmisch is very delicious so we did not do much cooking). The owners were very helpful and friendly and gave us good advice on where to visit. There is lots to do in and around Garmisch. Walking or taking the cable car up a variety of mountains (the zugpitze mountain is breathtaking). Sledging at the top was brilliant. Mittenwald is a very pretty, small village as is the home of wood carving, Oberamagau.Linderhof castle is impressive and has lovely grounds.This was my third visit and it remains as memorable as ever.
Die Lage ist toll. Man kann die Innenstadt von Garmisch innerhalb von wenigen Minuten zu Fuss errecihen. Die Wohnung selbst ist sehr sauber und gut ausgestattet. Die Blicke in die Bergen sind einfach atemberaubend. Problem ist aber die Vermieterfamilie. Unfreundlich und nur an das Geld interessiert. Von Betreung und Wilkommen war keine Rede. Alles musste sofort Bar bezahlt werden. Eine zusaetzlich und unausgeschriebene Kaution von mehreren hunderten von Euros wurde auch vor Ort und sofort verlangt (diese Kaution wurde nur zurueckbezahlt als meine Familie tatsaechlich vor der Haustuer stand - ohne jegliche 'Gute Reise' oder andere freundlichen Woerte!). Wenn Sie sich fuer Gastfreundschaft nicht interessieren ist die Wohnung super. Sonst, suchen Sie sich lieber was anderes. Es war so Schade!
Schöne Ferienwohnug, freundliche und hilsbereite Vermieter,
sehr gute Ausgangslage für verschiedenste Unternehmungen ( Stadtbummel, Wanderungen, Spaziergänge, Baden....)
sehr Familienfreundliche Region,
Haustiere gerne gesehen, direkt hinterm Haus beginnt der Wald
We stayed at the Zugspitz recently (21 July-26 July) and we had a wonderful time. The flat was perfect for our stay in the area, and wish we could have stayed longer. Your home is beautiful, and the atmosphere perfect for the 4 of us. We would recommend this to our friends, and if we can return to your area, we will definitely be requesting to stay there!
Business meetings and speeches in the morning, group outings and back to nature in the afternoon – the proper facilities and the beautiful landscape surrounding Garmisch-Partenkirchen make it all possible. The holiday resort town at the foot of Germany's highest mountain, the Zugspitze, is the ideal place for seminars, conferences or conventions thanks to the modern Convention Centre, unparalleled nature and hence, the shear endless possibilities for coordinating business with leisure time activities. Whether meetings are held among a selected few or within the framework of a sizable convention with international flair, Garmisch-Partenkirchen's Convention Centre has the right combination: ten modern conference rooms fully equipped for today's needs can accommodate up to 2000 people with a total of over 1000 m² exhibition space.
Other Activities: Snowboard, Skiing, Curling, Skating, Tobogganing
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Great Golf Courses Near Sandy Beach Resort
If you're headed to Myrtle Beach SC for vacation you'll want to stay with us at Sandy Beach Oceanfront Resort. We can give you the best accommodations along the beachfront offering phenomenal views. Golf lovers will appreciate the six great golf courses that are close to our resort. You won't have to travel far to spend a day on the greens then dine at one of over a thousand restaurants in the area. You're going to love it here!
The traditional, classic design-style, 6771-yard course at Whispering Pines is conveniently located a half mile from oceanfront Myrtle Beach. Tree-lined fairways, carefully placed lakes, and undulating greens await with above average slope and handicap ratings. You're sure to enjoy the combination of challenge and beauty, carved out of 200 acres of towering pines and mature hardwoods by designers Finger, Dye, and Spahn. Come to Whispering Pines at 900 Harellson Blvd., Myrtle Beach, where you can take advantage of affordable rates, convenient location, outstanding service, and challenging Myrtle Beach golf.
Arrowhead Country Club is a premier championship 27-hole golf complex located at 1201 Burcale Rd., Myrtle Beach. Bermuda fairways and MiniVerde Bermuda grass, encompass this masterpiece along the scenic Intracoastal Waterway created by the team of Ray Floyd and Tom Jackson. Arrowhead features three unique 9-hole tracks: The Waterway, The Cypress and The Lakes. Each 9-hole layout is unique and features uncommon elevations, hardwood wetlands and the most impeccably manicured holes in the area.
Carved from 800 pristine acres stretching along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway River Oaks Golf Plantation provides an exceptional opportunity for golfers of all abilities to improve their game. This course was awarded the "2015 Myrtle Beach Area Golf Course of the Year" award by the Myrtle Beach Area Golf Course Owners Association. The Plantation features 27 exciting holes designed by Gene Hamm and Tom Jackson, as well as a public driving range. Three 9-holes are here to challenge the visiting golfers, each named for animals found in their natural habitats when the course was developed – Fox, Otter and Bear. Take your pick or play all three!
Known as the Granddaddy among all the Myrtle Beach courses, Pine Lakes Country Club has been a favorite of golfers since 1927. The graceful Southern architecture of the Clubhouse symbolizes the deeply rooted history and tradition of the Grand Strand. Pine Lakes was built upon natural dunes less than a half mile from the ocean and feature numerous freshwater lakes and rolling fairways. Designed by architect Robert White, the first president of the Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) of America and a co-founder of the American Society of Golf Course Architects, Pine Lakes has surpassed its initial glory after a complete restoration. The back nine reflects White's original design and the front nine was renovated to enhance the elegant experience golfers come to expect from the Pine Lakes Country Club.
Myrtle Beach National (Kings North)
Located at 4900 National Dr, Myrtle Beach, the three courses at Myrtle Beach National represent the best of the best with the signature designs of Arnold Palmer displayed on each of the 54 challenging holes.
The West Course challenge golfers of all abilities with a classic Arnold Palmer design, ranked 4.5 stars in 2010 by Golf Digest's "Places to Play". Prepare yourself for a professional challenge from the back tees as the numerous doglegs, fairway bunkers and natural hazards come into play.
King's North made its way onto Golf Digest's prestigious list of "America's 100 Greatest Public Courses in 2004″ and Golf Digest's "Places to Play" has awarded it 4.5 stars ever since!
SouthCreek is an Arnold Palmer signature design and the favorite among its members. With just 6,400 yards from the back tees, this course challenges the accuracy of golfers rather than distance.
Grande Dunes Resort Club is an 18-hole course that was named the "National Golf Course of the Year" in 2009 by the National Golf Course Owners Association of America. The spectacular layout by the Roger Rulewich Group, is positioned on a high bluff offering up a spectacular view of the Intracoastal Waterway, Grande Dunes Marina and the four-diamond resort, Marina Inn at Grande Dunes. This golf course itself is known for its superior links-style design, offering expansive Bermuda grass fairways with subtle undulations onto large, modestly contoured greens that feature brand-new Champion Bermuda. You'll find Grande Dunes at 8700 Golf Village Lane, Myrtle Beach.
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5 Best Places to Get Food Within Walking Distance of Sandy Beach Resort
If there's one thing that unites every vacation itinerary, it's food. Whether your idea of a vacation is relaxing on the beach or in a cozy mountain lodge, the dining choices you make while on the trip can make or break the whole experience. It's ironic that this is the case, because the majority of vacationers completely forget to make dining plans before they leave. That's why we decided to create this list of the best places to get food within walking distance of the Sandy Beach Resort. If you're staying at the resort (or even in the general area), you can't go wrong with any of the following dining suggestions.
Gordon Biersch
First on our list is Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant, located along Farrow Parkway in Myrtle Beach. This South Carolina staple was opened 20 years ago, with the unique intention of following the German Purity Law. This means that Gordon Biersch uses only the highest-quality Weyermann Malt from Bamberg, Germany and authentic Bavarian Hersbrucker hops and filtered water. The restaurant itself serves traditional bar food, with a high-class twist. A good example is their "Beer-Battered Fish Sliders", a delicious take on a bar-food classic.
The Bowery
Our next restaurant suggestion for those in the Sandy Beach Resort area is The Bowery, located on 9th Avenue in North Myrtle Beach. This country-music mecca opened in 1944, and it's live music stage has been played by country music's best and brightest ever since. In fact, the band Alabama, who were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2005, had their start as the Bowery's house band from 1973-1980 and still play there many times a year. Speaking of accolades, a waiter for The Bowery named Scuba Osborne is in the Guinness Book of World Records for carrying 34 mugs of beer without a tray. The restaurant itself serves delicious traditional style bar food, like "Tammy's Grilled Bologna Sandwich".
Villa Romana
Third on our list is the delightfully authentic Villa Romana Italian Restaurant, located along S Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach SC. This restaurant originally opened in 1985, and has been serving up savory traditional Italian cuisine ever since. The recipes for the four-to-five course dinners at Villa Romana are mainly family recipes passed down through the generations from the famous Italian chef Mamma Lucia. Villa Romana's italian cuisine, combined with it's traditional statues, chandeliers, columns, and a centerpiece fountain will truly transport you to the heart of Italy (all within walking distance of Sandy Beach Resort).
Pier House Restaurant
The second to last restaurant on our list is the famous Pier House Restaurant, located on the 2nd Avenue pier on North Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach. The pier itself has been in existence since 1936, even though it's been destroyed and rebuilt three times due to hurricanes Hazel, David, and Hugo. Because of the restaurant's location on the pier, you'll have unrivaled views of the Atlantic Ocean from any seat. On the menu you'll find beach-themed breakfast, salads, sandwiches, and steaks. An example is their "Wahoo" breakfast omelet, with andouille sausage, shrimp, peppers, onions, tomatoes, and pepper jack cheese.
Captain Benjamin's Calabash Seafood
Last but certainly not least on our list of the top places to get food around Sandy Beach Resort is Captain Benjamin's Calabash Seafood, located on S Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach. This truly Carolinian style of cooking is defined by lightly-breaded seafood with large portions – and nobody does it like Captain Benjamin. The restaurant opened it's doors back in 1988, and has been a treasured part of Myrtle Beach dining ever since.
In case none of these restaurants are enough to wet your tastebuds, here are a few honorable mentions:
Mexican Restaurant & Cantina
I Love Sugar
Candy super-store perfect for your kids or inner child.
Landshark Bar & Grill
Traditional American cuisine with a coastal twist.
Peaches Corner
Classic diner food, complete with nostalgia-inducing root-beer floats.
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11 Things That Remind You Of Myrtle Beach
What comes to your mind when you think of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina? Is it the heat of summertime? Maybe the aroma salt water mixed with the scent of suntan lotion? Or is it something more practical like the many activities you look forward to participating in once you arrive? Following are 11 of the most popular events that turn our thoughts to Myrtle Beach for a vacation any time of the year.
1. Sunrises
You haven't had your breath taken away quite like you will when you arrive to the beach early in the morning and watch the sun come up. It's an awesome way to start the day.
2. Best Golf…Ever!
More than 110 championship golf courses can't be wrong! This is the best place to play golf while challenging your best game on the East Coast.
3. Yummy Barbecue
In the South, we know our barbecue. No matter what type you're looking for you'll find it right here in the Grand Strand area. Mark your calendar now so you don't miss the Beach Boogie & BBQ Festival in September!
4. Myrtle Beach Skywheel
For the best view of the South Carolina coastline, come on down to 1110 N. Ocean Blvd. and take a ride on the SkyWheel — no matter what the weather.
5. Hot Summer Nights at the Boardwalk
Free events every night all summer long! Kidz Carnival on Monday night. Live Music concert series Tues., Thurs., and Sat. Fireworks shows with live music on Wednesday. Boardwalk's Got Talent on Friday. "Boardwalk Elvis" performs every Friday and Sunday along with other acts.
6. Waterparks
Sure to be some of the most fun you'll ever have with water! Come check out Myrtle Waves, Wild Water & Wheels and other local water parks for a great way to spend the day.
7. Myrtle Beach Pelicans
The Myrtle Beach Pelicans are a Class A advanced affiliate of the Chicago Cubs. Home games are played on TicketReturn.com Field, 1251 21st Ave North, Myrtle Beach, with fireworks following the games.
8. Brookgreen Gardens
This sculpture garden and wildlife preserve is located just south of Murrells Inlet. Named one of the Top 10 Gardens in the US by TripAdvisor, it's a restful place to spend the day. Located at 1931 Brookgreen Drive, Murrells Inlet.
9. Myrtle Beach Watersports
Myrtle Beach Watersports offers adventure tours, jet ski rentals, dolphin watch tours, Shawn's Backwater Adventure, jet ski dolphin watch tours, surf lessons & rentals, parasailing, banana boats and pontoon boat rentals. Located at 8201 Marina Parkway, Myrtle Beach.
10. Bike Week
Each year thousands of motorcycle affectionados attend the Myrtle Beach Spring Rally and Fall Rally right here in Myrtle Beach.
11. Murrells Inlet Marshwalk
Here's where you'll find the best seafood restaurants along the coast. Known as the "Seafood Capitol of South Carolina" Murrells Inlet Marshwalk will occupy your entire evening with a stroll, dinner, shopping and live music.
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5 Family Friendly Things To Do In Myrtle Beach
When you're bringing your family to Myrtle Beach for a vacation playing in the ocean surf and building sandcastles is just the beginning of all the fun you will have. The Grand Strand area offers a wealth of opportunities for family fun. Hard as it was to decide, we picked the top five family friendly things to do in Myrtle Beach when you decide it's time to venture away from the oceanfront and check out what the area has to offer.
Wild Water & Wheels
910 Highway 17 South
Surfside Beach, SC 29575
This is an amusement park and a water park combined! There are 24 water slides including the Dark Hole that was recently described by Southern Living Magazine as the "best scary ride" in Myrtle Beach. There's the Free Fall Cliff Dive where sliders can reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour! Visitors can relax on a 950-foot lazy river, splash around in eight unique types of waves in the wave pool, unwind in the adult lounge pool, or get their bouncy on in bumper boats.
If you like Go Karts the Race Zone offers five different types of go-karts. There is a specially designed junior racers track for kids ages six to nine and a speed racers course for ages 12 and up.
Enjoy the kiddie rides, a miniature golf course with 18 holes, cabanas to rent, a food court with snack bar, gift shop and picnic area.
Waccatee Zoo
8500 Enterprise Road
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
This amazing animal sanctuary on 500 acres features a collection of more than 100 species of exotic and domestic animals housed along winding, scenic trails and beneath shady trees. Take in the natural setting and engaging wildlife with your family, enjoy food from the snack shop and see tons of creatures up close and personal including herds of buffalo and zebra, leopards, lions, cougars, and tigers. Oh my! Don't miss Chico the chimp, the zoo's own mascot.
Broadway at the Beach
Highway 17 Bypass and 21st Avenue
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
There is plenty to see and do for the whole family at Broadway at the Beach that goes way beyond the numerous shops and restaurants. Check these out:
Magiquest – An interactive live-action, role playing game where players of all ages can embark on quests and adventures in an enchanted fantasy world using "real" magic wands to solve the mysteries of the game.
Ripley's Aquarium – Complete fun, adventure and education can be discovered here for the entire family. The 1.4 million gallon aquarium features 12-foot sharks and over 10,000 exotic sea creatures.
Wonderworks – Try the more than 100 interactive exhibits, rides, games and attractions at this museum — aka "The Upside Down House" — one of the most popular things to do with kids in Myrtle Beach!
The Hollywood Wax Museum – Get into the action and take pictures with your favorite stars. Peek into the Prop Vault, dance with the stars, tiptoe through a laser maze, and more.
Pavilion Nostgalia Park – Relive past memories with some of the best rides and attractions from the original Myrtle Beach Pavilion Amusement Park including the Pirate Ship, Frog Hopper, the Herschel-Spillman Carousel and Baden Band German pipe organ.
Family Kingdom
300 S Ocean Boulevard
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Family Kingdom Amusement Park and Water Park are the only oceanfront attractions in the Grand Strand. At Family Kingdom Amusement Park there are more than 35 rides ranging from kiddie attractions to spine-chilling thrill rides. The historic Swamp Fox wooden roller coaster is popular among visitors looking to take a hair-raising ride, while the modern, steel Twist 'N Shout roller coaster is one of six new rides recently unveiled. New additions include the Slingshot DropZone, which drops passengers to a 110-foot free fall, the Kite Flyer that will have you soaring through the sky in Superman style, Dune Buggies & Magic Bikes, and the Frog Hopper and Flight School rides.
At Splashes Water Park you can zip down the twisting Flume Slides and zoom down the towering Speed Slides before splashing into the cool landing pools. Smaller slides and a kiddie aquatic playground are available for the smaller set and a huge Lazy River allows the less brave a relaxing change of pace.
Unlike other amusement and water parks in the area, admission to both Family Kingdom attractions is free so parents or grandparents who want to come along for the fun but not the rides can enjoy family time. All-day passes to either or both parks are available and specific armbands allow for limited or unlimited rides.
Shipwreck Island Adventure Golf
3301 South Ocean Blvd.
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Visitors can join a stranded band of pirates on their quest to find their buried treasure and misplaced booty on Shipwreck Island. Climb aboard the wrecked ship, the Myrtle Maiden, then putt your way through palm trees, flowing streams and waterfalls while following the treasure map. Shipwreck Island is one of the newest and more modern courses on the Grand Strand. Get ready because this may just be the most fun you've ever had playing miniature golf!
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Duplin Winery Comes to North Myrtle Beach
If you have never experienced the taste of sweet southern Muscadines, you are in for a treat. This spring, Duplin Winery will be opening a tasting center right here in our backyard of North Myrtle Beach. Duplin Winery has been making wine from the native Muscadine grapes for over 40 years. Duplin Winery is a family owned business located in the sleepy town of Rose Hill, NC. Don't let their small town roots fool you; Duplin is currently the largest winery in the South. Duplin Winery entertains over 90,000 visitors annually with wine tastings and tours of their production facilities. The new tasting center will be located near Barefoot Landing adjacent to Alligator Adventure.
Muscadine Grapes are indigenous to the southeast, with a growing region extending from Virginia to Florida, and west to the Mississippi. Duplin Winery reintroduced Muscadine wines into the market in 1976 and hasn't looked back. The wines capture the sweet fruitiness of the grape and taste like the fruit fresh off the vine. Duplin Winery has the honor of producing the top selling wines in North Carolina. Add a trip to Duplin Winery to learn more about their award winning wines. Your North Myrtle Beach vacation will be more memorable with a glass or two of the cool, sweet, and easy wine. For additional information, visit their website: www.DuplinWinery.com.
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"Once again I was not disappointed staying at the Sandy Beach Resort. I have tried staying at other hotels so save a little bit of money, but always end up leaving that place even before we spend the night, and driving to the Sandy Beach Resort where we know it is clean and friendly."
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Fall is my favorite time of year. I love the cooler weather, the changing leaves and all the fun fall activities. Nothing says fall like a good corn maze, and we've got one that's sure to be near you!
11 Family Friendly Corn Mazes in Georgia
Although it's not always so cool in Atlanta, it's still fun to get out and enjoy the fall activities. Below is a list of several corn mazes in Georgia, many within an hour or two of Atlanta. We added quite a few mazes last year based on reader comments, so if you know others, please tell us. Generally you should leave between 1.5 and 2 hours to complete the maze. Most places have other activities like hayrides, bonfires and pumpkins, so visit the website for complete details. Here is a similar list of pumpkin patches near Atlanta. Have fun in the corn!
What: Rock Ranch
Where: 5020 Barnesville Hwy., The Rock, Ga. (between Barnesville and Thomaston, south of Atlanta) | 706-647-6374
When: Saturdays Sept. 26 – November 7, 2015
Look for coupons at your local Chick-fil-A
The Rock Ranch is not your average corn maze and a hayride. Its an adventure destination like none other. From a miniature locomotive train ride, to flying through the air on amazing ziplines, to exploring a complete miniature town just for kids. For something truly amazing, spend the night in one of their Conestoga Wagons and be ready for the Rock Ranch fall festivals. Each weekend is a different theme.
What: Cagle's Dairy Corn Maze
Where: 362 Stringer Rd., Hickory Flat, Ga. (near Canton) | 770-345-5591
When: Sept. 4 – Nov. 15, 2015
Fri. 5 – 11 pm | Sat. 10 – 11 pm | Sun. 10 – 6 pm
The most direct route through the MAZE can be walked in about 45 minutes, but most wandering MAZE-goers will require about an hour to poke along the more than 3 miles of paths.Come for the day! Enjoy a farm tour, the MAZE, play on the jumpee pillow, enjoy some finger-lickin' good farm food and gather 'round a bonfire with friends! Food Concession: BBQ, snacks + chips, candy, drinks, hot chocolate, hot dogs, hamburgers. For those looking for a scary adventure, they also have the Haunted Barn.
What: Buck's Corn Maze
Where: 1923 New Hope Rd. Dawsonville, Ga. | 706-344-8834
When: Sept. 19 – Nov. 8, 2015
September: Sat. 10 am – 9 pm | Sun. 10 am – 6 pm
October: Fri. 10 am – 8 pm | Sat. 10 am – 10 pm | Sun. – Thurs. 10 am – 6 pm
November: Sat. 10 am – 9 pm | Sun. 10 am – 6 pm
Buck's Corn Maze is a 12 acre maze planted in a 20 acre field of corn next to Cochran Creek with a beautiful view of the Appalachian Mountains. Saturday nights in October, the maze is haunted after dark.
What: Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze
Where: 4520 Highway 53 SE, Dawsonville, Ga. | 770-772-6223
When: Sept. 12 – Nov. 22 2015
September: Fri. 4 pm – 10 pm | Sat. 10 am – 10 pm | Sun. 10 am – 6 pm
October: Fri. & Sat. 10 am – 10 pm | Sun. – Thurs. 10 am – 6 pm
November: Fri. 4 pm – 10 pm | Sat. 10 am – 10 pm | Sun. 10 am – 6 pm
We visited Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze a few years ago. Here is my post on that visit, as well as video of the Uncle Shucks Corn Maze. The video is from when their corn maze was MUCH smaller. The 2015 corn maze at Uncle Shuck's is based on Greek Mythology – Medusa with her snake hair. Uncle Shuck's Maze is a 12 acre field of corn that has approximately 4 miles of trails, twisting and turning, and sometimes, coming to a deadend! Visit their website for a $1.00 off coupon. On Friday and Saturday nights in October they have a Haunted Corn Maze.
What: Buford Corn Maze
Where: 4470 Bennett Road, Buford, GA |678-835-7198
When: Sept. 5 – Nov. 15, 2015
Sept. Sat. and Sun. 10 pm
Families can enjoy time together walking around Buford's five acre corn maze. Come on out just one time and you'll understand why so many people enjoy visiting this special agritourism spot – perfect fun for all ages! Other activities include pumpkins, hayride, corn box, bounce house, live animals and stage for shows.
What: Corn Dawgs Corn Maze
Where: 955 Leone Ave., Loganville, Ga. (770) 786-9000
When: Sept. 18 – Nov. 1, 2015
Fri. 5 – 10 pm | Sat. 10 am – 10 pm | Sun. 10 am – 7 pm
Corn Dawgs has A LOT more than just a 7 acre Maze, so check out their website for details. They even have a rodeo Sept. 4 -5, 2015. The general admission price includes the corn maze as well as hay rides, horse swing, black mamba swings, cow train, petting zoo and about 20 other activities. There are a few activities that require additional tokens (tokens are $1 each) such as apple slingshot, bungees, corn cannon, gem mining, jumping pillow, bottle blaster, spider Mountain, ziplines and pony rides.
Here's a comment from one of our readers about Corn Dawgs Corn Maze. "Our family visited Corn Dawgs last weekend and I was amazed at all the activities that were included in the admission price. There was so much to do there that we stayed twice as long as we had planned. There are things for kids of all ages – I have a teenager and a little boy and they both had fun. They are opening a haunted maze this weekend and my kids all want to go back. Definitely worth the trip!"
What: The Enchanted Maize
Where: Rock City, 271 Chattanooga Valley Rd., Flintstone, GA 30725 | 706- 820-2531
When: Sept. 24 – Oct. 31, 2015
September: Thurs. 9am – 6 pm | Fri. 9 am – 8 pm | Sat. 10:30 am – 8 pm | Sun. 12 pm – 6:30 pm
October: Thurs. 9 am – 6:30 pm | Fri. 9 am – 6 pm | Sat. 10:30 am – 6 pm | Sun. 12 pm – 6:30 pm
Nov. 10:30 am – 6 pm | Sun. 12 pm – 6:30 pm
Additional activities include:Critter Corral, Inflatables, Hayrides, Kiddie Cow Train, Face Painting, Pumpkin Painting, Corn Slingshot, and Kids Pumpkin Patch Maze! The Enchanted MAiZE site at Blowing Springs farm transforms into the Blowing SCREAMS Farm at night in October. Due to the nature of some of the attractions, parental discretion is advised for Blowing SCREAMS Farm for children ages 10 and under.
What: Washington Farms
Where: 5671 Hog Mountain Rd. (Hwy 53), Watkinsville, GA 30677 (706) 769-0627
When: Opens Sept. 26 – Nov. 1, 2015
Fri. 4 pm – Dark (Flashlight Nights until 11 pm) | Sat. 10 am – Dark (Flashlight Nights until 11 pm) | Sun. 1 – 6 pm
Grab your family and friends and GET LOST in this 8.5 acre corn maze! While you're making your way through the maze, solve clues that help you find your way out. There are staff members to help if needed. Friday and Saturday nights stay late for flashlight nights. Other activities include campfires and smores, a vortex tunnel, and jumping pillow. For homeschoolers or playgroups, there is a home school day. Contact them for details.
What: Jaemor Farms
Where: 5340 Cornelia Hwy. (Hwy 365), Alto, GA 30510 (770) 869-3999
When: Sept. 12- Nov. 8, 2015
September: Sat. 10 am – 10 pm | Sun. 1 – 6 pm
October: Fri. and Sat. 10 am – 10 pm | Sun. 1 – 7 pm | Mon. – Thurs. 10 am – 6 pm (note Oct. 12 – 29)
November: Fri. and Sat. 10 am – 10 pm | Sun. 1 – 7 pm
The 2015 maze is a football theme. Jaemor's corn maze is 8 acres. In addition there is a pumpkin train, hayrides, apple cannons, duck races, farm slide, honeybee observation hive, a cotton exhibit, photo areas, and petting zoo.
What: Col Cobs Corn Maze
Where: Mitcham Farm, 797 Macedonia Church Road, Oxford, Ga. | 770-855-1530
When: Sept. 25 – Nov. 8, 2015
Fri & Sat. 12 – 10 pm | Sun. 1 – 5 pm
Be prepared to get lost on a fantastic adventure. Inside this 7-acre maze, you will find twisting pathways, questions and answers, and picture rubbings. It's a maze, it's a game, it's educational, and it's FUN! Every year features a new corn maze theme. The 2015 maze theme is "Space Exploration." Friday and Saturday nights enjoy Flashlight Nights.
What: Old Freeman Family Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch
Where: 644 Scarboro Hwy., Cooperville, GA (Near Statesboro)
When: Oct. 3 – Nov. 1, 2015
Sat. 10 am – 8 pm | Sun. 1 – 6 pm
The Corn Maze consists of approximately 5 acres of corn and is designed for the novice corn maze adventurer and challenging for the more hard-core enthusiast. You can also feed farm animals for an additional cost. Pick your own pumpkins too.
What: Kernal Kob Corn Maze
Where: 1153 Salem Church Rd., Jasper, Ga. | 706-692-4464
When: Oct. 3 – Nov. 1, 2014
Sat. 10 am – 8 pm | Sun. 1 – 6 pm
Kernal Kob Corn Maze also has a hayride, petting zoo, pony rides and tractor train ride, all for an additional fee. Combo tickets are available. A Haunted Maze is offered on weekends in October from 8 pm – 11 pm.
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Modeling Algorithms for Unmanned Aircraft/Weapons Management Systems
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Torch Technologies, Inc.
4035 Chris Drive, Suite C, Huntsville, AL, 35802-
Principal Investigator:
Jaye Bass
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(256) 319-6005
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AbstractThis rapidly growing company has developed a model driven open architecture system that implements weapons on unmanned air systems. It consists of the unmanned system control and air vehicle elements and is highly consistent with the emerging Department of Defense mandates for unmanned air systems open architectures and associated data link and weapon interface standards. Demonstrated in the lab with Fire Scout and fligt tested with Shadow and Tiger Shark. It has been demonstrated with 4 weapons across 3 major defense companies. The model driven design facilitates cross platform portability and its design for reconfiguration make it weapon agnostic and open for new non lethal payloads such as electronic warfare. Funds are in hand for flight test in 2014 with the Shadow system with additoinal planning in 2014 for non lethal payloads.
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I was requesting somebody to help me discuss how the prime number rule helps to solve easily the sudoku game in just a few minutes and an example showing the relevant steps on how the rule is used
closed as unclear what you're asking by Najib Idrissi, graydad, Matt Samuel, ncmathsadist, quid Mar 21 '15 at 20:13
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it's hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question.If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Here's a working example. Let $p(i)$ be the $i$th prime number. Suppose you have reached the following state and want to solve the puzzle:
$$\left( \begin{array}{cccc} & 2 & 3 & 4 \\ 3 & 1 & 4 & 2 \\ 2 & 4 & 1 & 3 \\ 4 & 3 & 2 & 1 \\ \end{array} \right)$$
We know that the product of $p(i)$ over all entries in the completed grid will be $P = p(1)^4p(2)^4p(3)^4p(4)^4$. Therefore, to find the missing entry, simply divide P by the product of $p(i)$ where $i$ ranges over all the entries that appear so far:
$${{p(1)^4p(2)^4p(3)^4p(4)^4} \over {p(2)p(3)p(4)p(3)p(1)p(4)p(2)p(2)p(4)p(1)p(3)p(4)p(3)p(2)p(1)}} = {{1 944 810 000} \over {972 405 000}} = 2.$$
Now use the fact that 2 uniquely factorizes to (2). We can conclude that there is exactly one missing number, and it must be $i$ where $p(i) = 2$. A short search finds that $i = 1$.
This example gives you an idea of how efficient the method is. (Granted, we could have accelerated it by only calculating the product over the first row or column instead of the whole grid.)
Perhaps this is what you mean by "the prime number rule:"
From the Gödel numbers section on Sodoku Dragon
The prime number rule is an improvement over simple multiplication as used as an analysis technique. For instance, because all of the numbers involved are square-free, finding the least common multiple or greatest common divisor equates to finding the union or intersection of the set of prime factors.
However as the page goes on to point out, you can use powers of two as an improvement over simple addition as an analysis technique, as this allows you for instance to use bitwise arithmetic to represent the union or intersection of two sets of powers of two.


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The MacBook Air has the magsafe and a USB port on one side of the chassis and the mini display and another USB port on the other side of the chassis. Does the 3-port cable for the Cinema Display work, seeing as how the magsafe and the mini display are on opposite sides instead of all lined up like on the MacBook Pro? If so, is it graceful or ungainly?
Yes, it works, but it's not graceful, it's ungainly:
Source: Apple Insider
I didn't know myself, but a little google-fu revealed the answer (hat tip: AppleInsider, scroll down for image on page.)