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Inn on Main continues to be our first choice of hotels in the area for our summer vacation. This trip was our fourth staying at the Inn. Stayed a long week in July this year. Greatly enjoyed our room - clean and beautiful as expected.
Nice location, charming room, courteous helpful staff.
I would recommend this B&B to anyone and I'm hard to please, when it comes to accommodations. The inn is immaculate and updated. Though I did not have any breakfast, my boyfriend and the other guests said it was outstanding. The tables were packed each morning and the porch seating is ingenious (2 or 4-seat tables are out on the covered wrap around porch, which is wonderful.) If you ever fret about the quality and comfort of beds at inns/B&Bs, don't even think about it - we actually meant to ask the brand/model of mattress for our own house because we're in the market for a new one! I wish we hadn't forget to ask/check, I guess we'll just have to go back. Note that it is a 10-minute walk to the beach, probably not great if you have a big family and a lot of stuff to lug - but they do have trolley carts you can borrow. We enjoy the walk, so it was great for us and I'd rather be closer to Main Street and the dining for the evening (it's about 60 seconds to main street and Kaya's Kitchen, virtually next door, is a must visit spot for vegetarian/vegan cuisine.)
We weren't expecting a suite and didn't plan to spend a lot of time in our room before we came. However, we didn't expect a room the size of some closets in a larger house. The expression "not enough room to change your mind" would be very apropos. But that is the only negative I can think of. The included breakfast they have is outstanding and my wife wants to come back just for that when we are in the area again. The service from maid to wait staff to general staff is exceptional. I must note a detail: my wife left a jacket there that at many hotels/inns would never have been reported. However, as we were driving home I got a call advising that it had been left. They expeditiously mailed it back to us. One more thing on dining: we ate dinner there one night. It is undeniably pricey - expect to pay three figures for dinner - but ecellent.
We stayed for a weekend and room was just what we expected. The staff was warm, friendly and made you feel at home. Breakfasts were great.
We were there only one night but the room was very nice and clean. We had a small balcony where we were able to sit and have a few cocktales. A very nice place and close to a lot of places to eat and shop
Directions and access was easy and they were quick to respond to questions. Also allowed us to check in early so that we could get ready for a wedding which was really appreciated. Nice, clean room with good toiletries and great access to everything in the Main Street. Thanks again and I would definitely recommend.
Stores and restaurants just outside the door and only a short drive to the beach. A Perfect wedding guest location.
The Bentley Inn in Bay Head NJ is a good a secret as the Bluffs Hotel and beach bar was for summer outings. Glenn and his simple staff have a very special place to stay at for families, couples and business travelers alike. One of a kind Inn 60 miles south from NY city. Large (but not too large) modernized true historic "Bay Header Inn". Staying there is always a charm and pleasure. Enjoy things anytime of the year. Thank you to the Bentley for always making my stay something simple yet special. Value Value Value...Thx...Thx...Thx!!! JNFJR
We had a delightful stay at the Inn. Room was elegant, quiet, and spacious.
One block from the Ocean. My room was spacious with a view of the Ocean. Lovely breakfast and afternoon treats. The Staff was very helpful. Spring lake is just beautiful! Beach was very clean. The Spring lake Inn supplied us with beach towels, chairs and Badges. My family Will be back soon.
We were in Manasquan to spend time with family. Our stay at the Inn on Main Hotel was wonderful. Our room was just as beautiful as pictured, extremely clean and quiet. It was great to be right on main street and walk to a few shops and dining. The staff was very friendly. I had accidentally left one of my diamond earrings on the unmade bed. Room service kindly placed it on my nightstand. We really enjoyed our stay. Thanks
My husband and I recently stayed at the Spring Lake Inn. We stayed at the Inn a couple of times before and it was just as nice as before. The inn is located just about a block and a half away from the beach and they provide you with beach tags, towels and beach chairs to take with you. We used a bedandbreakfast.com gift certificate and Donna was accommodating with helping us with the reservation and also the use of the gift card towards the deposit and balance left over. There's snack time at 3:00pm and the breakfasts are outstanding! They offer a choice of one savory and one sweet entree, plus there's a fruit and pastry spread available starting at 7:30am. It's a beautiful 15 minute walk to town from the Inn. If you don't drive and decide to take the NJ Transit to Spring Lake, it's about a 15 minute walk through a beautiful neighborhood to get to the Inn so it's convenient. I recommend the Spring Lake Inn and will be back for another stay.
We had a wonderful weekend at The Bentley Inn! The rooms were comfortable, the staff was super friendly, and the French toast was delicious for breakfast! I would definitely return for another quiet getaway weekend.
One of the nicest and clean places I have ever stayed. Thank you and can't wait to visit again!
My husband and I decided to stay down at the shore last minute for this past New Year's Eve and stumbled across The Bentley Inn online. Us New Jerseyans know the shore is perfect any time of year, but Glenn made a special New Year's even more special. I'm only remiss in not posting this review sooner. To have an at home feel away from home, which included amazingly historic charm, a breakfast like no other, and a feeling of instant friendship -- stay at The Bentley Inn! Thank you, Glenn! Katherine & Tony
The rooms here are great with lots of room and all but one has a fireplace. We were in 204 overlooking Main Street. There is no breakfast included though there is a restaurant on the first floor that serves breakfast. And they have outside seating. Closed Mondays, but there are a half dozen restaurants within easy walking distance. And the beach is about a ten minute walk.
Will defiantly be returning. Location was perfect , room was so comfortable , and dining was delish! Can't wait for the next getaway!
This Inn provided us a beautifully appointed room with every amenity we could imagine, a fantastic breakfast and afternoon tea, information about the area, and free bikes, to boot! Conveniently located, it is near the beach and town. We slept well on the comfortable bed and enjoyed delicious and beautifully presented food. Definitely worth the trip!
Wonderful 2-night stay. Great location on 10th Avenue - just a short walk to beach and the center of town. Homemade breakfast is excellent. Rooms are very clean and comfortable. Innkeepers are very welcoming and know the area.
I stayed at the Tandem Bike Inn last weekend for a family affair. The b&b is fantastic. Location is perfect, amenities top notch, and the food was outstanding. everything is within walking location, so you just have to park your car and enjoy all the sites and sounds of Belmar and the beach!!! Anne Marie and Mike are perfect host and hostess. Eager to return!
Room was very nice, there was no check in and no one to call when we needed more creamer and towels. Dining was outstanding and on premises, there were tiny ants in the bathroom area and around the fridge. Other than that all was very nice and we would book again. Loved the balcony and fireplace. Parking was a bit of an issue.
My visit to this beautiful inn was one of the highlights of my visit to New Jersey and the Jersey Shore. I was surrounded in comfort and thoughtful extras from the moment I entered the front door. Thank you for such a refreshing stay.
This was my third or fourth time at the inn, and enjoy experiencing the various comfortable and unique rooms each time that I visit.
I had a wonderful stay at the Inn on Main St. Great location with many different restaurants and shops in town. Easy access to get on the train into the city for business and maybe a mile walk to the water. Could not have been a better stay. Oh yeah, the room I stayed in was great. Very comfortable and relaxing after a long day.
My husband and I cannot say enough wonderful comments about our stay at The Tower Cottage. The décor is elegant. The cleanliness is superior. The afternoon and evening fresh baked treats are amazing. I only wish I had taken pictures of the phenomenal breakfast. The fresh fruit was displayed in a pineapple. The homemade sorbet was fantastic. My husband is still raving about the delicious stuffed French toast. Maureen and Tony are friendly, interesting, and simply a delight. WE WILL RETURN!!
My reason for staying at The Bentley Inn was to be nearby for my dad's wake and funeral and Glenn couldn't have been any more kind and accommodating! From the wonderful breakfasts every morning (the french toast is to die for) to allowing my visiting, college age niece and her boyfriend to use the Wifi to finish their assignments, Glenn made this otherwise difficult time as relaxing and enjoyable as it could be. The location is suburb, the beds are comfortable and the ocean view from our room helped soothe the soul. Thank you Glenn, for being who you are, and for giving people like my husband and I a quiet respite during a stressful and hectic time.
This is my review from Yelp as well: My fiance and I stayed here over the weekend and it was just a great experience. The room was very clean, smelled fresh and the decor was cozy, but romantic. We were lucky to have a fireplace in our room which we used for a couple hours before dinner. I also found it nice that the room had wine glasses and a wine opener which helped before dinner :). The Inn was very clean and everything you needed was right there (Breakfast, lunch and dinner). The check-in and out was super easy since the process was key-less. Free wifi is a plus too! With all that said, I will definitely be back at the Inn for future stays and hope to try Blend next time!


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A fire which raged at a Hastings service station terrified
bystanders with dramatic explosions and black fumes.
Hastings Fire Brigade senior station officer Jamie Nichol
said the Fire Service was called to a burning truck on the
forecourt of the Caltex service station on Omahu Rd, about
11.15am yesterday.
The truck was parked at the station's diesel truck-stop,
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The truck driver told Hawke's Bay Today he had filled one of
the vehicle's fuel tanks and was about to fill the other when
the fire erupted.
He was unsure how the blaze had started and ran away from the
truck immediately.
"I just bolted."
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"While I was talking with them [emergency services]
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"She was asking me every detail under the sun and I said,
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"It's terrifying. If it had blown, it would have ended up in
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Mr Nichol said the Hastings Fire Brigade was checking
equipment when it received calls about the blaze.
The crew looked west and saw a plume of black smoke in the
As they arrived at the service station, the truck was fully
ablaze and the fire had spread to a nearby car wash.
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A total of 12 firefighters had the fire under control within
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Mr Nichol said the truck, which was towing a transport
trailer, was severely damaged. The explosions were caused by
the truck's tyres bursting.
The Fire Service had still to determine the cause of the fire
yesterday, although "a few possible causes" had been
identified, and investigation was ongoing.
A Caltex spokesperson said staff followed procedure during
the incident.
An attendant pushed an emergency stop button which isolated
the fuel pumps and stopped any flow of fuel.
The car wash and the pump kiosk were damaged, but efforts
wouldn't be made to repair them until they had been looked
over by the fire investigator.
The service station's retail fuel pumps were operating again
yesterday evening.
Mr Nichol confirmed Caltex staff had isolated the fuel pumps
prior to the Fire Service's arrival.
The truck driver and other bystanders were "very lucky" they
weren't injured during the fire.
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SALT LAKE CITY-- Shares of Fusion-io Inc., a provider of data center technology, tumbled in after-hours trading Wednesday after it said earnings fell 45 percent in its fiscal first quarter, and it offered a weak outlook for the current quarter.
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In New York, Djokovic was coming off another four-hour semifinal victory, and the key stat in the first set Monday was that he made 14 unforced errors, 10 more than Nadal.
There were no surprising or innovative tactics from Nadal. In the simplest of terms, he reached nearly every ball Djokovic delivered, and Nadal's replies nearly never missed the intended spot, accented by his huge uppercut of a swing and loud grunts of "Aaaah!"
By match's end, Djokovic had made 53 unforced errors, Nadal only 20.
"Credit to my opponent. He was making me run," said Djokovic, who won the Australian Open in January and will remain No. 1 in the world rankings despite Monday's loss. "I had my ups and downs."
The Serb's biggest ups came in the second set. Nadal was broken a grand total of once through his first six matches in the tournament — a string that reached 88 games by early in the final's second set. But with Djokovic raising his level, and gaining control of more of the many extended exchanges, he broke Nadal three times in a row.
The first came for a 4-2 lead in the second set, thanks to the crescendo of the longest point of these two weeks, which ended when Nadal's backhand found the net on the 55th stroke.
Djokovic used superb defense to elongate the point, tossing his body around to bail himself out repeatedly by blunting Nadal's violent strokes. When the memorable point ended, Djokovic bellowed and raised both arms, and thousands of fans rose to their feet, chanting his nickname, "No-le! No-le!"
Now Djokovic was energized, and Nadal was suddenly in a tad of trouble.
But the final momentum swing came with Nadal serving at 4-all in the third set. Djokovic earned three break points, thanks in part to a tremendous lob-volley and another point when Nadal slipped and tumbled to his backside.
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"I didn't do anything I felt (was) wrong in these few points," Djokovic said. "He didn't make a mistake."
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Low volume, but still confused by this.
Sure. When you know nothing about investing you trade. That's what I did as a teenager.
Well, not being especially rich like you and you're more-publicized buddy Warren, there is no way I'm going to wait around for years and suffer thru ups and downs to realize a return and risk finding out I didn't bet on the right horse.
I would bet you a Payday candy bar that Warren started out as a trader; despite how he tells people to invest now.
Tea is a commodity, not a corporation. The statement doesn't justify anything. It cleverly points out that day to day trading has nothing to do business fundamentals over time.
Joe Kennedy the chartist. LOL.
I do like appl for a bounce at 525 -
Turtle -
The broader indexes are leading down. The NYA is well below October 27th. The RUT / IWM broke thru today.
So, next stops could be in the areas of:
S&P cash 1266
Lt Sweet Crude 75
Yeah, I think so too: S&P 1292.66, October 27th, 2011. (SPY 129.42)
pretty dry right now onepoint -
$nymot at -232 as of yesterday ... feels like a bounce is coming maybe at S+P 1310-1300?
Turtle -
the ONLY sellers are short when will they stop
they are 70 plus percent of volume
soon the institutions will own 100% of the outstanding
only 33% to go
Gotcha, thanks.
And in further response to Shortbutzah; I have no reason to make it rain on SKUL as I am currently flat and would prefer to see a bounce. I expect to see some chop here with the week's close above 12.50. But again, the longs need the volume to dry up.
thats why Ron stepped in and spent a year salary on the stock
your statics are a joke or perhaps you are a short
they spent 1.15 million on a lawsuit and over a million on trade shows in the 1st quarter
so there is 2.15 million in non recurring expenses for 2nd quarter and they beat the
sales number by 8 million of which 2 million was dead inventory sold at probably no
profit . I run a business if 5% of my sales were at 0 profit my gross margins would drop 2 %
as well. If SKUL beats the next 2 Quarters t will have comparable earnings to LULU last year
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SEATTLE - Before Peyton Manning's first NFL game in 1998, Indianapolis offensive coordinator Tom Moore gave his top overall draft choice timely advice.
"Look, if these headphones go down, have a play call ready," Moore said.
The Aug. 8, 1998, preseason game inside Seattle's Kingdome was the first time Manning used a helmet speaker to connect him to his coaches' headsets. On the second play, the headsets stopped working.
Now freelancing, Manning called a draw to running back Marshall Faulk. On third down, the new quarterback called a simple slant route for receiver Marvin Harrison. Harrison ran a 7-yard pattern then scooted inside and past Seattle cornerback Shawn Springs.
Manning's first NFL pass became his first pro touchdown.
The Golden Child had arrived.
"I was kind of thinking, 'Wow, this NFL stuff is pretty easy. All you've got to do is call your own plays and throw to Marvin Harrison,' " Manning said this week. "Therefore, I've done it a lot since then."
Guess so. Manning and Harrison have gone on to combine for 94 touchdowns, the most between an NFL passer and receiver.
Eight seasons later, Manning will still be freelancing the play calls today, at least for part of this watered-down Colts-Seahawks holiday feature.
With Indianapolis (13-1) having clinched home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs and no longer in pursuit of a perfect season, coach Tony Dungy said that Manning will yield first-team time to backup Jim Sorgi.
Manning will start, as he has for every game of his career. But Sorgi will finish.
Sorgi, likely, would need the communication with his coaches. Manning, certainly, does not.
As he proved in this city during his NFL debut, he doesn't need radios. Now, he's too busy calling all of Indianapolis' plays at the line.
The Colts help Manning do it so effectively by not wasting time huddling between snaps.
"We really haven't huddled in the past three or four years," Manning said.
Moore sometimes gives Manning a general direction for the next play over his helmet headset. Manning then gets his team to the line with as many as 20 seconds remaining on the 35-second play clock. At 10 seconds, rules state coaches' communications to the quarterback must be turned off.
Manning then calls his play and Pro Bowl center Jeff Saturday calls his blocking audibles.
Oakland used this quasi-no huddle tactic to lead the NFL in passing and total offense in 2002. Quarterback Rich Gannon set a league record that season with 418 completions and 10 300-yard passing games. He was the league's MVP. The Raiders went to the Super Bowl.
Those Raiders also sought to get to the line with 20 seconds remaining on the play clock. But in those 10 seconds before the headsets were turned off, offensive coordinator Marc Trestman would chat constantly in Gannon's ear.
Manning said his relationship with Moore has evolved to where the coordinator will only provide ideas, such as, "Hey, run the ball. Or throw the ball.' "
The individual play call is all Manning's.
"Tom is not a big talker into the headset," Manning said. "Tom is kind of old school in a lot of ways. That is kind of where I am from, too."
Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren dictates each play to Matt Hasselbeck, though the quarterback sometimes audibles. Does Hasselbeck envy Manning's autonomy?
"No, I don't get jealous of that," said Hasselbeck, the NFC's highest-rated passer with 22 touchdown passes and nine interceptions. "That seems like a very hard job.
"He is a great quarterback leading maybe one of the best offenses of all-time, playing on one of the best teams on all time. You admire a team like this."
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Gun accidentally fired in Bob Evans bathroom
Gun accidentally fired in Bob Evans bathroom
From Staff Reports 2:05 p.m. EST November 3, 2014
Livingston County Press, Howell, Michigan
Police officials say that a found handgun was accidentally discharged in a bathroom at the Bob Evans in Genoa Township. (Photo: Alan Ward/Livingston Daily )
Texas mans curiosity led him to pick up a gun which accidentally discharged that he found in the bathroom of a Genoa Township restaurant.
Fortunately, only a cooler at the Bob Evans Farms Restaurant at 3880 E. Grand River was shot around 11:30 a.m. today.
Michigan State Police at the Brighton post said the 58-year-old Texan found a 9-mm H&K handgun laying in the restaurants bathroom and he decided to pick it up.
It accidentally discharged and the round went through the wall and into the cooler, a trooper explained.
The trooper said the Texan immediately put the gun down, walked out of the bathroom and told a restaurant employee who called 911.
The trooper said he believes the Texan, who remained on scene and was cooperative with the investigation, had no intent to fire the gun and police are not seeking charges.
Police are searching for the guns owner.
Posted by James48 | Mon Nov 3, 2014, 06:52 PM (10 replies)
Charter School loses appeal over $535K Verdict
Linden Charter Academy Loses Appeal Over $535K Verdict
10/30/14 - The Michigan appeals court won't upset a $535,000 verdict for a teacher who said he was illegally fired for making a racial comment at an area charter school. During an exchange about desks, Craig Hecht told another staffer at Linden Charter Academy that white tables were better and "brown should burn." There was no dispute that Hecht made the racial comment but his lawyer said he quickly apologized to a black teacher's aide who heard him. Hecht, who is white, worked at Linden Charter Academy for more than eight years until he was fired in November 2009. Hecht sued, saying black staff at the school had made racial jokes but were never punished like him. The appeals court agreed there was evidence that Hecht was treated differently. In dissent, Judge Kurtis Wilder says Hecht wasn't treated differently because there were no complaints about comments made by black employees.
The school is run by National Heritage Academies, which at the time said it was disappointed by the verdict. (JM)
LinK: http://whmi.com/news/article/21183
Posted by James48 | Thu Oct 30, 2014, 09:00 AM (0 replies)
Big picture.
FOX's Shepard Smith blasts irresponsible media.
Posted by James48 | Wed Oct 15, 2014, 07:43 PM (14 replies)
Obama and Ebola.....
Attention -- this advice if for my Facebook Conservative friends-
Heads up in November!
I just heard this- please pass it along!
Obama is going to infect the voting booths with Ebola in all the conservative areas!
The survivors of this massacre will be put in FEMA camps.
Don't vote, conservatives!
It's a trap!
...He will get your information from voting registration forms and COME GET YOU!
* Ebola= Obama.
Did you know?
Both have five letters.
Both have THREE VOWELS!!!
Both can be traced to Africa.
Both have the letters "B" and "O" in them!!
Both end in the letter "A".
Need I say more?
Do NOT enter any voting booths in November!
Posted by James48 | Mon Oct 6, 2014, 12:52 PM (1 replies)
Former senator Jim Webb: 'Taking a hard look' at Democratic presidential bid
Former senator Jim Webb laid out in stark terms the economic and military challenges facing America, saying he is seriously looking at a 2016 presidential campaign as a Democrat.
Webb, an ex-Navy secretary under Ronald Reagan who served one term as a senator representing Virginia, outlined in remarks at the National Press Club the federal governments role as the middle class gets squeezed and the U.S. fights to protect national interests abroad. He shared what he called his governing principles in his speech and on Twitter.
The very character of America is being called into question, Webb said Tuesday. Who are we as a people? What is it that unites us, rather than divides us? Where is our common ground when the centrifugal forces of social cohesion are spinning so out of control that the people at the very top exist in a distant outer orbit?
I have strong reasons for being a Democrat, Webb said. Basically, if you want true fairness in society you want to give a voice in the corridors of power for the people who otherwise would not have it, I believe that will come from the Democratic Party and were taking a hard look, and well get back to you in a few months.
Posted by James48 | Tue Sep 23, 2014, 10:27 PM (4 replies)
My Afternoon as a Hobby Lobby Sidewalk Counselor
Back in June, I was inspired by a Supreme Court decision to take up Sidewalk Counseling. Since SCOTUS declared the buffer zone around Massachusetts health clinics unconstitutional, I decided it was time for me to provide those seeking treatments to which I object with counseling of my own. Here, in my post, My Morning as a Viagra Sidewalk Counselor I explain why this made perfect sense to me. Eleanor McCullen, lead plaintiff in that Supreme Court case, had been vindicated. Because she prevailed, she has her country back. Its America. I should be able to walk and talk gently, lovingly, anywhere with anybody.
ME TOO!!! Now I can walk and talk lovingly anywhere with anybody, too!!! I have to be honest, I didnt realize how good it felt to attempt to veer people away from their own personal decisions until I became a sidewalk counselor myself. When the Supreme Court subsequently decided that Hobby Lobby was a closely held private company, and thereby could chose to not include treatments to which they have religious objections (however poorly reasoned those objections might be) in the health insurance plans they offered to employees, I said, Eureka! Among other things.
Not coincidentally, the treatments and medications to which Hobby Lobby object are the VERY SAME THINGS against which Eleanor McCullen and her Sidewalk-Counseling-Hare-Krishna-Kumbaya-All-You-Need-Is-Love-and-Salvation Posse object!!! Things that they (in some cases, mistakenly) believe lead to abortion!!! Forget that our fallen female bodies naturally abort babies all the time in the form of miscarriages. Its when women actually have a SAY in whether a blastula survives that we must fetch Mrs. McCullen (and now, the Green Family of Hobby Lobby fame) the smelling salts so that they may lovingly and gently show us the error of our ways. Because they. know. better.
Anywho, buoyed from my sidewalk counseling triumph regarding turning people away from the evils of Viagra, I decided to turn my loving and gentle gaze to another group of people who needed to be saved from their own behavior.
Hobby Lobby Shoppers.
Posted by James48 | Sat Aug 2, 2014, 07:25 PM (3 replies)
Veteran needs help to get home back
Veteran needs help to get home back
Fundraising effort seeks $132,000 for Hamburg resident
Howell, Michigan: -- A Livingston County Veterans Affairs employee hopes others will step up to help an 82-year-old Hamburg Township veteran on the brink of being homeless.
Joshua Parish, a veterans benefits counselor, launched a crowdfunding campaign June 25 and plans to host fundraisers to try and raise $132,008 for Ross Dahlberg to reclaim his home before a six-month redemption period expires Sept. 26.
Owing about $4,000 in mortgage payments, the Korean War-era veteran lost his home of 17 years at a sheriffs auction in March while in the hospital recovering from triple-bypass surgery. Parish said he believes Dahlberg was overlooked by a state system when he applied for financial assistance.
Its not just this veteran in this county that its happening to, its everywhere, Parish said.
Dahlberg, who uses a wheelchair due to the effects of diabetes, said he applied for assistance through the StepForward program after he fell behind on mortgage payments after several surgeries and a divorce.
Parish said he had been conditionally approved through the program and was told his house would not be foreclosed upon while the program processed his application. Yet, Dahlberg received a letter from the program weeks later informing him that his application had been declined due to a clerical error, Parish said.
Either something fell through the cracks, or someone didnt do their job, said Parish, who is acting as a representative for Dahlberg while he recovers from a bacterial infection at a Howell rehabilitation facility.
Its a nightmare, said Dahlberg, who said his faith is helping him through his situation. Its like Im in a horror chamber.
More news story:
GoFundme site:
Posted by James48 | Fri Jul 11, 2014, 08:19 AM (3 replies)
Fundraising campaign launched to help veteran keep his home
Fundraising campaign launched to help veteran keep his home
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Joshua Parish of the Livingston County Department of Veterans Affairs has a goal: to help a veteran keep his Pinckney home after it was sold at a sheriff auction in March.
Parish launched a crowdfunding campaign on June 25 and plans to host fundraisers to try to raise $132,000 in order for Ross Dahlberg to reclaim his home before a six-month redemption period expires on Sept. 26.
The veteran is currently wheelchair bound and he suffers from several medical ailments that would make moving him to a new location very difficult, Parish said.
Parish said a series of unfortunate events led to Dahlbergs current situation: a Korean War-era veteran, Dahlberg was hospitalized for health issues and fell behind on his mortgage.
Owing about $4,000, Dahlberg applied for the Step Forward Michigan program, which allows residents who meet a minimum set of qualifications apply for up to $30,000 in past due property tax or mortgage payment relief.
Parish said Dahlberg was initially approved for the program, but his application was later denied due to a clerical error.
Dahlberg contacted Parish, who works as a veterans benefits counselor in Livingston County, and Parish drafted an emergency motion for a temporary restraining order in court to save Dahlbergs house from going to a sheriff's auction while Parish tried to obtain the $4,000 to pay the past due mortgage.
The motion was denied and Dahlbergs home sold to Day Glo LLC for $132,000 in March.
Dahlberg is living in his home until a six-month redemption period expires in September.
The redemption period will expire, and if we cannot raise the funds to keep him in his home, the company that purchased his home is going to evict him or remove him from the home, Parish said.
The vet is adamant about staying in the home. Hes owned that home for 20-plus years. In his own words, I want to die there, Parish continued.
I know the veterans office- this is legit.
here is the link to the gofundme donation site:
Posted by James48 | Sun Jul 6, 2014, 08:20 PM (1 replies)
THis is an ACTUAL e-mail I just received.
I cannot believe it- but yes, I just got this in my email.
I just got an email asking me for a donation to the G.O.P......and if I do, G.H.W. Bush will send me a pair of SOCKS.
That's right. SOCKS.
I dont know what your guilty pleasures are in life, but one of mine is socks.
Im a self-proclaimed sock man. The louder, the brighter, the crazier the pattern -- the better! Its usually the first thing people notice Im wearing whenever Im out in public and thats the way I like it.
So when Chairman Reince Priebus asked me to write to you on behalf of the Republican National Committee (RNC), I told him Id be happy to do it. But on one condition: my letter to you had to involve socks.
Im proud to say the RNC has commissioned a limited-edition pair of socks in my honor. Embroidered with the Republican elephant and my signature on them, theyre sure to get you noticed.
You can get your own pair today or as a gift for your favorite Republican by sending a special campaign contribution of $35 or more to the RNC now.
James, its important you act now on this offer. Chairman Priebus assures me these will go fast since only a limited number were produced -- and the RNC needs your immediate support to lay the foundation for victory in the critical 2014 mid-term elections.
As a former RNC Chairman, I know that nothing is more vital to our Partys success than a strong and well-funded RNC.
And I understand the difficult challenges Reince is facing as he works to build and prepare our Party to elect Republican majorities at every level of government in November.
Republicans are up against an opposition that is willing to do, say and spend whatever it takes to expand their hold on power. The Democrats are desperate and determined to fully implement ObamaCare and force their agenda of higher taxes, more spending and less freedom on the American people.
Of course, the liberal special interest groups and the mainstream media will do their part to help the Democrats win back the U.S. House and retain control of the U.S. Senate. Nothing has changed in that respect since I left the White House.
But what has changed since I was in office is the way the RNC is preparing for the 2014 mid-term elections.
Our Party has made it a priority to have a permanent presence in EVERY state and EVERY community earlier than ever before in an off year election.
The RNC already has staff in nearly all 50 states. Their efforts to reach out and connect with new voters precinct-by-precinct, block-by-block is vital to growing our Party and setting the stage for nationwide Republican victories.
But our Party cannot succeed unless good friends and steadfast Republican supporters like you play an active role in helping the RNC provide the resources and tools our candidates need to run winning campaigns.
With your financial commitment today, Im confident Republicans can strengthen our Majority in the U.S. House, reclaim control of the U.S. Senate, and elect more governors and state legislators this November.
So please take advantage of this special offer to get your very own pair of limited-edition socks embroidered with the Republican elephant and my signature by making your generous online gift of $35 or more to the RNC today.
James, thank you for your friendship over the years. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
George H.W. Bush
P.S. James, I am deeply touched the RNC has chosen to make a limited-edition pair of socks with the Republican elephant in my honor. I hope you will get a pair for yourself or as a gift for a friend by sending a special campaign donation of $35 or more to the RNC today. Your contribution is vital to helping elect Republicans from the county courthouse to the corridors of Congress in the critical 2014 elections. Thank you.
Oh Brother!
Posted by James48 | Mon Jun 16, 2014, 12:09 PM (9 replies)
Gay veteran denied burial with partner in Idaho cemetery
BOISE A 74-year-old Navy veteran says she wants her partner buried with her in the Idaho State Veterans Cemetery. Officials say the couple can't be buried together because same-sex marriages aren't recognized in Idaho.
Madelynn Taylor served six years in the Navy from 1958 to 1964. She says her whole family was in the military. "It's what we did. When we were 18, you picked a service and joined."
She met her late wife Jean Mixner years ago. They got married at a church retreat in Oregon in 1995, and formally in a California courthouse around six years ago. Mixner passed away in 2012, and last year, Taylor went to the Veterans Cemetery to apply to be buried there with her wife when she passes away. She took the required documents: Discharge documents and a marriage certificate.
"I thought they'd say okay because in any federal cemetery it is okay, in any national cemetery," Taylor said. "I could take the same documents and get buried in Arlington if I needed to, with no problems. But here they said it's a state veterans cemetery, not a national cemetery. So we have to go by the state laws. So, we gotta change the state laws."
Posted by James48 | Tue Apr 29, 2014, 10:26 AM (1 replies)


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About time! Best stress reliever for driving in traffic I can think of.Hide replies
Try weed
Waaaaaay too early if you ask me! I uaually listen to 95.7, but NOT when they start playing Christmas music this early.
From now until after New Years Eve my car radio will be tuned to "60's on 6"! Actually, it'll probably be tuned to a satellite station more than a "conventional" station from now on!
can we just get through one holiday at a time? no wonder whey people say that time just flies by. just enjoy, don't rush it, it will come soon enough
Well, it's better than other years when it started the day after Halloween. In this day and age there are many other choices, especially if you have subscription radio, just don't listen if you don't like the music.
Will they play Bruce Springsteen's version of "Santa Claus is Coming to Town?" And Rockin Around the Christmas Tree and Jingle Bell Rock? And that one by Paul McCartney and the other one by Mariah Carrey? See, for me it's just not Christmas until I hear those songs 87,000 times between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Preferably a dozen or more times a day. If they can play each one more than once in an hour, that's a home run in my book.
the stations should wait until after Thanksgiving Day, or at least until 5:00 pm on Thursday. But I guess now is a good time to start it when all of these idiots are camping out in a parking lot waiting for the Black Friday (can we call it that without being politically incorrect?) Doorbusters.
So...this is FM radios business plan? This comment is pretty sad.
"no other radio programming tactic consistently delivers ratings increases" than playing Christmas music." Some stations that switched even doubled their ratings.
So...if you your ratings are in the basement..and you want to double them...follow this crap plan.
Perfect timing. Not too early and the day before Thanksgiving.
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Humanity needs practical men, who get the most out of their work, and, without forgetting the general good, safeguard their own interests. But humanity also needs dreamers, for whom the disinterested development of an enterprise is so captivating that it becomes impossible for them to devote their care to their own material profit. Without doubt, these dreamers do not deserve wealth, because they do not desire it. Even so, a well-organized society should assure to such workers the efficient means of accomplishing their task, in a life freed from material care and freely consecrated to research.
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The most ordinary things are to philosophy a source of insoluble puzzles. With infinite ingenuity it constructs a concept of space or time and then finds it absolutely impossible that there be objects in this space or that processes occur during this time . . . the source of this kind of logic lies in excessive confidence in the so-called laws of thought.
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Virtual tours. Wiki pages. Web 2.0. The language of today's high school and college students has a technological twang that could leave all but the most tech savvy a step behind. American University now can say it speaks the students' language. On March 30, AU launched a redesigned Web site that features a virtual tour of the campus, an AU wiki system called AUpedia, a master events calendar, and all of the bells and whistles of a 2009 site.
"For many audiences, particularly the external ones, this is the front door of the university," says Terry Flannery, executive director of communications and marketing. "It is going to allow people to access the university from points near and far. Internally, the site is more like our new public town square, where people can come together to share news, applaud successes, or gather in a crisis."
The new site, designed by the New York-based strategic Web design firm HUGE, is a complete visual and content overhaul of the existing american.edu. More than 5,000 pages were created or redesigned and migrated for the launch. The cornerstone of the new site, the home page, features 13 rotating stories—with photographs—that tell the story of American University. A "newswire" is the AU equivalent of the CNN ticker, displaying university news in real time. And a university-wide calendar keeps the community informed about events on campus or off, from a basketball game to a weekly speaker series to commencement.
"I think students are craving a Web site that broadcasts what AU is to the world," says student government president Seth Cutter, who was a member of the Web Calendar Committee. "We are on campus day in and day out, experiencing classes, athletics, clubs, arts—everything that defines AU. Our old Web site didn't reflect our values and our reputation . . . Students want a Web site they can be proud to share with friends and family."
As with all things on the Internet today, sharing is essential. Whether it's between students and friends, faculty and staff, or SPA and SOC, the new site utilizes Web technology to foster content sharing across the AU publishing community. To create that functionality, AU turned to content management system developer PaperThin and Web technology consultant firm North Highland. PaperThin's content management system, CommonSpot, makes creating and sharing content and site management easier, and provides an organized process for regular updates. North Highland assisted with staff training and the planning and creation of content that could be used across several departments within the university.
One example of content sharing is the master events calendar. If a university event is sponsored by two schools, it appears on the home page calendar and is automatically displayed in the events section on both school's landing pages. A global Web page footer that includes the events calendar, news, and AUpedia appears at the bottom of most internal pages, with content filtered for relevance to each school's pages.
No matter where someone enters american.edu, they can find up-to-date information for that school or department. But what if they can't find what they want? An enhanced global search lets site visitors locate information as fast as they can say Google.
Another feature, a virtual tour created by RealViewTV, lets prospective students open a three-dimensional campus map. "My 5 Faves," a section of the virtual tour, gives students a special tour guided by a student, a faculty member, or an alumnus who show viewers their favorite spots on campus.
All of the Web 2.0 elements created to enhance the user's experience are the result of more than two years of research and analysis. The Web project began in the summer of 2006 with the creation of a university Web Advisory Committee. That committee, comprising faculty and staff, studied what all possible audiences look for in a Web site. In March 2007, the university turned to HUGE to analyze the current site and produce a new vision for american.edu. HUGE, which has redesigned sites for Ikea, Scholastic, and Columbia University School of Journalism, created a seven-step plan for the complete visual and structural redesign. PaperThin and North Highland were then brought in to help the university execute that plan.
"We have gone about this process by finding our needs, finding vendors to help us, and including all corners of the campus to help us in the project," says David Taylor, the president's chief of staff. "That has been important in bringing the entire campus together as a community."
The project required well over 25,000 hours work by more than 125 AU staff members in 20 departments across the university before coming to fruition on March 30. "It has touched virtually everyone in OIT. In the last few weeks and months, people have been working around the clock. There is not a night or a weekend that people aren't in the office," said David Swartz, Chief Information Officer.
After years of planning, training, and work, AU's Web presence has vaulted into a new era.
The new american.edu is a place where alumni who have never heard of a Facebook status bar can share information and ideas with a student who knows that Myspace is yesterday's news. With a new online home, prospective students and the entire American University community—faculty, staff, students, and alumni—are on the same (Web) page.
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- Well over 25,000 hours of AU staff work went into the launch.
- More than 125 staff members worked on the project across 20+ departments and units.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Add another improbable comeback to Tennessee's early-season basketball resume.
Chris Lofton scored a career-high 35 points, including a long 3-pointer to give the Volunteers their first lead in the second half, and Tennessee held off Texas in overtime to win, 111-105, on Saturday.
The Vols (10-2), who needed a last-second shot to beat No. 15 Oklahoma State on Monday, came back from 17 points down in the second half to take an 88-87 lead when Lofton hit a 3 from about 30 feet away with 18.1 seconds left in regulation.
Tennessee's Ramar Smith was then fouled and made one of two free throws, and Texas (8-3) forced overtime when freshman Kevin Durant drove to the basket and scored with 1.1 seconds left to tie it at 89.
The Vols never trailed in overtime, and the young Longhorns couldn't find the groove they had when dominating earlier in the game.
Tennessee 111, Texas 105, OT
Records: Tennessee improves to 10-2; Texas falls to 8-3.
Key Stat: The Vols' Chris Lofton scores a career-high 35 points, including seven 3-pointers, and grabs 11 rebounds.
Tennessee trailed 50-35 at halftime after shooting 30 percent and went nine minutes between field goals.
"At halftime we should have been down more than 15. We played so poorly for a long stretch in the first half," Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl said.
"I said Texas can play better than that. They played good. They can play better. Now, we're either going to get blown out of here or we're going to come back and represent."
Now Pearl thinks the Vols should find a place in the rankings next week. Since losing to No. 2 North Carolina on Nov. 24, Tennessee beat Murray State, Memphis and Western Kentucky before its two latest nail-biters.
"We're in that company," Pearl said.
JaJuan Smith added 19 points, and Wayne Chism had 18 for Tennessee. Duke Crews scored all of his 16 points in the second half, and Ramar Smith added 15 points and nine assists. Lofton also had 11 rebounds for his first career double-double.
Durant led Texas with 26 points. D.J. Augustin had 20 points and 13 assists, A.J. Abrams added 17 points, and Palo Duro graduate Justin Mason had 15 before fouling out. Damion James added 14 rebounds and four blocks.
"We got into some serious foul trouble and tried to work through that," Texas coach Rick Barnes said. "It's two good teams going at each other. The flow for us never got the way we wanted in the second half for whatever reason."
The Longhorns, who have the youngest starting lineup in school history, looked like they were headed for an easy victory to avenge last year's stunning 95-78 loss to Tennessee last year in Pearl's first season. But once again Pearl found a way to win with the youngest team he's coached, overcoming Texas' dominance in the first half.
Durant, Mason, Augustin and James for Texas and Chism, Crews and Ramar Smith for Tennessee are considered among the best freshmen in the country.
At 6-foot-9, Durant proved tough to guard, but he picked up his fourth foul late on an offensive charge.
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The Longhorns were ahead by eight after Abrams hit a 2 with 2:52 left in the second half. But Tennessee kept chipping away as it had during the whole game.
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A new survey from the CDC shows that over half of adults over age 18 are either overweight or downright obese. Two-thirds of them are trying to lose weight through physical activity -- especially walking -- but only one in five is actually exercising enough to lose weight.
The study is based on randomly conducted telephone surveys -- taken in 1998 -- of nearly 150,000 adults in all 50 states as well as in the District of Columbia.
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