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On the outside, toss balls on roof and watch as they fall through the maze of activities, making fun plinking sounds as they go. On the inside, place balls on the counter and watch as they zig-zag. Kids can even flip the balls into the house or into the maze with the included flipper. The WonderBall Fun House helps toddlers develop fine motor skills with put and take play. Best of all, the open design provides parents with a fun view of all the laughter and play taking place.
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Comments about BJs Wholesale Club Step2 WonderBall Fun House:
My 1 year old cousin loved it! He spends a lot of time playing with the balls, but he is not tall enough to put them through the top
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By Gwendolyn
Day care kids love it
I would buy this product again
By Demetrius
I bought this for my 1 year old nephew. He loves this house so much. It's pretty big but it fits in the house.
great product. 1 yr old loves it
By Amanda
This product has been great. My son loves it. Plays in it all the time.
So much fun!
By Tonya
This product is so much fun. It combines two things children love....a ball pit and a playhouse. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because the balls are not very good quality. They are very thin and "dent" very easily.
nice gift
daycare kids love it. especially the 2 yr olds
I would buy Step 2 Over & Over again! My New Fav Brand!
By Melinda
This House is a Huge hit for all AgesI had a small party this weekend and all the kids were fighting over the house. They all wanted to play inside. They give it with more than enough balls for everyone to join the fun. I love Step 2.We got a kitchen set 1st and now the Fun House. By far my favorite brand and the quality is excellent.
Would definitely recommend
By Duane
My kids love this house. It was ver easy to assemble and they have not stopped playing in it since we bought it!
Best gift ever!
By Sally
My two grandsons (2) and (14 mons.) absolutely love this house!
bought for 1 year old sons birthday. He loves it. Always in it. The bigger kids even like playing with him in the playhouse
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Beautiful Condominium In Great Location !
From $67 / night
|Per week:
|$625 - $1,050
|Per month:
|$2,000 - $3,900
|Pets allowed:
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Sleeps: 6
Type: Condo
Pets allowed: No
Internet: Yes
Master bedroom offers king size bed. Second furnished bedroom offers 2 single beds. Living Room area features queen size pull out. The Tenants have access to a large heated pool, saunas, club house, gas grills, lounge chairs and covered picnic tables. Tenants have a covered parking area. A Short walk to the Siesta Key Beach. The beach offers tennis courts, volley ball courts, life guards, play grounds, rest rooms, absolutely free of cost. Unit is located one mile from Siesta Village, with great restaurants, local shops and grocery stores.
About the owner
Owner Profile
Availability Calendar
|Feb 01 2017
|Mar 31 2017
|2 Weeks
|Feb 01 2017
|Mar 31 2017
|2 Weeks
|Apr 01 2017
|Apr 30 2017
|2 Weeks
|May 01 2017
|Sep 30 2017
|2 Weeks
|May 01 2017
|Sep 30 2017
|2 Weeks
|Oct 01 2017
|Dec 31 2017
|2 Weeks
|Oct 01 2017
|Dec 31 2017
|2 Weeks
|Jan 01 2018
|Jan 31 2019
|2 Weeks
|Jan 01 2018
|Jan 31 2018
|2 Weeks
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|Lodging tax: 12%
|Deposits: $300.00 rental deposit required to confirm reservation. We do not take rental payment in advance of check-in. Full payment of rent is due the day of check-in
|Payment Options: Cashier's Check, Money Order, Personal Check
|Other Fees: Cleaning Fee $85.00
- 1 King Bed
- 2 Twin Beds
- 1 Sofa Bed
- Air Conditioning
- Full Kitchen
- Linens Provided
- Private Pool
- Beach Chairs
- Heating
- Parking Included
- Sauna
- Beach Towels
- High Speed Internet
- Patio
- View (Ocean)
- Alarm Clock
- DVD Player
- Iron
- Stove
- Blender
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- TV (Antenna)
- CD Player
- Gas Grill
- Oven
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- Ceiling Fan
- Hair Dryer
- Radio
- Telephone
- Coffee Maker
- Ice Maker
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Toaster
- Bicycling
- Playground
(<1 mile)
- Jet Skiing
(1 mile)
- Deep Sea Fishing
(2 miles)
- Fishing
- Tennis
(<1 mile)
- Parasailing
(1 mile)
- Golf
(2 miles)
- Pool
- Volleyball Court
(<1 mile)
- Restaurant
(1 mile)
- Scuba Diving
(2 miles)
- Beach
(<1 mile)
- Grocery Store
(1 mile)
- Shopping Area
(1 mile)
- Snorkeling
(2 miles)
- Ocean
(<1 mile)
Room Security Safe
Sight Seeing
Reviews (4)
Reviews for this vacation condo rental in Siesta Key, Florida
Margot robbins
Margot Robbins
Altmar ny
Margot robbins
January 6, 2017
Great place! Everything was wonderful,beach was a short walk away. Love all the new addition to public beach. Pool was heated,we went swimming every day. Unit was very clean and comfortable,couldn't ask for a better place. Took the free taxi to village for dinner and some shopping. Lots of great restaurants.! We enjoyed big fish market !
Great place + great owner = GREAT vacation!!!
Aleks Gryshchenko
Kitchener, ON Canada
Great place + great owner = GREAT vacation!!!
November 10, 2015
If I had to write one word it would be: GREAT! Great location - just 10 minutes max walking to the beach, no sand in your car :) All shopping is within 15 minutes drive - Costco, Walmart. Free taxi ride within Siesta Key - very clever way to attract people to the town core. Great place - clean, spacious, well stocked (from beach chairs, umbrellas, beach cart to such little things like ice cream spoon and pizza cutter)! Great condo complex - nice pool, natural gas grill (we call it barbeque in Canada :), nice property manager. We had two weeks of truly family vacation, enjoyed very moment of it. But the best part is the owner - Dave. I've never met him but can't recommend him enough! ALWAYS replies to my questions withing short period of time and answers are always prompt and informative! When we decide to go to Florida again we won't have to decide where to go :) (Little secret: My wife didn't want me to write review - she was afraid we won't be able to get time slot next time :) But I convinced her to do it just because we felt to tell other people about this place). Sorry if my review looks like commercial but we honestly enjoyed it! So don't hesitate and book it (just check his calendar - it's already booked for half of the 2016).
Owner's reply:
I really appreciate you taking the time to write such a detailed review! It is most appreciated. Be assured that we will continue to keep our standards high so that everyone that stays at our place will enjoy their vacation as much as you did. We enjoyed having your family stay at our place. We will love to have you all back, and will find a way for this to happen, even with our high booking rate.
Kindest Regards,
Great month!
Susan Cherry
Great month!
November 5, 2014
We stayed here for a month while waiting for our house to be built. We would have stayed longer but prices go way up in Nov and the rest of the winter, not just at this condo but all of them. However for the time we stayed it was great. The owners provided everything you need at the beach. It was about a 10 walk to the beach because of the construction that you have to walk around but that will be finished at some point. We rode our bikes into town and all over the place and the condo was a great starting point. We would definitely stay here again!
Owner's reply:
Hello Susan,
Thank you for the very nice review. We work very hard at making our place as nice as possible for our guests. Its great to hear positive feedback about your stay. I hope that someday you will stay at our place again. We would love to have you back. Just thought I should mention that many places do raise their rates in November. Our Fall rates stay the same for October, November, and December. Have a great day.
Kindest Regards,
Dave Slowik
Excellent condo minutes from Siesta Key beach
Alexey Dvinyanin
Moscow, Russian Federation
Excellent condo minutes from Siesta Key beach
September 20, 2014
A very convenient 2 BR, 2 BT (a must for the beach fans) condo just 7-8 min. walk from the whitest and softest sands of Siesta Key beach. All necessary merchandise for productive rest&living provided, incl.beach chairs, towels and umbrellas! Good quality comfortable furniture, nice decor. Lots of Restaurants, shops, entertainment in the vicinity. Pool and gas grill on the spot. Amicable positively minded owners. Good for the families, pairs and friends. Highly recommended!
Owner's reply:
Dear Alexey,
Thank you so much for the fantastic review! It is so much appreciated. We get so many favorable comments in the guest book in the condo. Unfortunately most of our quests do not want to take the time to post these comments on the various travel sites we list the condo on. I will be responding to your recent e-mail very shortly. Have a great day!
Kindest Regards,
Dave, and Dannie
Dear Dave,
My family and I can't thank you enough! We had a wonderful vacation. Your place is beautiful, great decorations and location. Thank you again for providing so much for us. Your apartment was our home for the last 2 weeks. Our next Florida vacation will be at your place for sure. Please send me a link to where you want me to put a review.
Corina Brunswick, Ohio Stayed 5/31/14-6/13/14
Just a quick note to thank you for the use of the condo this past January 2014. It was as you described.. The facility had all that anyone could want and made our stay very enjoyable, especially the well equipped kitchen. (much better than any other condo that we stayed in and we have been in many in the U.S. and Caribbean) We not only enjoyed the condo, but enjoyed the beach, downtown Sarasota, (Saturdays farmers market was outstanding) and all the great restaurants. We loved the area so much we approached your manger Karen about securing your unit for 6 weeks next January and February, and discovered that you have already have both of these months rented. We have looked at other units and are currently awaiting Karens confrimation and agreement. Thanks again and have a great day.
Micheal B. Buckyrus, Ohio Stayed 1/1/14-1/3/14
We have been having a great time enjoying the beach, the pool, and all the comforts of home. Everything you have here makes everything so easy and convenient. Leaving this wonderful place will be so heartbreaking!
Diana, Abingdon MD. Stayed 8/12/13
We are thoroughly enjoying the condo. It is as you described, and we want for nothing!
Richard R. Wakefield RI. Stayed 1/15/13
I just wanted to take the time to write to you regarding our stay. Our vacation was fabulous and thoroughly enjoyed the entire two weeks. We were very impressed with the condo, with cleanliness, organization, not to mention all the amenities that came with it. It literally had everything to fulfill our vacation.
I highly recommend this vacation unit and have said so in your guests comments book. I have already recommended this to many of our friends and family. We are actually considering coming back next year around the same time.
I would like to thank you again for allowing us to stay in your home and really appreciated the comfortable stay.
Mark, Ft Meyers Fl. Stayed, 7/15/12
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|Seasoned salt
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|Ground mustard
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|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Boneless, skinless chicken breast halves
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In a resealable plastic bag, combine the first six ingredients.
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Heat oil in a skillet; cook chicken, turning frequently, until browned and juices run clear, about 6-8 minutes.
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Calories 2496 Calories from Fat 660
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Total Fat 74 g114.5%
Saturated Fat 12.2 g60.8%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 798.1 mg266%
Sodium 7218.4 mg300.8%
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I'm beginning to worry about El Presidente. I wonder if he is a psychotic airplane buff, and he ordered the Oval Office to be rebuilt and transformed into a copy of Air Force One. Because, he is *still* flying around somewhere. Forget the nuclear threats. Let's have CTU start looking for the President.
A nice little scene in Tony's vehicle. The surreptitious call to the SecDef was handled well. And while in the vehicle, the writers get us up to date on Tony. He was pardoned, and Michelle has left him. As was mentioned, seems a little harsh. Tony did go through all that to save Michelle.
I wonder what the government's real plans are for evacuations in emergencies like this. El Presidente goes on the air and basically starts a mass panic in these six cities. You think the roads are bad in metro areas during a normal rush hour. Let's see what happens when everyone and their dog is trying to get out of town quickly.
The Mummy wants to handle the Override himself. Which brings me to yet another thing that has my eyeballs sproinging out of my head. The Override was described as a prototype. Pause. A PROTOTYPE???? Then why in the name of all that is good and holy are *all* the reactors in the country already set up to respond to it? If it is something that is being tested, why not just one reactor? In software development, the usual practice is to have three different systems, one for development, one for test, and one for production. You begin work in your development sandbox, then move to test, and when all looks good, then and only then do you move things to your production environment. This sounds like they developed one thing and threw everything into production right away. Smart. Real smart.
Pa assures that his wife and son will be dead soon. Fair enough, as Pa will be dead soon as well for horsing things up so badly. Speaking of wife and son, Ma's bullet wound is in great need of attention. I forget how the baddies planned to monitor all of the emergency rooms in all of LA. It surely wasn't something they hadn't planned on, and it would take enormous resources to do. Indeed, as it turns out, Marwan and Company apparently had no inkling Ma and Beiruts went to this hospital.
The doctor there wasn't buying the rusty nail bit, to his credit. And as they are required to do in all cop shows, the doctor calls the authorities to inform them a patient came in with a bullet wound. A police car drives by the front of the hospital, a policeman is even mere steps away from the emergency room. Yet, they are no match for Beiruts and his special Dematerialize Enemy skills. Because, he and Ma just waltz straight out of the hospital, bloody arm and shirt and all, and no cop is in sight. They are left to flounder around outside as they watch Beiruts drive off. Sigh. But wait, there are some even more spectacular conveniences to come.
Back at Mole Central, Marianne is getting nervous, but Powell orders her to stay. I finally made the connection that the guy Audrey saw at the warehouse is the same guy Marianne talks to on the cell phone. Just a little slow on the uptake am I.
I loved how, as Marianne walked to the CTU ladies room (scene of many a scene, erp, over the years) she asked someone named Jackie to monitor something for her. Jackie chirpily said "Sure!" Jackie should have said "Um, who the snot are you? You're that temp, aren't you? I've worked here for years, no idea who you are. Why should I do anything for you? What are you doing here anyway?"
Now, after four years of screaming at the TV for CTU to do just this, Heller launches a plan to have the DoD monitor communications out of the building. Pause again. Why oh why isn't this standard CTU practice, especially in a crisis? With their experience with moles in the past, when the moles all but stood at the window and used semaphore to signal their contacts, CTU ought to be a little wary of the way anyone can just up and call out with no one knowing about it. In any case, Operation Whack-a-Mole is launched.
We finally get to Tony's house, and we get some wonderful character moments here. I loved Tony's little line about the neighbor's dog liking his yard. Inside, we see Tony is now shacked up with some skanky barmaid. Tony has fallen on hard times, apparently. He makes a comment to Jack "Haven't you kept me from watching enough TV by now?" But, uh, at that point it had only been 30 minutes since Jack first called him. Is Tony so far gone that he can't be away from his Spanish soccer broadcasts for even that long?
Tony is still has some m@d h@cker computer equipment though. Jack and Audrey use it to ID Powell, and even send the image to DoD for further identification. Tony, dude, why can't you get a job? Your computer skills should help you go far in this world. (Precious moment: When Barmaid says to Jack, "I have a job. He (Tony) doesn't". OUCH!)
Meanwhile, at Mole Central, Marianne somehow manages to frame Sarah by sending something to her computer over the AC power lines. Erp. Let's not dwell on this for very long. If you try to figure out how that was done, you'll only get a very big headache. (You can transmit signals over power lines, but how you then get connected to Sarah's hard drive so you can actually write something there, that's another story.)
Which brings us to the saddest moment in the episode. CTU has now turned into Gestapo HQ. CTU thinks Sarah is the mole, and after only a couple question, we see one of 24's favorite memes. A nattily dressed guy with a shiny little case comes into the room. And proceeds to taser poor sweet little Sarah. Good heavens. Driscoll makes a comment about learning her lesson, and doesn't have time to mess around with Sarah. Not clear what that was referring to exactly. If she meant Stoner, well, yes, they did have him hooked up to the Mind Defragmentizer for nearly three hours with no results. And they just let him go. But, I'm not sure if the lesson was they should've tasered him first thing to save some time or what.
Heller tells Jack the mole has been whacked, and they all immediately just assume there was only one mole, so they start broadcasting all their plans and locations in the clear. Perhaps not the wisest assumption, but they get away with it.
DoD quickly comes back with an ID on Powell, and, conveniently, they already figured out that he is going be catching a helicopter flight within minutes. The helo is in Van Nuys, which in the northern part of the vast LA metro area. But of course, Jack gets there within minutes.
Tony tags along for the ride, armed. There must be a hundred and ten laws being broken here, an armed, private citizen, ex-con, assisting in a federal operation? But off they go.
Powell pulls a gun on the pilot when the pilot says the flight has been ordered grounded. Not clear how this works though. If he actually does shoot the pilot, Powell isn't going anywhere. Of course, the pilot is not keen on getting shot just to prove the point, so they prepare to leave.
Jack comes sneaking up, nabs Powell, and then occurs one of the most ridiculous things ever seen on 24. A sniper just pops up out of nowhere, kills Powell, and disappears. What is that?? What is THAT?!?!? You can't do that. That's cheating of the first magnitude. How convenient that Powell is no longer to talk. Why not just have King HuggaHugga of the Space Puppies beam down and kill Powell with his Death Laser? Makes about as much sense, and just as convenient. Poor writing, just poor shoddy writing. Are we to believe a sniper was positioned there just in case Powell didn't get off the ground. If he was to silence Powell, why didn't the sniper shoot long before Powell got in the helo? No sense at all.
Back at Gestapo HQ, we have a 24 first. A Gestapo HQ employee actually gets a little suspicious and takes the initiative to investigate a security threat. Go Edgar! Marianne is nailed, and seeing her nervously chew her nails just about makes all the silliness worthwhile. She bolts. (Of course, CTU being what it is, she just waltzes straight out the door to her car in the parking lot without passing a single guard.)
Curtis catches her at her car, starts to walk her back inside, when her car EXPLODES!!!! WHAT IS GOING ON HERE?!?!??! Did someone rig her car to explode to silence her? That's the quietest way they could think of, to blow up a car in CTU's parking lot? The scene ends with Marianne apparently knocked out by the blast, though Curtis doesn't have a scratch on him. I'll tell you right here and now, if Marianne is conveniently dead so she can't talk, I will seriously think about never watching the show again. This show has done jumped over the shark. It's not only over the shark, it's in orbit. Sigh.
Well. Our intrepid heroes are really in the soup. Their leads to find the Flux Capacitor are rapidly dwindling. Indeed, from the previews (which always give away too much) at least one the reactors might actually melt down next week. With grave consequences I'm sure.
(A relatively body free episode. Just the two hapless red shirts at Marianne's car and Powell. However, if a reactor melts down next week, I'm going to have to upgrade my counter, and add a few digits.)
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Hello all!
My boyfriend and I recently bought a 1976 30' Cape Dory Ketch and are looking forward to transitioning from dirt beneath our feet to fiberglass and teak! We are restoring the boat and are aiming to get it into the Maine waters in the next 2 months. We have plans to eventually head down the coast and around the Bahamian Islands. We've had dreams of this for the past 2 years and finally took the leap!
I'm currently looking up insurance for the boat. Any advice? Or direction of who to go with? I got a quote from BoatUS that seemed rather steep however this is the first time I'm insuring a boat...any guidance would be so greatly appreciated!
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What do you call steep? Usually Boat US is competitive.
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Hi Carolyn and Nick! Welcome to the best sailing forum there is!
High on insurance? What were you quoted? did you get a Survey I needed one for my boat. It actually went down last year (the insurance not the boat.)
Nick, please! don't put that "heater" in your boat! (hydraulic cement is NOT refractory cement)
You also need a secondary type of plate above the fire that will burn the unburnt gases and residue. Old timers called it a smoke shelf but not quite the same, it needs to be hot enough to work like a secondary burner. also a grate or shaker grate for the ash to drop under the fire, and a drawer... and a... and a... :) :( Not to scare you.. but to scare you, I've seen creosote fire and oil soot fires in boilers, chimneys and flue pipes. Creosote will be a problem in your design, unless you use coal or charcoal. Which of course make deadly gases.
Pics of the boat are looked forward to by everyone here!
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See Flo at Progressive ..I got a super deal...Dale
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Progressive wont insure boats over 20 years old if I recall? (edit: see next post)
I've always had Boat US so I don't have anything to compare, but their customer service is great, seems competitive, and my rate has gone down ever year we have owned our boat.
I would like to increase the coverage to better represent the actual value of the boat with the upgrades but its not possible at the moment.
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Limitations of Boat and Personal Watercraft
The following coverages are not available with Progressive boat and personal watercraft insurance:
•Physical Damage coverage on boats more than 15 years old and worth more than $20,000 (in some states, the maximum is boats more than 20 years old and worth more than $40,000)
•Physical Damage Only policies
•Engine/Motor Only coverage
Certain types of boats/PWCs cannot be insured with a Progressive boat or personal watercraft insurance policy. The following list is a sample of what we cannot insure with boat or personal watercraft insurance:
•Boats over 50 feet in length and/or with values over $250,000 (in some states, the maximum is boats over 35 ft. in length and/or over $175,000 in value)
•PWC valued over $27,000
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I got a policy in hand, on a 1967 Cal /with 8hp motor.28ft..........Dale
[QUOTE=T37Chef:847964]Limitations of Boat and Personal Watercraft
The following coverages are not available with Progressive boat and personal watercraft insurance:
•Physical Damage coverage on boats more than 15 years old and worth more than $20,000 (in some states, the maximum is boats more than 20 years old and worth more than $40,000)
I'm guessing your boat falls under this...
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Happy Spring Solstice everyone!
Thanks so much for the information. I will look into Progressive. BoatUS was quoting around $1000 for the year. Is that about accurate? Like I said, first time buying boating insurance so it's all new to me!
Also, thank you Denise O30 for all the heater information. Nick wanted me to pass along that it is first prototype testing size and will get extensive testing in the workshop before any installation. I have forwarded your message on to him so he can look over all the information you provided! Safety absolutely comes first!!
Thanks again for all the help everyone!! I'm so glad to become apart of such a supportive community!
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I've got Boat US for my 1987, 34' Catalina and pay about $450 a year.
I've been with them quite a few years and have never had a claim. I'm sure that is a factor as well as my many more years of boating experience and taking a number of boating classes with the Power Squadron and CG Aux.
I'm also limited to the Chesapeake Bay and it tributaries. I can't go outside those limits.
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Successfully dealing with a difficult economy will be the challenge to the county in the year ahead.
"These are five goals I would like Citrus County to focus on in 2013," Joe Meek, chairman of the Citrus County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC), recently told the Chronicle. "As a county and a local government, if we would focus on these issues, it would be beneficial for our community."
Budget issues
From the first BOCC meeting, commissioners and county staff will confront the current budget on a schedule at each board meeting for three months. They will divide the budget by function and take it apart to explain how the money is being spent this year and what the shortfall is, what the programs are and how much taxpayers are paying for them. Commissioners and members of the public will comment at each meeting. Then the budget will be put back together again, so the board will learn how much it can fund of what residents want. Commissioners will look at both budget reductions and increases in revenue through other sources for a sustainable, balanced budget without pulling from reserves.
"Regardless of our issue with Duke (Energy Inc.), we were going to have to go through this process," Meek said.
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The BOCC will continue to focus on economic development initiatives to diversify the county's sources of jobs and income. Working with the Citrus County Economic Development Council, the board will continue to focus on targeted industries. Medical care, Port Citrus and tourism also will be areas to be incentivized.
As a board, it will focus on infrastructure projects.
"The biggest issue that we must face is diversifying our economy," Meek said. "We're going to make sure that we have investment in those diversified markets."
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The BOCC will work with the cities of Inverness and Crystal River to develop partnerships to improve the county and the cities and strengthen those relationships.
"I have met with all the city council members from Crystal River and Inverness, telling them we are going to be looking for ways to partner with you all," Meeks said.
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In a comprehensive project including both cities, individuals, civic groups, businesses and professional organizations, such areas as tourism, economic development, land use planning, development standards, transportation planning and branding of the county are to be reviewed, similar to Pasco County's strategic plan that changed and improved growth.
"We are going to look at some other communities and learn about the process that they went through," Meek said. "We can look at our comprehensive plan and tie it in with economic development and transportation planning."
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The BOCC will work with the city of Crystal River, state government, private individuals and businesses to fund and execute a single project to improve the quality of the Crystal River and King's Bay. It also could serve as a catalyst for a master plan to address septic pollution and water runoff issues.
"We allocated $225,000 from our water quality reserve account to the 'One Rake at a Time' project," Meek said. "We got unanimous approval from the city council to enter into a memorandum of understanding. We're going to take that MOU to (the Southwest Florida Water Management District) to apply for an out-of-cycle grant, which will be a matching fund of $225,000 to fund Lyngbya and sediment removal out of the bay. That project is moving forward right now."
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Martinus J.G. Veltman, the John D. MacArthur Professor Emeritus of Physics at the University of Michigan, and [Frederick] Reines — known among scientists as the "father of neutrino physics," are highlighted. Veltman was awarded the 1999 Nobel Prize in physics "for elucidating the quantum structure of electroweak interactions in physics". Reines won the Nobel Prize for physics in 1995 ["for the detection of the neutrino"], nearly 40 years after his neutrino experiments changed the world of physics and set in motion a new way of looking at the universe.
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Groundwater circulation beneath a massive tectonic rift zone located along the flanks of some the solar system's largest volcanic plateaus resulted in the formation more than 3 billion years ago of some the deepest basins on Mars, according to a new paper by Planetary Science Institute Senior Scientist J. Alexis Palmero Rodriguez.
These basins could have been episodically covered, perhaps during hundreds of millions of years, by lava and water lakes that were discharged from subsurface pressurized sources, Rodriguez writes in "Groundwater Flow Induced Collapse and Flooding in Noctis Labyrinthus, Mars" that appears in Planetary and Space Science.
This shows an area on Mars that could possibly have harbored life.
"The temperature ranges, presence of liquid water, and nutrient availability, which characterize known habitable environments on Earth, have higher chances of forming on Mars in areas of long-lived water and volcanic processes," Rodriguez said.
"Existing salt deposits and sedimentary structures of possible emplacement within Martian paleo-lakes are of particular astrobiological importance when looking for past habitable areas on Mars.
"This is particularly true if the discharge of early Mars groundwater, perhaps liked to hydrothermal systems that were active for billions of years, contributed to the formation of the paleo-lakes, as it is proposed in this investigation."
The detection of paleo-lake sites on Mars is particular challenging because under the planet's frigidly cold and thin atmosphere, their ponded water would have behaved differently than on Earth, he said. "In this research we propose a Tibetan region where high mountain lakes show unique sets of landforms that might explain some basin interior features in the studied region of Mars."
In collaboration with the Chinese government, Rodriquez will visit the Tibetan region this coming summer to investigate their in-situ potential as astrobiological analog sites. These activities will not be funded by NASA.
"Groundwater Flow Induced Collapse and Flooding in Noctis Labyrinthus, Mars," J. Alexis Palmero Rodriguez et al., 2016, Planetary and Space Science. PSI Senior Scientist Cathy Weitz and Associate Research Scientist Thomas Platz are co-authors on the paper.
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I'm going to pets at home tomorrow to pick up a hood. Have any of you noticed if they also sell flouresant light tubes in there as well?
If not, know anywhere else that does them? :/
Can't remember I'm afriad. I got a pair of juwel tubes cheap from ebay. A hardware store like b&q would be fine if you can find a bulb around 6500k (if you want live plants)
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SALT LAKE CITY The No. 1 got taken down by a bunch of 3s.
Gonzaga is out of the NCAA Tournament thanks to Wichita State, a No. 9 seed that made five consecutive shots from behind the arc Saturday for a 76-70 victory that sent the West Region's top seed — and the nation's No. 1 team during the regular season — back home.
"This is incredible for our team," said freshman guard Ron Baker, who made four of the Shockers' season-high 14 3-pointers. "We came together down the stretch and pulled the upset off. This feeling is unimaginable."
Now Wichita State doesn't have to try to emulate fellow mid-major Gonzaga any more.
The Shockers (28-6) one-upped the Bulldogs (32-3) on the NCAA Tournament stage and advanced to the Round of 16 for the first time since 2006. They will play the winner of today's game between La Salle and Mississippi on Thursday at Staples Center.
Gonzaga became the first top seed to be eliminated, giving all the Bulldogs' doubters an I-told-you-so moment. The Bulldogs survived a scare in the second round against Southern but couldn't hold up against a Shockers team whose motto is "play angry."
While Gonzaga held the top spot in The Associated Press Top 25 over the final weeks of the season, skeptics thought of the Bulldogs as a soft No. 1 seed that benefited from a relatively easy schedule in the West Coast Conference while other top contenders were getting banged around in the power conferences.
"They deserve a ton of credit," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said. "It's the first time in a while someone made 50 percent on us, and to bang in 14 3s (overall) is pretty amazing."
It was another sudden end to an amazing ride for Gonzaga. The Bulldogs were playing in their 15th consecutive NCAA Tournament but have not advanced past the Round of 16 since 1999.
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21 August 2010 @ 06:00 pm
10 July 2010 @ 07:25 pm
I should've updated before. Anyway, I'm going on vacation with my family so I'm not going to post again until September. Sorry.
( cause we just move forward just like buffalo soldiersCollapse )
19 March 2010 @ 01:16 pm
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