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Hey guys!!!! its your #1 blog writer and today is our first installment of Rapture Clash and todays topic is : Rumbler vs.Rosie
Who would win
Now Lets look at there stats
Attacks :
- Shoot: The Rosie's basic form of attack, where it shoots the target repeatedly with its Rivet Gun.
- Mine Throw: If an enemy approaches the Rosie, it will start throwing Proximity Mines at the target.
- Push: If the Rosie's foe is at melee rage, it will push them away with their Rivet Gun, dealing medium damage.
Now since we have saw the Rosie attacks lets look at the Rumblers
- RPG: The Rumbler's main attack, where it fires a Heat-Seeking RPG at its target.
- Miniature Turret: Occasionally, the Rumbler will deploy a Miniature Turret which will attack any enemy in its field of vision.
- Punch: When at melee range, the Rumbler will hit the target with his left arm in a sweeping gesture, dealing moderate damage and minor knockback.
How would win this fight? the answer is the Rumble the reason is The miniature turrets. They are his defense system.
And that concludes our 1st installment in Rapture Clash join me tommorrow for The 2nd installement thank you for your time
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We have an issue with the DNS names assigned to our Macs within Spiceworks.
The Macs have a DNS with the format machineid.adname.domain.ac.nz.
Where adname = Active Directory name.
However Spiceworks reports the collected DNS in the format machineid.domain.ac.nz.
So if you try and ping the machine etc it uses the incorrect DNS name. It also won't successfully scan for configuration data, installed software etc. It doesn't report any errors connecting to the Mac.
My understanding is Spiceworks first attempts to get the DNS name from the Active Directory. I have checked the Active Directory entry for that machine and the correct DNS name is set there. My next thought was to set netbios name in smb.conf as that the next stop for Spiceworks is to collect netbios info, but that doesn't seem to work either.
I am assuming that Spiceworks is creating the DNS name from the local hostname (machineid) and the default search domain which is in the format domain.ac.nz. Any thought on how to override this?
This topic was created during version 4.1.
The latest version is 7.5.00101.
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Oct 8, 2009 at 1:23 UTC
Hi Justin,
I would start by putting Spiceworks in verbose logging (for scans), which allows us to see the LDAP results in the finder_child.log when a full network scan is run.
You can do this from (Settings -> Network Scan -> Show Additional Settings).
If DNS is the core issue it may be easier, however, to just allow Spiceworks to use IP addresses to scan:
Stop Spiceworks if it's running by right clicking the Spiceworks SysTray icon and selecting Exit (if the SysTray icon is not available start it by selecting Spiceworks from the Start menu).
Open Windows Task Manager and end the following processes if any are running.
- spiceworks.exe
- SpiceTray.exe
- spiceworks-finder.exe
Browse to the C:\Program Files\Spiceworks\data directory and make a backup of the settings.yaml file in-case something goes wrong when the file is changed.
Open the settings.yaml file and find the :verbose: false or :verbose: true entry and add the following lines (in this order) with the same indentation as the verbose setting.
:dont_auto_wmi_address: true
:use_ip_address_for_wmi: true
:verbose: true
:dont_auto_wmi_address: true
:use_ip_address_for_wmi: true
Save the changes to the setting.yaml file and start Spiceworks.
Browse to the Settings → Network Scan page and start a new scan.
If you continue to have issues please send us your log files and we can take a closer look and get you an informed solution.
Oct 30, 2009 at 2:21 UTC
akp982 is an IT service provider.
Did you manage to find a solution for this?
Can you mark the best answers and any helpful posts?
Nov 1, 2009 at 1:45 UTC
Have been to busy to try it yet, and are having another problem with Spiceworks that is stopping out scans from happening properly. Need to co-ordinate with my manager to fix the problem.
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Jonathan Adamczewski: An Introduction to the Git Revision Control System
We use Perforce for revision control at Insomniac. Most significantly, we manage a large number of large binary assets and there are very few other RCSs that would handle that well. However, we are always interested in looking at other systems and we have a few people here who are fans of git for source code control specifically. Jonathan Adamczewski (Engine Programmer) is among those and presented the following to interested programmers as an introduction to git (and comparison to Perforce).


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I was trying to use Microsoft's SyncToy utility to backup some of my data on my Windows Vista 64-bit pc, but the program kept crashing with the following error:
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: CLR20r3
Problem Signature 01: synctoy.exe
Problem Signature 02: 188.8.131.52
Problem Signature 03: 453f990b
Problem Signature 04: SqmManagedWrapper
Problem Signature 05: 22.214.171.124
Problem Signature 06: 453f9909
Problem Signature 07: 8
Problem Signature 08: 38
Problem Signature 09: System.BadImageFormatException
OS Version: 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 3081
I knew I was running a Windows Vista compatible version of SyncToy, so I figured it must be a Windows Vista compatibility issue. I found Josh's post which describes his solution for the problem – installing Microsoft Network Monitor 3.0.
Josh resolved this error by copying custsat.dll, which is installed by Network Monitor, into the SyncToy installation directory (C:\Users\YourLoginName\AppData\Local\SyncToy). Once I replaced the existing custsat.dll with the version installed with Network Monitor 3.1, SyncToy started right up without a problem.


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South Africa's third largest gold producer, Harmony Gold Mining Co (NYSE:HMY), with annual gold output of 35374KG in 2012, has been navigating rough weather over the past year. Harmony's market capitalization has shrunk by over 50% in the past financial year. In Aug 2013, its market cap was down to $1.87 billion, compared to $4 billion in June 2012. Here, I shall take a detailed look at the economic and operational challenges for Harmony within the context of precious metal mining industry performance, and will determine if you should keep, sell, or buy HMY shares.
What ails Harmony?
A spate of bad press headlines over the past few months have pushed down the share price of HMY. Harmony is listed on both the Johannesburg and the New York stock exchange.
Assets write-off
HMY announced the partial write-off of its 50% stake in Papua New Guinea-based Hidden Valley Mine in July '13. This translates to $268 Million being written off the company books. The reasons sighted were the downcast price outlook for gold in the international market in the near term, and poor performance of the Hidden Valley Mine. This write down had a direct negative impact on Harmony's 4Q and FY13 net profits, as detailed later in this article.
Labour Unrest
The company also faced acute labour problems related to demand for increased wages at their Kusasalethu mine in 4Q. These disruptions led to a drop in gold production and put severe pressure on Harmony's operations and cash flow. Compounding these challenges are external factors, over which Harmony had no control.
Impact of the U.S., Europe, and Asian Economies
Major economic fault lines were exposed in a few European countries in the past year. These countries resorted to selling their sovereign reserves to raise funds, leading to an excess supply of gold in the market. Economic activity picked up in the U.S. during the April-June time frame. The U.S. investors who were holding 36% of total outstanding shares as of April 30 had a wider choice of investment options to consider besides Gold.
Harmony sharing holding pattern based on Geography
Source: Harmony Fact Sheet published on Harmony website
India was the largest importer of gold in 2012. It is staring at a widening current account deficit and rising inflation. This has led to the slowing down of its GDP growth. The Indian government resorted to additional custom duties and tax on gold purchases to dampen demand for gold in their country. All these reasons cumulatively led to pressure on gold prices in the international market. This in turn drove down the share price of Harmony. This downward slide has since abated with the increase in international gold prices in the past week. HMY shares were trading at $4.33 at close of business on Aug. 15, 2013, compared to $10.28 the same day of 2012, representing a 57% decrease in its value over the year.
HMY share price trends over the last 365 days
Source: Yahoo Finance
Highlights of 4Q13
The results were downbeat for 4Q13 and overall flat for FY13 year, which ended on June 30.
Net loss for 4Q was $350 million, compared to $12 million recorded in 3Q13. This exponential loss was mainly due to provisions made for writing off $313 million towards Hidden Valley asset and tax liability. For the same quarter, operating profit was down 22%, compared to 4Q12, because of an approximate 9% drop in gold price, and a concurrent increase of 8% in operation costs.
For the year ending June 30, HMY saw a 2% dip in annual gold production with labour unrest, which was one of the main causes described above. Total loss was $240 Million in FY13, compared to $260 Million in FY12. On the positive side, HMY saw an increase of 7% in recovered grade over the last year.
Exploration cost inched up to $67.3 Million from $50 Million in FY12. Overall in FY13, loss per share was $0.54, while in FY12, its earnings per share was $0.61.
Things are looking better
Since July 15, the HMY share prices have been inching upwards. This can be attributed to upward trending of gold price in the international market. It has gone up by 6% in the past month. Cost-cutting projects that HMY had initiated in May '13 have started to show initial results.
HMY sitting on a gold mine
HMY's gold equivalent mineral resource is pegged at 147 Million ounces, and its attributable gold equivalent mineral reserve is estimated to be 51.5 Million ounces as of June 30. These numbers indicate the strong potential of the mines owned by HMY over the next decade. Six of the mines owned by HMY are identified as steady in production, while four are in the build-up stage. These mines will be commissioned over the next five years and will contribute to increased gold output.
HMY gold production projections
Source: Harmony Fact Sheet published on Harmony website
Plan for improving cash flow
The company is working towards cutting down capital expenditure by shelving big-ticket explorations and green field mine expansion projects. The company has also launched major cost reduction exercises, including head office costs. As already observed in its 4Q quarter report, the company is stretching to increase the grade by squeezing more out of the goal ore. HMY is also targeting quicker turnaround projects, which invoke lower capital and offer near-term cash flow.
Harmony is faring better than competition
As the below chart indicates, Harmony seems to have managed to weather the volatility in gold prices better than its global competition. HMY managed to maintain a $62 million cash reserve at the peak of gold price dip, while its peers were in the red. HMY management has indicated its determination to maintain this healthy cash flow by bringing down administrative cost and taking up projects that will have a low threshold to get started and yield quicker cash flow.
HMY performance in comparison to competition
Investors in Harmony Gold Mine can take heart from the recent rally in this company's shares. The fundamentals of Harmony are relatively robust, as discussed above, with a good asset base and cash flow. With the labour unrest behind it, and the appetite for gold in the international market picking up, I believe it is a good time for investors to buy HMY shares.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.
Business relationship disclosure: The article has been written by an Analyst at ResearchCows, ResearchCows is not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). ResearchCows has no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article. Any analysis presented herein is illustrative in nature, limited in scope, based on an incomplete set of information, and has limitations to its accuracy. The author recommends that potential and existing investors conduct thorough investment research of their own, including detailed review of the company's SEC filings, and consult a qualified investment advisor. The information upon which this material is based was obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but has not been independently verified. Therefore, the author cannot guarantee its accuracy. Any opinions or estimates constitute the author's best judgment as of the date of publication, and are subject to change without notice.


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This inn was one of the highlights of our wonderful trip to Hawaii. We spent 3 nights here as we explored the Kailua-Kona area. The inn is on a coffee farm with plenty of fruit trees and beautiful walking paths. You also have a tremendous view of the coast below. The inn itself is gorgeous and feels like a home away from home. We stayed in the Plumeria Suite and it was wonderful! The bed is very comfortable and the bedroom makes you fell very relaxed. The sitting area provides a good view of the grounds and is a great place to read a book. Even the bathroom was great! The staff was very attentive during our stay and always took time to check in on us. One of the evenings we took a long tour to Mauna Kea for the sunset and stargazing. When we came back, we discovered that the staff had taken the effort to put the evening snack on our nightstands. It was the little touches like this that set this inn apart from any other place that we had stayed previously. The location is perfect for activities down in Kailua-Kona. We did two snorkeling tours and the Mauna Kea tour and we were only a 15 minute drive from the various departure and pick up points. Since the inn is at a higher elevation than the coast, you get relief from the sometimes hot and humid temperatures. At night you do hear the Coqui Frogs but they aren't overwhelming like elsewhere on the island. The inn does provide complimentary earplugs if the sounds of nature are too much for light sleepers. We also took full advantage of the complimentary laundry services that they provide. It allowed us to pack lighter than what we normally would have done. The morning breakfast service was great and we had the opportunity to try fresh fruit that was picked fresh from their grounds. We highly recommend this inn for anyone staying on the Kona coast.
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BAYOU by Albert Grøndahl
BAYOU by Albert Grøndahl
Published by MTHM Books
16cm x 23cm, 32 pages, black and white offset printing throughout, saddle stitched, edition of 200, 2014.
'Bayou is published together with the exhibition, of the same name, at Exhibit No. 9 (Asbury Park, New Jersey).
Photography's narrative potential interests Grøndahl, not in terms of the logics of straightforward storytelling or the effort to illustrate preconceived and abstract notions, but in the sense that the images may point to a person's inner life and to the hidden secrets of a place, its cultural meaning or private connotations.
It's an act of confrontation with the alien outside world and with one's own speechless dreams and emotions.
Albert Grøndahl has been honored twice by prestigious Magnum Photo, and has exhibited in Jerusalem, Prague, Beijing, New York, Marseilles, Milan, Bratislava, Seoul among others.'


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The city of Venice will receive more financial help to renourish its beaches. Federal, state, and city dollars will now help pay for the project.
Nearly $10 million in federal funding has been secured by the Army Corps of Engineers. The state and city will kick in another $3 million.
The city wants to restore beaches to help provide a critical storm buffer for structures near the beach and shoreline. Work is expected to begin in late summer.


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With his 3-for-5 performance yesterday, including a two-run homer and a triple that came inches from leaving the park, Danny Espinosa did more to burnish his Rookie of the Year credentials. He looks like the favorite in the National League this year, leading all NL rookies in homers (17), RBIs (55), Wins Above Replacement (3.7) and slugging percentage (.472). He could get a run from the Braves' Craig Kimbrel, but it seems difficult to see a closer beating out a position player.
He's also become the Nationals' long-term answer at a position where they've essentially been searching for one since they came to town.
They started Jose Vidro for 87 games in 2005, but he missed a third of the season with a sprained ankle, and missed more time later with a knee injury, leading them to fill in with substitutes like Jamey Carroll and Junior Spivey. Vidro played 126 games the next year, but was traded to Seattle after the season, and that's when things really became unsettled.
The Nationals tried veterans like Felipe Lopez and Ronnie Belliard in 2007 and 2008, but those players either got injured or became malcontents, leading the Nationals to try and find a solution with untested youngsters like Anderson Hernandez, Emilio Bonifacio and Alberto Gonazlez. When those players flopped, the Nationals mostly started utilityman Willie Harris in 2009, and last year, they moved shortstop Cristian Guzman there, rotating him with veteran Adam Kennedy in an arrangement that pleased no one.
There have been a few positions where the Nationals have come up woefully short in looking for a long-term solution, and to this point, second base has probably been behind only center field on that list. The reason it's not any more is because of what Espinosa's doing; he's played superb defense, and though the Nationals thought he might have double-digit power, he's surpassing expectations there, too.
His weighted on-base average of .357 is sixth among major league second basemen who have enough at-bats to qualify for the league leaders; he trails only Brewers All-Star Rickie Weeks in the NL. And in Wins Above Replacement, he's also sixth in the majors and second in the NL. He's hitting .226 from the left side, which hurts his average because he's facing so many right-handed pitchers, but as he develops into a more complete switch hitter, his numbers should only rise.
The Nationals have made a point of trying to build their team up the middle; center field is still a question, and Ian Desmond still has some things to prove at shortstop. But in Espinosa and catcher Wilson Ramos, the Nationals look like they might have long-term answers. That's more important than whether or not Espinosa wins Rookie of the Year - and he's in position to do that, too.


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"Thanks to new Multiplicom test kits physicians are able to identify all the genetic mutations of a condition at once, and use this information to initiate the right - personalized - treatment."
Publication: BMC Cancer - The effect of a germline mutation in the APC gene on β-catenin in human embryonic stem cells
Most cases of colorectal cancer (CRC) are initiated by inactivation mutations in the APC gene, which is a negative regulator of the Wnt-β-catenin pathway. Patients with familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) inherit a germline mutation in one APC allele, and loss of the second allele leads to the development of polyps that will turn malignant if not removed. It is not fully understood which molecular mechanisms are activated by APC loss and when the loss of the second APC allele occurs.
Two FAP human embryonic stem cell (hESCs) lines were derived from APC mutated embryos following pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) for FAP. These FAP-hESCs were cultured in vitro and following extended culture: 1) β-catenin expression was analyzed by Western blot analysis; 2) Wnt-β-catenin/TCF-mediated transcription luciferase assay was performed; 3) cellular localization of β-catenin was evaluated by immunoflorecence confocal microscopy; and 4) DNA sequencing of the APC gene was performed.
We have established a novel human in-vitro model for studying malignant transformation, using hESCs that carry a germline mutation in the APC gene following PGD for FAP. Extended culturing of FAP1 hESCs led to activation of the Wnt signaling pathway, as demonstrated by enhanced β-catenin/TCF-mediated activity. Additionally, β-catenin showed a distinct perinuclear distribution in most (91 %) of the FAP1 hESCs high passage colonies. DNA sequencing of the whole gene detected several polymorphisms in FAP1 hESCs, however, no somatic mutations were discovered in the APC gene. On the other hand, no changes in β-catenin were detected in the FAP2 hESCs, demonstrating the natural diversity of the human FAP population.
Our results describe the establishment of novel hESC lines from FAP patients with a predisposition for cancer mutation. These cells can be maintained in culture for long periods of time and may serve as a platform for studying the initial molecular and cellular changes that occur during early stages of malignant transformation.
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The Skyfolk are minor villains from One Punch Man. They are humanoid winged creatures resembling Tengu. The rulers of the sky, they decided to attack the Hero Association headquarters, intending to defeat all the heroes so they could claim the land for themselves. However, as soon as they start their attack they are all killed by Melzalgald, who was protecting the mothership of the Dark Matter Thieves who had just arrived at Earth.
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Maid in Boston(1984)
A novel by Paula Corbett
Red hair and a nose covered with freckles only made Kathryn Lambert appear innocent, Mitchell Grant realized after he made the supreme mistake of underestimating her. When he's offered her a job in his Boston firm after seeing her computerized dairy farm in Vermont, he never expected to have his hands quite so full of trouble. Kathryn had been guilt of some underestimating of her own. She never thought she could be stirred by just a look in a man's eyes. She'd come to the big city for excitement, but this particular brand might just be too hot to handle
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NEW YORK (AP) Ryan Conklin, the impish, guitar-playing merry prankster of this season's The Real World: Brooklyn, was packing his guitar to head off to Iraq on Sunday.
The former cast member of the MTV reality show was feeling more than a little anxious. "I want to get this thing started, because the sooner I do it, the sooner it'll be over," he said Wednesday. "I'm kind of just getting antsy with time."
He hopes to serve a rotation of just nine months.
The 23-year-old Gettysburg, Pa., native was on the front lines three years ago. He received his deployment notice while living in the Real World house. It was one of show's most poignant moments: His brother called with the news, and Conklin's emotional reaction ran the gamut from denial to disbelief to tears.
Conklin, who voiced his opposition to the war and participated in a Veterans Day parade on the show, touched the hearts of viewers who sympathized with his predicament.
"I knew it could happen," Conklin said of being redeployed. "I really wish it never did, but it did."
He estimates there are hundreds of soldiers in his brigade who've been recalled to active duty through the Army's Individual Ready Reserve program. "They're all here," he said in an interview from Fort Bragg, N.C. "They're all pretty bitter. ... Misery loves company, so we stick together."
Conklin enlisted in the Army at age 17, spurred to take action following 9/11. In his previous experience in Iraq, he constantly risked death and, in lighter moments, played soccer with Iraqi children. He also played his guitar.
He has no regrets.
"It's opened my eyes to see this, do things and learn things about myself and other people — and in any other environment, I wouldn't have gotten that experience. ... It's kind of cool just to look back at what I did and atually be proud of what I did. If I could do it all over again, I'd do it again," he said.
But Conklin has had to put life on hold, especially his aspiration to make movies. He took a filmmaking class during The Real World, and plans to "mess around" with his camera equipment on the base.
"As soon as I get out of here, I want to find a good school somewhere back home, get involved meeting people that are already in the game and learning from them," he said.
How about a Conklin-directed documentary about his redeployment?
"Exactly — it's The Real World: Baghdad, " he jokes, a touch of vinegar in his voice.
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Question about 1998 Chevrolet Cavalier
The fuse is fine and when pushed in the switch lights up. None of the wires are receiving power though. The wires show no damage. My Dad looked/tested all of this. He is retired from GM Lordstown after 33 years of building these cars. Thank you.
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I also have an '03 cavalier with a faulty rear window defroster. I checked the fuse, it's good. I can hear the relay trip when the switch is pushed and the indicator light lights up. I used a tester at the window connectors and it shows good voltage. None of the painted wire is broken on the window. When I place a test lead in one of the connectors and check the voltage accross the window it shows no voltage though. It's a very frustrating problem. Any help would be appreciated.
I had the exact same problem and I had determined that it was in the wires leading to the rear defrost. The main problem area is in a connector located under the footrest for the drivers left foot under the carpet. The wire leading to the rear defrost runs through the drivers side under the plastic moulding in the car frame, the wire is black and the thickest one in the bundle. A large green/blue connector usually melts the plastic around the connection causing it to fail. I fixed this by just getting a new connector similar to my old one from a junkyard and just rewired it, connecting the same wires the connector as before. It is in an awful location but it is possible to do. Be sure solid connections are made and soldered correctly to prevent this from happening again.
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June 2017 Special - stay one week & receive 7th night free!
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If your idea of a paradise escape includes:
* Spectacular views of the gulf
* Sunsets from a wrap-around balcony
* Sugar-white sand beaches
* Splashing in crystal-clear, turquoise waters
* Sleeping to the sounds of the surf, cooled by gentle gulf breezes
* Spacious, upscale accommodations
Then... we have just the place for you at San Remo 401, a new, luxurious, gulf-front condominium in Santa Rosa Beach. Check out this amazing vacation retreat:
* Rated platinum (highest rating) by Resort Quest International
* Over 2100 square feet interior with ten-foot ceilings, travertine floors, crown molding
* Dramatic views of the gulf from living room, dining area and kitchen, with partial gulf views from the master suite and second (Queen) bedroom, and huge 300 square foot wrap-around balcony
* Beautiful, brand new bathrooms in both the Mater and Queen bedrooms
* End unit on the top floor, located closest to the water, with the best views in the building
* Gourmet kitchen for the chefs in the family with ample granite counters, plenty of cabinets, pantry, cooking island, stainless appliances, bar, and cookware/dishware/glassware/utensils.
* Master suite with king-size bed that opens on to balcony; enormous walk-in closet; bathroom with double sink, oversized soaker tub, separate shower
* Spacious front bedroom with queen-size bed that opens on to balcony, huge walk-in closet, separate bathroom
* Spacious third bedroom with twin beds, closet, separate bathroom
* Bunkroom with half bath and closet - great for the kids!
* Laundry room with separate washer and dryer
* Steps away from the beach with private access
* Olympic-sized, heated pool and oversized hot tub
* Fitness center on site
* High speed wireless Internet access included
* Gated, secured entrance ensures your complete privacy
* Club room available for private parties, meetings and weddings on the lawn or on the beach.
* For larger parties, inquire about combining San Remo 401 and San Remo 402.
Nearby Extras:
* San Remo 401 is located in Santa Rosa Beach along coveted Scenic Highway 30A, a quiet, two-lane road known for its number one rated sugar sand beaches, exclusive shopping and dining, award-winning gourmet restaurants, one-of-a-kind boutiques, and art galleries.
* Stroll two blocks to Gulf Place where you can have a cup of java at Annie's Gossip Parlor or a fresh seafood salad at the Flying Fish Café; catch a free concert in the outdoor amphitheatre.
* Visit other exclusive beach-side communities nearby such as Grayton Beach, Seaside, WaterColor, Water Sound, and Rosemary Beach.
* An added bonus is Highway 30A's separate paved path for strolling, running, biking, and roller-blading along its entire 17-mile length.
* For family shopping, dining, and entertainment, US Highway 98 is close by with grocery stores, brand-name shops, and family-style restaurants.
* Silver Sands Outlet (the largest outlet mall in the state) and the all new Destin Commons are less than 20 minutes away.
* Nearby amusements for the kids such as Big Kahuna's Water Park can be found in Destin as well.
* Bikes, kayaks, and other water sports equipment can be rented in Blue Mountain Beach, five minutes away.
* Plenty of maps and brochures are provided.
Look no further for your paradise retreat. We will have you on the beach and enjoying San Remo 401 just as fast as you can stop your mail, pack your flip flops, and kiss your co-workers goodbye!
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Having travelled to some of the finest beaches in the world, I believe there's not a better spot than Santa Rosa Beach with its sugar-white sands and crystal-clear aqua-colored waters. With a building code limitation of 4 stories, Santa Rosa Beach offers a quiet retreat from crowded beaches with high rise condominiums.
The Owner purchased this condo in 2006
The views from our condo are spectacular. It's always a treat to watch the sun set and the moon rise over the Gulf while enjoying drinks or dinner on the expansive balcony. Our condo has a unique layout in that the master bedroom, a second bedroom, and the living room all have balcony access. You will appreciate the one-of-a-kind eateries, shops, and boutiques in the area as well as exploring the nearby communities of Blue Mountain Beach, Grayton Beach, Water Color, and Seaside. Our condo also has the convenience of nearby grocery stores and shopping centers as well as the largest outlet shopping mall in Florida.
The views from my condo are spectacular. It's always a treat to watch the sunset and the moon rise over the Gulf while enjoying drinks or dinner on the expansive balcony. My condo has a unique layout in that the master bedroom, a second bedroom, and the living room all have balcony access. My guests and I appreciate the one-of-a-kind eateries, shops, and boutiques in the area as well as exploring the nearby communities of Blue Mountain Beach, Grayton Beach, Water Color, and Seaside. My condo also has the convenience of nearby grocery stores and shopping centers as well as the largest outlet shopping mall in Florida.
We really enjoyed our stay at San Remo 401...thanks for everything Jay! Nice condo and property. Beautiful condo and we appreciate you working with us!
Over the years our family has stayed in several condos on 30-A in Santa Rosa Beach, including 2 other units in this complex, San Remo. This is by far our favorite! It's a large 3 bedrooms/3.5 bath unit on the top floor, so it's fairly quite. And, it has a great kitchen and living area with super gulf views! The bedrooms are very comfortable, the kitchen is well equipped and the unit is furnished very comfortably. San Remo is a fairly small condo complex, so it's not too crowded, and even though there has been construction in the area over the last few years, there are still great gulf views from the main living areas and the large balcony! This is definitely recommended for couples or families that want a quite beach get away in a great location!
San Remo 401 is a great condo and the best we have found after many visits to the area. Our family spring 2016 visit was our 3rd time staying in this unit and we will definitely return! The condo is very comfortable with a large wrap-around balcony that is accessible by the kitchen/living area as well as two of the three bedrooms. It is a top floor end unit, so the gulf views are better than any of the other units in San Remo. The living area, kitchen and bedrooms are all "five-star", and all of the bathrooms have recently been remodeled and are perfect, including the large soaker tub in the Master. We definitely plan on staying again and would recommend to anyone looking for a great beach getaway for the family!
As always, we totally enjoyed our stay at San Remo. We did, however, notice some changes from previous stays.
Although it was generally clean, it just wasn't as it has been in the past. I think I was spoiled by it being spotless in the past. Paper under the bed, dust on furniture, etc. Also, I'm thinking that maybe a couple of mattresses might need replacing. I was in the twin bed and it was fine. We also contended with being awakened in the morning to construction noises.
I don't mean to be picky as it is really as nice as any we've stayed in. As I said, I think I was just spoiled by it being perfect in the past.
We have been to SR401 several times. This time was the best 16 days of our stays. Everything was ready for our arrival and we had no concerns while there. We have already booked our Fall 2014 stay at SR401. Our hosts are gracious and always want to know if everything is right. We look forward to our next visit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This was our first time staying at Santa Rosa Beach and San Remo. Overall we were pleased with the property, it was very nice!! We really enjoyed the views and the huge balcony!! It was very peaceful! I enjoyed working with Jay and appreciate him sharing his place with us!
We noticed that there were a few things that are showing some wear and tear in the condo, but nothing that a little maintenance can't fix. We were a little disappointed that the pool wasn't cleaned as often, or as thoroughly as it should have been. This is no reflection on San Remo 401.
We are already planning our 2014 vacation!
When we arrived, we found that the Condo was ready for us. We have been here several times and we want to continue visiting. There are many of our favorite restaurants in the area and our adult grandchildren love to come visit. We are looking forward to our next visit.
17-mile Paved Path for Strolling, Running, Rollerblading, Golf (12 professional courses in the area)
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May 27 2017 - Aug 11 2017
7 night minimum stay
Late Summer 2017
Aug 12 2017 - Sep 15 2017
7 night minimum stay
Fall 2017
Sep 16 2017 - Nov 3 2017
7 night minimum stay
Please note that we are only able to rent our unit for seven nights, from Sat-Sat.
20% deposit due at time of booking. The remaining balance is due 30 days prior to check in. Optional Trip Insurance available upon request. Please see following link for full review of all Terms and Conditions.
Rates are subject to change prior to confirmation. Rates do not include $145 one time cleaning fee & 12.0% FL sales tax.


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Newly carpeted and freshly painted for 2017!
This 2300 sq.ft. townhouse is just 500 ft. from beautiful Short Sands Beach and a 3 minute bike ride to Long Sands Beach. The main floor is bright and open with attractive, modern kitchen, living room, dining area and queen bedroom. There are three bedrooms and 2 baths upstairs. There is a deck with grill and large sitting area off of the living room for that summer barbeque. There is an outdoor shower which is a must when those sandy little ones return from a day at the beach. There is parking for two cars.
The town home was a perfect location and appropriate size for our family. We came in town for a weekend to attend a wedding. We were walking distance to the Union Bluff for all the wedding activities which was wonderful. The home was clean, comfortable bedding and a nice living room area so we could all sit in one space and visit.
This house was in a great location. The home was just as described and pictured. The home was bright and cheery. There was plenty of room for everyone stretch out and relax. The house was clean and had all the amenities you need for a wonderful vacation. There was a nice bottle of wine waiting for us on arrival. The house is steps from the beach and the center.
We love this property. Very spacious and close to shopping, beaches and games and playground for the children. It was well stocked and even had a lovely bottle of wine as a surprise. Our only suggested would be to check with the people who clean. Could do a better job but that is not a refection of the owner. They were available to answer any questions and make our stay pleasant. We would highly recommend staying here.
This house was much nicer than I was expecting. Clean, decorated nicely, with a bottle of wine to greet us! It's probably fair to say that the downstairs kids play area that's mentioned in some of the reviews is not available anymore, but even without it there was plenty of room for our group. Be sure to stick to your side of the parking area though (it's a condo so there's a unit next door). We were over on his side a bit because we thought he may not be using it that weekend. When he came in we immediately offered to move it but he was very rude. Save yourself that issue and stay only on the left parking lot!
Nancy was a pleasure to work with, always a day responder and very accommodating. I would stay at this house again!
We have been staying in this beach house for six years and each year it gets better. The house is so convenient and has all the amenities needed. The bedrooms are big and bright. The open layout makes for easy relaxing after a day at the beach. The playroom gives the kids room to spread out and play. This is truly the perfect location and house for a beach vacation.
Our family has rented at York Beach for fifty years, and this townhome ticks all the boxes for our annual get togethers. We travel with my mother, and she appreciates the main floor bedroom and nearby bathroom. The three upstairs bedrooms and 2 bathrooms provide plenty of room for adults and kids. The lower level family room is a welcome bonus, particularly on rainy days when a kids play space is critical. We like to cook on vacation, and the lovely open kitchen and dining area provides a perfect staging area for family meals.
The property is steps from the center of town and Short Sands Beach. The owner couldn't be more accomodating, and the townhome is beautiully maintained. We love it and will be back.
York Beach is a fun summer vacation spot with three beaches within close proximity. The beach center includes a variety of restaurants and nightlife such as Inn-on-the Blues and the Union Bluff. Children will delight in watching taffy being made at the Goldenrod, playing in the arcade, or eating homemade ice cream while taking in the beauty of the famous Nubble Light House. The Kittery Outlets are only a 15 minute drive and a great place for girl's shopping weekend.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Jun 24 2017 - Aug 25 2017
7 night minimum stay
Mid season fall
Aug 26 2017 - Sep 8 2017
3 night minimum stay
Off season fall
Sep 9 2017 - Oct 27 2017
3 night minimum stay
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Nick Jonas finds it "strange" that people are interested in his love life.
The 'Jealous' hitmaker - who has been romantically linked to Kate Hudson following his split from Olivia Culpo - says it "definitely sucks" that there is such an interest in the people he dates.
He said: "It definitely sucks. It sort of feels like, on top of dealing with the situation with the person, you have to be thinking about other people's opinion about it, and without all the information.
"The fact that people were intrigued by a 14 or 15-year-old's relationships was strange to me. Now I think it makes a bit more sense. I think it's kind of amusing, people's interests. But it's funny, because I think I live a pretty low-key life."
However, the 23-year-old singer has had no problems opening up about his heartbreak on his upcoming album, 'Last Year Was Complicated'.
He added to OUT magazine: "With this one I made a real point to tell stories as honestly as I could.
"It became very clear what it was going to be about, after the breakup. I just dove in headfirst and wrote about all of it. I think it was the most meaningful relationship I've ever been in, and it was the longest."
Meanwhile, Nick - who found fame as part of the Jonas Brothers with his older siblings, Joe, 26 and Kevin, 28 - previously revealed he felt it was "important to get vulnerable" on his new album.
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BUFFALO LAKE -- An 11-year-old, sixth grade student at St. Mary's Elementary School in Bird Island has been invited to sing the national anthem when President Barack Obama makes a campaign visit to Minneapolis on Saturday.
McKaia Ryberg was "discovered'' by gubernatorial candidate Mark Dayton when she sang the national anthem for a Tim Orth Foundation benefit he attended last March, according to her mother Sandy Ryberg. Her parents, Brian and Sandy Ryberg, live and farm in the Buffalo Lake area.
Sandy Ryberg said they received a call recently from Dayton's office asking whether their daughter would sing the national anthem for the president's visit.
They also asked if she would be okay with singing before a crowd that's estimated to number around 20,000.
Her mother said her daughter has performed before crowds of 1,000 and 3,000, and she quickly responded: "What's a few thousand more?''
Sandy Ryberg said their daughter's musical talents are hers alone. She's very musical, her mother said, adding: "She just has the gift.''


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Dr. Nicholas A. Bertha, a Morris county physician and surgeon and the father of a Randolph Township man, died Friday, July 27, 2001, at his home in Hopatcong. He was 94. During a medical career that spanned five decades, Dr. Bertha served as medical staff president at both the former Dover General Hospital and Medical Center and Saint Clare's Hospital, where he was among the first physicians. He also was a leader of medical societies in Morris County and in the state, serving as a trustee of the Medical Society of New Jersey up to the time of his death. Dr. Bertha was born in Wharton, on May 29, 1907, the son of naturalized American citizens who emigrated from Hungary, and grew up working in his father's grocery and butcher shop. He attended elementary and high school in Wharton, graduating in 1924, and went on to New York University, where he received a bachelor of science degree in 1928. He was awarded a medical degree from Bellevue Hospital and New York University Medical School in 1932.
He trained in obstetrics and gynecology at Lying In Hospital of New York followed by two years of intensive surgical training at Bellevue Hospital, Third Division, and four years of post-graduate surgery study at New York University Medical School.
In 1937, during the Depression, Dr. Bertha returned to Wharton and devoted himself to the general care of his patients. He also was assistant county Medical Examiner from 1937 to 1942 and was assistant pathologist at Dover General Hospital. He was an assistant attending at Dover General Hospital from 1937 to 1942.
His life as a general practitioner changed with the outbreak of World War II. In January 1942, he volunteered for the Army and was inducted in July 1942 reporting to the 68th Medical Regiment in Tennessee. In October 1942, he was designated as Commanding Officer of an Army Clearing Company and continued as such through out the war. His outfit acted as an auxiliary field and evacuation hospital and, at the end of the war, as a provisional general hospital in Germany.
The company took part in the Utah Beach Landing, was involved in six campaigns including Normandy, France, the Holland jump, the German breakthrough at the Ardennes, the Remagen Bridge, the Essen pocket, and the race through Germany to end at 40 kilometers from Vienna.
Its work was recognized with a Presidential Army Commendation of "Distinguished Unit." Dr. Bertha, who was promoted to the rank of major in January 1944, was awarded the Bronze Star in 1945.
After his discharge in January 1946, he returned to practice in Wharton and Dove r General Hospital where he was an attending surgeon. In 1947, he was elected a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
In 1952, in conjunction with Dr. William F. Costello, he helped set up the staff, rules and regulations for Saint Clare's Hospital in Denville, which opened the following year. He served on both hospital staffs, practicing surgery and gynecology at Saint Clare's as well as Dover General Hospital. He was Chief of Surgery at Saint Clare's from 1952 to 1962 and Chief of Surgery at Dover General three separate times and served as president of both hospital staffs for four years. At Dover, he was the first physician member on the hospital's board of trustees.
He also was a leader in both local and statewide physicians' groups. In the earl y 1950s, he was elected president of the Morris County Medical Society and in 1961, he was named a Trustee of the Medical Society of New Jersey holding that position even after retirement. In 1968, he was President of the New Jersey Society of Surgeons.
He also was a member of the Council of the New Jersey Chapter of the American College of Surgeons for nine years, a founder and member of the Board of New Jersey Obstetrical and Gynecological Society and was elected to the International College of Surgeons.
In addition to his work in his profession, he was active in community, civic and veterans associations. He was a member of North Star Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons, the Valley of Northern New Jersey, Salaam Shrine Temple, Knights Templar, the Royal Arch Masons and a member of the American Legion Post Number 91.
From before the war until 1978, he was surgeon of the Wharton Fire Department, a member of the Hook and Ladder Company and later a member of the Wharton Exempt Firemen's Association. He was a member of the Wharton Board of Health for 25 years.
In November 1977, Dr. Bertha retired from active surgical and gynecological practice, but returned to work in the operating room as an assistant and consultant until 1988 when he completely retired after 51 years of work.
Dr. Bertha was the recipient of numerous awards for his work in health care and in the community. In 1951, the Lions Club of Dover designated him as Citizen of the Year. In 1989, the new state-of-the- art oncology unit at Dover General Hosp ital and Medical Center was named the Dr. Nicholas A. Bertha Oncology Unit. The area occupied today by Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center at Saint Clare's carries his name.
In May 1990, the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce gave him its Outstanding Community Service Award. His own hometown recognized him on July 15, 1990, which was proclaimed as Dr. Nicholas A. Bertha Day in Wharton. A monument with an attached bronze plaque in his honor was placed in front of the Wharton Borough Hall.
He leaves his widow Phyllis Bertha, two sons, Nicholas J. of the Ironia section of Randolph Township and J. Alan Bertha of Ashland, Ore., six grandchildren, two of whom are physicians also, and eight great grandchildren.
Funeral service were held at the Bermingham Funeral Home, 249 South Main Street, Wharton.
Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 669 Littleton Road, Parsippany, N.J. 07054 in his memory.


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I wanted to personally write to the Public Forum and convey my utmost disappointment in the voters of Utah's 3rd Congressional District Republican primary. On June 27 the voters in the 3rd District had a great opportunity to send a message back to the White House and the rest of the politicians that the citizens of the great United States are ready for a drastic change in regard to illegal immigration.
The only thing that I can gather from sending U.S. Rep. Chris Cannon back to Washington D.C. is that Utah County loves illegal immigrants, so I would like to close with this invitation: All you illegals in the great state of Utah go on down to Utah County because they love you.
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The Broadcasting industry has called for a single television rating system for the country. At present, AC Nielsen and ORG-MARG are the two agencies providing data on television ratings, popularly known as TAM and INTAM ratings, respectively.
Many in the broadcasting industry feel that neither of them give a holistic picture and most of the advertisers and broadcasters are forced to refer to both the studies to get a fair idea of ups and downs in the popularity chart.
Indian Broadcasting Foundation (IBF) has sought to enhance the coverage of more urban TV households, increase the sample size in the six metro cities, which attract most of the advertisers, and a regular update of the rating system.
IBF had earlier, this year, initiated a move to come out with a set of uniform technical standards for calculating viewership ratings. A committee was set up by the foundation reviewed the performance of both the systems in terms of costs, coverage, sampling and panel recruitment.
Viewership data are generally collected on three levels -– individual cities, specific markets like metro cities/specific states and the total reporting universe. The present systems are covering only a small percentage of the total urban TV viewers. There is big gap in the coverage particularly in Hindi speaking states and in Eastern India, the study says.
Broadcasters note that the reporting universe for the two systems are: All TV –TAM 104.3 million and INTAM 87.1 million, All cable & satellite–TAM 58 million and INTAM 43.5 million. However, as per the latest government estimates, the total number of TV viewers in the urban India is around 175 million and for Cable & Satellite the figure is pegged at around 102 million.
Broadcasters observe that there is no system, at present, to monitor the data provided by the two systems. Most of them feel the need for a monitoring agency to keep a tab on the system.
The study also felt that non-weighting variable such as TV type, number of TV sets owned, remote/non-remote, etc, should be updated more regularly. The IBF study recommends that the single system should increase the coverage to at least 75 per cent of the total urban TV households. It also sought bringing down of the error levels in the six major metro cities by around 50 per cent. IBF is in favour of a periodical update of the TV rating system.
Many in the industry feel that the advertising and broadcasting fraternity have to work hand-in-hand in moving towards the single rating system across the country.
Interestingly, the move may be already on its way. Dutch communications major VNU, currently holds around 75 percent stakes in ORG-MARG that comes out with INTAM ratings. VNU also has a majority stake in AC Nielsen that comes out with the TAM ratings.
According to the advertising industry sources business dynamics may force both the companies to merge their activities in course of the next one-year. Till that happens the advertising and broadcasting community may have make do with both the studies, feel most in the industry.


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This is a true story about when I was 12 and my family and I moved into our new house. We all loved it, except it had a room we liked to call the "Dungeon" (An extremely tiny room in the basement, that could be padlocked from the outside with no light inside). I even recall finding an old little toy car in the corner of the room. The house didn't feel right.
The property had a chained link fence all along the side, with barbed wire on top. I later found out this was an old foster home, but even now I never have really looked into the history of the house. I'm still afraid of what I could find.
After renovating the house, it felt more "homey". We got rid of the "Dungeon" and turned it into a computer room beside my bedroom. I was also the only one who slept in the basement of the house, all the other bedrooms were upstairs.
This is where I shall begin telling you the events that took place.
I had a paranoia about doors. My closet doors had to be closed on both sides (otherwise it felt like something was staring at me through the cracks), and my bedroom door had to be wide open (so the hallway light could shine in because I couldn't sleep in the dark, and I also felt trapped if the door was closed).
For several weeks, nothing happened. Then weird things started happening. I would start waking up in the mornings to find my closet doors wide open. Then I started waking up to my door closed. I started questioning everyone, to see if they were pranking me, but they all said they had nothing to do with it. This kept happening, and I just ignored it. I started to sleep with my door closed and slept with a small light in the room.
After a while, I would start hearing voices. One night, two ladies were having a conversation and laughing outside my bedroom door. Another night I could hear a man yelling at someone. Every time I heard something, I'd leave my room to investigate to see if the TV had gotten left on, only to find out it was off. I would then walk back to my room, with the conclusion I must had been half asleep and dreaming.
These things continued, and I felt like I was going crazy.
Then one night, after showering and walking into my room, I saw a small blonde boy sitting on my bed in the split second before I turned my light on. I knew what I saw wasn't just my mind playing tricks. I got dressed and made a bed on the couch upstairs, too afraid to sleep in my room. While facing the window and slowing losing consciousness, I saw a little brunette girl, no more than 5 years old, crying, and staring back at me through the reflection. I screamed and looked above my head (where she would had been standing) and saw no one.
I didn't sleep that night. I didn't sleep for many nights after that, the images haunting me.
The next following years, I grew numb the the "doors closing by themselves", the "knocks on the walls" and the voices. It was the new normal. I told my mom the things that would happen and she's just roll her eyes and say I was just "playing around".
When I turned 19 and could start drinking, I drank every night. It helped me sleep and ignore the sounds. When I didn't react to anything that was happening anymore, when "It" saw I wasn't afraid, things got worse.
On one night while sitting on my bed, a water bottle flew off my desk, across the room and hit a wall. Then loud thumping on the wall behind me started.
Then a blood-curdling scream erupted.
I ran upstairs on the brink of tears, asking if anyone had heard the scream, and they all shook their heads. My mom comforted me and I slept with her for a week after that (by this time my mom believed me, but with some hesitance).
For weeks after, I would sometimes hear whimpering, it was always very faint though.
Then September 6th of 2012 came, the night that gave me evidence of "It".
I had a glass of rum and coke before bed. This was normal, it helped me sleep. I brushed my teeth and glanced at the clock, 12:02 am. I fell asleep.
I woke up all groggy and my body aching. I looked at the clock and it was only 2:12 am. My bed felt wet and sticky and my shoulder felt extremely weird. I rubbed my shoulder with my other hand only to stick my fingers in a gaping hole. I jumped out of bed and turned on the light to look in the mirror. I started crying, while looking at the tear in my shoulder, 2 inches deep. I turned around and saw my bed was soaked in blood.
My mom drove me to the ER and I got stitches.
My mom thought I was self harming and looked everywhere for something sharp in my room or bathroom and found nothing. Then thought I slept walked and fell into something, only to find no blood anywhere's else in the house.
That's when I saw on her face, that she believed me about everything.
I moved out and now live with my dad, and working full time at a pool being a lifeguard and teaching swim lessons. I'm 20 now, and when I moved in this house, I could tell this house just felt better than the one I was at. The energy felt good.
That is, until the other night. While lying in bed waiting for my boyfriend, I looked out of the bedroom door just before he closed it, and saw the little brunette girl again.


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A Boy and a Bear in a Boat
A Boy and a Bear in a Boat
By Dave Shelton
David Fickling Books, Hardcover, 9780385752480, 293pp.
Publication Date: June 12, 2012
A boy and a bear go to sea, equipped with a suitcase, a comic book, and a ukulele. The bear assures the boy that they are traveling a short distance and it really shouldn't take very long. But then they encounter "unforeseeable anomalies": turbulent stormy seas! a terrifying sea monster! and the rank remains of The Very Last Sandwich. The odds are pitted against the boy and the bear and their boat.
Will the Harriet, their trusted vessel, withstand the violent lashings of the salty waves? And will anyone ever answer their message in a bottle?
Starred Review, Booklist, March 15, 2012:
"It's Shelton's spare, wry storytelling that makes this book set sail...Deceptively brilliant."
Kids' Indie Next List, Summer 2012


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Nebraska 30, Colorado 3
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Hundreds of fans were removed by force. Thousands more left by choice. By the end, the only folks making noise in Colorado's stadium were a rowdy group in the corner shouting ``Go Big Red!''
Yes, it felt like old times for the Nebraska Cornhuskers on Friday, 30-3 winners over Colorado in a game that someday could be viewed as the turning point for a program under duress the last few years.
Zac Taylor threw for 392 yards and two scores, Cory Ross accounted for 142 yards and a touchdown and the Huskers (7-4, 4-4 Big 12) put together, by far, the best game of coach Bill Callahan's troubled two seasons in Lincoln.
``This is a huge win for us,'' Taylor said. ``It shows we have the program going on the right track.''
A few water bottles and other debris rained down from the CU student section in the fourth quarter, forcing officials to order hundreds of fans removed for the final 10 minutes of the game. By then, CU boosters with calmer heads were already heading to the exits, their team down 27-3 and showing no signs of life.
``It's dumbfounding,'' Buffs coach Gary Barnett said. ``I don't know what happened.''
Outcoached, outplayed, out-everythinged by Big Red, Colorado (7-4, 5-3 Big 12) lost its second straight game and might have watched its trip to the Big 12 title game go down the drain, too. The loss left the door open for Iowa State, which will earn the spot with a win at Kansas on Saturday.
CU would back into the game against No. 2 Texas if the Cyclones lose. But really, after watching this complete dismantling - an embarrassment not only to the program but to many of the trash-throwing fans, as well - the words ``Colorado'' and ``championship'' simply don't seem right coupled together.
``Maybe tomorrow, I'll be a KU fan,'' Barnett said when asked if he'll if he'll root for the Jayhawks on Saturday. ``But right now, I've got a lot of kids who are hurting emotionally.''
Before kickoff, CU players moved toward midfield and the teams began jawing and pushing and shoving. No punches were thrown. It wasn't anything near the kind of ruckus seen over the years between other big rivals, but it sure caught Callahan's attention.
``In all the years I've coached football, I've never seen anything like it,'' he said. ``To our credit, we didn't react. We kept our composure.''
A few minutes later, the Huskers let their play do the talking. They posted their biggest win in the series since Tom Osborne coached them to a 52-7 blowout in 1992.
On the first play of its first possession, Colorado got a 45-yard run by Hugh Charles and that was pretty much it. The big run set up a Mason Crosby field goal for a 3-0 lead. The Huskers answered with a field goal and CU never came close to taking the lead again.
Ross, a Denver kid who said he was recruited only ``briefly'' by Colorado, had 129 yards receiving. His 19-yard TD off a screen pass early in the second gave the Huskers a 10-3 lead.
``I'm on a high,'' Ross said. ``I wanted to come home and win. I wanted to make big plays and I did.''
The rest of the game was a combination of Nebraska dominance - the Huskers defense allowed only 212 yards - and CU's ineptitude.
The Buffs came into the game leading the conference in penalties and will likely stay there after committing 10 more for 105 yards.
They kept Nebraska's second touchdown drive alive when, after Taylor called timeout, Huskers center Kurt Mann snapped the ball anyway, which compelled CU linebacker Alex Ligon to slam Taylor to the ground and draw a 15-yard penalty on third-and-10.
``Alex said he didn't hear a whistle. I didn't hear a whistle. Who knows?'' Barnett said. ``That ended up being a big play in that drive.''
Nebraska kept steamrolling from there, which led to the ugliness in the stands.
Early in the fourth quarter, with the game well out of hand, debris started flowing onto the field while the loyal fans in the Nebraska section partied on.
Husker fans celebrating at Folsom Field harkened back to the days when the Huskers took CU for granted and when a Buffs win in a matchup that only they considered a rivalry could make their season.
It could have this year, too.
The Buffs were an unheard-of, 14-point favorite. Barnett was trying to improve to 4-3 against Nebraska and become the first CU coach in a generation to be able to say he won more than he lost against Big Red.
Now, that's out the window and much figures to be made of the fact that CU's coach has only a year left on his contract with an extension still unsigned.
Most importantly, CU was shooting for its fourth trip to the title game in five years. That trip now appears unlikely - and almost inappropriate if it still comes to pass.
``If we really, really wanted to win the Big 12 championship, we would have won today,'' defensive lineman James Garee said.
Nebraska, meanwhile, will sing a different tune.
Led by sacks by Titus Adams, Le Kevin Smith and Barry Cryer, the Huskers confused normally unflappable quarterback Joel Klatt. He went 20-for-40 for 159 yards and an interception.
An embarrassing season that included their first loss to Kansas in 36 years now looks much better for the Huskers. Their bowl destination certainly improved and a program that is already thought to be putting in place a great recruiting class surely wasn't hurt with this performance in front of a national TV audience on the day after Thanksgiving.
``We've been trying to get to this level all year,'' linebacker Bo Ruud said. ``Today, we got there.''


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| A Plain Account of Christian Perfection
by John Wesley
|Sections 1-7
|This work, originally published in 1777, is taken from the United Methodist Church's digitisation of The Works of John Wesley (1872) by Thomas Jackson. Note that the subtitle may be misleading; the year 1777 is the year this edition was published, not a year Reverend Mr. John Wesley's sentiments changed in some way.
A Plain Account of Christian Perfection
as believed and taught by the Reverend Mr. John Wesley, from the year 1725, to the year 1777
- Sections 1-7
- Sections 8-14
- Sections 15-18
- Sections 19-21
- Sections 22-24
- Section 25
- Sections 26-28
- Brief Thoughts on Christian Perfection
|This work published before January 1, 1923 is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.


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10 - 11 October 2015, Lisbon, Portugal
Lisboa Open House, organized by the Lisbon Architecture Triennale, to be held on the 10 and 11 October 2015, will unlock the architecture of Lisbon and bring together the audience of one of the most impressive urban centers in Europe.
In this edition, the Open House Lisbon counts on the presence of about 60 experts who offer perspectives, questions and specific frameworks in each location. The visits to contemporary projects have a presentation of the own authors, a unique opportunity to unveil design options, inspirations and creative processes. The historical sites involve specialists from areas like Education, History, Criticism, Sociology or Curatorship in order to enable an informed context analysis.
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