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The Polk County Sheriff's Office says the one person who died in the shooting, a 17-year-old in a wheelchair, may not have been the intended target of the gunfire.
Investigators say the suspected gunman apparently targeted three men in a white Cadillac on Tennessee Road in the Wabash area of unincorporated Lakeland. Witnesses said the white Cadillac drove past a house on Tennessee Road, turned around, and slowly came back to the residence.
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March 21, 2011
What an amazing home you have. Everything we could have needed was
there, and
then there were the extras! We had a great time relaxing and enjoying
the area
and accommodations. We feel very fortunate to have stayed here and will
again. Thank you so much - Tom and Jennifer
March 11, 2011
Birthday celebration, brewery, gumbo, Betty's Burgers, walks on the
talks on the deck, naps on the couch, massage chair, enjoyment, fun,
We'll be back soon.
February 2011
We had a fantastic long weekend and really enjoyed your home. The rain
was a
bit of a bummer but it gave us time to enjoy our new nieces. Thanks for
all the
high-end amenities. We would love to town again this summer - From
February 2011
Thank you for sharing your lovely home with us. Our weekend here was
the doctor ordered R&R plus plenty of sunshine. We hope to return
soon! - Los Gatos CA
January 22
It was lovely. Thank you
December 2010
We very much enjoyed spending the last three weeks in your home over
Coming from Reno
we really appreciated the change in scenery climate. Although it's
winter here
at least it's not snowing. My husband and I like to go running in the
and we had plenty of opportunities to do so in your wonderful
neighborhood. We
also enjoyed walking and running over at the Harbor and the boardwalk.
husband also works daily from home on his computer daily. The router
access and
your setup allowed him to do this was exceptional. The wireless
Internet and
the ability to make unlimited long distance phone calls was a real
advantage to
us. Our kids really enjoyed the selection of television stations the
sound and the massage chair. Thanks again for everything. Everything
was as you
said it would be. Happy New Year Reno Nevada
November 11, 2010.
Thank you so very much for providing such a well organized and fabulous
experience. Our gathering of women from all over was all the more
because of
your thoughtfulness. The weather was spectacular, so where the views
September 6, 2010
We had such a wonderful stay at your home. It is really unique and so
close to
the beach and a short walk to everything else.
September 25, 2010
Perfect, perfect, perfect! Just finishing up our yearly 2 week rental
of this
wonderful home. We only live 1.5 hours from here and feel like
we're worlds
away. September was a wonderful time to be here - great weather - even
went to
the Santa Cruz County Fair - a real blast from the past. Lots of hikes,
into town (Nickelodeon is a great little "art" movie
house). Golf nearby and in Monterey.
Discovered Tacos Moreno on Water
St. with fabulous Mexican take-out. Books,
puzzles, games and the deck! Thanks so much, Bob and Denny - Same
next year! - Alamo,
August 22, 2010
We enjoyed our week at this wonderful home. Thank you. - Orange County, CA
August 29, 2010
We loved staying at this home, mainly because it was so close to the
(went there every day!)
July 16, 2010
What a week in your beach house! We haven't rented a house in
years and now
that we've found your, I have a feeling we'll be seeing Santa Cruz from Mott Ave.
for some time. Your home is so
clean, spacious, airy and open. We have been sleeping in every day,
the sounds of the surf and otters. We love hanging out on the deck,
walking to
the Boardwalk or to the beach. Just being lazy and relaxed! I'm
so sad that we
will be leaving on Saturday. See you next summer!
July 16, 2010
Words are so inadequate to convey how much we love staying in your
beach home. I have been visiting Santa Cruz for over 55 years…
I have a memorial bench for my
dear late husband at the Lighthouse on West Cliff Dr. Feeling like a
Cruzian has deepened with a stay at your lovely home. We're
already planning
for 2011 so I'll be in touch soon. Thank you for your
May 29, 2010
Dear owner, it was so nice here! I love your awesome view
deck. The
breaking surf was also fabulous while having coffee having sounds of
the ocean.
I love that there are so many windows and skylights. It was a
vacation for my family. We had our day of rain and the rest of the week
great weather. The Boardwalk was so much fun except for one of us who
got sick
going on the hang glide ride. Love the walks on the beach. I could go
but our vacation is now over. We'll come back and we would
recommend this home
to our friends. Thank you, from Sacramento.
May 23, 2010
Another fab girls weekend of high school friends. This is our seventh
together weekend after our 30th high school reunion. We hale form the
Bay Area, Idaho and Oregon. We
loved our walks on the beach,
shopping Downtown and in Capitola, Eating and drinking our way through
April 24, 2010
Another great visit to this home at Mott. The girls and I came back for
a baby
shower for the bride from our last visit in October 2007. Time
moves on.
Again everything was great! We especially enjoyed sitting on the deck
soaking up the sun. Whenever we're back in the area we'll
give you a call!
Becky & Ashley
April 18, 2010
We had a great visit. Some must sees, 1) Roaring Camp Railroad 2)
Monterey Bay Aquarium, 3) Santa Cruz Diner (Ocean St.) 4: The Mystery Spot 5)
Cafe (right up the street). Thank you, we appreciate your
professionalism. See
you soon! Ron & Sue,
South Dakota
April 13, 2010
Denny & Bob thank you so much for letting us stay at your beautiful
My 6 year old loved the beach and flew a kite with his dad while my
baby and I
played in the sand. We can't wait to come back in the summer.
Hope you'll rent
again. We appreciate all your amenities. Thanks again, hope to be
March 15
Great beach house! Love sitting on the deck watching the water, boats
and beach
while the kids napped. So relaxing. The house is super
and the baby gate is such a nice touch with a family having a toddler.
We thoroughly
enjoyed the weekend away with the grandma and grandpa visiting from New York. San Carlos, CA
March 31
Dear homeowners, thank you so much for letting me stay in your house. I
it is pretty funny that you have the living area upstairs and the
downstairs. I think that is pretty cool. Thank you for letting us stay
at your
awesome beach house. Allison, age 12.
April 5
Dear Denny and Bob, your house is so cool! The view form the porch is
beautiful. Unfortunately it was a very stormy day when we arrived. I
love how
there are so many skylights; it is so light upstairs. When I saw the
hot tub
sized bath I immediately wanted to take a bath. It is very neat that
there are
TWO big screen tvs. When I saw lord of the rings I demanded I see it on
one of
those TVs during my stay. My whole family (me included) love the
chair!! Right this minute my mom is using it! My brother and I
both own
iPod touches so we'll definitely use the WiFi. My two little sisters
liked the alcove by the windows and it is the place for all their
games. What I
like the most is that you can see the beach from most of the upstairs.
you for letting us stay at your awesome house. We all enjoyed it very
Sincerely Jojo, age 12.
April 8, 2010
D&B, this is our last morning and I am still delighted with this
house! It
has an awesome location. We can bike anywhere in town. Sometimes faster
than driving.
Thanks for letting us use your house! Erika, Sebastapool, CA
November 20-22, 2009
Emli's Sweet 16. Me, my family and a few close friends had an
AMAZING weekend.
We loved how close we were to the beach and the Boardwalk. The house
everything we needed for the weekend. We loved the house and the view.
you so, so, so, so very much. Emily, Family & Friends Ceres,
Thanksgiving 2009
Great time at the beach! The dolphins, sea lions and pelicans! It was
Location, location, location! Couldn't ask for a better spot!
Thanks for
sharing your house. Chico,
Sept 30 – Oct 4
Had a WONDERFUL time!! We spent one day in Monterey, mostly at the Aquarium and
Row; another day just beach-combing; and then Saturday all day on the
Boardwalk. And each day it was such a pleasure to come back
"home". It was such a treat. The grandkids had a ball. I
did find time to do one of my favorite things (cook) on Friday night,
using the
BBQ for a delicious meal and watching the sunset. Once again, thanks
everything - you have a beautiful home, and we appreciated being able
to share
it. Kevin, Molly, Alex and Ava North Carolina
Aug 15-22
Thanks so much for having us in your home. We loved being in the old
neighborhood where I had lived in the 1970's in the little yellow house
on the
corner across from you 202 Mott and at 210 Cypress as well. It was
lovely to
walk down to Aldo's, the yacht harbor, the boardwalk and many walks on
beach, also being able to have our Santa Cruz friends over for a home
cooked dinner was fun.
Your house was lovely for that and great for cooking. The smoke
from the
forest fire was pretty bad at times but seemed to usually be able to
when the fog burned off. Hopefully we will pick a smoke free week next
What a nice home! Thanks for renting to us! Thanks, Amy
Aug 8 - 15
THANK YOU! We had just a phenomenal time at your home. We
wait to rent it again. The proximity to the beach was
perfect. We
thought we'd be a bit further back...being that close was such a
Mostly, we enjoyed the rooftop deck. We were on it every morning
evening...and it was perfect for watching the meteor showers on
evening...we had the kids out there until 12:30am watching...
Funny note, on the day we arrived, our kids (ages 9 and 6) ran upstairs
and our
youngest Meagan yells out "there is a huge TV!!) We were so
comfortable in your home! Thanks again so much! We brought
great memories.
Kristin Novato, CA
July 2009
Another wonderful two weeks, our 4th year at this wonderful home.
weather, perfect location. Great amenities. We really appreciate the
and Wi-Fi availability - it is not clutter. Thanks for opening up your
home to
Kris & Dave, Alamo,
June 5, 2009
The house and location were everything we hoped for! Could not resist
commenting on the Marconi radio in the Master Suite! My father learned
to be a
radio operator at the Marconi
School in London
when he was a mere 14 years of age and traveled as a radio operator for
British Merchant Marines and also for the R. A. F. Ferry Command during
He would have adored that radio! Thanks for sharing that with us. It
was very
touching. Munzer family, Yuba
City, CA
May 17,
Thank you so much for
the wonderful mini-vacation. I grew up on the
beach but
my children didn't grow up with that luxury. It was so nice to
introduce them to the Pacific Ocean!
We all
had a wonderful time. The fully equipped kitchen, the deck, the view,
and all
the little extras really made for a perfect getaway. Thank you. David,
& Kids Roseville, CA
March 20, 2008
Simply DEVINE break for
this Kansas
family in need of a piece of the ocean. The house was just perfect!
Loved the
BEACH and groovy Downtown. We couldn't have asked for a better
Spring break.
Thank you for making us so comfortable...and English tea in the
cupboard, just
perfect. The Patterson Family Kansas
February 11, 2008
What a great vacation
in truly wonderful house, best location, lots of
lights and such a comfortable place to stay. Your house is so organized
and we
loved all the little extras, like the sundeck and large indoor
Jacuzzi. We
hope to be back soon. Sabine
November 26, 2007
We had such a great
Thanksgiving holiday at your house and in Santa Cruz. The
lads (26-30) enjoyed it as
well. We had unbelievable sunny, warm days (except the last)!! Thanks.
Sue and
Jim - San Francisco
November 19, 2007
Thank you so much for
letting us stay in your beautiful home. I was
in how well it was stocked with all the necessities. We all had such a
Brooke and Logan - California
October 22, 2007
Thank you so much for
the use of your lovely home. It was wonderful for
all the
kids (ages 28-32). to be able to stay with us. The bride had her hair
done in
the dining room. It made for wonderful pictures. We loved being close
to the
beach and the sea lions lulled us back to sleep after they woke us in
night. Thanks again. When we come back to Santa Cruz, we will give you a call.
Bruce and Becky - California
September 1, 2007
What a place! Please,
can we live here? We wanted for nothing! Thank
you. We
had a blast in Santa Cruz!
Special mention for Linda's Seabreeze Cafe on Seabright
It rocks! Phil and Ingrid
and kids - London, UK
July 14, 2007
Another wonderful
sojourn at Seabright! It was great to meet you in
person! We
loved our stay and so did the company that came to visit. Had beautiful
sky for 3 days at each end and a soothing cloud cover on between. We
did our
usual exploring of the area - beaches and mountains, golf, etc. In Monterey, wine
(David Bruce and Byington), and this time visited the Arboretum at
UCSC. Wish
we lived hereso we could be "volunteer "weeders" there. We
enjoyed discovering Gayles in Capitola - will be starting our diets
See you next year. Kris and Dave - California
June 30, 2007
Our week in your beach
home has been wonderful! The weather, fun
boardwalk, beach and of course, your home made it a very special time
for us.
We are sold on Santa Cruz
and will return next summer. Hopefully you will continue to provide a
away from the Arizona
summer heat for us. We couldn't have had a better experience! Ron and
Mary Jane
- Phoenix, AZ
June 23, 2007
We really enjoyed the
house. It was ideal for our needs. My
9 year
old grandson was enchanted with all the wonderful lighting effects, my
7 year
old granddaughter delighted in the little remote controlled dog which
befriended in short order and worked at teaching it to go up and down
stairs. My daughter-in-law totally loved the massage chair and
my son glued himself to the HDTVs, and I truly appreciated the quiet
bedroom and bath to myself. You have a wonderful, light, airy,
comfortable place--ideally located for exploring the area, and very
well-designed and equipped. I think you're brave to rent it out
generously? My brother, John, and his family rented a house on
the street
south of Seabright, which was dark. He and his wife loved our
place and
are thinking they may come back another time and see about renting it
you. I don't know when they're thinking of doing it, but I know
love it. Thank you so much for entrusting us with your delightful home.
It was
the perfect home-away-from-home for us and favored us with all its
charms and
comforts during our family reunion. We couldn't have been more
pleased. Best
wishes to you. Mary, Kenny, Jennifer, Jonas, Becca. Palm Beach,
June 16, 2007
We had a great time in
your beautiful home! The kitchen is much more
to cook in than our own at home! Thanks so much for the "baby
gate" it was
definitely helpful. Our 23 month old has now figured out how to use it
so I
guess it must be time to go home! The house is in such a perfect
location for
all ages. Our 19 year old twin daughters enjoyed it as much as our 3
and a half
and two year olds. Thanks for sharing your home. Would love to come
back again.
David, Jill, Melissa, Jessica, Abigail & Matthew South Pasadena, CA
2006 Summer
August 19, 2006
D&B, thank you for
providing such a comfortable beach house. We
fixed some
great fish dinners here, enjoyed morning coffees on the rooftop deck,
walks, Boardwalk and of course Capitola. Gayle's provided a fabulous
cake for youngest. The battery operated stuffed dog in the 2nd bedroom
was a
big hit. The Flath Family
A very good experience.
We spent the second two weeks of our Soquel
here and overall a great choice. The house is great and the upgrading
remodeling is very well done. Aldos was good for breakfast/lunch/brunch
but not
so good in the evening. Seabright Brewery, Al Dente were both very good
very busy, easy three minute walk. The Crow's Nest, also an easy
walk, was very
enjoyable for dinner. The Boardwalk and MYSTERY SPOT a hoot! Real, old
fashioned seaside tourist traps. But, better still, the eclectic mix
that is
Santa Cruz-sitting out on the pavement (sorry-sidewalk) downtown and
watch-absolutely fascinating! shouters, ageing hippies, ladies who
lunch, gay
couples, Van Helsing look-a-likes –awesome! Denny, you were a
sweetheart when
you sorted out a problem we had. Hope Hawaii was good. The weather here
great during our stay. Pat and Hannah, St. Helens,
Previous Years (Note:
There was a period from summer of 1999 to July
2007 that
our home was not a vacation rental and the entire house was remodeled.)
Wonderful two weeks in
S.C., just a block down on Mott from where I
lived in
1970 as a UCSC Senior. Fabulous weather the whole time. Big booming
Fourth-Of-July – wow! Love the decks, the sun room, closeness to
Boardwalk and
Downtown. Nice 25 minute walk to movies. Sorry, but breakfast at
Aldo's was
perfectly disappointing. Happy Hour at the Crow's Nest for the
Wednesday night
Regatta was pretty nifty. Loved all the amenities in the house –
fireplace, computer, etc. June, 1999
We love your garden.
It's my favorite hobby too. This is my
favorite beach
house and we always hate to leave. We loved all the new editions. This
is a
great beach house. We had a wonderful stay and I sure wish we could
longer. Beth, July, 1998.
What a fabulous beach
house! We had gorgeous weather, everything was
Thanks for sharing. Jane, 1998.
This is our third year
staying in your beach house. Love the location,
and new editions and remodels. We are rolling over our deposit so that
we can
stay here again next year. Amelia, August, 1997.
This is the first time
we've stayed in Santa Cruz but I have a feeling it
won't be the last. The
house certainly added to our feeling of peace and relaxation.
It's hard to go
back home. Nancy,
September, 1996.
The weather was nice
all week. We thoroughly enjoyed all the new
We've stayed here for three years and we hope to continue
renting. 1996.
So I reflect on my
month's stay in your cottage. I realize
it's been a time of
joy. My children have each spent time with me. The beach and boardwalk
and out
to dinner have added to my personal time of togetherness while
developing a
great "personal awareness" of each other as grandchildren,
parent and children.
Your cottage has certainly been a wonderful place to be for an exciting
fall at
Seabright. November, 1995.
Dear everyone, I spent
a grueling few weekends early this year
searching for a
summer rental as our family had done in the 50s. I decided the
location was too far south (Aptos) and honed in on this Seabright area.
lots of driving and looking and fatigue, I narrowed my choice to one
your home. Naturally it was booked solid all summer. Imagine my delight
when I
learned of a half hour old cancellation (Don't know why I asked)
by a regular
who just bought a house nearby! So there you have it. I had very nearly
committed to a nearby, inferior house. We enjoyed depth charges at Java
Junction, brews and food at Seabright Brewery, salad bar at
Carpo's, lovely
local food at Gabriella's, unusual Chinese at O'mei (oh
my!), pottery painting
at Petroglyph, frolicking on the beach. I love this place! Karla,
My family and I have
been coming to Santa Cruz now for years and have
been renting another
neighborhood cottage. What a difference this place is. All your
remodeling and
interior decorating makes your home very easy to rent not to mention
extremely comfortable and well equipped it is. Thank you so much for
us to rent form you. You've done a wonderful job of decorating
and we look
forward to renting from you again. Connie, June, 1995.
The deck was the
greatest. We lived there the last ten days. Gordon,
Who said California
doesn't have seasons. Again we had a wonderful stay. Again the
experience was
different than a year ago. While the rain was relentless, this cottage
just got
cozier and cozier. The new deck is wonderful and I ventured out there
at each
break in the weather. I'll be back. Thanks again for another
experience. Bobbie, January, 1995.
The weather outside was
frightful but your place was so cozy and
delightful! We
laid around and boozed and snoozed! We walked and drove down east cliff
saw some spectacular surf. We hope to return often. Jim, January, 1995.
We spent a wonderful
Thanksgiving evening in your attractive beach
home. The
view of the ocean and the (most beautiful) sunsets were outstanding.
November, 1994.
Our family has been
vacationing in Santa Cruz for generations, and we
love it. We arrived on
Saturday in time to do some grocery shopping at our favorite local
Shoppers Corner, and grab a bite to eat at Seabright Brewery. One day
we went
for a walk at the end of the peer and watched the sea lions. We came
home and
ate lunch spending three hours on the deck. Later we walked down to
Aldo's for
a glass of wine and some calamari while waiting for my sister to
arrive. You
have done a great job on the house and we feel very comfortable here.
You have
great neighbors too. September, 1994.
We had a wonderful stay
at your home! I stayed at this house about 30
ago-the changes are amazing! We have stayed in the Seabright (Castle
area for generations. My Aunt owned a home here in the 1960s so
Seabright is
like a second home to me and now to my children. Staying at your home
has just
added one more happy memory to all the happy memories we have of this
Patti, 1994.
Had a great time
spending fourth of July weekend here. This is my first
time in Santa Cruz
I loved it being here in this awesome beach house with terrific view. I
thought it was cool that we were only 5 minutes from the Boardwalk and
harbor. I loved everything in this house form the decks with a view of
ocean to the garage door opener. I hope I can visit this beach house
Christina, July, 1994.
We had a great time
with three of our granddaughters. We are looking
forward to
another visit soon. Gena 1994.
Thank you very much for
an enjoyable stay. I had a lot of fun. This is
a very
enjoyable beach house. The view from the new deck is breathtaking! The
city is wonderful and I can't wait to move here some day. Wendy,
April 1994.
I had a wonderful time
staying in this immaculate beach house. It was
convenient having the boardwalk and beach and yacht harbor only steps
away. We
are coming to stay in your house again at Christmas. Thanks a bunch,
November 1993.
We had a great time in
a great house, thank you. I was afraid we
wouldn't have
equipment for a Thanksgiving dinner, but you proved me wrong. Thank
you. The
Deck is fabulous. Perfect weather all weekend so we used it a lot.
Both my husband and I
can't thank you enough for this haven for a
few days of
complete bliss. This is the first time we've ever vacationed in a
beach home, a
garden model home. I'm looking forward to a return trip, Janette,
1993. This trip to your "home away from home" has been
great. We've always gone to
Dillon Beach in the Bodega Bay area, but will choose Santa Cruz form
now on. Bert, 1993.
My family had a
wonderful time at your wonderful beach house. We thank
you so
much for the use of it. So I finally got to see your home. It was worth
all the
work. You've done a wonderful job decorating. Joanne, 1993.
We had a wonderful stay
at your cute home. We love to look out the
window to climb the big trees outside the kitchen, to see the ocean
water over
the deck through the day, and see the sunset each night. The many walks
the beach were peaceful and fun, especially those walks near the
witching hour
where we can see anything from bonfires to vampires. But, all fun
aside, the
peacefulness here is what a writer needs to write a good book. There is
joy in sitting outside on the deck downstairs at the Master Bedroom
talking to
passers by while sipping a fine glass of champagne. This has been an
that has brought new meaning to the term serenity for us. Thanks for
your cozy get-a-way, Bobbie, October, 1993.
Our family has been
vacationing in Santa Cruz since 1913 (great
grandmother). We enjoyed
bringing our baby girl to your beautiful "Tree House". The
upstairs view is so
cheerful. The view of the trees and ocean gives us the feeling of being
in a
(designer) tree house. Everything is outfitted perfectly. Even the
match. Thank you for sharing a little bit of heaven with us. Many happy
memories to all that share this house. Brad and Blair, August 1993.
Dear owners, this is a
very pretty little cottage. I enjoyed my stay.
age 9, July 1993
It was so nice staying
in a clean nicely decorated house. You did a
job with the remolding. We've vacationed in Santa
for over 15 years and still enjoy Seabright
Jeff's and
Jennifer's Mom - July 1993.
This house is very
cute! You also got a great view of the ocean. Thank
you for
letting us rent it. Jennifer, age 9 - July 1993.
To the Owners: This is
one of the best houses I ever stayed in. I hope
we get
to rent it next year. Jeff, age 11, July 1993


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'All The Waiting While' from Wookalily – engages, start to finish(December 03, 2014)
Listening to 'All the Waiting While' from Wookalily, Belfast's contribution to Americana, there's an immediate attraction that comes from the dramatic vocals, tight harmonies, insistent finger picking, searing strings and rattling percussion. That's not to say this is album is all about how fast you can play, far from it, it's more about delivering expressive songs with meaning that alternate 'hard-driving' with 'relaxed-cruising', while along the way you're treated to some outstanding musicianship and accomplished songwriting. Apparently, the songs on the album represents the life and times of Wookalily – doubtless some interesting times if the songs speak accurately.
The album arrives at a pace with 'Hands Pass In Time' before the richness of 'See Me For You' slows things down, without hesitation 'Don't Speak Of The Devil' takes hold of the reins, until the achingly beautiful 'Diamonds And Gold' returns that thoughtful mood once more. And that's pretty much what you have here, a collection of songs that reflect the scope of this band and alternate between their moods and messages. Whatever the pace, the songs are steeped in meaningful lyrics surrounded by a musical web that sweeps and switches in perfect harmony. From the soulful suffusing of 'Black Magic Doll' and 'Got Me On My Knee' to the rapid-fire 'Johnny Kicked The Bucket' these songs simply engage start to finish.
Wookalily are Adele Ingram (songwriting, guitar, banjo, mandolin, backing vocals) Louise Potter (drums, percussion, backing vocals) Lyndsay Crothers (lead vocals, guitar, electric bass, percussion, djembe) and Sharon Morgan (lead guitar, banjo, mandolin, double bass).
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PARIS (Reuters) - France and Egypt will finalize a defense deal that includes 24 Dassault-built Rafale fighter jets worth more than 5 billion euros (3.70 billion pounds), Le Monde reported on Thursday.
The newspaper, which did not identify its source, said the two sides had initialed the deal on Thursday and that the final page outlining the modalities would be signed on Monday by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sissi and French officials.
French and Egyptian government officials and Dassault executives could not immediately be reached for comment.
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If all the letters ever written on the subject of Israel and the Palestinians were laid end to end they'd circle the earth - again and again and again and...
Most, of course, are simply regurgitated Zionist propaganda tropes by the usual suspects and their dupes. The rest try to inject a little balance into the debate, some more successfully than others. A few, however, are so off the wall that they make the informed reader wince. These are the kind of letters that remind us that, while some drink deeply from the fountain of knowledge, others only gargle. Here is one such from Saturday's Sydney Morning Herald:
"There is an alternative explanation to that suggested by Mark Hawthorne for Bob Carr's views on the Israel-Palestine conflict. During the 1970s many people in the Labor Party and broader left became partisans of one or other side of the conflict... Bob Carr was a partisan for Israel, and in 1979 I became a partisan of the Palestinians. Since then the more thoughtful people on both sides came to recognise the conflict was between two peoples who both had national and democratic rights that must be upheld, and that it was in their mutual interest to achieve a political settlement based on two states for two peoples. Carr and I have both made this journey from our respective sides of the argument. The real bigots in this debate are not people like Bob Carr, but the unreconstructed partisans like the Australia-Israel & Jewish Affairs Council on one side, and the Boycott, Divestment & Sanctions movement on the other, who have not had a single new idea between them since the days when the Bay City Rollers were topping the charts." Paul Norton Nerang (Qld)
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January 10, 2017
Our Mission: The mission of Crown Pointe Academy is to promote creativity, curiosity, character, and community in a challenging Core Knowledge environment.
Welcome back! We hope that everyone enjoyed a happy and restful break!
Report cards were sent home with students today. If your student has fines or fees of $10.00 or greater, his/her report card was held at the office. Please stop by as soon as possible to take care of any outstanding fines or fees in order to receive your student's report card.
Did you know CPA was recently awarded a Wellness Grant in cooperation with three other North Metro Area charter schools? This grant will help us to improve wellness efforts in our school, and we need community members and parents to help! Join the CPA Wellness Committee to help us build a wellness policy and assist in researching other healthy school programs. To join this committee, email Mr. Varner at aj.varner@crownpointeacademy.
As a school, we have recorded 3,692 volunteer hours. Please remember to record all of your volunteer hours and help us reach our volunteering goal of 14,000 hours for the year. Demonstrating strong parental involvement can help CPA qualify for grants and other funding opportunities, so it's important that every hour is recorded. You can fill out the paper log and return it to the office, or you can record your hours online by sending an email to volunteer@
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January Breakfast & Lunch Menu
January Reading Calendar
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January Spanish Newsletter
CPA Wellness Flyer
On behalf of the CPA staff, we wish you all a safe and happy winter break!
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Discussion in 'NDS - Console and Game Discussions' started by vietknightx, Dec 9, 2008.
who should i marry in rune factory 2. I dont really care. also who did u marry
I married Alicia.
Take your pick I guess? Go with whoevers heart levels go up the easiest for you?
I married Cecilia. I would've gone with Mana, but I changed my mind at the last moment.
I married Dorothy.
It hardly matters Who you marry. Whichever one strikes your fancy, and is of an appropriate age.
*pout* I wanted to marry Sabrina in RF1.
+1 sort of. same for rf1 that is.
i married rosalind.
On RF1 I married Tabitha.
Sexy accents FTW!
I married Mana.
Shes so goddamn hot cute.
Even with those blue hair and cheeks!
is it possible to divorce?
dont think so, anyway the father comes back in the end, some how i think every time you give him 2 items, he'll give you stuff. anything. even weeds.
"blah blah im so prud of you1 here i gib you stuff"
alright so Mana was the first one to reach ten hearts on my list so i marryed her. How many days before second gen and u get a kid
hm..should I play one or two? I never played harvest moon or Rune Factory 1 before.
You should play 2 since it's less buggy and the plots aren't related
Wow is it getting hot in here or is it just me , u guys making out with characters in the game , *goes and pukes*
No I dont make with graphics, I look at them.
I'm going for the fortune-teller-huge-cleavage woman.
I hope I can marry her. If not, I'm going to look really stupid.
Yes, she's one of the love interest your character can have.
im noy gay and im not a boy.
1. He never said you were gay.
2. Nowadays, thanks to the internet, guys I feel does not refer to a male audience but instead refers to everyone in general.
Anyone got any tips for getting the girls? Should I just look them up on GameFAQs?


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This past weekend we celebrated my best friend's birthday with a Summer Fiesta
filled with delicious Korean-fusion Tacos, refreshing Sangria,
tasty cupcakes (with Rum Frosting made by my bff)
and good company!
Oh and lots of Beer!
For the party,
I wanted to create colorful and festive centerpieces
to match the papel picado garlands that I made.
So I made these
Fiesta Fringe Vases
(out of large pasta cans and crepe paper streamers)
and I want to share
how easy they are to make!
Recycled Can
Crepe Paper Streamers
Double Sided Tape
Wrap a piece of crepe paper around the can and cut to size (with a bit of overlap) and use it as a guide to cut the rest of the strips.
Wrap one piece around the can and tape.
**I did this to cover the bottom of the can so the metal won't peak through**
Layer two pieces of paper and fold in half...then another half.
Cut to fringe.
Starting from the bottom-
wrap around each piece and secure with tape
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Ep. 004 The Cooper Houses with Afua Addo
In this episode of Regular Black Women I am joined by performance artist and documentarian Afua Monk Addo. We discuss the history of the Cooper Houses, a public housing project in Brooklyn's Greenpoint community, and how race, politics, and economics have shaped both Black identity and the public image of public housing. In addition we touch on: the Importance of Ownership, the 1921 Massacre of Black Wall St., Addo's Upcoming Cooper Houses Documentary, Trends in NYC Real Estate, and much more
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All Films.All Above Board.NOW INCLUDES TV SHOWS & TV LISTINGS
Melodrama set in the 1930s based on a play by Tennessee Williams, co-written by Francis Ford Coppola and directed by Sydney Pollack. Robert Redford stars as Owen Legate, a railroad official from New Orleans who travels to a small Mississippi town to lay off workers on the railways - the town's main source of income. There he meets Alva Starr (Natalie Wood), a wild and beautiful local girl who dreams of leaving provincial life and all its petty intrigues behind her. The two fall passionately in love, but between Alva's overbearing mother Hazel (Kate Reid) and the townspeople - who are bitter about the closure of the railways - their fledgling romance is met with hostility and violence.


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Semesa Rokoduguni can become a world class defender for England, says team-mate Jonathan Joseph.
Rokoduguni has been called up to the England squad to replace the injured Manu Tuilagi. He scored a brace against Fiji during the November internationals, but haven't featured for Eddie Jones's side since.
Rokoduguni told the Bath Chronicle Jones and England defence coach Paul Gustard pointed aspects of his game that he needed to work on.
Joseph revealed that he has been working with Rokoduguni to improve his defensive skills.
"He's devastating with ball in hand and everyone knows what he can do," said Joseph. "He can create something from nothing, but it's just that defensive clarity and almost that leadership role.
"It's about having the knowledge and understanding to call things and let the forwards know what they need to do and just reading of the game. It's something potentially we'll all work on together with him. He is used to just getting the ball in hand and doing what he does, but there's more to it than that.
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'the line' by palíndromo mészáros
Spanish photographer palíndromo mészáros has created a series entitled 'the line'. the project chronicles the aftermath of a 2010 toxic
waste spill in western hungary, killing nine people and forcing the evacuation of thousands, through a compendium of images
demonstrating the material staining areas of the village red.
the work does not focus so much on the people affected but more the noxious byproduct scarring the town's landscape.
without using any photo manipulation, it documents trees, homes and buildings blemished with a scarlet hue reaching up to two meters high.
the series documents the village stained red from a poisonous aluminum byproduct that killed 9 people when spilled in 2010
the event was widely considered the biggest in hungarian history, where around 1 million cubic meters of the alumina
sludge was released after the burst of the retaining wall in one of the reservoirs, used for the accumulation of rubbish from an aluminum company.
the thick, highly alkaline substance contains heavy metals, such as lead, and is slightly radioactive which has a caustic effect on skin causing a burning effect.
the hungarian village is permanently marked with a scarlet hue
meszaros comments with his thoughts on the opus:
'I always want to know what remains when the news is no longer 'new' anymore, the story gets forgotten by the media.
an approach different from this traditional one seemed very natural to me. these photos have been taken six months after the accident
when the silence takes the place of the headlines and just 'the line' is left'.
the series focuses on a landscape scarred by disaster
the disaster was widely considered the biggest disaster in hungarian history
1 million cubic meters of the alumina sludge was released after the burst of the retaining wall in one of the reservoirs used for the accumulation of rubbish from an aluminum company
the spill killed nine people and displaced thousands
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Greetings from the rock under which I have been hiding for many, many moons. I really used to love writing as the Dharma Chameleon and I guess when I crawled under that rock to hide/die I must have been confusing my lizards. Chameleons are definitely not rock creatures…unless you're talking about, "hey, Dharma Chameleon rocks." In which case, I would have to agree.
I have a miraculous revival plan for DH, and here it is: 30 days of uninterrupted posting. It is April 1, and I plan to post DAILY through April 30. At my best I would only post once or twice a week, so this should be a true feat…and hopefully I have enough topics to cover that amount of time. I've never really been one for a shortage of words though, so probably nothing to fret over.
During this quest, please try not to remember other failed "30 day" challenges on which I've embarked. My brother likes to remind me of the pledge to run daily for 30 days, which after 7 days of pain and whining, ended abruptly. Not to worry DHers, I have finished numerous month (+) long challenges. There was that Bikram obsessed time where I did a 30-day challenge…and the great fast/cleanse of last April. Looks like April/Spring is a time for renewal…so I'm renewing my commitment to the Dharma Chameleon. Sit tight ladies and gents.
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The number of women in security may have stagnated, but it need not continue to do so, reports Doug Olenick.
The ongoing attempts by the government, private industry and independent organizations to boost the number of women in the cybersecurity field has basically come to naught as the number of females remains stagnant.
Only 11 percent of the cybersecurity workforce is comprised of women, according to the 22-page "2017 Global Information Security Workforce Study: Women in Cybersecurity," by Frost & Sullivan. The report was put together in conjunction with the Center for Cyber Safety Education, (ISC)2, Alta Associates and the Executive Women's Forum. This employment level remains the same as reported in 2013 and is holding steady despite the fact that the industry is screaming for help with the gap of unfilled qualified professions in the field expected to hit 1.8 million by 2022.
"Attracting women to the profession across all regions has the potential to shrink the workforce gap, but only if they can be hired, trained and retained in sufficient numbers," the report states.
The number of women cybersecurity pros is slightly higher in North America, at 14 percent, with Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, Africa and Asia-Pacific regions all falling between five and nine percent, the report found.
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12 December 2010
12 December 2010
Inside Friesland it was freezing cold, though happily not damp. When we were converting her back in the early 1990s she was sprayed from end to end with a 2 inch thick foam coating. This helps to keep fuel costs down in the Winter, though the real measure of such good insulation is how cool the boat stays during the heat of the Summer. Having had no heating on at all for several weeks whilst we have been dallying down at La Truchère, and with the Cantimpré basin now frozen solid, our first priority is to get her warmed up. No problem - one flick of a switch and the Webasto diesel heater can be heard humming away down in her nether regions.
It's up and running. No it's not. It's stopped.
Tam switches it on again. There - hear that hum? It's up and running. No it's not.
In the old days when all you had in a barge were a couple lumps of heavy machinery, the boatmans' universal cure-all was to "'it it wiv a n'ammer guv" and there it was - fixed. Eventually after years of suffering the subsistence lifestyle that owning a boat once demanded, there came the day when we too were seduced by siren salesmen at the London Boat Show. "Throw away your hammer, sir, those days are over. See this black box here? Well, if the thing goes wrong or stops working, all you need to do is consult this magic little box; it will check out the gubbins and tell you what is wrong. Do you see that row of lights there? That one means no water, that one, no fuel and that one, no power. All you have to do is flick the switch beside the flashing light, it will sort itself out and away you go. No problem".
And we believed them.
So we lugged the magic boxes on board, installed them in what was then neutral territory, known quite simply as 'the stern'. Now it's called 'the nether regions' and is a fearsome place - like an ante-room to Hell. The malevolent black boxes which lurk in there certainly ought, at the very least, to have an extra light labelled 'bloody-mindedness'.
They are awaiting our return. We step onto the deck. In the nether regions they hear us. "Hark - they are back. Quick whose turn is it to make their life a misery? Better be you Webasto - you'll be the first thing they'll want working. You, loo pump, can be next".
Tam goes off to spend some time in Hell's anteroom. He peers disconsolately at the Webasto. It stays sullen and silent - resisting him. After a while, merely for want of something to do, he flicks the switch and behold it runs, it hums and it begins to warm the boat. "What was up then?" I ask when he returns, "No idea" he says, "probably just bloody-mindedness".
My mood improves as the Webasto continues working. Tam has beaten the loo pump into submission (reverting to the old tried and true methods as there is no black box to do battle with), the newly made bed is full of hot water bottles and there's the beery beef casserole I made at La Truchère, warming up nicely in the oven for supper tonight. I begin to view our return to Cambrai in a more positive light and spare a moment to contemplate its long and varied history
This town is situated on the banks of the Escaut, which is, at this point, a mere stripling of a waterway giving as yet no hint to its eventual emergence as one of the great rivers of Northern Europe. At more than 400 kilometres in length, it first bubbles up into the light of day quite close to Cambrai. A truly Flemish waterway, it crosses Northern France and from thence into Belgium. Somewhere en route it begins a metamorphosis from gentle, unassuming little Escaut into the mighty Schelde. Leaving Belgium and meandering through the immense delta formed by the Zeeland Islands, it finds its way into the Netherlands. Joined here by its two rather more famous sisters - the Meuse and the Rhine - all three finally lose themselves in the tidal waters of the North Sea.
From the earliest of times the histories of the Escaut and of Cambrai have been inextricably linked; the wealth of both the town and the region depended largely upon the river. By the fifth century Cambrai was a frontier town in the land of the Francs. That frontier was the Escaut. On the other side of the river the mighty Germanic Holy Roman Empire held sway; here, and still obvious to this day, is where the Gallo-Roman languages of the South began to give way to the Germanic tongues of the North.
The making of cambric and the weaving of tapestries which once made Cambrai famous no longer bring prosperity to the town. Today for those few who have even heard of the place, it is forever associated with the staging, during the First World War, of the very first tank battle in history. Whilst there is a small but steady trickle of visitors who come to pay their respects to the dead of two World Wars, this region, with Cambrai at its centre, is not somewhere that one would be drawn to as a holiday destination or even for a day out.
Perhaps it's the rich spicy aroma of our gently heating dinner that is triggering rosy memories of good times spent here in Cambrai. Or the tentacles of cosy warmth which are at last spreading themselves throughout the boat and inducing that soporific state of semi-hibernation one associates with mid-Winter and barges. It may just all be down to the powerful pre-prandial of Belgian beer we are enjoying and which seems so much more appropriate now we have left sunny wine country. Whatever....... the ranting virago from earlier in the day has been replaced by a benign old dear hugging beer to bosom and tripping off down memory lane.
That is such a lie; well, not the virago bit, but me as a benign old dear might take some swallowing - so let's just say I'm feeling rather more cheerful now.
Dear Old Cambrai


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My silence here lately isn't for a lack of things to say, but because I've been so busy doing something really different.
When last semester ended, I realized how long it had been since I had taken a real break from work. Although tenure-track professors with children may be perpetually busier than those like me without children, they typically feel justified in devoting time to their kids in their daily lives. In contrast, I had felt unable to justify taking time for anything but work, and couldn't stop feeling bad about it long enough to enjoy doing other things anyway. Even my vacations have been working vacations, full of anxiety/guilt about the time I didn't spend working. Facing my first between-semester break after receiving tenure, the pressure was lifted. It was suddenly clear to me that I need and deserve time for things besides work, just like everyone else.
I started doing very low-stakes craft projects: things that serve no alternative purpose and that are inexpensive to make, so that if something is not working out I can stop and discard it without hesitation. These projects have involved a lot of experimenting, and problem solving as I go along; nothing has been from a kit, or with predetermined rules. Working on these projects, I get totally absorbed in what I'm doing, and my mind is clear of everything else. Psychologists call this a state of "flow," a term that reminds me of lots of surfing metaphors for being open to the present moment. I don't surf and can't even swim well enough to try, but I can readily imagine that it would feel similar to the new and completely exhilarating sense of freedom I've been getting from bending wires or spreading paint.
When I was a child I was making things all the time, but as I got older my enjoyment of these activities was ruined by feelings of shame and fear. My visual arts projects were an embarrassment to my father for as long as I could remember. (Ever give your parent a handmade gift and have them say "What the hell is this?" or "Why would anyone want this?") He'd yell at me and criticize/insult me when he saw me working on crafts, and I remember my mother saying things like "Daddy will be very unhappy if he sees you playing like this."
In part, I think my father hated my craft projects because he is so competitive and saw my record of accomplishments as a reflection on his. In other words, if my creative endeavors could have gotten me recognized as a child prodigy or something else I could use on my college applications, I'm sure he would have been all for it. In fact, when I was 12 my father encouraged me to submit my short stories/poetry and musical compositions for review for publication. But these weren't adult-quality, publishable things — just private, personally meaningful endeavors, and therefore a shameful waste of time in my father's eyes. Don't get me wrong, though, my father doesn't see all leisure activities as shameful. For example, he has always spent plenty of time watching sports events on TV (an activity that isn't going to create anything prize-worthy), and he really wanted me to enjoy watching sports with him. But he saw watching sports as the kind of activity that normal, healthy, popular kids do, whereas he saw my craft projects as something only a "backwards" child would do. He punished me for my non-competitive creative hobbies because he cared enough about me to try to stop me from being so "backwards".
I didn't join the literary magazine club as most of my friends did in high school, because I felt so much shame about my writing. When friends said that although I wrote a lot, I wasn't a "real" writer like they were, I assumed they were right to exclude me, and it didn't even occur to me to question letting a bunch of self-appointed teenage writers decide whether or not my writing was "real". In college I continued to do creative writing, piano, and various crafts – but for no one but myself, and by this point largely in secret.
After I got married and went to graduate school I no longer had the private space/time I'd needed for my creative work, and moments taken away from pursuing my academic/career goals became harder for me to feel good about. I sometimes found disguised ways to be creative – such as making window shades and other things for the household that I could tell myself had a practical purpose that made them worth doing. But eventually these practical crafts felt more like pressure than fun, and I largely stopped doing them when I became able to afford store-bought or professionally made items instead. It has really been decades since I have done craft projects for their own sake, as I have been in the last couple of months.
I'm needing to learn to budget my time better to fit creative projects into my schedule, and I'm also needing to find ways to keep my work space better organized to accommodate things like paint, wire, and glue along with the piles of paper I use as a professor. But starting this seems to have opened up a floodgate of interests so long suppressed that I didn't know I still had them, and I'll ride this wave where it takes me.


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