Oregon is an amazing state with lots of fun things to do. However, there is nothing better than checking out Sun Mountain while you are in the state! This is a place to have fun for the entire family and there are activities for everyone to enjoy. For example, you might enjoy bowling or playing in the arcade. There are also redemption games that have prizes available! There are 18 holes of miniature golf as well as go karts to enjoy. Located in Central Oregon Sun Mountain Fun has a great location for everyone to visit and enjoy the entire day.
Sun Mountain Fun has been open since 1995 and is all about providing a great environment for family members to enjoy each other. The hours of operation are from 10 am until 11 pm and from 10 am until 1 am on Friday and Saturday.
If you plan on being in the area and are looking for something fun to do then definitely make plans to check out Sun Mountain Fun. There are few places in the country that are perfect for families to visit and everyone enjoy the day, however this is one of them. You don’t want to miss out on this opportunity if you will be in the Central Oregon area.
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Hot stone massage, as the name suggests, is a type of massage which involves the usage of heated few unique stones to soothe and relax the body. This special massage is being done with different techniques by a therapist by using these stones to achieve the desired results. There are various types of stone that are used for the massage. However, most of the experts use volcanic stones as these stones have the capacity to retain heat for a longer period of time.
How does the hot stone massage therapy work?
When the hot stones are applied blood vessels in the body rise to the surface to dilate.Such an action brings about a pumping action within the circulatory system that drives more blood to the heart and lungs. This action works like a vascular gymnastics for our human body. The entire process makes the body achieve the same amount of rejuvenation and relaxation as jumping in the plunge pool.
Benefits of hot stone massage
Increases blood flow.
Relieves shoulder, back and neck pain.
Reduces menstrual pain.
Lowers high blood pressure.
Promotes relaxing sleep.
Improves elasticity and skin tone.
Helps to relieve stress and anxiety.
Promotes enhanced wellbeing and vitality.
Improves digestion and balances waste removal.
In my opinion, holidays do not get more relaxing and indulgent than wine-inspired breaks to Europe’s prettiest countries. You can spend your days lounging around charming country hotels that are surrounded by picturesque sun-drenched vineyards, olive groves and citrus orchards whilst sampling the local produce and dining on fine local cuisine.
There are many great places to do this throughout Europe, but I always like to recommend Prestige’s holidays in Croatia to wine lovers. Not only is this a historic wine country, but it is also stunningly beautiful with verdant woodland, sandy beaches, a dramatic coastline and much more to be discovered.
Greek settlers first brought wine to Croatia in the fifth century BC and there are now over 300 winemaking regions in the country (these are generally split into ‘interior’ or ‘coastal’). Whilst all tastes are well catered for, you will find that white wine is the dominant type as this makes up 67% of their output. Be sure to try Plavac Mali, Malvazija and Posip during your stay as these are favourites with tourists and locals alike.
Meneghetti Wine Hotel
Indulge in fine wine and food at this alluring hotel, which is set within an epic 120,000-square metre country estate with vineyards and rolling hills dominating the landscape. Award-winning Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot is produced at the onsite winery, but there is an enormous and comprehensive wine list to sample from – you are sure to find a new favourite here.
One of my favourite recommendations is the gorgeous island of Bermuda in the North Atlantic Ocean. In addition to the many incredible Nature Reserves and gardens containing all kinds of fascinating flowers, plants and indigenous species, Bermuda also has stunning pink-sand beaches, a beautiful climate and a handful of charming towns to explore. Its isolated location in the ocean also gives it a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere that adds to the charm of the island.
These are the must-see attractions for nature lovers on our holidays in Bermuda.
Bermuda Botanical Gardens
This amazing landscaped park in Paget Parish covers 35 acres bursting at the seams with vibrant flowers and plant life. Free 90-minute tours are available 3 days per week, which these are highly recommended for those with an interest in plant life, but simply strolling through the park at your own pace is also a superb experience. This will see you pass subtropical fruit trees, Plumeria, Banyan trees, cacti, orchids and a wonderful aromatic garden that is a dizzying experience.
Paget Marsh is a unique experience where you can step back in time to view pre-colonial flora and fauna that has been preserved within the 25-acre nature reserve. Grassy areas, forests, mangroves and water areas can all be found here. There is a 400-ft boardwalk that has been constructed to allow guests to walk through the marsh and get up close to the intriguing vegetation, as well as an abundance of majestic wildlife to keep an eye out for.


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SOIL PHYSICAL-WATER ATTRIBUTES IN THE SUBTROPICAL REGION OF BRAZIL
Palabras clave:texture, bulk and particle density, porosity, saturated hydraulic conductivity.
Agricultural systems alter the soil physical and hydraulic attributes, and consequently its quality. We aimed to determine and associate the physical-water attributes of four soils type under a no-tillage system of the Subtropical region of Brazil, as well as to create a data set available to be explored by further studies. Disturbed and undisturbed soil samples were collected at three layers: 0.0 - 0.10 m; 0.10 - 0.25 m; and 0.25 - 0.40 m at six localities in the Paraná and São Paulo States. It was determined: soil texture, soil bulk and particle density, porosity (total, macro and micro), volumetric water content (permanent wilting point and field capacity), available water capacity and saturated hydraulic conductivity. The average soil bulk density is within the limit considered optimum according to the soil textures. The average soil porosity was close to the optimal condition for annual crop development under no-tillage system. The proportion between micro and macropores was approximately close to 3:1. The average values of soil available water capacity ranged from 48 mm (Tibagi) to 60 mm (Ponta Grossa and Socavão). The average saturated hydraulic conductivity was indicated as “moderate”, with the lowest values occurring in Castro. The soil physical-water properties did not show a possible negative impact of crop management in the region.


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Food relief is the core service we provide at CCCM. We offer free food to those in need, with strict eligibility criteria in place to ensure that we can help as many people as possible. You can access the foodbank twice per year, however upon visiting our budget education program you may be able to access further assistance.
For more information, contact us here.
** Unfortunately, our services are only available to City of Melton residents, and 2 forms of ID are required upon presentation at the centre. We are currently waiving the requirement for a Centrelink card (eg: HCC, Pension card) during the first visit until we can make an assessment about any further assistance required.
If you are located outside of the City of Melton area, please get in touch with your local council to find out food relief options in your local area.


The name Vinoř appeared for the first time in the founding documents of
Vysehrad´s Chapter in 1088. The original settlement developed around a tower-like
stone fortress, which used to stay where nowadays the castle courtyard is. The
oldest object of cultural heritage in Vinor is the Church of "The Elevation of
the Holy Cross" built at the place of former Romanesque building. The
rebuilt in 1727-28 to its current baroque appearance by the famous Czech
architect Frantisek Maxmilian Kanka, a revered representative of the Czech
baroque architecture, who worked for the noblest aristocratic families of his
time such as the Czernins, the Valdsteins, the Colorado-Mansfelds and many
For the Czernin family Frantisek Maxmilian Knaka also designed the most
attractive of the local landmarks, the impressive Vinoř Castle. Built between
years 1719 and 1723, the Vinoř Castle has been politicians Ferdinand d´Este,
Kaiser Wilhelm II., archduke Karl (later crowned as the Austrian Emperor Karl
VI) and in the 1930s also the President of the former Czechoslovakia T.G.Masaryk
or Foreign Secretary Dr. Edvard Beneš.
A part of the Vinor muanicipality is also the Ctěnice Manor with large castle
grounds and a garden from 13th century, which originally belonged to Strahov
Monastery. In the 1990s the Prague Information Service performed an extensive
reconstruction of the manor house and the adjancent grounds. An exhibition
focused on the Habsburg dynasty was opened in the manor house and the disused
barns were turned into stables for riding horses and a museum of horse carriages.
Other places of interest in the vicinity of Vinor are the ruin of the former
Jenstejn Castle and the historically significant castle in Brandýs nad Labem.
The local water system consisting of the Vinoř Stream, runing through a
cascade of ponds, together with the Vinoř Castle´s park, which is protected as a
nature preserve belong to the most notable items of the natural heritage in the
area of Vinor municipality.
In 1974 Vinor became a part of Prague, the Capital of the Czech Republic.
From Vinoř to Wenceslaw´s Square in the very heart of Prague it is only 13 km
as the crow flies, the National Aerospace Museum in Kbely is 2 km away,
Zoological and Botanical Gardens as well as the Troja Chateau are 7 km away.
Vinoř, as a part of the Capital city, is a sought-after destination for
sightseers, as well as for those who are looking for active or passive
recreation in beautiful environment.


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Veronica M. Farrell
Veronica Farrell joined Currier Ryan in 2021 as a file clerk, primarily responsible for the migration of reams of paper to electronic files. She also supports firm staff, performing various administrative duties as needed. Before joining Currier Ryan, Veronica was an administrative assistant for an estate planning attorney in Boston.
Originally from Ireland, Veronica has lived in the Boston area, currently on the North Shore, for more than 30 years. She enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, taking long walks on the beach, listening to music and reading.


After participating in the past two Carter Work Projects, the first in Memphis, TN and the second in Edmonton, AB, I am hoping to kick-off my Second Year at the University of Virginia with my third, in South Bend, IN.
My journey with Habitat for Humanity started in Austin, Texas in the fall of 2015 when I raised $85K to sponsor a home, "In Memory of Maureen." Maureen was my mom, and she passed on 10.21.2014 after an on-and-off 11 year battle with breast cancer. As a student at the University of Texas School of Architecture, she and her team were a part of a design competition aimed to benefit the local affiliate of Habitat for Humanity. Their design won, and the home was built. My home stands two blocks from this home.
In addition to being the incoming co-President for the campus chapter of Habitat for Humanity at the University of Virginia, I have also been selected to serve as the Youth Representative to the US Council of Habitat for Humanity International for the upcoming year. The best way to fully understand how much this organization means to me is through my devotional at the Closing Plenary at Habitat on the Hill in Washington, D.C. this past February:http://vimeo.com/255999662
The opportunity to attend the 35th Annual Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project would be an amazing opportunity. Working with them both in Memphis changed me, and being there again would give me the chance to say thank you. To say thank you for helping me love Habitat for Humanity as much as you have all these decades.
And, thank you, once again, for supporting me in all of my endeavors. Any funds raised above my travel expenses and registration fee will go to homes for deserving homeowners here in Austin.
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Looking for a vacation home in Florida? Look no further. Enjoy the convenience of being close to everything there is to do and see in Central Florida. All our vacation homes are close to Disney World, restaurants, golf, shopping and all major attractions, yet set in tranquil surroundings. Why stay in a hotel with a community pool when you can stay in a beautiful home with a private heated swimming pool exclusively for you?


The History of Skolos
The History of Skolos
Uedeth Uinugâl, the First Age
An Elven Shelter
Skolos was originally a sheltered bay used in prehistory by elves at sea. The elves christened it Uedabeth, literally “stormshelter”. Little of the island was shaped by their hand; a single
RW: OB ud “storm; storm demon” + abad “shelter” = udabad
Game: OE ued “violent storm; storm demon” + abeth “shelter; fortification” = uedabeth
A Demon Bound
During the First War, when the athag openly walked the earth, the elves discovered a mighty ocean demon had risen and taken hold of Uedabeth. Many elves suffered corruption and died before the demon was contained beneath the earth, bound by powerful dwarven runes sung directly into the stone.
The elves then named the site Uedeth Uinugâl and forbade entry into the bay, transforming the watch house from a beacon of safety to one of warning.
RW: OB asag “demon; disease” & udug “demon (of desert, mountain, sea, tomb”
Game: OE athag “demon from the earth”
Skéabolon Akolos, the Second Age
The bay was rediscovered by humans, the Red Corsairs of Tomos. They built atop the strange ruins, making use of the eldritch power seeping through the very stone. What little archaeology the Corsairs bothered to enact led to the belief that an angel lay entombed, a victim of the First War. They named their small settlement Skéabolon Akolos.
The settlement grew into a village, with some retired Corsairs taking up permanent residence. With time and prosperity, the village became a small city, famous for it’s independence. The original founding families became the first noble bloodlines; ???
RW: A.Gk skia “shadow” + ebalon “throw”, agkelos “angel”
Game: ?? Skeabolon “cast shadow” + Akolos “angel”
Skavkolos, the Third Age
With the fall of the three great human empires of the Second Age, Skavkolos (as it was then known) retained some prosperity due to its independence and continued tolerance of all-comers. The port city grew with bandits, pirates, exiles and castaways from all empires, including the occasional elf, dwarf or orc.
Skavkolos continued to resist dominance from any upstart emperors, turning back the varied rulers and invaders during the Third Age. Skavkolos’ reputation as a haven … ???


SYDNEY - How much does it cost?
We have put together this transparent article which is well worth a read....
...An NRMA report in 2014 found that there were 52,515 car park spaces in the CBD and over 250,000 workers. Add to this residents, visitors and outside workers (couriers, salespeople, delivery drivers, etc. – the list goes on and on..). As a result, the report found over 60% of people preferred to travel to the city via public transport.
Why the figure wasn’t over 90% is anyone’s guess as off-street parking in the CBD currently averages a whopping $31 an hour, with daily rates peaking to about $90. On street parking costs roughly $5 an hour, but is so hard to find that many drivers cruise around and around, ironically contributing to the density of inner city traffic.


Phone: (864) 223-0505 Phone: 864-223-0505
Head south on Main Street ( Bus Hwy 25 S). Aprroximately 1 mile
Turn right onto Epting Avenue. There are three pharmacies on this corner. Follow approximately 0.5 miles through two traffic lights. Self Regional Healthcare will be on your right.
Just after the second traffic light at Spring St. turn right into Greenwood Medical Center.
Piedmont Plastic Surgery is the last building on the left.


We have some exciting NEWS!
March 11, 2019
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Chicago Horn Consort begins New Recording Project
(Chicago, IL) On Monday, March 11th, 2019 the Chicago Horn Consort (CHC) approved the production and release of a brand-new album highlighting the famous Chicago horn sound. The album will feature works composed, arranged, and commissioned by members of the ensemble, including a world premiere recording of Chicago composer Joe Clark’s Catch Fire.
Chicago is a city that is known world-wide by classical music enthusiasts for its brass playing. More specifically, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO) has a storied history of horn playing from the Philip Farkas and Helen Kotas led section in the 1940s to the Dale Clevenger and Gail Williams led section under the baton of Sir Georg Solti in the 1980s and 1990s. The fame of the CSO horns has fostered an influx of talented players to Chicago to study, perform, and teach; a school of technique which all of the members in CHC are a part. Other classical music capitals, in particular Vienna, Berlin, and London, also have notable horn playing traditions and have capitalized by recording stylized albums of horn ensemble music. Chicago has remained surprisingly absent from the international scene on this front, a trend that Chicago Horn Consort intends to remedy with this project. Inspired by a successful concert at the International Horn Society’s Symposium in Muncie, Indiana in the summer of 2018, the recording will feature works from varying styles and time periods that highlight the Chicago horn tradition and unique sound.
Closer to home, CHC aims to use the proposed album to increase awareness and excitement for our local Chicago-area performances, as well as use the album’s release to fuel educational initiatives for upcoming seasons. A professionally recorded and produced album will allow CHC to present the ensemble with the same passion and quality that have historically characterized our live concerts and teaching engagements.
Visit for upcoming concert dates as well as video and audio of the Chicago Horn Consort.
The Chicago Horn Consort is supported in part by an Individual Artists Program (IAP) grant through the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs & Special Events.


SETUR - Secretaria de Estado do Turismo In Natal - Brazil
Rio Grande do Norte is a state on the northeastern coas of Brazil with 410 km of coastline, with warm water and a tropical climate year round. We have an international airport with charter flights coming from Lisbon, Milan, London, and Amsterdam. There's an excellent network of hotels and warm people waiting to make you feel welcome. Come visit us and be enchanted!


Welcome to Cabo Pulmo Diver.This site is an online diary covering a 7day 6night adventure vacation to the Cabo Pulmo Beach Resort in Baja California Sur, Mexico. It chronicles Jon & Stacy Ammerman as they travel to "Cabo" to get their PADI Open Water scuba diving licenses at this remote Eco Resort and Dive Center.
Click on the "day" links above to go to the story page for each individual day.
Cabo Pulmo is NOT Cabo San Lucas! With beautiful desolate beaches, and small tight-knit community of Mexican and expatriates, Cabo Pulmo is a great retreat from the madness of everyday life.
With plenty of coastline and few inhabitants, Cabo Pulmo is reminiscent of the early days of Baja. In range of a small hike are numerous secluded and gorgeous beaches that can can be "claimed" for the day. Cabo Pulmo with its beaches and reef is the last best kept travel secret. 3 hours total traveling time from Los Angeles and you can be surrounded by warm crystal clear water, sun, warm air and clean sand!
Cabo Pulmo was once a sleepy remote Mexican fishing and ranching village populated by just a few families. Though its still quite sleepy, Cabo Pulmo has gained international recognition as a world class dive location. Cabo Pulmo is comprised of 6 major reef fingers (many minor fingers) that "complete the moon" of a half-moon mountain trimmed bay. It is the northern most major reef system in North America. Recognizing this unique habitat, beginning in 1995 the Mexican government designated Cabo Pulmo as a National Park and Marine Preserve. Now staffed with park rangers, the boundaries of this preserve continue to grow. Since it is strictly off-limits to just about every kind of fishing, there is an extreme abundance of marine life here.
Situated at the Northern edge of the park lies the main "town". Comprised of historically local Mexican families and a healthy population of expatriated Gringos from USA and Canada, the village has a liberal layed back style. With only a few generators running to power air and water pumps, the village is entirely solar and wind powered. All water is well derived.
A Beautiful 1 hour drive from the International Airport in San Jose del Cabo (the main airport that services all of Cabo San Lucas), the road leaves pavement and becomes graded dirt and gravel just South of La Ribera (the nearest town) and remains gravel for about 10 miles until you arrive at the village. Once at the village follow the signs and make a left into the parking area for the Cabo Pulmo Beach Resort and Dive Center.
Do NOT be fooled by beach dive operations at Cabo Pulmo (You have been warned)!
Cabo Pulmo has only 1 real dive center. Operated by Cole Barrymore, the Cabo Pulmo Dive center sets itself apart form other "beach" dive operations at the park by operating a full service PADI certified dive school. With a fleet of specialty custom manufactured "panga" dive boats, its a large dive center offering every type of gear rental needed for this location. Staffed by courteous multi-lingual professional career divers, the service is unbeatable. The gear is maintained to the highest possible standard. Included in the same complex is the Beach Resort bungalow rental office, and above is the Chef operated Coral Reef Restaurant on the 2nd story.
The Beach Bungalow Eco Resort at Cabo Pulmo is a grouping of private tropical style palapa roofed buildings extending from the beach up into the valley. Accommodating divers, wedding groups, and travelers from all over the world the "resort" is a soul-healing retreat. Yoga (free) and massage are often available, offered by staff members or other guests.
For details about the Cabo Pulmo Beach Resort, Dive Center, and Coral Reef Restaurant go here.


Situated in the beautiful Grazalema Natural Park in the Cadiz mountain range in Andalusia.
The peaceful rural setting makes it great place to relax and unwind. Much of the year, living can be partially outdoors, dining on the large front terrace that looks over the valley. At the back of the house there is an orchard and garden with a stream, and another terrace affording views up to the tops of the mountains behind.
Standing in 3 hectares of private grounds, the house has recently undergone a thorough renovation, carefully retaining the traditional style and character of the local architecture.
The ground floor consists of an open kitchen and dining area with a woodburning stove, living room with open fire, shower room and 2 bedrooms, one with a double bed and French windows onto the terrace, and the other with two single beds. Upstairs, there are 2 large double bedrooms and a bathroom with bath and shower. There is also a central study area with a balcony looking across the valley, and French windows to the garden behind.
Beyond the garden, the terrain is partially covered with fruit trees, these include citrus, olives, pomegranates, walnuts and quinces, while the rest is sown annually for sheep grazing.
The Natural Park is a wonderful environment for outdoor activities. Walks and cycle rides can begin from the house. Bird watching, horse riding and summer swimming can all be enjoyed among spectacular scenery. Day excursions can be made to a choice of beaches. There are important archaeological sites in the area. A variety of local events and fiestas take place throughout the year and should not be missed.
The nearest village is Grazalema, 15 minutes drive away. This is a well preserved pretty ‘white town’ nestling amongst the mountains at the heart of the Natural Park. It provides a good selection of shops for everyday needs as well as bars and restaurants. The nearby villages of Zahara, Setenil, Villaluenga and Benaocaz are also worth exploring, while Ubrique, with its tradition of designer leather goods manufacture offers a special shopping opportunity. The nearest town is Ronda, 1⁄2 hour away by car. It is famous as the ’birthplace of bullfighting’ and also known for its gorge and spectacular cliff-top position. Jerez de la Frontera and Arcos de la Frontera are medium size towns worthy of a day trip. The provincial capitals of Cadiz, Malaga, Seville, Cordoba and Granada, all offer an abundance of culture and history.
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Ronda is served by both bus and train, additionally there is a bus service from Ronda to Grazalema. Private taxi services can be arranged.
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Annual Church Beach Camping
ALL campsites have been sold this season.
Campground– San Mateo (July 19th- 25th, 2021)
Beach- San Clemente state beach
Church service– Saturday 24th, potluck at 5/6 ish pm (were on camp time!)
Come down and visit, cant wait to see you there!
- There will be Parking fees for day parking at the beach and camp grounds


Scientists find human-caused link to heat wave, but ties to drought and heavy rains elude them (E&E News)
By Gayathri Vaidyanathan and Elizabeth Harball
September 30, 2014
Blistering heat waves recorded around the globe in 2013 were linked to human-caused global warming, according to a broad survey of studies on extreme weather events published yesterday.
But the studies could not link climate change as clearly to heavy rainfall, droughts and storms. For instance, the link between the three-year-long California drought and climate change remains to be deciphered by future research.
The studies are from a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration-led effort to explain the role of climate change in 16 extreme weather events in the United States and elsewhere. This is the third year for the "attribution" studies, which were published yesterday in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
One study, led by Chris Funk of the U.S. Geological Survey and the University of California, Santa Barbara's Climate Hazard Group, looked at long-term warming of the sea surface in the North Pacific. Using climatic models, the researchers did not find a strong link between a steadily warming ocean and the atmospheric conditions leading to the lack of precipitation.


Las Vegas Hospitality Expo
Date: 1 - 4 March 2009
Location: Las Vegas NV USA
Contact: Hollis Green
The Las Vegas Hospitality Expo will be co-located with "The Show", the largest beverage and food show in the western hemisphere, held March 1-4 in Las Vegas, and will parallel the launch of the new Las Vegas Restaurant show.
"No other venue in the nation can offer the package provided to hospitality professionals among hotels, motels, casinos, resorts and other beverage and food operations offered now under the umbrella of 'The Show'," said Jennifer Robinson, Chief Operating Officer of Oxford Publishing Inc. "The location of this event in Las Vegas, the epicenter of the nation's hospitality industry, brings together integrally related industries and a package that is enriched by the fantastic entertainment, shopping and gaming offered only in Las Vegas. Everyone wants to go to Las Vegas, which is setting the hotelier and culinary trends of the nation."
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Nexleaf’s StoveTrace platform, in collaboration with Vodafone M-Pesa, has enabled 22 women in rural India to begin receiving climate credits: payments made directly to women’s mobile phones every month in exchange for their climate stewardship. The purpose of this new program is to allow rural women to afford and to use the cleanest cooking technologies. Through introductory sessions, women are informed that the more they use clean cookstoves, the more money they will receive via payment to their mobile phones.
The StoveTrace platform allows for data calculation of household-level stove usage every month to measure exactly how much each woman should be paid for her clean cookstove use. This program was launched in Notarpalli village in Nayagarh District in Odisha, India. Nexleaf aims to get 1,000 women enrolled in the M-Pesa program by next year.
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Clearwater Florida condos are popular with people around the U.S. and other parts of the world for several reasons.
One of the main reasons is where Clearwater is located. Not only is the weather good but you are near the Gulf and all the attractions in St. Petersburg and Tampa.
Pinellas County, where Clearwater is located, is surrounded by water. The Gulf of Mexico is along the west coast of the county and Tampa Bay is along its east coast with Tampa just a short drive away. Any part of Clearwater is no more than 30 minutes to a beach. And having the Gulf of Mexico so close means that the temperature is not as hot in the summer and a little warmer in the winter than it is for cities more inland, like Orlando.
The Tampa International Airport (which is one of the easier airports to travel in and out of) is only about 30 minutes away and attractions like Busch Gardens in Tampa or any of the sports and entertainment venues are also very close. There are also other attractions within driving distance, like Disney World and Epcot Center (about 90 minutes) and the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino (about 60 minutes).
The next reason that Clearwater Florida condos are so popular is that Clearwater and the surrounding cities have a smaller town feel while still being a short distance from a major city, Tampa. Yet you can still find lots to do in Clearwater and the surrounding areas including some great places to eat, malls and other attractions for adults or families and you won’t have to fight the heavy traffic that you’ll find in the larger cities like Orlando or Miami.
At the point you begin to look at listings for condos you’ll probably notice that they fall in 3 categories. I’ve found that in different areas these terms mean different things so I’d like to clarify for you what they mean here.
The distinction in this area between condos, townhouses and villas are:
Condos – are normally a one-story unit in a multi-story building with other condos on one or more sides and also above and/or below.
Townhouses – are normally 2 or more stories with other townhouses on one or more sides.
Villas – are normally one-story units with other villas attached on one or more sides but none above or below which distinguishes them from condos.
For condos you normally own the airspace of your unit (from the walls in) plus a portion of the common areas of the complex. In some cases the land the complex is on is not owned by the condo owners or association but is leased by the person or entity that owns in. In this case you will have to pay a monthly “land lease” fee. Most of the time these land leases are for very long periods of time (such as 75 years) but even so, some lenders will not give loans for a condo in a complex where there is a land lease involved.
There is more variation with villas and townhouse, but usually you own the whole structure and the land it sits on. Often you will also have ownership of the common areas but that can vary.
For nearly all condo communities and many townhouse and villa communities the governing of the community is done by an association. They often hire a management company to collect fees, work out a budget and make sure that any maintenance is done in the community and that the property insurance is purchased. One thing that is very important to do when considering a purchase of any of these types of property is to determine what your monthly fees will be and what they cover.
The association also can set and enforce the rules for that complex. These can include parking restrictions, pet regulations, how to authorize changes to your unit, etc.
When purchasing, your contract should include a Condominium Association Addendum that gives the right to get a copy of the condominium rules and association financial statements which you will have time to review with a right to cancel if you find something you don’t like (the period is 3 days for a resale unit and 15 days for a new unit).
One additional thing you should be mindful of is whether the complex has any legal or financial troubles that may later affect you. This is especially important for Clearwater Florida condo complexes that were built or were converted into condos during the last few years of the boom period. Due to a larger percentage of owners going into foreclosure in these newer complexes they can be riskier to buy in than more established, older complexes who are in a more stable financial condition. You don’t want to be surprised with a large assessment after you’ve bought.
You can now search the local MLS for Clearwater Florida area condos and get access to numerous other buyer resources at Clearwater Condo Search and Resources.
Ron Nedd is an accredited Buyer’s Agent with the National Association of Realtors and provides information and online tools for buyers of condos and homes at his site http://searchclearwaterhomes.com.


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We are very lucky in Eastbourne that there are many lovely places to go. We believe passionately that Residents should be supported in continuing with interests and hobbies.
Eastbourne’s three beautiful theatres which show a diverse assortment of entertainment. Shows ranging from London’s West End to local amateur dramatics (EODS).
A ten minute level walk takes you to Eastbourne’s beautiful Victorian Seafront with it’s stunning Pier and Bandstand where one can enjoy a variety of entertainment
There are a range of local Churches, St Saviours, St Andrew’s, Our Lady of Ransom, Holy Trinity and First Church Of Christ Scientist. The beauty of our central position is that all of these are within a short level walk.
Literally on our door step are the RAF Association Club and Eastbourne Bridge Club.
Not to mention our glorious countryside with fantastic views.


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East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) is still the third largest contributor to Malaria cases in Indonesia, with a prevalence of 12%, Papua (18.4%) and West Papua (26.1%). Directly border with The Democratic Republic of Timor Leste (RDTL) with Mota'ain as the main crossing point, increases the risk of infectious diseases transmission. Mota’ain is located in coastal areas, swamps, river basins, former fish ponds, and rice fields potentially to be Anopheles sp. habitats. The purpose of this research is to examine the characteristics and spatial distribution of potential breeding habitats for Anopheles sp. in Mota'ain. This is a descriptive analytic study with a cross-sectional design. The Anopheles sp mosquito bionomic area, which included swamps, rice fields, estuaries around the perimeter, and the buffer area of the Mota'ain border, served as the research sample. The spatial regression test was used to analyze the data, and the results revealed three points of Anopheles sp larvae habitats, namely fish ponds, swamps, and river basin. In the buffer area, 24 (80%) of the larvae habitats were found within a 200-meter radius, and 24 (80%) of the larvae habitats were found within a 400-meter radius 6 (20%). There was no habitat found around the perimeter. With a habitat index of 50%, the density of Anopheles sp larvae per catch ranged from 0.04 to 12.03. Anopheles sp larvae discovered included Anopheles Barbirostris, Anopheles Subpictus, and Anopheles Vagus. Swamps have the most habitat (3,004.7 m2), while river basins have the least (3,004.7 m2) (2.93 m2). The Spatial Regression Test revealed that habitat area (p = 0.014), water pH (p = 0.015), and salinity (p = 0.00012) were significant. This means that habitat area, water pH, and salinity all have an effect on Anopheles sp. density, whereas temperature has no effect (p = 0.778). Cleaning aquatic plants and employing larval predators to prevent larval breeding.


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Welcome Party – 10:00 AM – Linden Plantation, 505 Duncan Road – 601-529-1148 or 601-638-1878
Luncheon – 12 Noon – Roca Restaurant, 127 Country Club Drive – 601-638-0800
- Directions to Linden Plantation: Take U. S. Highway 80 East to MS Highway 27 South. Go south on MS Highway 27 South for 3.1 miles. Turn left on Scott Road and travel 1.2 miles. Turn left on Mt. Alban Road and go .9 of a mile. Turn right on Duncan Road (gravel) and proceed .5 of a mile. Linden Plantation Gardens will be on the right at the historical marker.
- Directions from Linden Plantation to Roca Restaurant will be available at the Welcome Party.
Afternoon Tour – Visit to The Old Courthouse Museum, 1008 Cherry Street – 601-636-0741
- Guest Speaker – Dr. David H. Slay of the Vicksburg National Military Park
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Cost – $35.00 per person for Welcome Party, Luncheon, Tour


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to Murica. I got home about two weeks ago, and I have been quite busy readjusting and with family and friends.
England was amazing! I don't even know where to begin. I loved living in a castle and going exploring on the weekends. I traveled a lot around northern England and went to many places around the Northumberland area. The most I saw of southern England was London, which was awesome, and it actually wasn't as busy as I thought. I would definitely love to go back to England some day and explore more of southern England.
I also went to Germany, where I stayed near Frankfurt and traveled mainly around there and then went to Cologne to see the beautiful cathedral. I traveled to Strasbourg, France while I was there too because it's close to Germany. I was only in Germany for a week, so I definitely would want to go back there too and maybe go to the northern area by Berlin.
I did go to Paris, France too for a weekend trip after London, so I took the Eurostar chunnel train there, which was interesting. Paris was beautiful as well, and the Eiffel Tower was everything I thought it would be. Except for it was much taller than I thought. It was huge!
But anyway, I just thought I'd share some of my travels, and I probably will be adding some photos from them. I already have a photo up of Alnwick Castle, which is where I stayed. I took a ton of photos though, so I really should not be lazy and put some up. It was an amazing study abroad experience, and I definitely would do it all over again if I could. And I really encourage anyone who is interested in studying abroad to just do it! I promise you won't regret it, and that it is definitely worth it! So if you have any interest, go go go.


Laboratorios Maverick is located in Ulldecona, a small town of about 6,000 inhabitants in the province of Tarragona, next to Castellón. The closest and most iconic towns are San Carlos de la Rápita, Tortosa and Peñíscola.
Its unbeatable location near the sea and the mountains invites you to do a wide variety of sports and outdoor activities. The area has three protected natural parks where you can enjoy fresh and clean air: Serra d'Irta, Els Ports and Delta del Ebro.
Just 16 kilometers from Maverick Laboratories is Vinaròs, the capital of Baix Maestrat (Castellón), which has 28,300 inhabitants and is the largest city in the area. Its historic centre offers a complete variety of shops and places of leisure and entertainment, as well as a diverse cultural offer.


These photos are taken from a few years ago and a combination of a couple of trips, both in October, with the leaves reddening and lining the Tuileries and the early autumn sun drenching the rooves of perfectly French apartments.
This layout is pretty much my perfect day in Paris, starting with a leisurely stroll to Montmarte for the best view of the city atop the Sacre Couer, whilst popping into bookshops, taking a literary route mapping where all the famed artists and writers of the 20s and 30s once worked and ending at my favourite place in the world.
Ironically, none of these photos were taken in the rain, although after being caught in a freak thunderstorm in Montparnasse cemetery and dashing into a deli for cover, I can safely say that I can picture how "drop dead gorgeous this city is in the rain". Until next time Paris, but I promise I won't leave you as long. x
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Traveling around the world is one of my favorite hobbies. Pictures and short
informations concerning some of my trips you can see below.
Norway, August 1995
Another nice place in the north of Europe is the fjordland of Norway. The
homeland of the Vikings is an excellent aim for vacation. In contrary to the
overcrowded beaches in the south of our continent disperse the 5 million of
inhabitants and the arising stream of tourists in the width of the country. The
objects of interest are widespread. When somebody is familiar with history, art
or culture, can Oslo, Bergen and Alesund offer a lot of stuff. But the
non-recurring nature presents it-self with waterfalls, glaciers, fjords and much
more, and overrules everything made by man. Very remarkable is the Preklestolen
nearby Stavanger. This rock platform allows for brave persons a straight 600
meter look, straight down of course. So be careful and mind the gap. The joy
rides along the narrow coast roads are not healthy for people with weak nerves,
but an interesting trainee for driving license candidates. I didn't see any elk
in Norway, although I used a Mercedes bus for travel
[Picture: Geiranger, the king of the fjords].
Scotland, June/July 1997
Scotland is one of the most beautiful parts of the UK. In the mind of many
people exist a lot of images about this country and its inhabitants (kilts and
stinginess), but this is not the total truth. Nevertheless the flocks of sheep's
are present everywhere. The marvellous isles (e.g. Skye, Mull and Staffa) and
the lonesome Glens on the west coast retained at least a small part of freedom
which is not present in the hectic metropolis, although a visit of Edinburgh is
necessary for every tourist.
Portugal, April 1997 The land in the west of Europe is for the most people only the Algarve region. This place offers a lot for golf players and sun tourists, but it is not representative for the whole country. In the huge cities Lisboa and Porto a real mishmash of people, history and culture is present everywhere. Over all you can feel something of the oriental flair which was brought by the Moorish occupation during the middle ages. Outside the towns many cork oaks and orange trees line the streets especially in the Alentejo.
USA - Southwest, October 1998 America the land of dreams. Every human being should at least one time in his life visit this part of the world. The country is so large that even four weeks are not enough time to see more than small piece. On our round-course of about 4000 miles length, we visited national parks (Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Bryce Canyon, Zion, Sequoia, Yosemite and Joshua Tree) as well as big cities (Phoenix, Las Vegas, San Francisco and San Diego).
USA/Canada -Northeast, September 1999 This year I visited the
Atlantic side of North America. The journey started in New York and
included the urban areas of Boston, Halifax (Novia Scotia), Quebec-City,
Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa as well as the scenic Niagara falls and
different National parks (e. g. Algonquin, Kejimkujik).
Crete, June 2000 The sand beaches of this greek island offer a beautiful atmosphere for relaxation. Also a lot of historical places are nearby.
Sweden - In the North again, August 2000 until November 2001 After my trip to Norway in 1995 was Sweden one of my next favorites on the list. I like the beautiful nature in Skandinavia and the nice people. In August 2000 I got the opportunity to work as a post-doc in Linköping - a town about 150 kilometers south-west of Stockholm. In contrast to my previous visits to other countries have I now a real chance to get in touch with the inhabitants. English helps a lot and I try to improve my skills in Swedish. In my opinion is this language something between German and English. I visited Stockholm, Göteborg and the surrounding of Linköping, also a short trip to Helsinki (Finland) was possible [Picture: Katthult court].
France/Paris - August 2002 This year my girl friend suggested to visit the capital city of France. The town is really the city of love and 4 days are not enough to see all of it.
Sweden/Linköping - May 2003
Again a short trip in the north. After visiting some old friends we stayed another day in Stockholm.
Italy/South Tyrol - September 2004
We enjoyed hiking in the alps and visiting Meran.
Denmark/Kopenhagen - Sweden/Malmö - July 2007 After our churchly wedding we made a short trip in this beautiful capital city.Kopenhagen offers really a lot for people that are interested in art,history and fun. [Picture: Oeresund bridge]
The Netherlands/Amsterdam - June 2008
After visiting some friends in the Ruhrpott region, we used the chance to go for a short trip to Holland. Traveling along the channels of Amsterdam and visiting the Van Gogh exhibition was very exciting.
Japan/Tokyo - November 2008
During my business trip to Japan, my collegues showed me some highlights of the capital city (Tokyo Tower, Meiji shrine and Roppongi hills).
Ireland/Ennis - May 2009
The green island in the west of Europe offers a lot of new impressions for visitors.
Turkey/Istanbul - Oktober 2011
The city located on two continents was a really great short trip. History meets modern life.
Beijing/China - June 2012
My job allows me to travel sometimes around the world. This time I had a business trip to China. Beijing is a very interesting place. The capital city of China combines modern life with very old history.
Dubai / UAE - December 2013
This year my wife and I traveled to Dubai. This town surrounded by sand really tries to catch superlatives. Visiting Burj Khalifa and the view "At the top" from the 124th floor was very impressive. We liked the aquariums in the Dubai Mall and the Atlantis lost chambers and the beach view with the Burj al Arab. Skiing in the Dubai mall and going for a swim with dolphins was impressive. But also the Dubai museum, old soak and taking a short boat tour over the Creek was an experience.
The world tallest building is 828m high.
Yokohama / Japan - November 2014
Visiting an exhibition allowed some time for sight-seeing in the second large city of Japan. Especially the view to Mt. Fuji was impressve.


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|This was in the parking lot as I rode out for the day. Yessir, that's a tree that nearly sliced that Dodge Ram in half. Tornadoes, no Bullshit from Mother Nature.|
Approximately halfway to my goal I did get a brief respite from the sun and the climbing where I found myself coasting rapidly down the roadway completely engulfed in a tunnel of green foliage. I must have coasted at over 20mph for over 2 miles. It seemed almost like a video game and while it was impossible to photograph at the time I do wish I could have shown someone what that little part of my ride looked like. It was like having the forest turn the air conditioning on for a few minutes and telling me to put my feet up for a sec.
Here's the map from the ride that I uploaded to the MapMyRIDE page for this little segment of my trip.
It was great to finally get to the festival site because it finally felt like I had gotten somewhere with all of the riding. As I've already stated, I didn't stay at Wakarusa very long but I did ride there all the way from Mobile, AL which was well over 600 miles total. While I didn't enjoy the music festival very much I really did have a good time riding my bike all that way. I'm sure I will go on many more long trips like this one, but in the future I will leave out the bullshit.


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Mountain America Center
The Mountain America Center will be 48,000 square feet, multi-purpose facility located at Snake River Landing, just south of Idaho Falls and immediately adjacent to Interstate 15. The center will feature 27,000 square feet of arena space capable of hosting trade shows and business expos, ice hockey, rodeo, basketball and volleyball tournaments, indoor soccer, plus a variety of music and family entertainment events, such as Cirque de Soleil and Disney on Ice. Depending on the type of event, the event center will seat between 4,000 and 5,500 attendees. The event center will also feature a fully equipped convention center with flexible meeting spaces designed to accommodate 550 people. It is anticipated in its third year of operation; the MAC will host 160 event days per year and will annually attract over 120,000 attendees. Simply put, the MAC will be the premier facility for events in Eastern Idaho and will provide unparalleled opportunities for brands to interact with their customers and residents of Idaho Falls.


Yoma Myanmar is a Burmese restaurant in Brighton, Boston. I had been eyeing that place, especially after hearing the name a couple times from a friend. It is a small paradise. Restaurants like these, that make you want to go to their place of origin, give you a priceless experience. I did not have a full-fledged dinner, but here’s what:
As I called for Rangoon Tea and Mountain Spice Samosa, I started looking around. The walls had beautiful tapestry, extremely beautiful! Here are some:
Sorry about the picture quality; there were customers around and I did not want to make them feel uncomfortable, so I just quickly clicked the pictures. They are much more beautiful than what they look like here.
Rangoon tea and samosas were soulful. Also, their menus are completely separate pages for vegetarian and non-vegetarian. Wow! Just, wow! The walls also had pictures of Mount Popa and other Pagodas. I am going to plan a trip to Myanmar, not just to see these beautiful places, but to know what must have caused some heinous atrocities in some place so beautiful. Until then, I am going to visit Yoma Myanmar often for their awesome food.


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By now everyone has heard about the Solar Eclipse happening August 21, 2017. Millions will be traveling across the US to rural areas, if you are, be forewarned to prepare for traffic, all hotels have been booked for weeks, restaurants will be full and safety will be a concern with so many traveling to small towns. Before I go further, I must give the redundant warning of looking directly at the sun, there are a few places that still have the special glasses but are running out quickly. If you cannot find anything, a welder's mask (yeah, I know, not many people have one) works. A simple search on line can give you other ways to view without looking directly at the sun.
I have several photographer friends who are planning on photographing it along the path of totality (where there is a total eclipse). While that path is about 65 miles wide the true precision is around a few feet (50' or less). I have found an interesting link that can show you exactly what time to expect the eclipse in your area and how much the sun will be blocked, all you do is put in your zip code: http://time.com/4882923/total-solar-eclipse-map-places-view/ The eclipse will only last under 3 minutes, so be prepared and plan. Another great source is on Canon's website.
If you don't make this one, don't worry there are more to come, sooner than we thought: https://www.greatamericaneclipse.com/future/
If you're on Instagram, follow NASA. They have daily interesting facts, information and will have great coverage on Monday. For a site full of information: https://eclipse2017.nasa.gov/
Another informative link I've found is: https://www.space.com/33797-total-solar-eclipse-2017-guide.html
For even more information there are several apps available to track, monitor and even do experiments: https://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/space/blogs/solar-eclipse-apps


What happens when East bleeds into West?
Join Fa-ling on an incredible journey into the heart of mainland China as she sets out to discover the land of her birth. In order to determine her future, Fa-ling must unlock the mysteries of her past. To this end, she travels with a Canadian adoption group to the exotic southern province of Guang-Xi Zhuang.
Searching for her lost heritage, Fa-ling encounters murder, kidnapping, political intrigue and organ theft. Together with Detective Wang Yong-qi and his brilliant but uncouth partner Cheng Minsheng, Fa-ling must uncover a high-stakes kidnapping plot — before another child goes missing!
Donna Carrick grew up in Canada’s military, and now resides in Southern Ontario with her husband author Alex Carrick and their three children. Along with their beloved family pets, the Carricks spend most of their free time in Ontario’s North Country.
The First Excellence draws on their own experience in adopting a child from China.


Today i took a bus to Swayambhunath. It was my first time there. Swayambhunath is one of the three main Stupas in the Kathmandu valley area, the other two being Boudhanath (the area where i am staying) and Namabudha. I normally would take my time in a new environment. I would stop, take things slow, watch the local people and the activities surrounding the attraction.
Today i could not afford to do that. Today was work related. My Thangka teacher had been commissioned to renew the art work at the Yellow Monastery way up on the hill opposite the Swayambhunath Stupa, and he had asked me to come in today and lend a hand. I was picked up by Tenzing Gyatso, a local Tibetan from Boudha and we rode his motorcycle up the dusty hill to the monastery.
It had been a while since i had painted on scaffolding but after a few minutes i was into the full swing of things and having fun. Let me tell you something, the most fun times i have had in Nepal so far have been with the monks. They will leave you in stitches in a matter of minutes. We knocked off at 5pm and took a walk down to town to catch some dinner and a few more laughs. I ride with Tenzin back into Boudha. Tenzin seems like a good guy. Will be hanging out some more.
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Thank you to all of my supporters over these past 6 months, I am truly grateful to have met so many wonderful people throughout this district! We worked hard and came in a close second to Denise Andrews and I wish her good luck in the upcoming election in November!
After the 2010 Census, the State Representative districts were re-configured, and the 2nd Franklin now includes 12 towns, each with its own character, but interconnected economically, socially, and culturally: Erving, Gill, New Salem, Orange, Warwick, and Wendell, in Franklin County; Athol, Petersham, Phillipston, Royalston, and Templeton, in Worcester County; and part of Belchertown, in Hampshire County.
I’m running for State Representative because I care about the communities of the 2nd Franklin. If you live in one of these communities, you've seen firsthand our greatest assets, as well as the problems we face. We have natural resources and the tremendously talented people, and we also have energy and can-do spirit in abundance. But we also have a workforce that has taken a real hit during these tough times: With per capita incomes about 40% lower than the rest of Massachusetts; with an unemployment rate far higher than it could be; and with towns operating with ever-shrinking budgets, there is definitely room for improvement.
I’m confident I can help bring about that improvement – and my record shows it. In my eleven years as Executive Director of the North Quabbin Community Coalition (www.nqcc.org), I have helped create the conditions for growth and prosperity in our region.
I’ve learned a lot from the people I've worked with and the communities I've served, and these are lessons I will bring to the job of State Rep.
And it is a job – a full-time job that requires focused, committed, and single-minded attention. I will bring this kind of attention to the job of representing your interests and those of all the people of our communities.
I advocate for our communities on a range of issues, from economic development to substance abuse prevention; from equal access to affordable healthcare to securing state and federal resources for education. I’ve seen how government works – and sometimes doesn't work – to protect and advance our interests. I bring a balanced and fair-minded approach to all of these issues, but I am a fighter for what is good for our region.
So that’s why I’m running – because my experience and community-focused values can help advance our interests on Beacon Hill. Over the next few months, I’ll be visiting each of the towns in the 2nd many times, and I hope to see you then ...
Rebecca Bialecki of Orange is the daughter of Clyde L. Robbins of New Mexico and Joan A. (Coffin) Truehart of Athol. Born and raised in Orange, Bialecki is a graduate of Orange and the Ralph C. Mahar Schools and holds a doctorate degree from Harvard University. Married to David Bialecki for 29 years, she is the mother of two, Heather Bialecki of Athol and Jeffrey Bialecki of Worcester.
Bialecki is the current Executive Director of the North Quabbin Community Coalition and serves on several area Boards. She is on the Board of Trustees of the Athol Memorial Hospital, the Board of Community Transit Services, Valuing Our Children, North Quabbin Chamber of Commerce and the Athol Area United Way. She is an active member and past president of the Athol Orange Rotary Club. She was named as the Citizen of the Year by the Athol Orange Elks Club in 2012. Bialecki also serves in several different state agency posts as the Department of Children and Families Area Board President, a member of the Statewide Advisory Council to DCF, a member of the Greenfield Area Office Department of Transitional Assistance Board and sits on the Advisory Council to the Northwestern District Attorney’s Office.


Cane Creek Park is a 262-acre park that features a 56-acre lake for fishing and non-motorized boating, walking trails, and 4.5 miles of mountain bike Trails.
Only five miles east of Monterey’s charming downtown on Hwy. 62, The Lake at Meadow Creek Park offers fishing and non-motorized boating opportunities. A favorite for kayakers, soak in the quiet of the approximately 300-plus-acre city park characterized with scenic beauty and wildlife watching opportunities. Mountain bike trail and hiking trails are currently in progress.


A combination of a lack of housing inventory, especially discounted and distressed, and a surge in demand for rental housing has caused more investors to turn to the build to rent strategy—that is, building a single-family home with the specific intent of renting it rather than sell it to an owner occupant.
Recent research from John Burns Real Estate Consulting indicates that approximately 10 percent of detached single-family households in the country (12.7 million out of 120 million) are renting. In fact, Burns said 25,000 single-family detached homes were built for rent last year—a number he expects to increase over the next few years. Read More
On Thursday, a federal jury in Tampa, Florida, decided that Glenn Jasen and wife Kathryn Jasen, of Spring Hill, Florida, were guilty of wire fraud, which is a federal felony.
Prosecutors alleged in the case that the Jasens "did detect a sinkhole" in 2009, filed a claim with their insurer and then "elected to receive a check in the amount of $153,000 but did not ever fix the sinkhole."
According to the US Attorney's Office, the Jasens deposited the insurance check into a bank account. They then failed to disclose the sinkhole in real estate documents and later sold the home to another family, according to the indictment. In court, US attorney Tom Palermo told the jury that "the defendants put lipstick on a pig and sold it to suckers." Read More
BOCA RATON, Fla. - Encouraging news was released Friday if you're trying to sell your home. CoreLogic, a property information and analytic company, announced foreclosure rates for July 2015.
The numbers show a significant decrease in the amount of foreclosures in the West Palm Beach/Delray Beach/Boca Raton market compared to July 2014. The foreclosure rate in July 2014 was 4.41%. In July 2015, it fell to 2.28%, according to CoreLogic. Read More


The Red-bellied Macaws (Orthopsittaca manilata) are small green macaws that are found in the Amazon basin of tropical South America, where they have a wide range.
Even though they are locally common, their numbers have been declining in areas where their preferred feeding and nesting trees have been removed to make place for cattle ranching, or for use as posts. Additionally, these parrots are popular as pets and are often captured for the pet trade. However, even though these parrots are relatively easy to catch, they are not easy to maintain in captivity, mostly due to their very specialized diet. Captive breeding successes are also very rare, probably for the same reason.
Distribution / Habitat
The Red-bellied Macaws occur naturally in southeastern Colombia south to eastern Ecuador, eastern Peru and northern Bolivia, and east through Venezuela, the island of Trinidad , the Guianas south to north central and northeastern Brazil. Their southern limit in Brazil is the south-central and northwestern cerrado bordering the Amazon Basin.
They are found in Mauritia palm groves, as well as forests and swamps with Aguaje or Moriche Palm Trees (Mauritia flexuosa). These parrots depend heavily on these trees, as they almost exclusively feed on their fruits, nest in the cavities of dead palm trees close to water, or use these trees for roosting. Large numbers of these parrots can be seen at these roost sites at dawn and dusk.
Red-bellied Macaws measure about 18 inches (46 cm) in length - including their long, pointed, graduated tails. Their average weight is about 10.5 oz (300 g).
These parrots are most easily identified by their bare yellow facial skin.
The plumage is mainly green, except for a red belly patch, blue forehead and upper wings, and a grey tint to the chest and chin. The underwings and undertail are dull yellow. The lower abdomen is brownish-red. Their large beaks are dark grey in color. The eyes (irises) are dark brown. The legs and feet are dark grey.
Males and females look alike.
Immature birds resemble the adults, except their plumage is duller, their tails are shorter and darker. But the most obvious identification can be made by the color of their upper beak - they have grey beaks with a conspicuous horn-colored mid-line stripe running along the length of the top of the upper beak. This stripe disappears when they are about 1 to 2 years old.
The Red-bellied resembles the Blue-headed or Illiger's Macaw, but the latter can be identified by their orangey eyes (dark in the Red-bellied) and orangey-red forehead.
Diet / Feeding
In the wild, they eat the fruit and seeds of palm trees, especially the Moriche Palm.
Breeding / Nesting
Red-bellied Macaw usually nest in the cavities of trees - their primary choice being the Moriche Palm. The average clutch consists of 2 - 4 white eggs, which are incubated by the female for about 27 days. The young fledge (leave the nest) when they are about 77 days old.


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The newly launched Google Maps Engine public data program, lets organizations distribute their map content to consumers using Google’s cloud infrastructure. Frank Biasi, Director of Digital Development at National Geographic Maps, tells us how his organization is participating in the public data program and sharing over 500 maps to the world. National Geographic shares rich map content […]
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Last weekend, Instructional Technology participated in the Google in Education Arkansas Summit. Here are a few takeaways from that conference.
The Associated Colleges of the South CIO Hangout is an online panel of technologists from the Associated Colleges of the South, discussing Technology, Tools, and Tactics. We’ll be using Google Hangouts on Air to broadcast and record the session. In our inaugural Hangout, we’ll be talking about the relationship between Technology and the Liberal Arts, how […]


March 12, 2018
It was great to see a different city in Chile, we have been a few times but always to Santiago.
Here are some snaps of the city, a fascinating place where graffiti is encouraged by the council!
Consequently they have some amazing artworks on the walls, some of them quite...
February 12, 2018
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“Vienna Waits For You” was selected for this years Shanghai International Film Festival. Out of more than 2000 submissions from 90 countries, only 25 shorts where selected for this years competition. We are very happy to be amongst the selected films!
The Shanghai International Film Festival is also our first invitation to an A-listed Festival. It will be held from the 15th to the 23rd of June 2013.
Our producer Diego Breit and director Dominik Hartl will fly to Shanghai to attend the festival.
But that´s not all folks! In the same week our film will be screened at the famous Palm Springs International Shortfest – one of the most important shortfilm festivals and markets worldwide! This festival is another highlight in our festival-history so far.
Our Assistant director, Marlene Rudy, will attend the festival.


The one thing I love about living in Savannah is that we are really close to the beach. It is about a 40 minute drive to get to Tybee Island. If we were to get a boat, it would be about a 10 minute boat ride to the beach. And if we want to do a quick weekend trip we are 2 hours away from Jacksonville. This last weekend we decided to check out the beach in Jacksonville. John had two free nights that were getting ready to expire so we took advantage of a hotel right on the beach. I have to say that beach life is great. The kids had a ball and we got to relax. Of course I didn’t have my camera with me (surprise, surprise) so the pictures I am posting were actually taken a few weeks ago when I took the kids to Tybee.
I also wanted to share a picture of our moving truck.
The girls are having fun in Mommy Preschool this year. Here is what we do each day. Each week we talk about a new letter and number. We also learn a new sight word each week. There is a memory verse we learn as well as a vocab work. We count to 100 each day and say our days of the week. We also talk about the weather and seasons. The girls love running to the window to see what the conditions are outside and then coloring the matching picture. We call this Circle Time. Then we read through our “books” which are repetitive words and then we write our letter and number.


Back on my bike today, trying once again to conquer the obstacles laid in my path by the Santa Ana River Trail’s maintenance crews. Saw that there was no giant crane or truck on the other side of the river, so I crossed over the bridge and guess what awaited me …
Apparently those crafty maintenance people used some type of cloaking device as I could not see this 5-foot high fence from the other side of the river.
Back over the bridge, down the trail, over the detour route. Beautiful out today in sunny Southern California! I like the contrast of the grey rocks, green grass, and blue water as I ride along.
Today I rode the furthest I’ve gone since I got my new electric bike – 6.6 miles! Woo hoo! Made it to Huntington Beach.
Out of the whizzing traffic and onto the beach. Me and the other sun worshipers enjoy some rays.


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Newcom’s Tavern is a family owned and operated bar located in the heart of Dayton- The Oregon District.
Named after one of the first settlers of Dayton, Colonel George Newcom, Newcom’s Tavern is known throughout the community as the place to gather. This follows the tradition from the original Tavern built in 1796 which was the place travelers and the community congregated after a long day to have a drink.
Since 1977, we have aimed to offer the same hospitably as our namesake and strive to have everyone who walks through our doors feel like a part of us.
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Forest honey is collected at an altitude of 900 meters at the site of the Natura 2000 network in the Pindos Mountain Range in Greece during the summer.
The Greek green forests are distinguished by an amazing variety of trees, flowers, wild herbs and give us a very tasty and nutritious honey that makes us feel happy .
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