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Posted on January 28, 2013
It's ingenuity I admire, even when it's ingenuity in a bad cause. It's the kid who tells his mother that he was so taking his nap as all good little boys should, that a tiger got in and tore the wrapping paper on the Christmas presents in the closet, where he, as a good boy, didn't even know they were.
That's just improvisation. But when his mother asks, "How did a tiger get into the house in December?" and the boy says, "I don't know. I was taking my nap," THAT'S ingenuity.
Now, it's up to you to decide whether it's ingenuity in a bad cause, but I have witness any number of ingenious schemes to stack more books in a house or apartment than one might think possible, or desirable. I have seen books double-stacked on a shelf. I have seen bookcases completely double-stacked with boxes of books on the floor in front of them.
I have seen boxes of books gathered into regular little stacks so a tablecloth could go over them, making the stack into an end table. I have found beds completely supported by stacks of books. I have seen books neatly stacked between the mattress and springs on a bed in the guest bedroom. (Not good for the covers if someone sleeps in the bed. Whether it's good for the person sleeping in the bed is a matter of individual spinal columns.)
An unfinished attic in Evanston was able to store books, even without a floor. The owner got bookends and lined the books up on the overhead crossbeams. File cabinets can of course be made into book repositories, and so can unused ovens. I knew a man who unplugged his stove so he could stack books on the burners without fear. Walk in closets, unused saunas, and openings in the wall formerly known as fireplaces have been turned over to book storage. Someone told me of a noted collector who had his bed built into a window well so he could use all available floor space for books. I didn't see that—I only heard—but just to be sociable I took their word.
But recently, I helped clean out an estate. It took some time, but we got the books in the pantry, the bedrooms, the living room, the dining room, and the kitchen. I have learned my lesson: I got up on a stool to check the tops of bookcases; I got down on all fours and peered under the beds. I looked in the closets and the kitchen cupboards, and even, daringly, peeked into the medicine cabinet. We had every book available.
Three days later, I got a call. "I hate to break this to you," said the executor of the estate. "But we've found more books."
"Storage locker?" I sighed.
"In that closet in the middle bedroom," she said.
"But I looked there! We checked all the shelves and took everything off the floor!"
"Wait 'til you see."
Ingenuity: that's what it was. When I got there, I was taken to the closet. It was empty except for the clothes on hangers, hanging from the iron rod that ran the length of the closet. The executor chortled at the expression on my face. "Look!" she said, pushing hangers aside.
Half a dozen leather tote bags filled with small books had been hung on hangers and set in among the clothes. Most garments are soft and pliable: they had simply accepted these newcomers which took up space in the middle of the row by filling the space around them. This presented an uninterrupted row of garments that would fool anybody including, since the books were all ten to twenty years old, probably the owner, who probably forgot they were there.
I offer this to all of you out there who have significant others who complain, "When are you going to get some of these books out of here?" There's your answer: ingenuity.


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The Missouri Tigers men's basketball team is back in action on Wednesday as they travel to LSU to play a game that nobody will be able to see. The game does not appear to be carried locally and doesn't even appear to be on either one of the satellite TV networks which will be the second time in a little over a week this has happened. Welcome to the SEC Missouri, they have a very clear pecking order and you are near the bottom of it. Wednesday's game would be an excellent opportunity for Missouri to pick up a road win in the SEC which is something they desperately need.
Both Truman State basketball teams have Wednesday off as they do not play again until Saturday when they travel to Bolivar to play Southwest Baptist University.
The Kirksville High School lady Tigers picked up another impressive victory on Monday as they easily defeated Booneville in another impressive road victory. The KHS boys let their game at home against Booneville slip away from them and came up on the short end of a game they very easily could have won. Both teams will be in action later this week against Hannibal.
The KHS wrestling team has their final duel of the season on Thursday as they travel to Booneville. What is it with Booneville, is there some sort of rule that KHS must play them every single day in at least one sport. When I was at KHS we never played Booneville in anything and I didn't even know where it was, now we play them every day. Anyway, the KHS wrestlers will be gearing up for districts next week. It's hard to believe the wrestling season is almost over already.
Tiger Woods picked up his first victory of the season as he easily won the Farmers Insurance Open. I appreciate Tiger getting his victory early on in the golf season so I don't have to hear people speculating on when he will get his first victory of the year.
Alex Rodriguez is being accused of taking performance enhancing drugs once again. Given the fact that he missed a large part of last year with various injuries and could miss the entire season this year because of hip surgery it doesn't look like they did much for him. Maybe he can go to Oprah and tell his story. Oprah could start a new show called I Am A Liar and have such guest as Lance Armstrong, Alex Rodriguez, Mark Mcgwire, Manti Te'o.
We'll be back on Friday with a preview of this weekens's sports action and of course our predictions on the Super Bowl which as you know receives very little media coverage. Please check out all the blogs on this site and thanks al always for taking the time to read this one.
Have a safe Wednesday!

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Riverdance Live from Beijing The Riverdance stage show celebrates its 15th anniversary by embarking on a 12-city tour of China, a first for any international show. This performance is filmed in Beijing in high definition. An enthusiastic Chinese audience embraced the embodiment of Irish dance and culture that the show presents with its trademark sophistication and vibrancy. Lead dancers are Padraic Moyles and Aislinn Ryan. Moyles, born in Ireland, moved to New York when he was 9 years old, where he studied Irish dance. Ryan is from New Zealand and started Irish dancing at age 4. She also is a gymnast and plays the Irish folk harp.G
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Celtic Thunder Storm STORM is a compelling new show from Celtic Thunder that tells the story of a land struggle and cultural differences. It is a turbulent, raucous stand off between the darkness of gypsies, and the resolution of the settlers both fighting for the same piece of land. The themes of love, unrequited and forbidden, the sweet innocence of youth and the triumph of life experience are also found throughout Storm. D
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Outdoor Idaho "30th Anniversary Celebration" This retrospective is filled with fascinating people and places, history and humor, issues and wildlife. Remarkable videography captures the state's natural beauty and outdoor way of life. For 30 years, the OUTDOOR IDAHO team has been telling Idaho's stories in ways that inspire and inform, helping to connect Idahoans throughout the state.G
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Great Performances "Andrea Bocelli: Love In Portofino" Inspired by the breathtaking Italian coastal setting, the tenor sings famous love songs, including "Senza Fine," "B?same Mucho," "Champagne," and "Love Me Tender." With 16-time Grammy-winner David Foster as both music director and keyboard accompanist, Bocelli is joined by trumpeter Chris Botti in front of a celebrity-strewn audience.G
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New Tricks "Love Means Nothing In Tennis" The UCOS team investigates the case of 16-year-old tennis champion Alice Kemp, who fell to her death from the balcony of a penthouse apartment after losing a crucial match. As the team delves into this competitive world, Standing wonders if he did enough to encourage his own daughter's sporting ambitions.G


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Cougars fall by four points
A strong second half pushed the Merced College Blue Devils to a 64-60 victory over Taft College Saturday in a Central Valley Conference women's basketball game.
The Cougars held a slim 28-24 lead at the break before Merced surged back with balanced scoring.
It was the second straight conference loss for the Cougars since winning the CVC opener Jan. 9.
TC (1-2 CVC, 6-12 overall) will try to get back on Wednesday when the Cougars travel to Visalia to take on College of the Sequoias (2-1, 10-7).
CVC leading scorer Erica Evans led the Cougar offense once again with 23 points and got support from Ariyana Brown with 11 and Zanoria Echols with 10 points to go along with a team high 9 rebounds.
Center Bezait Anbesse had 5 points and 8 rebounds, Ramonique Redding 5 points and Schalon Baysingaer and Crystallyn Faletoi 3 points each.
The Cougars shot just under 33 percent from the field (20 of 61) but the Blue Devils were just a bit better with 24 of 65. Both teams made 14 free throws.
Rogenee Russell led the Blue Devils with 18 points and a game high 10 rebounds.


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Bath based professional friendly service with competitive prices. All aspects of carpentry and bespoke work undertaken to a high standard, including doors, windows, floors, roofs, skirtings and fences. We can also provide advice and help design your projects. Fully qualified carpenters, reliable and trustworthy. If needed, we can also source other trades.
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Edwards HomeCertificate of Excellence 2019
We are a family business specialising in fitted furniture offering complete flexibility, excellent service and competitive prices. We supply and fit home offices, fitted wardrobes, libraries, cinema rooms and offer storage solutions. With over 10 years experience in fitting furniture we will survey, design, make and install wardrobes to suit your needs. With the highest quality fittings and fixtures we aim to install your wardrobes in one day. We cover all areas in the Southwest. We are a punctual, professional and offer a clean and tidy service. Our wardrobes are designed in a way to save you money and prevent any need to move sockets or carpets. Our products come with a 10 year guarantee.
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Tim Wood LimitedCertificate of Excellence 2019
Tim Wood Ltd specialises in fine bespoke kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, furniture and architectural interiors, in London, Bath, the UK and Worldwide. Tim Wood Ltd designs and creates truly unique furniture of the very highest quality. What sets the company apart is its unique designs on an individual basis for every client and project. Tim Wood Limited specialises in combining the highest level of craftsmanship and creative use of different types of wood and many other materials, with the very best of modern manufacturing methods. We create custom made pieces that are truly original, beautiful and functional. The extensive range of work extends from individual pieces such as a jewellery box or boardroom table to kitchens, libraries and bathrooms and to the interior design and fitting out of entire houses and commercial projects. Tim Wood Ltd furniture is made in Britain. We are very proud of the fact that we make all our furniture in the UK. Our team of craftsmen are dedicated and experienced at working with all types of wood and other materials, using the most modern processes to create distinctive, beautiful and functional pieces. We design and make kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, furniture and architectural interiors for unusual spaces in a wide range of properties from apartments to houses of all types. We often get involved in the minute detail from handmade dovetail drawers, custom-made extraction systems, custom-made stainless steel bins to fit a particular space and decorative carvings and relief work. We use a mixture of unusual timbers, many other materials and finishes to create a truly distinctive and unique result. In truly bespoke kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, furniture and architectural interiors, the space is completely optimised. Everything is designed to make the very best use of the space, so everything is specially selected and made for you. Commissioning kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, furniture and architectural interiors has numerous advantages: from the ultimate in space planning, living with something unique that suits your personality and your family and reflects your own individual style. Bespoke kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, furniture and architectural interiors add cachet and value to a property. At Tim Wood Ltd we ensure that commissioning bespoke work is an easy and enjoyable process. We guide you through the process, find out exactly what you like and suggest what might suit you best. We always go out of our way to create truly bespoke work that will enhance your life and add style, cachet and value to your property.
Bob Construction limited
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Refaceit Interiors LtdCertificate of Excellence 2019
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We are general building company that cover most projects that require carpentry. We are customer focused and we like to make sure we are as competative as possible.
Jonathan Lear Furniture
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Hillside Joinery Ltd
We are both time served carpenter ,joiners and cabinet makers, with a broad knowledge of all aspects of the job, working from architect drawings to design and build, to create the items required by both domestic and commercial markets. We have experience in shop fitting, and commercial work from refurbishments to complete re-fits including bars, waiter stations etc, to reception desks in offices. We also produce bespoke, one off pieces and cupboard units, using a range of solid wood, veneered boards ,laminate, corian, metal and glass elements to aid in all elements of a design. We can also spray a factory finish on to any item in colour as well as clear lacquers to protect the finished items. Our idea is to bring your drawings and ideas to life, by producing the whole package for you, to ensure all the different elements combine. Please get in touch at email@example.com to see where we can take your drawings and ideas. Thank you for reading our profile. We will look forward to hearing from you. Kind regards Gary & David.
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Hand made Sofas, Bespoke Furniture and Interiors, Soft furnishings, Flooring, Wardrobes and Bedrooms. From our interior design services through to our bespoke furniture and sofas for both domestic and high end commercial project application, we offer our customers a high street presence for all you need to find a quality and considered interior solution at a realistic price point. From the supply of our products through to our people with the expertise to put them into your home, we are here to help you realize your interiors potential.
CMT CarpentryCertificate of Excellence 2019
CMT carpentry is a local carpentry company based in Bristol covering the whole area of carpentry and joinery from, loft conversions and extension to hanging doors, full house renovations and boat fit outs. There is no job too small if it needs doing we can do it. We provide a high quality standard of work in a time frame that is both fast and reliable and that will cause as little disturbance as possible to home life.
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Unique Group
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MW Carpentry & Design Ltd
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Wallwork Carpentry
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So I tend to write in bursts. Some days I'm busy with kids and life and can do nothing but make notes in my Moleskine but then I'll get streaks of creativity where I'll write two or three posts at a sitting. I find my writing is better when I'm in the mood anyway.
4. Have a goal. I've written about how I see my blog but how do you see yours? It may not be a magazine, maybe it is an online journal or thinking ground. Maybe it's a family blog where long-distance relatives can catch up on your life. But have a goal in mind. Do you want to create a certain readership? Do you want to use your blog as an entrance to print media? Do you want to just enjoy what you write and have something to show for your labors? Do you want to have a beautiful place where family can feel welcome?
Think about your goals and try to define them, maybe write them down and try to quantify how you'll know when you've achieved them. This is easier said than done because if you're like me your blog is "organic" (no, not carbon-based, but a growing entity that develops gradually). You may not know what you're shooting for but the sooner you discover this the more organized you and your blog will be.
5. Have a time period in mind. I think my husband got this from Seth Godin but he constantly tells me, "Three years Michelle." What he means is that I need to post seriously for three years before making any decisions about continuing or abandoning my blog. Why three years? Well because things fluctuate. Traffic can increase slightly before a holiday then plummet when the holiday hits. Readers can disappear in the summer while they're out biking and hiking and enjoying their vacations. Sometimes you have better ideas and sometimes you don't so stick with it and don't give up when you're in a slump and keep "three years" as your mantra to help you push through those low times. Then, after your pre-determined time period, you can reevaluate and decide if you're up for another stretch.
6. Have your readers in mind. If you're only blogging for yourself then this won't matter but if you want an audience the audience has to be a consideration. You may feel inclined to tear into a nasty commenter but think about how your readers will feel if you stick someone's head on a pike. You may want to post about your love for chocolate covered cabbage but your readers may not be as interested. People will cut you some slack on an occasional rogue post—for example, I try not to post too much about blogging because most of my readers aren't bloggers—but irritate them too much and they'll walk.
7. Declutter your sidebar. Not only do blogrolls and buttons clutter things up they slow your blog's loading time. Treat your sidebar the way you treat rooms in your house—if there are things there you're not using regularly that serve no purpose they need to be tossed. I got rid of many of my reciprocal blogrolls because they didn't do anything for traffic, they didn't do much for my blog's visibility, Technorati no longer counted them as links and they just slowed things down. If you absolutely do need something go to Flooble for the code to organize the information into a drop-down menu for neatness and order.
Watch the advertisements and try to keep them organized and neat. Too many ads and I get frustrated with a site—and for goodness sake don't use animated or garish ads that would distract from your posts. Once you annoy readers they'll leave and your ads will be less effective anyway. So keep them tasteful and orderly.
8. Think community. It's easy for women to be cliquish and competitive but the wonderful thing about blogging is its symbiotic nature. Helping out other bloggers doesn't diminish your blog but in fact helps you as well. If I can promote another blog not only does it build feelings of loyalty and friendship in both of us but if I can build their traffic and they link to me it will increase my own ranking because Google measures the authority of each blog's links. The more popular a blog is that links to me the more the power of that link increases. So think not in terms of your blog competing against everyone else in your niche but think about ways to build the niche as a whole.
9. But while you're building community make a list of ways to set yourself apart from the crowd. I believe Seth Godin calls it the Purple Cow. No one notices the regular kind of bovine but if you're a purple cow now that's interesting and gets noticed. Be from an interesting place (Alaska has been good to me), have an interesting (though not garish) layout, come up with interesting contest, get an interesting name—be careful of words used by the crowd such as mom, ramblings, random, thoughts or other rather forgettable phrases or cliches. Take an interesting angle on an idea or teach yourself a new skill to be able to blog about. Be appealing to the group but different enough to remember.
10. Back up your posts regularly. Keep an offline copy of your posts, the date published and any other information you might need about them. It may not be seem important when you first start out but once you get 500 posts it's much harder to keep track of everything. This is not only practical as an emergency measure should something break down but it's helpful to see your productivity and growth and keeps you going towards those goals you set back at number four on this list.
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QUINCY � A stumble in the second quarter proved to be the Reading High School boys basketball team's undoing.
After hanging tough in the first quarter, the Rangers fell into a big hole in the second and never recovered in a 65-45 loss to the Quincy Orioles in a Big Eight Conference game Friday.
Reading (4-9, 1-7 Big Eight) was swept by the Orioles in the two-game regular season series.
Quincy, playing before a spirited winter homecoming crowd, got a battle from the Rangers in the first quarter as the teams played to a 15-15 tie. Momentum shifted in the Orioles favor in the second as they outscored Reading 19-3 in the frame.
The Rangers trailed 34-18 at halftime and couldn't overcome the deficit in the second half.
"We couldn't make our shots in the second quarter and it seemed everything (Quincy) put up went in," Reading coach Brett Kerspilo said. "We'll keep trying to improve, and our homecoming week is coming up. Hopefully we can build off that spirit."
Brandon St. Clare had 17 points and four steals to lead the Rangers. Dylan Ash scored nine points, while Cody Kafer added seven points and three assists. Matt Poublon also handed out three assists.
Logan Timmons-Miller scored 20 points to lead the Orioles. Nick Haberl finished with 11 points.
Reading will travel to Litchfield on Tuesday before hosting Athens in its homecoming game Feb. 5.
Homer 57, Jonesville 44
The Jonesville High School boys basketball team fell on the road to Big Eight Conference co-leader Homer in Friday's game.
Jonesville (6-8, 4-4 Big Eight) kept pace with the Trojans in the first quarter and only trailed 15-12 entering the second. Homer took control of the game in the second, outscoring the Comets 14-6 to build an 11-point halftime lead.
The game fluctuated between eight and 14 point margins the rest of the way as Jonesville was unable to rally.
Brandon Jenkins had 11 points and five steals to lead the Comets. Kyle Jones added 10 points and eight rebounds, while Aaron Cleveland and Wesley Racker both had six points. Ben Ackerson grabbed five rebounds and Caleb Taylor handed out three assists.
The Comets will visit Union City on Tuesday
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Chase Harrington hit a half-court shot at the buzzer to give the Will Carleton Academy boys basketball team a thrilling road victory over Ann Arbor Rudolf Steiner in a Mid South Conference game Friday.
Harrington took an inbound pass in the closing seconds and launched his shot from the center line. He finished with 20 points, 11 rebounds and four assists to lead Will Carleton (8-5, 4-1 Mid South), which moved into a first-place tie with Rudolf Steiner.
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Showerbaths are a great practical way of optimizing the space so that you have the comfort of both bathing and showering. Walk-in showers are also very popular in the modern bathroom and if buying a shower enclosure for the modern bathroom choose one with a chrome structure over white.
You don't have to settle for ordinary when it comes to bathroom basins. This is your opportunity to make a change that will upgrade the look and give you a fresh style in there. Yet it isn't expensive and it isn't hard to do on your own. While you need it to be fully functional there is no reason why it can't be beautiful too!
For the sanitary ware go with wall-hung or standard close-coupled toilet and basin with pedestal with acute angles and a contemporary design. Abstract towel rails and wenge wall-hung furniture fit well in the fantasy bathroom giving it that calm almost surreal look.
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Fantasy. Daring to be anything more than conventional the fantasy bathroom design lets you be truly innovative with your fantasies and tastes. With the emphasis on futuristic this style of bathroom is the antithesis of the traditionalist.The absolute opposite of a fitted bathroom the shabby chic look is a mismatch of styles and products. You can even do the unexpected like put a put a refrigerator in the corner. Nothing is expected to match and pipework and plumbing are on show rather than concealed. This style is best suited to those who have inherited a bathroom and want to update it a little rather than fork out on a brand new bathroom suite.
This does take more work though because you have to change the setting for the insert to go into. Another great option though is to consider no vanity and just to have it mount to the wall. Such bathroom basins offer an appearance that makes the room open and to seem larger than it really is. However you do need to make sure you secure them correctly to the wall for safety.
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For the sanitary ware go with wall-hung or standard close-coupled toilet and basin with pedestal with acute angles and a contemporary design. Abstract towel rails and wenge wall-hung furniture fit well in the fantasy bathroom giving it that calm almost surreal look.Colours. There are unlimited colours to pick from too with bathroom basins so take your time to find one you really like. There is no right or wrong choice so find something that works well for the look you wish to portray in your bathroom. This is a change that can be part of a huge remodel or it can be the only part of that room you plan to change.When decorating a traditional bathroom both soft tones and bold colours can work well. Strong tones of browns maroons and greens give a nice warmth to the room but be sure the bathroom is well lit maybe with a lavish chandelier. With the right colours antique gold can look better than chrome. Go for curtains never blinds. If going for a vanity unit rather than a traditional basin and pedestal choose an oak or cherry finish; or the white Cynk vanity unit is a good look with traditional baths and toilets.Almost always the bath is the centre piece attraction of the traditional bathroom. A free-standing roll-top or slipper bath sits proudly on a dark polished floor and only if going for a traditional continental style bathroom will an inset or sunken tub hold appeal. Either a wall-mounted faucet or a free-standing one looks classy. Deep ridges and curved angles are what makes the traditional sanitary ware what it is - bold and masculine.The Edwardian and Victorian styles of the time are still a popular choice today. They look exquisite in a villa or cottage bathroom and never loose their appeal in terms of design.Materials. Look for bathroom basins made from quality materials. You don't want anything that will be easily damaged. Scratches can make it look old and dingy so get something that is highly resistant to scratching. This will keep it looking like new for years to come and you will appreciate the way it prolongs the value of your investment.As with the country and traditional bathrooms cast iron baths are a must. Either a roll-top or slipper bath will do and although you don't want holes or rust the more dilapidated it looks the better. Even consider running sandpaper over the paint work and claw feet. It's always worth looking out for old fittings at antique shops and car boot sales.Compare colour options so you can get the right shade to blend in nicely with the surrounding items. You can go with something bold or something common as it is your room to do with what you wish. Make it something you enjoy and you can be proud of when you have guests at your home. The bathroom is a common place they will go while visiting you!Counter top basins are highly recommended in this setting and the look out for extremely unusual decorated designs. Place it on a washstand or run-down vanity unit. Add unique ornaments and antique framed mirrors.Over the past decade with the popularity of TV shows like Changing Rooms the trend for old-fashioned bathrooms has seen a real upsurge. A rare gem of an old slipper bath or rusty traditional faucet may be found at a scrap yard or in a skip but thankfully manufacturers are keeping up with demand with skillfully crafted traditional bathroom products.When examining modern bathroom design wall-hung furniture has to get a mention. White gloss will never go out of fashion but more recently furniture finishes such as wenge beech and maple have made a real emergence in popularity.Don't be afraid to decorate with bold colours when tiling or painting getting the contrast right with the chrome and the gloss. If using curtains be subtle with the designs and colours but preferably go for stylish roller blinds.A full sized standard tub or combination shower and tub measures 32 inches by 60 inches. A standard toilet is 20 inches by 25 inches and the vanity is usually 19 inches deep and space will determine the width of the sink vanity. There are many small bathroom floor plans that easily incorporate these fixtures in a bathroom as small as 5 feet by 8 feet. Of course a larger area naturally provides more options. An additional 2 feet of space will allow for a very useful linen closet perhaps placed at the end of the tub. However storage can be taken into account to include spacious medicine cabinets and narrow depth cabinets for the wall above the toilet. Lighting and ventilation must also be looked at ahead and if a window does not already exist fluorescent lighting is available in abundant styles some with ventilation fans incorporated into the design.The bathroom has come along way in the past one hundred years. Once just a basic tub set in front of the living room fire and filled with buckets of water the bathing experience is now a luxury in almost every western home. Back then a "bathroom" was something only the wealthy and privileged could afford to have in their house. It was this trend which lead to the mass production of bathroom products.You don't have to settle for ordinary when it comes to bathroom basins. This is your opportunity to make a change that will upgrade the look and give you a fresh style in there. Yet it isn't expensive and it isn't hard to do on your own. While you need it to be fully functional there is no reason why it can't be beautiful too!How many of us have had a bathroom with a cluttered airing cupboard? With the modern bathroom there's no need to cram your toiletries towels and cleaning fluids around the boiler. With fitted vanity units storage units and cabinets you'll have all the space you need.Check floral or plaid curtains are preferred over roller blinds and shutters though rare in England offer a great form of privacy as well as adding to the country effect. Wood plays a big part in this look and almost all furniture works well in this setting especially beech maple ash and oak vanity units and cabinets.Pay Attention to Size. If you plan to use the same insert location where it already is you will need to shop for bathroom basins that fit that same size. You will also need to get one that is the same shape. Some are square or oval while most of them are round. If you want to completely change it up you can go with a different size and shape.One of the most appealing things about the traditional bathroom is clutter gives it more of a lived-in effect thus enhancing the traditional look. Don't be afraid to put plenty of pictures on the walls - black and white family portraits in gold frames are a good look. A chest of drawers or corner table with scented candles aromatherapy oils or flowers will really bring the room to life. As a finishing touch an old style set of weighing scales a large framed mirror or bulky traditional radiator will give the room that cozy old-fashioned feel.The fantasy design is ideally exclusive to only larger bathrooms as with all futuristic interior design large open spaces are what brings the room together. Steam cabins and whirlpool baths are the ideal choice for showering and bathing. Or combine the two will a well designed bath screen and a glass shower panel. Because of their minimal effect Walk-in showers also work well with modern tiling chrome shower fixtures and classy shower lighting.Chrome and stainless steel are the ultimate choice in the modern bathroom and taps and bath mixers are available in a number of contemporary designs rather than the traditional style faucets. Also choose chrome towel rails over standard white radiators as well as matching chrome accessories..A very functional design can be incorporated for bathrooms as small as 5' X 8' in dimension. Sacrificing a large closet or partitioning off a small area of a larger room will provide the area needed. The first tip should be taking into account the location of electrical outlets and water sources. If these vital utilities do not already exist the key components of the room which are the toilet sink and tub or shower should be roughly sketched into the floor plan to allow proper placement of these utilities. The second factor will be the entrance door placement as this will determine the layout of the bathroom. If the door is located in the center of the room the toilet and sink will usually be placed on one side of the room with the tub or shower on the other side.Creating a floor plan to scale with just the walls doors and any windows shown and then placing different fixtures that have been scaled appropriately in various locations is a big help in finding the perfect design to fit your needs in the space allowed and can even be a lot of fun.Certain rooms only work in certain houses so if you're living in a modern high rise apartment the traditional bathroom isn't going to work for you. If you have an old cottage or villa retreat this style of bathroom is one you should definitely consider.Either tiles or wooden floors can be used. Tiles should be a rustic colour and can be used to create elaborate mosaics. Wooden floors should be varnished to match the furniture. Decorating may see a stenciled motif used as a border and the technique of rubbing paint on the walls with a sponge gives the room that worn natural look.The key to decoration is neutral tones with a few dark colors. For the walls choose a matte or flat wall paint. Pale golds and yellows work particularly well as does floral or check patterned wallpaper.The Traditional bathroom can mean either traditional in terms of Edwardian or Victorian style or in respect to a standard white bathroom with basic sanitary ware and bath. Here we'll be looking at the style of bathroom design where it all started. The Edwardian bathroom.Toilets with high level cisterns and pull chains are very rare these days but a must have for the country bathroom as are traditional taps for the bath and basin. Just about any kind of free-standing bath will suit the country bathroom. If wishing to have a shower a tiled walk-in shower is the advisable option with a curtain to conceal the area. For the final touch add wicker baskets filled with pot pouri wire basket shelves and stylish wall lamps.Showerbaths are a great practical way of optimizing the space so that you have the comfort of both bathing and showering. Walk-in showers are also very popular in the modern bathroom and if buying a shower enclosure for the modern bathroom choose one with a chrome structure over white."Shabby chic" a relatively new phrase used to describe room designs is an obscure blend of neglect and style. It is one of the most difficult bathroom designs to create and it takes a bold decision to go for this bathroom style. It almost certainly achieves its full potential in a continental house either a French chateau or old Spanish villa.The ultimate luxury in a fantasy bathroom would have to be a waterproof TV. You could even think of doubling the bathroom up as gym complete with exercise bike and rowing machine. Ornaments should be unobtrusive so choose things like small piles of pebbles and modern wall prints over candles and nick-nacks.Today thanks to advanced plumbing and modern technology the bathroom may well have evolved as far as it can. With luxury steam rooms and hydrotherapy baths it's difficult to imagine how bathrooms could get any more sophisticated. That said the bathroom like any room in the house is ever changing in terms of design trends.Faucet. What style of faucet are you interested in? This will help you to determine which bathroom basin are the best fit. You may want silver or you may decide to go with gold faucets. It all depends on your preference and the bathroom décor. You may want a fancy appearance or one that is simple. Take a look around to decide what you feel would be the best type to replace your current one.Modern bathrooms are all about what you do with the space you have. Within many bathrooms there is little room to work with so making the most of the space is essential. This is why fitted bathroom suites are now so popular. Having bathroom furniture made to measure is one of the most practical design solutions when remodeling the bathroom.It can be fun to change up the faucet design you will have in place for your bathroom though. You can transform it into something elegant if you want to give it an upscale feel without a huge expense. It is a good idea to look at images so you can see the various options available.As well as the furniture wall-hung sanitary ware is a great space-saving solution while giving the bathroom a contemporary feel. Also concealed cistern units are a more eye-pleasing look than the standard close-coupled toilet.The price for bathroom basins will vary based on brand the type of product and the materials they are made from. Comparison shop to get a great overall deal. Don't cut corners though on the quality and end up with a product you have to replace again soon down the road. However don't pay a price beyond what you must in order to get something that is well made.The country style bathroom is perhaps the easiest type of design to create and like the traditional bathroom only really works well within the right house. The classic country look is best associated with floral wallpaper high beams basin frills and a bath canopy. Following the traditional design cast iron baths and deep ridged sanitary ware are what gives the country bathroom its nostalgic look.Quite often with the hectic lifestyles of most families more than one bathroom is necessary to prevent irritation and stress when both husband and wife and perhaps even children need to get ready to leave the home at the same time. Adding a half bath helps but with careful planning the same space allocated for a half bath can be utilized for a second small bathroom. This permits more than one family member to bathe at the same time while a half bath is limited in function. Taking the time to develop a small bathroom floor plan is key to producing a satisfying and useful design. Floor plans do not have to be elaborate undertakings as a simple sketch that includes certain points will suffice.


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GREENCASTLE — It was a fitting conclusion to the first chapter of this team's promising journey.
The Greencastle-Antrim girls' basketball team wrapped up its season in dominant fashion Wednesday night, cruising past visiting Carlisle 65-31.
With the win, the Blue Devils finished the season at .500, boasting a final overall record of 11-11. Considering all five starters are expected to return next year, paired with some up-and-coming talent, the future certainly appears bright for G-A.
"It feels great to end on a positive note," G-A head coach Mike Rhine said. "We have been through a lot this year and I'm so proud of the way these girls performed. This is only the beginning for us and we're excited about what's to come."
Despite not having a single senior on the roster, the Blue Devils looked like a veteran group on Wednesday, utilizing textbook ball movement to get open shots while pressuring the Thundering Herd into numerous mistakes defensively, as evident by Carlisle's 22 turnovers.
G-A wasted little time setting the tempo, as seven straight points from Chloe Hoover granted the Blue Devils a 9-0 advantage off the tip.
A comfortable margin remained intact throughout the first half, with G-A leading 25-16 heading into the locker room before outscoring Carlisle 40-15 over the closing two quarters.
The trio of Hoover, Jane Herman and Katie Gelsinger collectively caught fire, accounting for 33 points in the second half, having their way from both the perimeter and in the paint.
Leading by 18 entering the fourth, G-A opened the frame on a 20-3 run, with back-to-back 3-pointers from Herman giving the Blue Devils their largest lead of the game at 61-26, allowing Rhine to empty the bench with three minutes remaining.
"We were getting the shots we wanted, both down low and along the perimeter," Rhine explained. "Defensively, we were flying around and attacking the glass. It was just a great, all-around performance."
Hoover capped her sensational junior season with another stellar outing, posting a double-double with a game-high 21 points and 11 rebounds.
"You just can't say enough good things about Chloe," Rhine said. "I couldn't ask for a better team captain and I'm very happy to have her back next year."
Gelsinger followed with 17 points and seven rebounds while Herman added 16, including four 3's.
Megan Bisker led Carlisle, finishing with a team-high 10 points in the loss.
G-A also won Wednesday's junior varsity game, 23-18.
Erin Bontrager netted eight points for the Blue Devils to go along with seven from Allie Moats.
Greencastle-Antrim 65,
Carlisle 31
CARLISLE (31): Megan Bisker 4 2-2 10, Tiffany Bauer 2 4-4 8, Justine Douglas 1 3-6 6, Arica Shughart 1 1-2 3, Alex Shope 1 0-0 2, Bryanna Youtzy 1 0-0 2, Aaliyah Ravenal 0 0-4 0. 3-point field goals: 1 (Douglas). TOTALS: 10 10-18 31.
GREENCASTLE (65): Chloe Hoover 9 0-0 21, Katie Gelsinger 8 1-2 17, Jane Herman 6 0-0 16, Hannah Crist 1 2-2 4, Ashlynn Schaeffer 1 1-2 3, Lauren Powers 1 0-0 2, Erin Bontrager 1 0-0 2. 3-point field goals: 7 (Herman 4, Hoover 3). TOTALS: 27 4-6 65.
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Winter Concert for Harp, Organ and Flute at St. Barnabas Church
Join us for a Winter Concert: Harp - Organ - Flute on Saturday, Jan. 12, at 2 p.m. at St. Barnabas Church (corner of North and Elm). Jessica Peterson (flutist from Pagosa Springs), her mother, Anita Briggs (harpist from New York), and Nancy Colbert (organist at St. Barnabas) will perform a selection of music ranging from Renaissance works to Bach to Celtic tunes. A free will offering will be taken to benefit Grace's Kitchen (a minimum $12 donation is encouraged). Plan to stay and meet the musicians at a reception to follow. Call 565-7865 for more information.
Winter Discovery Walk near Echo Basin open to families
Join San Juan Mountains Association on Saturday, Jan. 12 from 10 a.m. to noon for the fourth program in the Southwest Colorado Winter Ecology Series: a Winter Discovery Walk for Families in Echo Basin area, near Mancos. We will focus on animals in winter, as well as snow studies. Learn about tracks - is a snowshoe hare a bounder, waddler or galloper? And examine snowflakes - are there really no two snowflakes that are exactly alike? For ages 4-10, accompanied by an adult. Snowshoes are provided if needed. There is no charge for the Discovery Walks.
Meet at the end of plowed County Road 566, Mancos. Turn north on County Road 44 in Mancos, going toward Echo Basin. Travel about 3.5 miles, following CR 44 as it turns into CR 566. CR 566 will dead-end in a plowed parking area. Advance reservations are requested. Contact SJMA to register at email@example.com or 759-1170, or schedule your own Winter Discovery Walk at 759-1170 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Walks can take place on easy terrain near Cortez, Mancos, Dolores or Durango.
Facebook and social media marketing class at Dolores Public Library
Learn to keep up with the competition. A Facebook and social media marketing class is scheduled for Monday Jan. 14, at 5:30 p.m. at the Dolores Public Library. Teresa Howell of the Pony Expresso Coffee Shop, who has presented this class for other chambers, will be the instructor. This class is free for chamber members and $10 for non-chamber members. For more information, contact the Dolores Chamber at 882-4018 or email@example.com.
The Children's Kiva Annual Peace Walk set for Jan. 17
The Children's Kiva Montessori School invites all to join us for a peaceful walk around our local park, Parque de Vida to honor the life work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "Peace is not merely a distant goal that we seek but a means by which we arrive at that goal" - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Please join us Thursday, Jan. 17 at 10 a.m. under the Parque de Vida Pavilion. We will walk around the park one time and gather in the front yard of The Children's Kiva for a moment of silence. Dr. Maria Montessori believed in the power of the child to make the world a better place. Through the child, the prospect of world peace is possible with education providing the pathway. For more information, please call 565-8586.
Dolores Chamber's Business After Hours
The Dolores Chamber invites the public to their first Business after Hours of 2013 on Thursday, Jan. 17, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Cortez Cultural Center, 25 N. Market St. This will be a wonderful opportunity to have some great food and refreshments, network and develop working relationships with many businesses and individuals you may not usually have the opportunity to connect with. Everybody is invited - you do not have to be a chamber member to attend. For more information, contact the Dolores Chamber at 882-4018.
Free information session on radon gas
January is Radon Awareness Month, and Colorado State University Extension will present a free information session on radon. The class will be held on Friday, Jan. 18, from noon to 1 p.m. at the Montezuma County Extension Office, 109 W. Main St., Room 102. You will learn what radon is, why we should care about it, and what to do with the information after you test your home. Due to the nature of the soil in this area, our homes are at higher risk to have elevated radon. If the radon level in your home is greater than 4 pCi/L, the EPA recommends mitigation. Radon is the number two cause of lung cancer (behind smoking and ahead of secondhand smoke). Please call ahead to make your reservation at 565-3123.
Baked Potato Bar lunch fundraiser for Cultural Center
Join the Cortez Cultural Center, 25 N. Market on Friday, Jan. 18, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a yummy Baked Potato Bar. Lunch for $5 includes a potato with all types of toppings and a beverage. Enjoying eating in the gallery surrounded by art or take out is also available. Advance tickets are available at the center Jan. 9. For more details, contact the center at 565-1151.
"Watershed" Movie Night screening and discussion
Dolores River Boating Advocates will host a free public screening of "Watershed" on Saturday, Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. at the Dolores Library, 1002 Railroad Ave. A documentary film produced and narrated by Robert Redford, "Watershed" examines the increasing pressures on the Colorado River from growing population in the basin and a changing climate. Communities throughout the region are finding ways to conserve water and sustainably protect their economic base. A discussion will follow the film, focusing on how our community can do the same and enhance the health of the Dolores River. For more information, visit www.doloresriverboating.org or call 799-1475.
Montezuma Land Conservancy Wild and Scenic Film Festival
Montezuma Land Conservancy is proud to host the Wild and Scenic Film Festival on Friday, Jan. 25 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Dolores Community Center, 400 Riverside Dr. This year's festival showcases short films rethinking how we inhabit our planet, and so can you. The films combine stellar filmmaking, beautiful cinematography and first-rate storytelling with the theme of "A Climate of Change." The Wild and Scenic Film Festival will inform, inspire and ignite solutions, and create positive probabilities to restore the earth and human communities. Admission is $12 for adults, $5 for children, and includes nine short films, beverages including free beer (ID is required), and refreshments; all proceeds will benefit Montezuma Land Conservancy, the only non-profit land conservation organization focused on land protection in Southwest Colorado. For more information, please contact Montezuma Land Conservancy at 565-1664 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
M-CHS Theater Department's film noir-style 'Macbeth'
The Montezuma-Cortez High School Theater Department proudly presents Shakespeare's "Macbeth" at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 25 and 26, and Friday and Saturday, Feb. 1 and 2, with a 1 p.m. matinee on Saturday, Feb. 2. The show at the high school auditorium will be performed in the style of film noir, classic black-and-white gangster movies of the 1940's. The language will remain Shakespearean, but the look is entirely black and white with lots of shadows, fog, and tommy-guns. The story follows a man who is foretold that he will become king. But when he decides to take matters into his own hands by killing the present king, his whole world begins to fall apart. Tickets will be $8 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and kids under 5 are free. Visit us online at www.mchsdrama.org or call 565-3722 ext 2198 for reservations.
'Animal Tracks and Signs' hike at Mesa Verde
Learn how to discover what animals are out and about during the winter months at Mesa Verde National Park during the "Animal Tracks and Signs" hike at Morefield Campground from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Jan. 26. Hikers will learn how to look for and identify animal tracks and signs, and then explore the hillsides around Morefield Campground. Past animal tracks in the snow observed in the area include weasels, rabbits, mountain lions, mice, and coyotes. The hike is limited to 20 people, ages 7 to adult. Meet at the Morefield Village parking lot at Morefield Campground, 4 miles from the park entrance. Advance reservations are required; for reservations contact Chapin Mesa Archaeological Museum at MVNP at 529-4631 or email@example.com.
Rock Art Studies PAAC Class
Kevin Black, Assistant State Archaeologist, will teach a four-day class called Rock Art Studies the first weekend in February, and registration is open now. Beginning Friday, Feb. 1, the class will be from 4 to 7 p.m.; on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 2 and 3, we will meet from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Monday, Feb. 4, class will be from 4 to 7 p.m. This course provides a general overview of the field of rock art. We will learn about a variety of rock art recording techniques, current research in conservation and interpretation of rock imagery, and styles documented in Colorado. It will be of value to all those interested in broadening their knowledge of Colorado's cultural heritage. We will meet at the Anasazi Heritage Center just west of Dolores on Hwy. 184. The cost is $12 to cover the cost of the materials. Space is limited! For questions and to sign up, contact Terry at firstname.lastname@example.com or 560-1318.
'Safe and Effective Strategies for Cleansing and Detox'
Amy Loschert, Naturopathic Doctor, will present "Cleansing and Flushing: Safe and Effective Strategies for Cleansing and Detoxification" at the T.O.N.I. (Toxins Out, Nutrients In) share session on Friday, Feb. 1, from 5 to 6 p.m. in the Mesa/Canyon room at the Cortez Recreation Center. These sessions are free of charge and open to the public. Listen, learn and share on topics of health interest. For more information, contact Joe Keleher, TONI Coordinator, at 565-5448.
Happy Trails Sweetheart Ball
Wear your jeans and boots and come ready to party Western Style. The 7th Annual "Happy Trails Sweetheart Ball' to benefit the Cortez Cultural Center will be held Saturday, Feb. 2, at the Cortez Elks Lodge. Cocktails will be at 5 p.m., with dinner at 6 p.m. A choice of rib eye steak or chicken Cordon Bleu is being offered. Live and silent auctions will run from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., followed by a star-studded live show "Grand Ol' Opry" style with dancing to follow. Tickets are $40 per person or $400 for a table of ten with your business name/family name or logo displayed. Tickets are available at the Cortez Cultural Center, 25 N. Market St. from through Jan. 26. For more information, contact the center at 565-7423.
SWMH Foundation Jewelry Sale Fundraiser
The Southwest Memorial Hospital Foundation will hold a jewelry sale to raise funds for their healthcare education scholarship program on Friday, Feb. 8 from noon to 6 p.m. in the hospital lobby, 1311 N. Mildred Road in Cortez. Vintage and gently used good-quality costume jewelry that has been donated by community members will be available for sale. Don't miss this opportunity to support the SWMH Foundation by buying a Valentine's Day gift or something nice for yourself. Donations for this event are still being accepted. Contact Susan Thomas at 739-3158 for more information about the sale or to donate jewelry.
Incredible Years parenting classes
The Pinon Project will offer a series of free parenting classes beginning Tuesday, Feb. 12, and lasting 14 weeks. The Incredible Years is a curriculum targeting parents of children 2 to 8 years of age and is proven effective. If you are looking for more effective ways to discipline and want to build a more positive relationship with your child, this is the program for you. Classes will be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Pinon Project, 300 N. Elm St. Dinner and childcare are provided. To register, please contact Lara Blair at 564-1195. Space is limited, so sign up soon.
Classical Gas performs Cortez concert
Southwest Colorado Concerts presents Classical Gas, a concert with piano, violin and a whole lot of fun, on Thursday, March 7 at 7 p.m. in the Montezuma-Cortez High School auditorium. Pianist Rich Ridenour teams up with violinist/comedian Steve Brook for a show that is a little bit Jack Benny and a little bit Victor Borge as they perform great classics fueled by their own imaginations. Their program for the evening includes such great classics as "At the Old Ballgame," Beethoven's "Fifth Symphony" and "11 Finger Rag" by Dykstra. Don't miss this musically dazzling and funny show! Tickets will be on sale at the door beginning at 6:30 p.m.; single-concert tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for youth, 18 years-old and under. For more information, contact Paul Bostrom at 565-9127.


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A 17-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a mid-August home invasion and a sexual assault in Durango.
Aaron Sandoval, who lived on 32nd Street in north Durango, was being held Wednesday at the Robert E. DeNier Youth Services Center on suspicion of burglary and sexual assault, both felonies, according to a news release issued Wednesday by the city of Durango.
Detectives issued an arrest warrant for Sandoval and served the warrant Tuesday afternoon at the DeNier center, where he was being held on other charges. Sandovals bond was set at $250,000. Police did not release his earlier charges, and efforts to reach an official at DeNier were unsuccessful Wednesday night.
The assault occurred early Aug. 14 in the area of 30th Street and West Second Avenue. Sandoval is accused of forcibly entering the home of a 20-year-old woman and sexually assaulting her while armed with a screwdriver.
The woman told police she was asleep and awoke to find Sandoval straddling her as she lay in bed in her bedroom. The woman asked how he got into her house, and Sandoval said he gained access through a window, according to an arrest affidavit.
Sandoval forced the woman to have intercourse, during which he wore a condom. The condom was left in the bedroom at the foot of the bed.
Police collected the condom as evidence and sent it to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for DNA analysis. A DNA profile was returned that matched Sandoval, according to the release and the affidavit.
Detectives believe Sandoval also is responsible for several incidents involving window peeping and tampering with window screens in the general vicinity.
The Durango Police Department thanked all residents who responded to the initial news release and provided tips.
Police identified Sandoval as a suspect early in the investigation, but they didnt have enough evidence to make an arrest, said Lt. Ray Shupe with the Durango Police Department.
Sandoval was on probation for an earlier juvenile offense, and police tried unsuccessfully to require him to wear a GPS ankle bracelet, he said.
He eventually was arrested and sent to the juvenile detention center on an unrelated crime, Shupe said.
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Liquor sales at Kramer's Tavern in the village of Pewamo have come to a halt following a suspension order from the Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC).
A poster placed upon the door of the business reads the suspension will stand until the license is approved.
Andrea Miller of the MLCC said the suspension was issued because the entire license transfer was not endorsed.
"(The business is) suspended until they have officially transferred or taken propriety control of it," said Miller.
Ownership of the establishment transferred to St. John's resident Jim Manzullo in September of last year, who said the incident was simply a "snafu in the paper work."
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The North Carolina Cyclo-Cross Series makes its annual stop at Jackson Park on Saturday and Sunday for the Hunter Subaru N.C. Grand Prix.
The race, which attracts professional racers from all over the world, is sponsored in part by the Sierra Nevada Brewing Company. Cyclists will be competing for UCI ranking points, as well as prizes and award money.
Jackson Park once again will partner with North Carolina Cyclo-Cross to host the event, with the course taking advantage of the terrain and features of the park. Racing will start at 9 a.m. both days, with the featured pro women racing at 10:50 a.m. and the pro men racing at 1:45 p.m. There will be a free kids race with prizes for all each day at noon.
Hunter Subaru will have vehicles on display. The event also features the Vendor Zone with Hubba Bubba BBQ, free samples from Bob's Red Mill and more. The event is free to spectators. Jackson Park will remain open for public use, but there will be no thru traffic during the event.
Cyclo-cross is a fast-paced, spectator-friendly cycling discipline that combines road and mountain bike aspects, requiring riders to switch terrains and at time dismount and run or carry their bikes. The North Carolina Cyclo-Cross Series was founded in 1997 and consists of 15 races across North Carolina, including the Winter Cup held in January.
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For more information go to the NCCX website at www.nccyclocross.com or contact series founder Tim Hopkin at (828) 674-9782.
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Thanks to the application of Educational Outreach Specialist Bruce Hallman, the hatchery was recently awarded a $2,500 grant to be used for our kids' fishing derbies.
Thanks to the application of Educational Outreach Specialist Bruce Hallman, the hatchery was recently awarded a $2,500 grant to be used for our kids' fishing derbies. The "2013 Take Me Fishing Award" was granted from Outdoor Nation and the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation.
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Each year at the hatchery, manager David Hendrix and staff place orders for extra rainbow trout eggs over and above our complement to compensate for any losses or poor hatch batches that may occur. This way we are always assured of our numbers and any excess can be distributed to tribal and state hatcheries wherever a need arises. These types of partnerships ensure the success of all fisheries.
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