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A History of the Kindertransport
Date and TimeFriday, November 8, 2013
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In the months between the November 9, 1938 Kristallnacht ("Night of Broken Glass") pogrom and the start of World War II, a unique rescue operation now known as the Kindertransport brought ten thousand unaccompanied children from Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia to safety in Great Britain. Most of the children, but not all, were Jews and many of the parents who had sent them to safety perished in the Holocaust. Most of the children settled in Britain; others re-emigrated to Israel, the Americas, and elsewhere, scattering over the world. A History of the Kindertransport traces the epic journey from 1938 into the 21st century. This exhibit is free and open to the public during normal library operating hours.
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Tennessee-Vanderbilt: A Microcosm of the Macrocosm
Vanderbilt 41 Tennessee 18
17 November 2012 | Vanderbilt Stadium | ATT: 40,350
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The Ancient Greeks saw the same patterns reproduced in all levels of the cosmos, from the largest scale all the way down to the smallest scale.
On Saturday night in Nashville, the Grecian Formula was in effect — the Volunteers exhibited the same deficiencies that we have seen all season long: (1) big plays/poor defense; (2) turnovers; and (3) coaching.
1. Big Plays / Poor Defense
As was summarized on this site a few weeks ago, big plays (>20 yards) have killed the Vols' chances in several game. It was the same Saturday. And, through Saturday, Tennessee has the following team defense national rankings (out of 125 schools in the FBS):
- 110th in Total Defense
- 92nd in Rushing Defense
- 112th in Passing Defense
- 94th in Pass Efficiency Defense
- 111th in Scoring Defense
On Saturday night, Tennessee unveiled its Achilles Heel on the very first play from scrimmage. From the Vandy 23 yard line, QB Jordan Rogers hit RB Zac Stacy for a 72-yard gain to the Tennessee 5 yard line. The Vols defense held the Commodores to a field goal, but its weak underbelly had already exposed itself.
In their first series of the second half, Vandy, holding a slim 13-10 advantage, scored on only three plays, two of them classified as big ones. From their own 15 yard line, Rogers completed a pass to Jordan Matthews for a 9 yard gain. Then, Stacy ran for 29 yards to get into Tennessee territory. And then Matthews ran for the final 47 yards to give the Commodores a more comfortable 20-10 lead and opening the floodgates to the ultimate rout.
Late in the game, with Vanderbilt on the brink of a massive celebration holding a 34-10 lead, Stacy ran for 10 yards from his own 19 yard line, and then Rodgers hit Matthews for a 71 yard TD pass play to put the final gold nail in the orange coffin.
2. Turnovers
A team cannot turn the football over to its opponents on a consistent basis and have a successful season, no matter what conference they play in. But that is exactly what the Vols have done all season long.
Tennessee ranks 89th nationally in turnover margin: a minus-6 for the season (and a minus-9 in SEC games). This margin comes from 23 giveaways this season: 9 fumbles lost and 14 passes intercepted. And this minus-6 margin is a glaring symbol of how far the Vols' fortunes have fallen. Last season's margin was at an even zero, and was a plus-4 in 2010.
On Saturday night, Tennessee spit up the ball three times, all having a significant impact on the game.
Ahead 7-3 in the second quarter, after stopping Vandy on a three-and-out, Tyler Bray threw an INT on the second play of the possession that began with a 14 yard run. Noting that the pass was tipped at the line of scrimmage, Bray was up to that point having anything but a good game (and he ended up with a sub-standard 101 yards passing with 2 INTs). The turnover led to a Vandy field goal.
Then later in the second quarter, Tennessee was ahead 7-6, but that didn't stop Derek Dooley from pulling Bray and inserting Justin Worley, who promptly threw another INT in Vandy territory which was run all the way back to the Tennessee 17 yard line. Vanderbilt scored a TD three plays later to go ahead 13-7. The substitution jolted the Tennessee sideline and the Vandy score changed the dynamic of the entire game.
Finally, with the starter back in the 3rd quarter, Bray threw another INT on the Vols' 2nd possession on a 3rd and 14 at the Tennessee 21 yard line. The INT was run back to the Vols 4 yard line, setting up a Vandy TD just 2 plays later. The Vanderbilt lead was extended to 27-10, and the game was all but over.
3. Coaching
The perceived failings of Dooley and his staff have been pointed out and discussed for the entirety of his three year stint. The main culprits have been in the areas of clock management, sideline management (too many or two few players on the field), playing too conservative at times, and penalties (especially the pre-snap variety). It got a bit more bizarre on Saturday night.
First there was the benching of Tyler Bray. Granted, Bray was having an off night at the time Dooley replaced him with Worley. But Tennessee had the lead (7-6) and it was only the second quarter when the substitution took place. It was a bizarre decision, and it showed Dooley reacting in what seemed to be a moment of desperation in a game he could not afford to lose.
And it was perhaps a delayed reaction to what has likely been simmering for months between Dooley and his quarterback.
Then there was the botched fake punt. In the third quarter, with Vandy just going ahead 27-10, Tennessee went three-and-out. Palardy, standing in punting formation, attempted a pass to the left side. The ball looked more like it was from the early days of the Jonathan Crompton era as it pounded the turf short of its intended target. It was Dooley's last bullet. It misfired.
There were more penalties by Tennessee. Included were some of the most frustrating: the false starts that seemingly plague this squad like a virus. But the shining example of a completely unnecessary penalty was the showboating by Cordarrelle Patterson. In the first quarter, the Vols were driving deep into Vandy territory, down 3-0. On a 3rd and 7 at the Commodore 27 yard line, Bray hit Patterson at about the 10 yard line near the left sideline. Patterson cut in and then found space. At the five yard line, CP turned around and started running backwards. But before entering the end zone, he perhaps wished he hadn't showboated and ran forward. Too late. A flag was thrown for taunting. It turned out that another flag had been thrown for an ineligible man downfield was the reason for the negated TD.
The issue is a lack of discipline and that is all on the coaches. Patterson was called for the same infraction last week against Missouri. But there is an apparent lack of accountability and repercussions for such actions. And there was also the joking around on the sideline late in the game, involving Tyler Bray and Justin Hunter. That is a manifestation of what has gone on for at least two seasons – a lack of acceptance and respect by a few members of the team. The fact that Bray was involved should come as no surprise to anyone that has followed Tennessee throughout the Dooley era.
On Saturday, all of these deficiencies led to one of the worst routs ever handed to Tennessee by Vanderbilt, and the first loss for the Vols at Dudley Field in 30 years. It was the largest margin of victory for Vandy over Tennessee since 1954.
All together throughout the 2012 season — the third consecutive losing season for only the second time in school history (1909-1911) — these deficiencies accumulated to the point of costing Derek Dooley his job.
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As with all things cyclical, you have to reach the bottom before starting back up… Hopefully, the UT football program has hit that point.


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I couldn't watch. I couldn't listen to a man so arrogant and self-entitled, dispense his tale of woe.
Woe is him.
A cancer survivor, a hero, a bullet-proof athlete and supreme being. A man who was so indestructible and unbeatable that his dominance was almost laughable.
Lance Armstrong the cyclist was superman. Then he looked Oprah in the face and said he was a fraud.
Now, we all know that superman is really the man of steal. He stole seven Tour de France titles, stole an Olympic medal, stole the hopes and dreams of his competitors, but mostly he stole his image and the pedestal he stood upon.
He stole our hearts because we believed in him. Cancer survivor and amazing athlete. A man we found nearly impossible not to root for.
From high atop his pedestal, Armstrong flung arrows at his detractors and accusers.
He chastised people, filed lawsuits, and ruined lives and careers.
Then he said he was sorry. Sorry doesn't cut it.
For me, I never fully believed that Lance Armstrong was Mr. Clean. But I wanted to believe it. As a cyclist, chills hit me when I saw him taunt opponents with the cold eyes of an assassin, then with super-human strength bolt away leaving them gasping for air.
We were amazed.
Lance Armstrong was arguably the greatest sports story ever told. Cancer ravaged his body so badly that death was at his door. He would never push a pedal again. Diagnosed with cancer in October 1996, his cycling career was thought to be done. But in February 1997, he beat cancer and the comeback was on.
On the bike he was a legend. Off the bike he was an icon. But he was a con man. All along, he conned us.
He made an amazing, super-human return. He beat cancer. No, he destroyed it. He beat it with unmerciful determination. He left cancer mangled and beaten. Then he did the same to all his competitors from 1999 to 2005.
He owned the sport of cycling. He owned us.
He was the greatest athlete and humanitarian that we could imagine.
When he left the bike, he encouraged cancer patients to fight. Fight like him, beat cancer like he did. He was a beacon of hope off the bike and a lightning bolt of power on the bike. He was the definition of determination both on and off the bike.
Now the truth has come spurting out like a plunged syringe.
He's a doper and has always been a doper.
In 2000, after his phenomenal first Tour de France victory, Armstrong's book "It's not about the bike" was published. It wasn't about the bike. It's never been about the bike. It's always been about Lance Armstrong and his insatiable ego.
I feel a little hypocritical because I didn't want to believe all those accusations. He passed more than 500 drug tests. How is it possible that he could pass every single drug test if he was doping?
But in a sport where world-class cyclists are getting booted for doping after nearly every race, how could Armstrong be so good, so strong, so unbeatable without using performance enhancing drugs?
He's Lance Armstrong - that's what I told myself. I didn't want to believe that he doped. It ruined the story.
The fact that he lied, cheated and pumped more drugs into his body than a heroin addict angers me. But even more, it's the man's super-human arrogance and ego that bothers me.
The ferocity in which he attacked his accusers over the years truly shows his absolute lack of integrity.
I read a book 10 years ago from an author that followed Armstrong and his team throughout the Tour de France. That book opened my eyes to what kind of a "flawed character" Armstrong was and is.
In those chapters, you could see that he was a bully and a jerk.
Not even I could simply chalk it up to supreme competitiveness.
But when the Tour de France rolled around, I was in his corner. He was an American dominating a sport universally adored and previously dominated by Europeans. I root for the USA whenever I can.
I rooted for Lance and marveled at his dominance.
I rooted for his Livestrong Foundation and proudly wore the yellow bracelet for years.
Armstrong remains the most famous cancer survivor the world has ever seen. His work in bringing money and awareness to fighting the disease has been an unquestionable asset.
But Lance Armstrong is a liar and a cheat. It's one thing to lie, it's another thing to ruin lives, stab friends in the back and bully anyone who ever questioned him.
He would flash his trademark anger whenever an accusation would rise. And he would be believable. He never failed a drug test. He must be telling the truth. He would always have the how-dare-you-question-me attitude and response. The great and powerful Lance Armstrong can't be questioned.
But now the curtain is gone and we see the real Lance Armstrong.
His admission that he used drugs throughout his cycling career didn't shock me. I was actually waiting for this day.
Every cyclist who has gotten busted for using drugs has lied, denied and eventually got fried for that decision.
Poetic justice? Way more. There's nothing poetic about Armstrong's fall from grace.
Lance Armstrong is getting what he deserves.
After more than a decade of being a bully, a jerk, a liar and mostly a gutless, arrogant punk fueled by ego and chemical concoctions, Armstrong needs to drift to the back of the pack.
There's a term used in cycling when a cyclist falls far behind. It's called getting dropped. Armstrong has been dropped by all his sponsors, all his fans and all his supporters.
He needs to be dropped.
He lied to everyone. I don't think he even believes he lied to itself. After all, he's Lance Armstrong, cancer survivor and superman.
I feel no sorrow for him. I feel sorry for the men and women he targeted, he bullied, he ruined and he sued.
Mostly, I feel sorry for the millions of cancer survivors who believed that Lance Armstrong was indeed superman.
My hope is that the Livestrong Foundation continues to be strong in the wake of its founder's flaws.
Cancer survivors have long looked to Armstrong for strength, inspiration and hope.
Today, Armstrong stands before us a broken man with extreme flaws.
He needs to be dropped. But for all those facing the daunting future of a cancer diagnosis and those who have survived the disease - live happy, live well and live strong.
You are not Lance Armstrong's legacy. You are your own legacy.
Lance has been dropped. The man of steal is gone. Good riddance.
Dale Shrull is the editor of the Cortez Journal.


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Dr. Alan Taylor, 2012 Frederick Douglass Visiting Fellow at the C.V Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience, graduate advisor to Dr. Kenneth Miller, and townball extraordinaire, was challenged to an epic townball grudgematch by Dr. Miller. Dr. Taylor, from the University of California at Davis represented "Team West," captained by Chuck Weisenberger '12, while Dr. Miller proudly represented "Team East" (Go Chestertown!), captained by Andrew Martz '12. Townball is a colonial version of baseball where students, faculty, and staff divide into teams and compete for the ultimate honor of being townball victor. Townball players meet every Friday afternoon at 3:30pm on the campus green, come out and join the battle for ultimate glory!


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Liverpool [113] is a city in Merseyside, England, famed for its football teams, The Beatles and buzzing nightlife. It lies within The Historic County Boundaries of Lancashire.
Liverpool is a city with great cultural heritage and was awarded the title of European Capital of Culture 2008, with the famous Pier Head Waterfront being a UNESCO World Heritage site [114] since 2004. Liverpool is home to the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and is also renowned for being the birthplace of a wide range of popular musicians including The Beatles, Gerry & the Pacemakers, Frankie goes to Hollywood, Echo & the Bunnymen and many more. The city possesses the largest national museum collection outside of London and has a fascinating and turbulent history as a great world maritime centre. Liverpool is home to Europe's oldest Chinatown. The famous Grand National Horse Race takes place in the outskirts of the city (Aintree). It is also home to two association football clubs, Liverpool and Everton, which are both amongst the most successful British football clubs.
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Liverpool John Lennon Airport (IATA: LPL) (ICAO: EGGP), [115]. Around 160 flights arrive daily from within the UK and Europe. The airport is well-served by low-cost airlines including Easyjet and Ryanair. For a complete listing of airlines and destinations, see the Summer [116] and Winter [117] timetables.
The airport offers a Fast Track service, which for a charge, means you can bypass the queue at security, but this tends to be worthwhile only for first flights of the day or if you risk missing your flight.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport is about 12km to the south of the city centre. Immediately outside the arrivals area you will find a taxi rank and bus stops. Taxis to the city centre cost around £12 (Approx. €16, US$24) for the 20 minute journey.
Several bus routes go directly to the city centre from the airport:
The following local buses cost £1.90 to get into the city centre. They're slightly slower than the airport express, but still offer better value:
The 80A and 86A also stop at Liverpool South Parkway station. It's a 10 minutes journey from where a frequent train service runs to the city centre in about 15 minutes. This may be a better option at times of peak road traffic (8AM-9AM, 5PM-6PM).
Manchester Airport (IATA: MAN) (ICAO: EGCC) can also be used and may be a better option. It is about a 45-60 minute drive away from Liverpool. Direct train services also run between Liverpool Lime Street Station and Manchester Airport operated by Northern Rail. Manchester Airport serves a variety of long haul destinations in North America and Asia, as well as short haul services throughout Europe.
Car parks serving Liverpool Airport
By train
Wikitravel has a guide to Rail travel in the United Kingdom.
Liverpool is served by Liverpool Lime Street station which is in the heart of the city centre. Trains arrive frequently from all parts of the U.K.
Liverpool is only about two hours from London by train. There's a train about every hour, with extra weekday evening peak services from London, and it's not too expensive to get there. You can get a saver ticket for £60 on the day of travel, or for as little as £8.00 if you book a couple of weeks in advance. Tickets are released three months in advance.
There is a direct train from Manchester Airport to Liverpool every hour at peak times (around 6:30AM-7:30PM). In addition, it is possible to reach Liverpool by changing at Manchester Piccadilly or Manchester Oxford Road.
Other main services
Birmingham, 1 hr 30 - 1h 45 minutes, half hourly Manchester, 50 minutes - 1h 10 minutes, 5 trains an hour (3 fast to Piccadilly and Oxford Road, of which 1 via Earlestown and 2 via Warrington, 1 slow to Oxford Road (extra services in peak times) and 1 slow to Victoria) Leeds, 2 hours, hourly Sheffield and Nottingham, 1h 30 mins and 3 hours respectively, hourly
By bus
Over the next 10 years a Park and Ride scheme will be developed, with easy access to the city centre, for more information see National Park and Ride Directory [122].
Get around
Liverpool City Centre is small enough to walk around, but black cabs are plentiful if you are feeling lazy. Private cabs will not pick you up if you hail them, but if you phone them they are significantly cheaper. You can get their numbers from a local or from the side of their cabs. Buses run out from the centre regularly from Liverpool ONE Bus Station (mainly to the south) and Queen Square (mainly north/east). Both bus stations have travel centres with sometimes helpful staff who will assist with which bus to get and from which stand. At these, Saveaway, Solo and Trio travel passes can be purchased. The Saveaway presents a good value for the visitor, at £3.40 for unlimited travel for one day in 'Area C' (includes city centre, west out to Huyton, north to Crosby and south to Speke), including trains. All-zone Saveaways can be obtained for £4.60 and will take you through the whole of the Merseytravel area. Perfect for visiting the Wirral and as far as Chester or Southport, these include train and ferry services as well as buses. Trio (train, bus and ferry) and Solo (bus only) tickets require a photo, but have no peak-time limitations and can be bought for a week, month or year. This is ideal for visitors staying longer or working and therefore requiring more flexible travel. A Trio for one week costs about £15.30 for one zone, a Solo £15.70 for one area. Saveaway tickets are also available from manned train stations and most newsagents.
The train service in Liverpool is quite reliable and efficient these days (having once been nicknamed 'Miseryrail' and 'MerseyFail' by commuters). The main stations in the city centre are Central, Lime Street, Moorfields and James Street. Lime Street is the terminus for many national lines and the local city line to Manchester. Moorfields is just off Dale Street, ideal for the business centre of Liverpool and Central is usually used by shoppers and visitors. Local trains run very frequently between Hunts Cross, Kirkby, Ormskirk and Southport on the Northern line. They run every 15 minutes from Monday to Saturday and 30 minutes on Sunday. Central station is the main station for the Northern line, although the 'loop' links the three main city centre stations. The Wirral line forms the link between the Lime Street, Moorfields and Central, so all of these stations act as an interchange between the City, Northern and Wirral lines.
A new station in the south of Liverpool replaced the old Garston and Allerton stations in June 2006. This links the Northern and City lines and is ideal for the airport. It also acts as an interchange for a number of local buses.
Adult bus fares on the main operators are: Arriva flat fare of £1.90 throughout the Liverpool area, £3.70 for Liverpool area Day Ticket, £4.40 for Northwest area. Stagecoach flat fare of £1.80 throughout the Liverpool area, £3.30 for Liverpool area Day Ticket, £3.60 for Northwest area. Arriva and Stagecoach Day and Weekly tickets my be used on either companies buses on new Quality Partnership Routes 10/10A/10B/10C(Huyton,St Helens), 86/86A/86D/86E(Speke,Airport,South Parkway), 53/53A (Crosby,Aintree), 14/14X (Croxteth,Kirkby) Similar flat fares are available from the other operators as well. There are also limited night bus services on a Saturday night costing £3.00.
Some buses are subsidised by Merseytravel, such as early morning and hospital services, and there is a fixed fare of £1.10. This includes the City Centre Circular buses C1 to C5.
If you plan to travel a lot, a prepaid pass presents much better value. Generally speaking, you save money with two or more train trips or three or more bus journeys.
(prices correct as at 29 Nov 2011)
A great thing about Liverpool is the architecture. For so long it was neglected and run down, but these days most of the city centre is quite splendid.
Comedy nights are featured on Friday and Saturday at Baby Blue, a nice club on the exclusive Albert Dock, which is known as a celebrity hotspot. Check online [124] for more info and tickets.
Also for laughs, try Rawhide at the Royal Court Theater which showcases some of the best in regional and national comedy talent.
Every June or July there is a fortnight long *Liverpool Comedy Festival which takes place in venues across the city. One event not to be missed is the now legendary Drink up Stand up pub crawls which includes four pubs, four comedians, one compere (host) and a megaphone!
On the first Tuesday of the month the Fab Café on Hope Street hosts a comedy night with two or three local comics plus a compere.
Express Comedy, [125]. Based in Birkenhead across the river Mersey, Express Comedy has a stand-up comedy night called Laughter at the Lauries.
Guided Tours
For those in a hurry there are a number of operators offering guided tours, either using their own transportation or offering their services as "hop-on, hop-off Guides" on your coach or offering guided walks. The best way of getting an overview of the city, is by taking the City Explorer open-top bus [126] run by Maghull Coaches. With 12 stops you can hop on and off all day. Qualified local guides provide the commentary and can answer your questions about the city. For Beatles fans, there is the Magical Mystery Tour [127] which will take you around the places associated with the Beatles both in the city centre and in the suburbs. For a more tailored tour, there's Liverpool Entente Cordiale Tours [128]. Their Liverpool tour guides can plan a walk for you or hop on your coach and guide you around the city. They offer tours in English or French. The Beatles Fab Four Taxi Tour [129] offer unique personal tours that take you back in time to the childhood homes of the Fab Four
Liverpool is home to three Universities:
Although the main shopping street in Liverpool is dominated by the same chain stores you'll find in any other large U.K. city, Liverpool has many distinctive shops of its own including:
There are various pubs serving food accross the city centre and its suburbs. The two main areas are the City Centre and Lark Lane about three miles from the city centre in Aigburth. There are various restaurants on Allerton Road (near Liverpool South Parkway) as well. Expect to spend around £10-£15 for a meal for two. Check with your hotel first if they allow food delivery.
City Centre
Liverpool One
Liverpool One offers branches of a number of chains and franchises.
Lark Lane
Lark Lane is about 2.5 miles to the south of the city centre and is one of the better places to eat out. The road, which connects Aigburth Road with Sefton Park, is home to many unique restaurants, cafés and other shops. Some choice picks include:
There's a good selection of pubs, clubs and bars to suit a variety of music and atmospheric tastes. Friday and especially Saturday nights are the busiest nights, although a few bars are busy with students throughout the week. The areas around Mathew Street and Concert Square with nearby Wood Street are the main two nocturnal focal points. There is a good mix of locals and students. It is best to dress smart for the majority of bars and clubs (such as "Society" and "Garlands"). Notable exceptions are places like Le Bateau, the Krazy house, the Caledonia and other places of a similar alternative style. Like any major UK city , it is pretty safe out at night. The local police have had a heavy presence on a Friday and Saturday night to combat any problems and are largely succeeding. It is pretty busy getting out of the city centre at the end of a weekend (especially at the start of university term time - Sep/Oct). There are plenty of black hackney cabs which congregate at various taxi ranks. The Merseyrail system works until about midnight, whilst there are a series of dedicated night buses which run from the main bus stations, usually for a flat fare. All modes of transport tend to become very busy from around midnight.
Liverpool is home to the Cains brewery which produces a large selection of cask beers.
Seel Street
Voted by the good people at Google as "The Fourth Hippest Street in the UK". The latest (and coolest) addition to Liverpool's nightlife scene, Seel Street has rapidly become the destination for locals, students and visitors to the City alike.
Find us on Seel Street:
Concert Square, Fleet Street, Wood Street, Duke Street
Concert Square is situated behind Bold Street, where you'll find a range of the bars frequented by younger drinkers. Most bars are open until 2AM Mon.-Sat. They include Lloyd's, Walkabout, Modo and a minute away near Slater Street is Baa-Bar.
Mathew Street, Temple Court and North John Street
Dale Street, Moorfields and Tithebarn Street
Albert Dock
Student district
There are a number of hotels in the city, ranging from budget guesthouses and lodges to 4 star international properties. Liverpool presently has no 5 star hotels although the Hope Street Hotel, a boutique hotel on Hope Street and easily Liverpool's finest hotel, would certainly qualify if it wasn't far too posh to bother with things like stars.
Mid range
Stay safe
Crime rates in Liverpool are low compared with most other large cities in the UK. You are no more likely to be a victim here than most other European cities. However, as in other cities, you should observe a few simple precautions. Don't leave valuables on display in an unattended car, for example. Even an empty car will get a smashed window from time to time, so try to park yours at private parks when the night comes. Try to stay aware of your surroundings and be discreet with cash, expensive camera equipment, etc.
Contrary to what people from Manchester would have you believe, Scousers are gregarious people, but there are still those who seek to take advantage. You will find, however, that Mancs and Scousers get along much better than the stereotype suggests and you will very often come across each in each others city. Be particularly aware of people who approach you in the street with stories of having lost their train fare home. These are typically begging techniques.
Stay on the beaten track at night and stick to the many themed pub and bars and avoid some of the larger dance clubs as these are more suited to streetwise locals or people who understand Liverpool culture well, although to be fair, most Scousers will welcome anyone to their city, and especially their clubs! Be prepared to wait for a taxi at night and don't be tempted to walk back to your hotel unless you are close by. Although Liverpool is a wonderfully friendly place, as with most major cities a slightly sinister side appears after hours.
Some of the City's districts should be avoided by non-locals. Areas such as Croxteth, Dovecot, Everton, Huyton, Kensington, Kirkdale, Norris Green, Page Moss, Stockbridge Village and Toxteth are seeing some serious issues with gang related violence including increases in gun and knife crime.
Around the city centre, be aware there are many homeless people, especially around William Brown Street near the museums. Unlike, in, say, the United States of America or other parts of the United Kingdom, these are less likely to pose a threat to you, and although they may beg for money, they tend to be friendly and often want to talk about their backstories openly with you. Give them money, but at your own risk, as long as it's small change.
Also, older women may (and often do) flirt with younger men, but accept this part of the Liverpool cultural milieu. This also applies to the homelessness situation mentioned above, which much the same situation tends to happen. This should not be confused with prostitution (mentioned below). It is explicitly not solicitation, and is just flirting.
Although prostitution is legal in the UK, solicitation is illegal and it is a fact of life in all major cities, Liverpool being no exception. The "Red Light" areas are as follows: around Netherfield Road North and the Shiel Road area of Kensington. Although quiet during the day, there is a lot of business at night and particularly on weekends. Women walking by themselves have been known to be approached by men looking for prostitutes and people in vehicles have been known to be approached by prostitutes looking for business.
Avoid Manchester United shirts, which worn in the wrong place makes you an easy target for abuse or worse, especially on match day.
A friendly manner, a polite smile, and a sense of humour go a long way in this city, but a sensible approach to travelling is, as always, advisable.
Be aware that the streetlighting (Urbis Evolo 2, shown [on the right-hand side of the picture]) is brighter than you might expect, and drive more cautiously. These streetlights are common across the city centre and in Kensington. Drive much more cautiously if you see them. These are less common outside of Liverpool. Americans may be used to bright lights, but Evolos are really bright.
The Hillsborough football disaster in 1989, in which 96 Liverpool supporters were crushed to death, is a very sensitive subject. Jokes about this or any comments which incriminate Liverpool fans are NOT advised, this is most likely to cause serious offence.
Get out
Manchester – Once the home of the industrial revolution, it has now swapped its chimneys for skyscrapers, and mill workers for urbanite accountants and designers. Well worth a visit and is easy to get to by train or coach/bus. Less than an hour away.
Chester - A beautiful historical city on the River Dee, which is famous for its Roman ruins and city walls. It is also the Gateway to North Wales and the delights of Llandudno and Snowdonia National Park. Forty minutes by Merseyrail.
Crosby - Just north of Liverpool with Anthony Gormley's Another Place famous sculptures on the beach.
Birkenhead – Across the Mersey, Birkenhead has a football club called Tranmere Rovers. Although this club has always lived in the shadow of Everton and Liverpool, it has a long tradition and a great family atmosphere. Well worth a visit.
Port Sunlight - On the Wirral. It was built as a model village by Lord Lever and contains the Lady Lever Art Gallery, a marvelously eclectic collection of objects, similar to the Burrell Collection in Glasgow. Twenty minutes by train.
West Kirby - Also located on the Wirral, boasts a superb beach. There is also a 52 acre marine lake which has sailing and windsurfing. Thirty minutes by train (from all four downtown Liverpool stations, Wirral line, every 15/30min).


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Hi Samantha,
I've just seen your show, The Mix, on HGTV for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed it. You were decorating a condo that was being put up for sale. The condo overlooked the lake and you went to some of your designer friend's places to see what they had done. One of them had a lighting fixture over the dining room table that I really liked. It was several small balls of light suspended from the ceiling. Do you know where I can find it? How large should the light be compared to my dining table? How high should I hang it? And can you suggest other options if I wanted to add drama to my dining room?
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Glad you liked the show. The "Alien Egg" light fixture, as named by Sasha Josipovicz, looks magnificent over the dining table in the condo he designed. Alas, the fixture was picked up in France.
A light fixture is one of the best ways to add drama to a room - the bigger the fixture, the better. I say this with mild trepidation - though going too small when it comes to lighting is far more common than too big. If your dining room decor is simple or minimal, then shop for a fixture that makes a statement. However, if you have a lot going on in the room, like wallpaper, paintings, mirrors or patterned drapes, then opt for a large but quiet fixture. By quiet, I mean devoid of bells and whistles such as swirling iron arms, colourful shades and multiple-sized dangling crystals. Instead, look for a large globe, lantern or drum shade. A large fixture with multiple pieces of the same size and material that reads as one piece will work, too. In my own dining room, I used a large Capiz shell chandelier. Notice how all the soft white pearly shells blend with the wall and are all the same size, shape and colour. A good rule of thumb when it comes to hanging light fixtures is to choose one that's at least one-third the size of your dining table. As far as height goes, the standard is between 28 and 34 inches. Definitely take the chandelier out of the box and eyeball the height, but don't chicken out and hang it too high - you want your light fixture to have a connection to the table.
A few of my favourite fixtures are the Glass Jar Pendants from West Elm, $99 per pendant. These industrial pendants will work in a country or modern interior and look best when hung at varying heights. The Globe Pendants, also from West Elm, $99 per pendant, look especially great over a long rectangular dining table - for maximum impact, hang six to nine globes. Julian Chichester's Anna Lantern, $1,845 from South Hill, is ideal for those who love opulence, but I would also use it to add good dose of glam to a super-spare and raw space.
Whatever you choose, be sure to put your fixture on a dimmer switch. Dinner parties get hot when the lights are in high-beam mode; plus, everyone (and your food) will look sexier when the lights are dimmed.
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Looking at Lincoln Exhibition
Wednesday, 07 August, 2013 @ All Day | Cost:Free admission
Newly acquired drawings of Abraham Lincoln by Illinois artist Charles Turzak are featured in this version of Looking At Lincoln, on view through Aug. 11.
The exhibition explores the life and times of Lincoln through art from the permanent collection. Turzak's drawings were made in preparation for his seminal 1933 work, Abraham Lincoln – A Biography in Woodcuts and are paired with the woodcuts.
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The New Year brings many questions, and this year, one of the biggest questions for Colorado is what to expect as sweeping statewide health-care reform begins.
The Colorado Health Benefit Exchange is expected to open in October, making Colorado one of the first states to act on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act passed by Congress in 2010. Health plans purchased in the exchange will begin to take effect in January 2014.
The exchanges board of directors has been working for months to make arrangements, including finding staff, establishing a financial management system and building business partnerships. In December, Colorado became one of six states to have a reform plan approved by the federal government.
The program, proposed in Colorado Senate Bill 11-200, sets up a website where people can go to shop for health insurance specific to their needs, similar to an Amazon for health insurance.
The exchange, which doesnt have a final name yet, hopes to have about 250,000 Coloradans enrolled in the first two years of operation, out of a state with 860,000 uninsured residents.
People can expect to see more and more information in 2013 from community organizations, employers and other groups about the exchange and how it will work when it opens next October, said Myung Kim, director of communications and outreach for the exchange.
The federal government requires all businesses to alert employees of adjustments taking place under the exchange by March.
The board will prepare for the opening of the site by selecting navigators local companies that will provide direction to those shopping for health insurance through the exchange. Applications will be sent out in April.
Many questions remain about what the final face of the exchange will look like.
One concern is how the needs of people living in rural communities like unincorporated La Plata County can be met.
Ken Burns, owner of Durango Insurance Professionals, said there is a the lack of insurance carriers available to those in this region. In La Plata County, the only two large insurance carriers are Rocky Mountain Health and Blue Shield Insurance.
Because we have such a small county, most carriers dont want to take time do develop contracts with providers, he said. We need more choices
Kim said the navigators will conduct outreach in their communities and provide in-person assistance on the exchange when it opens.
Though many details of the navigator program have yet to be decided, a major goal is for it to support small businesses.
We are strongly committed to serving the business community, Kim said. They have really struggled with the rising health-care costs,
The Small Business Health Options Program will focus on this area.
We are planning to do much more active education and outreach with small business and small nonprofits to educate them about the exchange, how it will help them provide benefits to employees, Kim said.
These efforts would include meetings with business partners and launching a marketing and advertising campaign in the spring.
We plan to have a very active presence across the state and to actively be doing outreach and education, she said.
Burns, whose company Durango Insurance Professionals helps companies select plans, said he was unsure what effect these programs would have on area small businesses.
The first thing employers look at is cost, he said. Weve seen a lot of small employers doing away with group plans, he said.
Companies with more than 50 employees are required by the new health-care law to provide insurance. Burns said many of them are planning instead to pay the penalty for not offering insurance because it is a less-expensive option.
More and more employers are canceling group plans because of cost and hoping employees will jump into the exchange, he said.
Kim said the exchange is working hard to develop a beneficial plan.
There is a tremendous benefit for small employers that they dont have today. When the exchange opens we will allow employers to give employees greater choice of health plans,
Burns predicts it will take a little while for the benefits of the exchange to become apparent.
Bern Heath, director of AXIS Health System, said the ends justify the means.
People can expect a certain level of confusion, and a certain level of frustration trying to pick what plan they want, he said No transitional start-up goes smoothly.
He said there would be changes and adjustments, but ultimately he said the exchange is the most brilliant, far-sighted and best approach we can be taking.
Burns also noted the intrinsic uncertainty of creating something new.
Were going into uncharted waters, he said. Were not sure whats going to happen.


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Does not have a single touchdown catch. That's just crazy.
He's been open for a few and the QB didn't see him, and gotten close a few other times. Miller is solid, and I wish we used him more. I'd like to see him have a huge game this Sunday.
I'm beyond unimpressed with McCoy and Moore, although Moore hasn't had many looks. Where the heck has McCoy been since his TD catch against the Cowpukes?? TE - along with WR - needs serious attention this off-season.