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The crash occurred on southbound Bay Road at the Thompsonville Road intersection about 1:24 p.m.
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All those involved in the crash were properly restrained, police said.
Popa later was cited for inattentive driving.
The southbound lanes of Bay Road, north of Thompsonville Road, were closed for about 90 minutes as police investigated the crash and cleared the scene.


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The Cortez Cultural Center, starting in December, will operate without an executive director in an effort to stay fiscally solvent, board members have announced.
According to Shelby Smith, the seven-member board's new president, director Shawn Collins' position will end Dec. 15. At the helm since May 2011, Collins was notified of the decision 30 days in advance, pursuant to her contract.
The Cultural Center, located at 25 N. Market St., is a conspicuous landmark with its deceptively lifelike, two-story rear mural and amphitheater that hosts traditional Native American dances almost nightly between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
The decision was a painful one, Smith said, because the board esteems Collins for her intellect, as well as her skill overseeing daily operations and writing grant proposals. Ultimately, it came down to money.
"If you don't have the cash flow, you don't have it. We have reached the point where we cannot continue to fund her salary," he said. "(Collins) is a highly trained, Ph.D anthropologist. A good person, a talented person, deserving of a higher salary than she had."
Collins would like to stay in the area, and hopes the Center continues far beyond her 19-month tenure.
"The board and volunteers have a tough road ahead of them. I sincerely hope they can pull it off, and I hope the community steps up to support them," she said.
The Cultural Center features a museum, art gallery, gift shop, meeting spaces for classes, and the 122-acre Hawkins Preserve in south Cortez. The 501(c)(3) organization runs largely on the efforts of some 50 volunteers. Collins is presently the only paid staff member. Her salary, in the neighborhood of $40,000 per year, was too costly for the Center's tight budget, treasurer Larry McGee said.
Balance sheets for 2011 finished $5,451 in the red; this year the shortfall grew to $18,484 through the end of September. However, McGee emphasized that total income collected during that same period had diminished almost $45,000, from $135,625 to $91,243.
"We've cut expenses far more than the deficit grew. To me that's a sign we've been fiscally responsible with what we've had," he said.
This year the Center has derived the most income, about 38 percent, from private foundations and government grants. Fundraising events, gift shop and art gallery sales, and membership dues are the other major sources.
To compensate without a director, Smith intends to delegate oversight of individual events to each of the current seven board members. When asked if the board-which in most organizations traditionally decides broad, conceptual matters-would be up to the task of coordinating the gritty, nuts-and-bolts logistics of making the Center function on a daily basis, Smith was optimistic.
"Fortunately this board has always been hands-on. It doesn't just sit around a table and discuss things. It's a working board, which is important because now we will have to work, and work hard, to keep this place going."
The easy choice would be to shut the doors and go home. But we value this place. We aren't going home," he added.
The Cultural Center has endured earlier periods with no director, although Smith conceded the fiscal situation was different now and he wasn't sure how long the new arrangement would last.
One dissenting voice from the new setup is Denis Boon, who served until recently as board president. Boon tendered his resignation Nov. 20 because he disagreed with the decision to terminate Collins' position.
In a strongly worded letter sent to the other board members and to The Cortez Journal, Boon wrote that he believed the Center's gift shop was poorly run and was a drain on the entire organization. He also accused board members of being resistant to any changes that might right the fiscal ship, which started to leak in 2008 because of the nationwide financial crisis.
"I stand by everything I wrote," Boon said Wednesday. "I realize at some point we'd probably have to release (Collins), but it didn't have to be now. Nobody there has a strategy or long-term plan."
Smith and McGee rejected this appraisal.
"It was strictly a cash-flow decision," McGee said. "And we wouldn't see much, or any, savings by closing the gift shop for a while. We'd lose money."
Smith acknowledged room for improvement. He said the gift shop needed to more consistently freshen up its merchandise. The possibility of farming out oversight of the shop to a third-party, as the Anasazi Heritage Center and other area attractions do, is also being considered. The shop is welcoming artifacts donated on consignment, such as Native American jewelry.
The board is prepared for a difficult battle in the new, cutthroat world of nonprofit funding.
"With a smaller pot, it's more competitive for any money available now. It's harder to secure new grants and renew old ones," Smith said.
But they're going to give it their best shot.
"I know Cortez won't twist away in the wind (should the Cultural Center close), but we think this institution is incredibly valuable. Not many towns of 8,000 people have something like this."
McGee posed a question that, while rhetorical, carried stark, real-life implications for the Center's longevity: "Does the Cortez community want to be a place that supports culture and the arts?" he asked. "They'll have to decide."
Both men were buoyed by news that the city council had awarded $3,000 in grant money to the center for 2013 (See related story).
"It's a generous decision. I'm encouraged. The council can be assured we will handle the money responsibly," McGee said.
Without a director's salary — the biggest single expense — the Center is immediately on more stable financial footing. No existing programs are on the chopping block at this time. For now, the guest lectures, art exhibitions and dances will continue.
"To the public, the transition should be pretty seamless," Smith said, adding that he hopes the Center will someday be in a position to hire a manager or director again. As always, the money will dictate.
The Center celebrated its 25th year earlier in 2012.
Dena Guttridge, executive director of the Cortez Area Chamber of Commerce, said the Center is "vitally important to our tourism trade, particularly in the off-season. It keeps people around for an extra day. It's critical for our locals, too. We need things like this to keep people living, working and playing in our community."


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- The landlord reserves the right to add or amend information in this manual and the tenant must abide by these changes upon notification.
- Tenant must engage professionals in the fields of design, engineering and contracting. The selected firms are subject to approval by the landlord.
- Provide a high quality, well-detailed environment. Fixtures must be new and of high quality.
- Read all conditions in this document in conjunction with the Tenant Outline Drawings which together form the Tenant Design Criteria.
- Ensure that all aspects of the design and construction of tenant spaces meet the requirements of all applicable building codes, bylaws and regulations.
- Exterior signs are not permitted unless approved by Landlord.
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The Design Control Zone is the volume within a tenant space that extends from line of maximum storefront projection to a depth of six feet, full height, full width. Refer to drawing: building components by landlord, in this document. All aspects of design within the Design Control Zone are subject to approval by the Landlord.
Design Concept
- The concept is to present a mandatory openness to a height of thirteen feet.
- At least half of the storefront width must be open or provided with clear glazing to a height of thirteen feet, however an open unglazed storefront must not exceed 60% of the store frontage
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- Storefront must incorporate three-dimensional elements.
- Pockets for storefront closure systems must be integrated in the overall design.
- Signage must be integrated in the overall design. Refer to sign criteria in this document. Refer to storefront design example drawings in this document.
- The leaseline is the line of maximum storefront projection of any element. There can be no exception as this is a fire safety requirement satisfying the Mall's smoke evacuation system.
Storefront Closure
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- Tenant's electrical contractor to provide feed from the Tenant's panel.
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- Name of Tenant must not appear on poster.
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- Back lighting of poster is required.
- Mount in a housing that is fully recessed (surface mounting is not acceptable).
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Wall Finish
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Ancillary Spaces
Areas not accessed by the public including Backroom Storage Areas, Stock Rooms, Washrooms and Offices are to receive new finishes.
Ceiling Finish
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Acceptable materials: painted drywall, acoustic tile (higher grade only complete with recessed T-bar suspension grid) and open ceiling (in this last case, all elements including structural, mechanical and electrical) must be painted by the Tenant).
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- Lighting must be glare-free.
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Keep drinking the milk, girls (and guys ?)December 6, 2011 at 9:49 pm | Posted in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 5 Comments
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According to a study from the Mayo Clinic, women younger than 50 with rheumatoid arthritis are very significantly more at risk of sustaining osteoporotic fractures (for which you presumably have to have osteoporosis first) than women of a similar age who don't have RA.
The article is somewhat confusing, as it also states 'Young men with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) are also at an increased risk, but not until they are over age 50 years.' Um … is it me? You can find the article here and make up your own minds.
I think what the researchers are saying, and what the article is trying to say but not very clearly, is that anyone with RA is more likely to have osteoporosis than those without this dratted disease, which is common knowledge amongst most rheumatoid arthritis patients, I suspect, but if you're under 50 you're much more likely to get it than those who don't have RA. Cheerful thought for the day!
Oh well, forewarned is forearmed; don't let your calcium levels go down! (Not actually sure what you do to stop 'em, except drink milk, and of course most doctors won't be testing for it unless you're over 50 … or 60 …) Perhaps that's why more 'young' women actually sustain osteoporotic fractures – because it's not until they have a fracture and wonder why that anyone realises they have osteoporosis? Cheerful thought number two!!
Off for a pint … of milk!
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It's also worth noting that your body also needs vitamin D in order to absorb calcium so make sure you get out in what little sunlight we have at this time of year!
There are some surprising alternative sources of calcium other than milk, so for anyone who is not so keen on cow juice how about almonds, brazil nuts, hazelnuts, broccoli, spinach, watercress, dried apricots, dried figs, mackerel, pilchards, salmon, sardines, pulses and sesame seeds?!
Er, right, I'll get off my nutritional soap box now… ;o)
Comment by Maggie— December 6, 2011 #
In my case, upon avoiding dairy (and gluten) and doing some other things, my RA symptoms dissipated to the point whereby I no longer need the smorgasboard of chemicals that I was being prescribed. Among many alternatives such as almond milk, I feel no lack staying away from dairy. If I had to pick between pain and no dairy, I opt for the latter.
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New London: Democrats take six seats in council election
New London — Democrats nearly swept the City Council Tuesday when voters elected six Democrats to the seven-member City Council Tuesday, including three incumbents and three newcomers. Republicans managed to win only one seat.
Democrats also took six of the seven seats on the Board of Education.
But the Democratic registrar of voters said late Tuesday that it appears there will be an automatic recount for the council. There was only a 22-vote difference between the seventh and eighth seats.
The top vote-getter was Michael Passero, an attorney and city firefighter, who has served as council president for the past two years. He was elected to a third term with 1,838 votes. Elected to a fourth term was Wade Hyslop, a pastor and former state representative. Anthony Nolan, a city police officer who was elected to a second term.
Also elected were Erica Richardson, Michael Tranchida and Efrain Dominguez.
"It's an honor. It humbles me," said Dominguez, who was the highest voter-getter in his home district at New London High School. He received 1,620 votes overall, the second-highest number of votes.
"It's so incredible the support from all of New London," he said after the winners were announced at Democratic headquarters on Bank Street. "I felt they were ready to see new faces."
The new council, which will be sworn in Dec. 2, will include four minorities and one woman.
Martin Olsen, who served on the council two separate times and ran unsuccessfully for mayor in 2011, was the only Republican elected, winning the seventh seat with 1,327 votes.
Laura Natusch was the only Democrat not elected. She received 1,305 votes.
"I'm very happy about the results of this election," she said, graciously accepting defeat. "This is going to be an outstanding council."
In the city where Democrats outnumber Republicans 6 to 1, the outcome of the election was not a surprise. Republicans have not had a majority on the council in more than 20 years.
But William Vogel, chairman of the Republican Town Committee, who also was a council candidate, said he would have expected better for Republicans because there is dissatisfaction with Democratic Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio.
"The real problem is the registration in the city is overwhelmingly Democratic, and it makes it hard to win," Vogel said. "So many people just vote Democratic and clearly ... there should have been some Republicans in the mix."
Incumbent Democrat Marie Friess-McSparran, who ran with the Republicans, was not re-elected to a second term. She received 789 votes.
About 20 percent of the city's 14,245 registered voters cast ballots in the lowest turnout for a municipal election anyone could remember. In 2011, a year that included a five-way race for the first elected mayor in 90 years, about 40 percent of the electorate turned out to vote. In 2009, the last election that featured City Council candidates only, the turnout was about 27 percent.
But despite the low turnout, Democrats saw the election as a sign that residents are looking for unity.
"Tonight's result is an amazing victory for New London," Finizio said. "Most importantly, I truly believe, with a strong Democratic majority on the council, and a strong Democratic majority on the Board of Education, we have a team in place to move this city forward."
Voters OK 2012-13 budget
Voters approved the 2012-13 budget Tuesday, despite the fact that all the taxes for the $81 million spending plan, which ended June 30, have been collected and all the money has been spent. The vote was 1,534 to 1,029.
Voters also approved setting the tax rate at 26.6 mills, 1,264 to 1,222.
On Monday, the finance office announced that a preliminary, unaudited review of the 2012-13 budget showed a $220,000 surplus.
Tuesday's vote was the third time residents were asked to approve the city's spending plan. The budget failed at two referendums, and the third petition for a referendum came so far into the fiscal year that the city attorney and the finance director said the outcome would be moot.
Revenues in the budget, which covered July 1, 2012, to June 30, 2013, were down by about $1 million, but it also included a $490,000 surplus in the $39.8 million education budget and a more than $300,000 surplus in the $41 million general government budget.
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Dodge City High School lineman Justin Gemaelich was named to the 2013 Kansas Shrine Bowl to be played in July at Washburn University.
"I found out early Christmas Eve morning that I was going to play," Gemaehlich said. "It was a pretty dang good way to start my Christmas off."
Gemaehlich was an all-Western Athletic Conference offensive lineman for the Red Demons that helped the team average more than 372 yards a game; and also was the foundation for the defensive line of the Mad Hatters in the 2012 season (78 tackles, two fumble recoveries and one interception).
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"I wouldn't have even expected it if Foster hadn't told me," Gemaehlich said. "He told me that he nominated me and I was on top of the world. It just shocked me. It was just a great honor.
Gemaehlich is undecided on where he plans to attend college to play football. His short list include Kansas State, Fort Hays State or either Butler or Hutchinson Community College. He said he plans on making his decision by the end of the holiday break.
Trey Hallman represented DCHS in the 2012 Shrine Bowl and Mykael Thompson was the West's Most Valuable Player in the 2008 game. Other recent invitee from Dodge City include Jesse Trent (2011) and Landon Head (2010).
Other area players in the Shrine Bowl are Hays' David Cardinal and Hunter Harrison of Great Bend. Hays head coach Ryan Cornelsen is the head coach of the West squad.
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Odle joins the other 'Big Three' players in rounding out nearly identical selections as last year.
Kiowa County Signal's Maverick Most Valuable Player Second Runner-Up
#25 Damien Odle
(14% of Total Votes)
Odle joins the other 'Big Three' players in rounding out nearly identical selections as last year.
It was, by all accounts, a bit of a down year for Odle, who led in almost all offensive categories last season, although an ankle injury slowed him down for most of the first half of this season.
Odle still have a very good season ranking third in points-per-game (11.8), third in total points (247), third in field percentage (.480), second in free throw percentage (.660) and was second in steals (34).
While his offensive numbers may have been down slightly, his offensive numbers well exceeded last season's stats.
Odle led the team in blocked shots (29), defensive rebounds (112) and total rebounds (146). He was second in personal fouls (60).
Odle earned a "Most Valuable Player" honor in the Signal's MVP voting last year.
"By all accounts he had a great season," said one voter. "I think the fact that he had such a great junior year might have set expectations very high."
"I saw a lot of things I liked about his game play this year, mature things," said another voter. "I don't care about he numbers being a little off."


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Goldey-Beacom College's softball's losing streak reached five games after it was swept in a double header for the second straight time Friday afternoon.
Goldey-Beacom College's softball's losing streak reached five games after it was swept in a double header for the second straight time Friday afternoon.
Led by freshman outfielder Alicia Alvarado (Paraclete H.S./Palmdale, Calif.), Holy Family University (13-11, 8-2) extended its win streak to five consecutive games by sweeping a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader over Goldey-Beacom College (9-15, 5-7) at the Lightning's Jackson Athletic Complex on Friday.
Holy Family, which has won 9 of their last 11 games, erupted for a season-high 10 runs in the first game en route to a 10-0 victory over the Lightning before taking the nightcap by a 4-1 margin.
The Tigers took a 3-0 lead in the top of the third inning in the first game. After junior Roni Peters (Leonardtown H.S./Leonardtown, Md.) recorded the first two outs of the inning, she hit Alvarado with a pitch before a single by junior AnnMarie Dalton (Northampton Area H.S./Northampton, Pa.) moved Alvarado to third base.
After back-to-back walks scored Alvarado for the Tigers' first run, senior catcher Deanna Myers (William Tennent H.S./Warminster, Pa.) upped the Holy Family advantage to 3-0 with a two-run single to center field.
Myers extended the lead to 4-0 in the top of the fifth inning with an RBI triple to center field before scoring on an RBI groundout by junior Hayley Brennan (Indian River H.S./Frankford, Del.) for a five-run cushion.
The Tigers added two more runs in the top of the sixth inning on a pair of unearned runs with one out as Dalton and sophomore Kelsi Bunda (Pennsbury H.S./Yardley, Pa.) scored after a strikeout and throwing error by freshman catcher Alivia Schoff (Rising Sun H.S./Colora, Md.).
In the seventh inning, Holy Family scored three more runs on a two-run single by Bunda and an RBI single by Dalton.
Led by junior Rachael Alligood (Harry S. Truman H.S./Levittown, Pa.), the Tigers held Goldey-Beacom to just four hits en route to the victory. Alligood, who upped her record to 3-3 on the season, did not allow a hit until the sixth inning while posting three strikeouts.
In the second game, the Tigers took advantage of three Goldey-Beacom errors to take a 4-0 lead. After Myers walked to open the inning, she advanced to third base when junior Erin Corrado (St. Mark's H.S./Fair Hill, Md.) reached on a throwing error by sophomore Asia Ellis (Lenape H.S./Marlton, N.J.).
With two outs in the inning, both Corrado and Myers scored when senior Lindsey Iden (Council Rock North H.S./Rushland, Pa.) tripled to right field. Bunda singled home Iden to increase the advantage to 3-0 before a single by freshman Kristine Casey (Caravel H.S./Newark, Del.) increased the margin to 4-0.
The Lightning narrowed the deficit to 4-1 in the bottom of the fifth inning when senior Ashley Antosh (Twin Valley H.S./Honey Brook, Pa.) hit an RBI double to right center field.
But, the Lightning were unable to get any closer as junior Victoria Reuscher (Little Flower H.S. for Girls/Cheltenham, Pa.) retired seven of the final eight batters she faced to secure the doubleheader sweep.
Reuscher, who improved to 7-2 on the season, allowed just one run on four hits while recording a pair of strikeouts. She did not walk a batter.
Antosh, who fell to 5-7 on the season, scattered five hits while recording a strikeout. She also had two hits in the doubleheader while Schoff added two hits while scoring the Lightning's lone run.


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In preparation for the upcoming April 9 election, the League of Women Voters of McDonough County is hosting another forum.
At 7 p.m. March 27, in the Macomb High School library, candidates for the Macomb District No. 185 School Board, as well as candidates for the two remaining contested aldermanic seats — wards 2 and 5 — will have the chance to answer questions and let the public know who they are.
"The purpose (of the forum) is to give the candidates a chance to talk," said LWV President Sara Boeckelman.
She also said the aldermanic candidates in attendance will be given more of an opportunity to present themselves to the audience than they had during the previous forum — which took place before the February election — because there are fewer candidates running this time around. The candidates for Macomb's 2nd Ward are incumbent Kay Hill and challenger Steve Wailand, who is a student at Western Illinois University. The candidates for Ward 5 are incumbents Clay Hinderliter and Timothy Lobdell.
The main focus of the forum, however, will be the race for school board, as there are currently eight candidates vying for four open seats.
In an interview Friday evening, Wailand confirmed that he will not be in attendance for Wednesday's forum, stating that he has to work that evening and "is not in a position to take work off for that day."
Since Wailand will not be present for Wednesday's forum, there will be no questions posed and no debate directed toward the 2nd Ward. However, Hill will be allowed to give a two-minute presentation.
Hill said Friday that she plans to use the time allotted to provide the audience with some background about herself and present her qualifications for the position.
The school board candidates are incumbents Ardell Thompson, Robert Shouse, Larry Adams, and challengers Matt Clark, James LaPrad, Jill Joline Myers, Sterling Saddler and Leslie Westen.
Just like previous forums, questions will be taken from the audience and additional questions will be prepared by both the League and the forum's moderator, Rich Egger, news director of Tri-States Public Radio.
Boeckelman said although budgetary issues are always at the forefront of the debate, there is no one specific "hot-button" topic for the League this time around.
"It's more the fact that there's so many candidates for so few seats," she said, "which in a lot of ways, I think is good. Competition's healthy, and the fact that so many people want to do it is great."
Wednesday's forum will be recorded by Sam Edsall of the WIU Broadcasting Department and shown multiple times on public access channel 15 in the days leading up to the election. For the schedule, go to www.cityofmacomb.com/channel15.html.


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Dorset [4] is a county on the south coast of England, in the West Country.
Towns and villages
Other Destinations
Dorset is mostly rural, with a few large towns and many small villages. The county has a variety of landscapes, from steep chalk hills and wide clay valleys full of small dairy farms to the 50 mile Jurassic Coast world heritage site, popular with tourists and important to science.
Dorset has notable lesbian and gay activity in Bournemouth and Weymouth. Other towns have small but developing gay communities. Bournemouth has an annual Pride event. Information on the gay community in Dorset is collated online at www.gaydorset.com.
Get in
By plane
The only major airport in Dorset is Bournemouth International Airport, which does flights to many cities in Europe. Bristol airport, 50 miles to the north, has a wider selection, including New York. Southampton airport, 20 miles to the east, has a good selection of European destinations also. London is just over 100 miles east.
By train
Dorchester, Poole, Bournemouth, Weymouth and on a separate line Sherborne and Gillingham are connected directly to London, approximately 2 hours. Dorchester, Weymouth and Sherbourne are connected to Bristol and Bath, about 1 1/2 hours away.
By car
The A303 is the main route from London into the north of the county (and has Stonehenge half-way). The south of the county is connected to London by the M3 and M27, and to the Channel Tunnel by the M27 and A27. Both routes carry on into Devon and Cornwall. The A36 and A37 connect to Bath and Bristol.
The A35 between Dorchester and Bridport has spectacular views over the local countryside, as too does the coastal road (B3157) between Weymouth and Bridport. Both are probably most dramatic at sunset (driving towards Bridport) but are amazing at any time.
By boat
There are ferries from Jersey, Guernsey, Cherbourg, France, to Poole and Weymouth run by Brittany Ferries and Condor Ferries.
Get around
By bus
Much of Dorset is very rural, and though there are many bus routes, many do not have regular and often services, or may only run on market and pension days. The biggest bus company is called Wilts & Dorset. They run services to most of the major towns. Their main office is at Poole Bus Station, with satellite offices in some of the larger towns.
Dorset has a number of local specialities including Apple Cake, Cream Teas and Blue Vinney Cheese.
Some of the best local food comes from tea shops, cafes, fish and chip shops and pubs, Not all pubs serve food all of the time and the quality varies considerably.
If you prefer international or exotic flavours the towns of Bournemouth, Poole and Weymouth will provide you with a good choice.
There are many breweries in Dorset. Hall & Woodhouse of Blandford are the largest brewing Badger Best Bitter, Tanglefoot and a variety of flavoured beers. Palmers of Bridport are the biggest brewers in the West of the County. Each of these breweries has a large number of tied pubs within the county. Other local beers often found in Dorset pubs come from Ringwood Brewery, Fullers, Marstons and Morland along with the well known international lagers.
It's possible to find locally made cider and scrumpy in some of the rural areas.
There is a vineyard at Horton north of Wimborne, but wine production in the county is low volume at best.
Get out
Devon lies to the west, Somerset and Wiltshire to the north, and Hampshire is to the east.


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Friday, December 30, 2011
Lefite Media Gatekeepers
Who's doing what with who's doing what.
Hat tip to Donald over at TalkLeft!
"Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance. If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them." - Karl Popper
"It's the presumption that Obama knows how all these industries ought to be operating better than people who have spent their lives in those industries, and a general cockiness going back to before he was president, and the fact that he has no experience whatever in managing anything. Only someone who has never had the responsibility for managing anything could believe he could manage just about everything." - Thomas Sowell in Reason Magazine
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Exhibits preserve schoolrooms of the past
The Kansas Teachers' Hall of Fame began in 1977 as the inspiration of one man: Laurence Stanton.
Stanton and his wife, Thelma, were both teachers and Stanton wanted to create a way to recognize teachers and preserve the methods and equipment of teaching.
"I think Mr. Stanton, whose wife taught Kindergarten, just idolized her and thought that women who taught at that level at that time didn't get enough recognition," said Ethel Peterson, member of the executive committee of the Kansas Teachers' Hall of Fame.
Stanton was full of good ideas and the determination to get them accomplished.
He created the Tournament of Champions and experimented with several innovative ideas in the game of basketball. He also started the local Retired Teachers Association.
"He didn't like to do things in the usual ways," Peterson said. "Once he got the teachers organization going, he used it to start the Meals on Wheels program."
Stanton, who was a member of the Boot Hill board of directors, located a one-room school near Bucklin, had it moved to Boot Hill and the Teachers' Hall of Fame was born.
Five years later, having outgrown the small school, the organization joined forces with Larry Yost, a photographer who owned Studio d'Lari. Part of Yost's studio included the Gunfighters Wax Museum and the Slanty Shanty, both attractions anyone who grew up in Dodge City in the 1960s will remember.
For a time, the hall of fame was part of Yost's studio but Yost eventually moved to Gunsmoke downtown and the hall of fame purchased the building on 5th Avenue.
"And I really wish we had purchased that Slanty Shanty too," said Dennis Doris, current president of the Hall of Fame board.
"That would have been a gem — we have people coming in all the time asking about it," he said.
The Kansas Teachers' Hall of Fame is now a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization with representatives on the board from 12 districts across the state.
They accept nominations of teachers for induction into the hall of fame and ceremonies are held the first Saturday of every June.
The organization has two main missions: to celebrate excellence in the teaching profession and to preserve the historical pedagogy of teaching.
Teachers chosen to be inducted are recognized in the hall's new interactive touch screen exhibit. Visitors can look up any teacher in the hall and find their nomination form along with all the supporting materials submitted with the nomination.
"The youngsters are quick to put the screen into action," Doris said.
"We had a young boy in recently and he said 'I'm gonna find grandpa,' and it didn't take him long."
As part of the hall's digitization process, all paper documents relating to inductees have been scanned.
In another room, the hall displays artifacts of schoolrooms from days gone by: textbooks, technology from chalkboards to typewriters to computers, desks, and even lunch pails.
"One of the teachers at the community college brings her education class here and gives them a list of things to hunt for," Doris said.
"It's a way for them to see what teaching was like years ago."
The Wax Museum upstairs, although not directly a part of the hall's mission, does provide revenue.
"There's no charge to visit the Teachers' Hall of Fame, but there is a charge to visit the Wax Museum," Doris said.
A small gift shop also provides revenue by offering items related to teaching.
The hall, museum and gift shop are staffed by volunteers.
The facility is normally open from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend, but recently, due to interest from the city and the Convention and Visitors Bureau, the hall has been open from April into December.
"And we're open by appointment at any time and also for school tours at any time," Doris said.
The hall of fame applied for organization funding from the Why Not Dodge? sales tax in this year's round and has been tentatively approved for $8,900 which will be matched with $1,700 from the Scoggins Foundation to purchase a new sign for the front of the building.
"The Kansas Teachers' Hall of Fame was the first such organization in the United States," said Alan Cunningham, superintendent of USD 443 and a member of the executive committee of the hall of fame.
"We want people to know that anyone can nominate any Kansas teacher, so long as they are not a member of the teacher's family. Nomination forms are accepted year-round and the form is available on our website. People can also honor teachers who had an important effect on their lives by placing a brick in the walkway in front of the building," Cunningham said.
"We had a middle school boy come in last year and say 'I want to nominate a teacher,' so we worked with him and he worked with Mr. King (principal at Dodge City Middle School) and he completed his nomination," Doris said.
In the future, the hall hopes to acquire a one-room schoolhouse along with an outhouse and vintage playground equipment — all to be installed on four lots currently owned by the hall just west of their facility.
An elevator to the basement level is also needed.
"To make those improvements, we need donations," Doris said. "We are happy to accept cash and we also like to get artifacts donated."
Visit the Kansas Teachers' Hall of Fame online at www.teachershallfamedodgecityks.org.


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What's more fascinating is what the worshipers inside the altar receiving the Eucharist saw and felt. Magdy's sister was receiving communion and is quoted as having said that all she could see is light in the tray and light in the hands of Abouna whilst he gave her the body of Christ to partake of. As she partook of this light, she even felt as if she was chewing light!
Doesn't this echo Fr. Matta's claim of "eating the Divine nature"?
(not that I have an issue with it yet)
God doesn't send His miracles accompanied with a miracle pamphlet in order to explain the exact nature of His miraculous manifestations to The Church. I guess the explanation most in line with Orthodox theology would be that the light in question was the uncreated Grace of God.
If you truly have these feelings against me, then I'm sorry you still have your grudges.
Taking St. Cyril's analogy of the heated metal. The heat comes from the fire, but the metal is changed into the glory of the fire by the glow without changing its own essence. Thus, when we partake of the metal, it is impossible not to partake of the glow, but it is equally impossible to partake of the fire. The fire doesn't bend when you strike the metal, but the glow bends with the metal.This is what I believe. His Body and Blood is not mere Body and Blood, but they are Living-Giving, and thus, I am partaking of the Life-Giving Body and Blood of Christ; I am chewing the Lighted Body and Blood of Christ.
If Fr. Matta truly meant to eat the essence, then I have no problem calling him a heretic. And I am not assuming anything into Fr. Matta.
In fact, I feel rather insulted when you like to put assumptions into who I am or what I do, and I am only intending this discussion to be based on what is said, not on my own characteristics
I felt that when you continually insult me like this, I thought you have some grudge on me, which is why I feel you are insisting on repeating my name as some sort of heretic disciple of Fr. Matta.
Now, while I don't know whether Fr. Matta is a "Judas" so to speak, he certainly was stupid to make these comments against HH the Pope, and it turns me off as well. But here, we are discussing Fr. Matta's issues on the Eucharist, and just because he opposed the Pope to such a degree in supporting Sadat
I believe and I do not contest against the authorities of both blessed Popes, their Holinesses the Saint Abba Kyrillos and the Holy Abba Shenouda) doesn't mean he is automatically doctrinally deficient.
their Holinesses the Saint Abba Kyrillos
St. Pope Theophilus' actions against St. John Chrysostom was considered wrong, and an apology was made according to the traditions of the Coptic church, but that doesn't mean St. Pope Theophilus was a heretic.
Unless, dear Stavro, you have already heard all the arguments, to which I am open to read your experiences, an "offer you can't refuse" (the Godfather himself, as well as others).
I believe that the woman's simplicity in her mind trying to describe her experiences make a strong case in "chewing the Light".
In addition to that, there is yet another thing that is attributed to materialism that one may not realize. It is the fact that you can actually see the Light.
They do look heretical, but I do not know what the context is or what the other side's arguments may be
Dear Stavro,Don't worry--I'm not sympathizing with Fr. Matta.  In fact, I was turned off from him when I learned how he sided with Saddat against His Holiness Pope Shenouda. ÂÂ
You are being deceived, my brother. I have proven throughout many posts that Matta is a heretic and that his heresies are present in almost every single book he wrote, covering a spectrum of Arianism, Nestorianism, and moving towards Eutychianism and divinization of essence of mankind, denial of effectiveness of sacraments througbrpiesthood, among many other heresies.
St.Macarius monastery is a mess since Matta took hold of it, and it has become a financial institution, a business interprise, lacking any spiritual aspect. They produced many heresies following the foot steps of their teacher, Matta. Ever read the phrase " We (church congregation) are a divine nature united with human nature through incarnation" (which in arabic is the same as any reference made to the incarnation of the Lord himself). ..... A great monastery indeed full of heretics and traitors .... .
most people explain his books as they want !!
you should visit this monastery to know the truth
Go there and see and compare this monastery with any one
before Fr. Matta it was a falling monastery with just 5 old monks ... see it now
One thing I have noticed about Fr. Matta's supporters is that they tend to be deeply spiritual, devout, Orthodox people who have read Fr. Matta's good writings and have been greatly edified by them.
Fr. Matta's errors seem to be those of a person who just hasn't had solid theological training and who indulges in theological speculation.
My brother !!why are you using this words too much , " heretic , heretical " !!
did you read " The Orthodox Prayer Life " for fr Matta
but that don't mean that Fr. Matta is bad or heretic , no one without any errors
alot of the old church fathers have some errors and the church consider them saints and doctors too
Salpy, Matta's dogs know about his heresies,
it is not a secret that the most of the bishops have banned his books. The Pope, the bishops, and most of the clergy have discussed them many times.
Sorry , i can't debate you while you are talking in this way !!!
do read Watani newspaper , see the bishops who pray in the wedding ceremonies for the rich people !!!
Fr. Matta because he is a real monk , because he used to say the truth ...
By the way alot of Bishops said that Fr. Matta is a great and they read his books and benfit from it Fr. Matta is a Saint ...
do you know about Anba Bishoy and his acts
did i said that rich should not pray in churches ! i said there is no reason for all those bishops who pray in one wedding !! among them Anba Bishoy ..they do that for money
Let Anba Bishoy protect his home first before he defend the heresies , let him help his sister to reuturn from Islam ... LOL ... so sorry for a bishop can't protect his family from the heresies , how he can defend the church !!!
nothing wrong in Fr. Matta Books
it is not his fault because you don't understand it .. i am sure that you read his books to search for mistakes , as muslims who read the Bible to search for mistakes ... Both of you will find it because you want that .
you didn't answer me , Why the Pope didn't excommunicate him
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As we speak, I am getting my stuff ready to fly to NY first thing tomorrow and this is roughly how my New York FW calendar is looking, although I am leaving room for a bit more since I am still receiving last minute invitations.
I am so beyond excited about the next few days, because this will be my first NYFW (Second time in NY), but most of my blogger friends will be in town as well, so I am sure it will be a week to remember!
I am trying to make some room for a bit of sightseeing and some shopping, so if you have any advice at all of where I should go or what I cant miss (it can be from an amazing shop, a vintage store, a good place to eat lunch/dinner, some art, etc.) pretty please share in the comment box below, I will appreciate it!
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I'm so jealous of you, NY FW, all the shopping.. Haha, I totally envy you!
very jealous…have a good time!! :)xxx
Have fun in NY!My second home….If 21st century is too busy try Loehmanns and Filene's basement at Union Square, sometimes they have amazing designer finds for almost nothing!
i am SO jealoushttp://heelsandinspiration.blogspot.com
Vintage shopping at Beacon's Closet and the best drinks I've ever had at Hotel de Mano – both in Brooklyn.And if you want to do something a little touristy, go to the piers and take a boat ride around Manhattan. It's the ulitmate way to see the city!Oh and have NY Cheesecake – nothing beats it – and the best time! :)
Oh my, have nice flights and enjoy this fashion week! xoxoP.
Hi Andy! I have an interior design blog and I recently posted some tips about NYC. I LOVE this city and I've been there twice since november…I'm sorry it's in portuguese (Im from Brazil) but i think you'll understand most of it, since you speak spanish ;)Have fun at your trip and i hope you like the blog:www.insidedecor.blogspot.com
Have fun in NY! <3http://slipapois.wordpress.com/
You're gonna have a blast!beso
Waaaooo have a great time in NYC :)xx Marina
Have a great time in NY!FB: Nolita Vintage Shop & Blog—-www.nolitavintage.com—
wow – how exciting!!!it's going to be AWESOME!!!!http://misspinkles.wordpress.com
I love how your schedule looks! Love the little aeroplanes! Georgiexxhttp://styleprincessdiaries.blogspot.com
You're so lucky!Juliet xxx
Andy, go to Lexington Candy Shop on Lexington Avenue at 83rd street for absolutely a-mazing burgers. It's a classic diner which has been open since 1925 (apparently some movies were shot there). Doesn't catch your eye when walking past it but well worth it once you're inside!Have a safe trip!
That is awesome! you are lucky)Follow you!)
I'm just really jealous!Enjoy (:
LUCKY YOU :)have fun.www.newyorkfashion-sh.blogspot.com
omgosh, i'm off to the big apple on thursday night! i am so excited! and so excited for you! LOVE NEW YORK<333fashionlem0ns.blogspot.com-kimberly
Hey! Welcome to NY! Definitely lots of things to so in a short period of time. Some must sees include a trip to MoMa and lunch in the Cafe on 2 or dinner in Modern (make a reservation tho if you want to go there!). You also should browse the Lower East Side and pop into The Dressing Room- a great vintage shop, complete with a bar and vintage t-shirt shop downstairs. While you are down there Brown is a great place for a quick bite. If you like burgers go to Maxie's Bar and Grille and get the coffee burger and check out Barbounia for brunch (or any meal!). Anyway, have an amazing time- hope to run into you. [email protected]_Ashley
you are very lucky andy! living the dream!
Make sure you eat at pop burger. POP BURGER! it blends into the walls and is awesome… across the street from the huge apple store and central park.
have fun at nyfw! I miss NYC so much, especially this time of year!Definitely check out pinkberry if you haven't been, and the whole foods on Bowery and Houston is awesome for picking up food on the go. I LOVE pommes frites on 2nd ave – they have great sauces for fries.Cafeteria is a great 24 hr spot and they have great truffle Mac & cheese. For going out, I love Avenue, 1oak, and griffin. greenhouse is also cool to see since it's leed certified (totally environmentally friendly). The soho grand has a nice atmosphere too, and pretty good food.
Very vey busy, I was looking at my calender, cause I thought I could make NYFW but I have classes still so I can't enjoy everything. :(So maybe next time or maybe the St. Louis fashion week. http://themessenger-bag.blogspot.com
Busy busy! You're quite lucky!http://basiikblog.blogspot.com
Beacons closet in Brooklyn for some vintage shopping.Great restaraunt Tao! and Magnolia cupcakes!Maybe I'll see you somewhere on the streets of New York!www.chic-lux.com
Wow you are so booked up. I wish I could do that for fashion week. Have fun, be safe, and shop until you drop. My Heart Blogged
Have a blast at NYFW! Sunday/pre Valentines Day shopping sounds fun! Stay warm in NYC darling!http://www.TheFancyTeacup.commuch love.
Rahhhhhhhhhh !!!!Your so lucky !!!!Kisshttp://melle-lunettes.blogspot.com/
looks great!http://www.runwayrocknroll.blogspot.com
CIAO!I introduce myself, I'm Alice… =)this is for me the first time on yr blog!wow what a discovery!I think it's very original the idea for this post to put the image with your busy agenda for the NYFW..U're so cute!I'll follow you with pleasure!Kiss NY for me and for all the other girls who ENVY YOU!!Alice
pero que calendario mas ocupado!!que envidia de que puedas ir a tantas cosas!!besoshttp://elbauldeladyshira.blogspot.com/
Girl, you are so lucky! & I hope you have lots of fun!: ) DavidVirtuallyStunning.blogspot.com
Uyyy esta difícil con tan poco tiempo yo he ido 5 veces y aun así siempre hay algo nuevo que visitar… que te puedo decir es Nueva York…Te recomiendo ir al Metropolitan museum que esta al lado de central park en el upper east side.. asi matas 2 pájaros de un tiro.. si te gusta john lennon debes de ir al dakota building y al monumento de imagine que estan al lado de central park en el upper west side… el MOMA tambien es un muy buen museo y lo ves mas rápido que el MET…La iglesia de St. Patricks en la 5ta avenida que tiene una sección o un altar con un cuadro de la virgen de Guadalupe.. esta interesante y probablemente vayas de shopping ahí a la 5ta, entonces esta cerca. El rockefeller center, si te gusta patinar en hielo… es un clásico! Times Square… Soho esta increíble y hay muchas tiendas vintage y restaurantes… para mi te puedes ahorrar la estatua de la libertad… Pero eso si subir el Empire es un must! y la zona cero evitala…. Disfruta y espero que te sirvan mis tips ;) Suerte!!http://ai-lob.cosmo.blogspot.com/
so jealous! I need to go to NYC :)http://kiss-on-the-chic.blogspot.com
have fun! Wish I could go with you haha.
WHAT A Super RAD NYC trip!!!!! Have the BESSSSSSSSST time at the shows!!! Your style is rockin'!kissesxoThe Beckerman Girlswww.BeckermanBitePlate.com
Hola!!me gusta mucho tu blog, yo he creado uno hace poco y me gustaría que te pasaras y si te gusta, que lo siguieras, un besazo!!!http://ohmylookbook.blogspot.com/
wow!amazing, you are so busy but im so jealous. Kisseswww.cailinplace.blogspot.com
I envy you!! Have fun at NYFW btw :)
it's the big reason to be envyhave a nice week!
You're such a lucky girl, Andy! Sometimes I wish my life my life would be more like yours. Have lots of fun in New York! Can't wait to see the pictures!
Busy week! jelous!http://thereallookbook.blogspot.comxoxo
wow great schedule :)http://www.theupperfashion.com
Hi Andy! How exciting! if you want to have a very cute breakfast/brunch go to "le pain quotidien"! (good chocolate croisants and yogurt with fruits) they have some around town and i know there is one accross from Bryantpark. and for lunch/dinner SoHo O Park on corner of La Fayette street very cozy (gezellig) and live DJ on certain nights! and you need to go to uniqlo (if you don't know it, it's a japanese store with cheap jeans and cashmere basics etc!) hope its not info overload! sorry… enjoy cant wait to read your posts!xoFemiBreakfastatfaymes.blogspot.com
Wauw, gaaf. veel plezier !
lucky girl! have a great time!!! love your bloghttp://www.hypnoticfascination.com/
wow, such a busy week. but i guess it will become an interesting week for all of us too if you will keep us updated. have fun! :)
looks fun !http://leblogmodedejulie.blogspot.com/
i live right outside nyc, about 12 miles away in new jersey, and i love going on the weekends with my friends! these are some of the more well known places we go:nightclubs: avenue, greenhouse, don hills, le pomme, soho grand, tribeca grandlate night bite to eat : cafeteria AMAZING mexican food : la esquinaamazing mexican food with cheap, delicious margaritas : blockheadsice cream/ dessert: the famous serendipity 3pizza: two boots; bleecker street pizzashops: anything on 5th, midtown h&m's (there's a few close to each other), cheap jacks vintage, lf, screaming mimi'shope this helps! have a sick time at fashion week!xxx
As for the arts, you def NEED to squeeze in a trip to the Guggenheim, on 5th ave. and 89th st.It's like my fav museum in the world, and you always get to see some crazy exhibitions..especially if you are into design and contemporary art. Plus I'm pretty positive the entrance is "free" on Sat afternoons..Hope you'll get the chance to check it out! =]Enjoy….Ellie from NYC
lucky girl!:)i'll waiting the comment of the shows!kisspatchworkporter.blogspot.com
Eek so jealous, Rebecca Taylor is amazing!Have a fun time ^_^♥ http://www.blahblahbecky.co.uk
Wow!!! Ta vie est tres intéressant!!!
Andy,Some tips for your stay from a NYC girl:Freemans Restaurant at Freemans Alley on the LES is a great atmosphere. The Spotted Pig in the west village is quite similar to Freemans in atmosphere and still a frequented spot. They are both very casual.One thing you absolutely MUST do before you leave NY is go to Bemelmans Bar at the Carlyle Hotel. It's a city institution that you can't miss if you haven't been already. Def go to Bergdorf's. If you are shopping downtown stop by La Esquina for some fast Mexican food. It's very popular. The Breslin is also very popular. Highlands off of Waverly has a nice bar too. The Rose Bar at the Gramercy Hotel is also pretty packed (reservations required after 9PM fyi). In my opinion there aren't many great places to eat around Lincoln Center. There's a Starbucks right next to Empire Hotel (literally a 1 minute walk from the tents) if you find yourself in need of coffee between shows.You'd like the Brooklyn Flea market (fun venue and good vintage finds sometimes). But I'm not sure if you have time to go squeeze a trip to BK.The fashion crowd goes to The Standard at nights usually, but I'm not sure if that will still be the case this season. I am sure you'll get so many tips but more ideas can't hurt. Have an amazing time! They say the weather is going to be sunny for like a week, so you lucked out!xx, Mari
omg I am so jealous! I so want to attend the Custo Barcelona or Michael Kors show :D I expect loads of photos!! :D
wowo, so jealous xxintothefoldfashion.blogspot.com
Try Grimauldi's Pizza (it's in Brooklyn) or Carmine's for dinner.Have a fun and safe trip!
omg, souns sooo great, have fun and good luck <3
woow so much so see/ visit/ do :) very exciting in a great city!! You have to go shopping in Soho. Small shops are always the best. But also the huge Macys, Sephora…Baltahzar is a great hip restaurant in Soho. Sightseeing is a must as well :)have soo much fun and take a lot of pictures :)X, Anniefrom: anniewear.de
have fun!!xoxohttp://shishiwaldorf.blogspot.com/
Lucky you!Xoxo
Have lots and lots and lots of fun!xoxo Sootjeelina <3
sounds like a lot will be going on! You should definitely check out Beacon's Closet in Brooklyn (Vintage store). A lot of my blogger friends get all their great thrift finds from there!!
ohhhh menuda agenda tan completita, que envidia me das!! Amo NY!!cuando regreses nos tienes que poner al dñia ok?? un besazo y disfruta de tu estancia.
have a wonderful trip sweetie! tell us everything later on :)xoxo
Wow, so jealous! Have fun in NY :Dxoxo
Puedes descargarte la aplicación que acaba de lanzar LV que se llama Amble, ahí vienen recorridos que proponen Sarah Jessica Parker, Sophia Coppola y Christie Turlington. Tal vez te puedan ayudar como inspiración. Pásalo bien.
wow i would like to be there too, but i can't.Have a nice trip!http://sweetraspberryjam.blogspot.com/XOXO
i've never been to NY but as we speak i think you should visit MET steps on 5th avenue where gossip girl stars used to spend time ;) you can also use google maps to plan your trip around the city, it's a greaaat thing !have happy hapy time in the city of dreams xxxx
wow..you are living my dream life!enjoy and have fun dear! :)
Hi Andy!!wooowwww, NYFW!!!!!! this is amazing and exciting!!!have fun! I'm jealous!!!! ;)Take a lot of photos… we are waiting them!www.mysavageside.blogspot.com
Dear Andrea,a Big HELLO from………. BRASIL!!I have never been in NY,so I can not tell you what to do there.BUT, I am so excited about your schedule! I can feel your joy and excitement in spite of I am so far from you!All I can do for my favoriteStreet Style's Blogger is…… Praying.I will pray to Mary, the Mother of Jesus,so everything will happen for youaccording to His will. You are in the hands and armsof God, Andrea!It will be JUST WOW in NY!!Stay in His Peace!!You and All Your Readers!!~~~
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How amazing!! I'm jealous! Have fun girl!www.fashiablee.blogspot.com
You'd love 5th avenue! There's every single store you can imagine and great food but it's a bit crowded. You'd might also like SoHo not many high-end shops but lots of art, food, and vintage stores. Hope to see you in my home town :)
You're soooo luckyyyyy, I envy you big time! Hope you have fun, enjoy the shows, enjoy the city, and shop till you drop!xxElena from http://theonewiththefashion.blogspot.com/
Oh, how I wish I could go with you! I've only been to NY once, but that city has really crept under my skin.If you weren't there the last time, you should go to Magnolia Bakery. It's a clichée, but their cupcakes really are amazing. Though I would probably stay away on valentines day, I imagine they will be quite busy:-) And right across the street from Magnolia is a great Marc by Marc Jacobs store. Actually The Village is full of great shops. I could go on and on:-) Have a wonderful time!
soooo cool! I would looove to be there too! :) wish you soo much fun and I'm already excited to see the pics :)xxx S.http://s-snowhite.blogspot.com/
Everytime I read your blog I wonder what are you doing in your life despite "being the blogger" and spending money on clothes. Don't think I am rude, but from your it looks in that way :) Are you working? Studying? Anything despite having fun?
I'm jelous! :D
The Highline park is really cool. Also obviously Central Park. Crumbs cupcakes are soo yummy! (and no lineup – compared to Magnolia!)
Hi Andy! Luck you you're going to NYFW! It's gonna be so exciting for you all bloggers!Looking forward in seeing pictures on your blog! :)P.S: What program did you use to create this picture of your calendar? Thank you!
Check out this blog; http://www.cathinthecity.comShe was in new york in september-october. See this post for tips: http://www.cathinthecity.com/?p=6168
wow! have fun out there!! xoxo
I am a little bit jealous;)Have fun!!!!You really deserve it :)
very busy! xoxohttp://freefashionporn.blogspot.com/http://freefashionporn.blogspot.com/
Sounds fun. You are lucky, but wow all this travel right now I'm surprised you can still type haha. Well hopefully you bring back some great photos can't wait to see.
The Spice Market is een supergoed Aziatisch restaurant in de hippe buurt Meatpacking District. Zeker de moeite! Wel op tijd reserveren wegens ongelooflijk populair :-)http://www.spicemarketnewyork.com/Enjoy!
wow ich bin echt neidische…viel spaß…http://artbook-pepita.blogspot.com/
I am so excited for you!! Your schedule looks pretty doable, I mean you will be busy, but in the best way you can!! So great. Enjoy girl and I can't wait for pics!xo thefashionguitar.com
you're so lucky xD! have fun in all of them :D spottedtoshare.blogspot.com
aaaaah! this is amazing! wish my schedule could look like this lol but I'm happy for you to be able to experience such a thing! :)
the 21st century shop is nice. a lot of designer stuff on sale. have fun :)http://www.c21stores.com/
OH DIOS MIO!LUCA LUCA! Cuanto te envidioooooooooooooooooooooooooo; es uno de mis diseñadores favoritos. Me encanta :Dque ganas tengo de ver fotos del meeting ;)Mucha suerteee
Have a nice Trip!Have lots of fun Andy!Natuwww.comomequeda.blogspot.com
wow your schedule looks amazing I'm so jealous! http://www.fashionablecollections.blogspot.com
Max Brenner @ Union Square Park, great food and very laid-back place to have lunch at. And of course SoHo my favorite place in town! Good luck there and have lots of fun!
i'm fucking jealous !xx loveee it !
Hope you have an amazing time! I am so jealous! You must go Tao, if you havent already been, check it out here http://www.taorestaurant.com/. Great food, Great place, Great service, Great atmosphere… I could go on! have fun!!
have a good time, andy !! your events list are awesome !!http://chessxo.blogspot.com
I'm so jealous! Hope you have an amazing time.. New York is one of my favorite cities. I'm looking forward to seeing pictures :)xoxohttp://storyofstyle.blogspot.com/
That sounds like a heaven-week! Have fun!!
oooooooh great ;))http://mademoiselleandcomag.wordpress.com/2011/02/08/cindy-crawford-for-futureclaw-5-by-andrew-macpherson-2/
WOW, Have fun in New York! :D I'm so jelous :P
Wow such a busy scheduale! Have fun there, and I hope you show us the pics you take! Cannot wait!xxTali
What a busy week, good job:)
Have fun at New York Fashion Week!! Soo jealous!! =) Melanie's Randomness
That's awesome Andy! Have lots of fun!xoxThe Skinny Bitch Diary
Wow, busy days, have fun! xxNew GIVEAWAY and fashion illustrations at Illustrated-Moodboard.com
I see you're very busy. But it's so exciting! Good luck! Tell hello from me to New York! http://cappuccinowithfashion.blogspot.com/
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James Shields: Senator from Illinois, Minnesota, and Missouri
Many men and women make politics a career and have been elected to Congress three or more times. None, however, have outdone Senator James Shields.
Shields was living in Illinois when he was elected to his first term in the US Senate in 1849. He later moved to the Minnesota Territory. When Minnesota was admitted to the Union in May 1858, Shields was elected one of the state's first two US Senators. After the Civil War, Shields settled in Missouri. On January 22, 1879, Shields was again elected to the US Senate.
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We absolutely will not beat the Patriots without better offensive production. Their defense, and their offense both play into Seattle's weaknesses. They can stop the run but they can't defend the pass very well, and their offense uses a ton of no huddle, plus they are known for dinking and dunking the ball up the field --- both things that our defense has struggled against. Hopefully our noise level can slow down the no-huddle but it still will be a challenge.
That said because of these factors I sense that the Patriots are going to score over 20 points. Wilson did a great job of managing the game last week, however this week he will need to do more than simply manage. This is the best offense in the NFL, and chances are our defense won't be able to stop them all game long. In this game we might be counting on Wilson heavily.


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Up for grabs today is this cushion cover. I myself think it looks rather christmassy with the red, white and green but since no actual Christmas themed fabrics were used this cushion would look great all year round.
The give away is open to anyone, anywhere I will ship international.
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Stanczyk wants to tell you, my faithful readers, a story of Remembrance. This is a fitting tale, since it came from Fold3's providing free access to its WWII databases for Veterans Day (also known as Remembrance Day or Armistice Day). It is the story of Feliks Elijasz, a Catholic Shoemaker from Warsaw, Poland. Feliks shares a last name with Stanczyk's family, but there is no evidence that Feliks is an ancestor. This story is derived from an historical form (see the end of this article). This story is also another case of cognitive resonance, due to its connection to my wife and a friend she made a while ago and this woman who gave moja zona some significant historical photos earlier this week (just copies, not the originals).
Feliks Elijasz, was a Shoemaker (and as I said a Catholic). Feliks was born the 17th-November-1896 in Warsaw. At the time of this form's creation, Feliks was living in Warsaw, on Okopowa 30 ( a street address). Warsaw was in occupied Poland at the time. His parents were Wiktor Elijasz (also a shoemaker in Warsaw) and Paulina Elijasz (nee Szczigolska), with whom he lived. Feliks was married to Janina Elijasz (nee Woclarksa). He and his wife had at least one child (20 years old). Feliks was an infantryman in the Polish Army from 1920 to 1921. [Since that is after World War I, it is probable that Feliks fought the Russian Bolsheviks in the border war of that time period.]
Feliks had the bad sense to do something for which he was arrested in Warsaw, on the 10th-August-1944. He was admitted to prison in Krakow, on the 13th-August-1944. Feliks died while incarcerated on the 2nd-March-1945. That is horrible! The horror is further compounded because that prison camp was liberated just a month later on the 11th-April-1945. The prison camp was Buchenwald!!! The form is from the Buchenwald Camp documents, called, "Camp Records – Inmate Cards", page 2177. There a few other details (describing Feliks' appearance, etc.). The file was discontinued, on the 16th-March-1945. So this entire remembrance was constructed by careful extraction from the historical document — which provided a treasure trove of detail to remember Feliks by.
Now the Cognitive Resonance part is about Buchenwald. Not two days earlier, my wife was given pages of photographs of the Dachau Trials (held at the same time as the more famous Nuremberg Trials). The pictures were of the prosecuted Nazis, the American Liberators, the witnesses, courtrooms, etc. I was able to identify the pictures as from the Dachau Trials, as there were other pictures taken (and published on the Internet) and the windows, light fixtures, room decor, etc, matched EXACTLY. These pictures were taken by a Norristown, PA soldier (who has since passed). His pictures did NOT contain, the infamous, "Witch of Buchenwald" who was prosecuted at the Dachau Trials (and convicted), but the other pictures that I matched these newly discovered historical pictures to, did, contain, Ilse Koch (the Witch of Buchenwald, amongst other appellations). Ilse Koch was the wife of the Buchenwald Commandant (Karl Otto Koch).
For the record my wife, has contacted the Shoah Foundation about this woman who has the original historical pictures that her father took in Dachau in 1945. So these pictures will be recorded/preserved for posterity by professionals. We did not handle the originals, merely copies that the woman had given to my wife. I know the new pictures are from Dachau Trials, because the soldier signed the back of one picture with his name and his location (Dachau). He was the soldier who was assigned to photograph the proceedings (I do not know/think he was the only photographer) and he was also required to witness the death sentences carried out on at least three different individuals (two of the Nazis for which it appears he has something akin to funeral cards for and Claus Karl Schilling, the camp doctor whom the soldier mentioned witnessing his death). That soldier/photographer was Carmen Frangiosa a man who witnessed and photographed history.


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Literacy Drive
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Literacy Drive
Last Books, First Books
The fifth Get a Clue Literacy Drive
This project is about a series of books that have enriched our lives. This project is about the end of an era that has seen millions of people appreciating books and reading. It is about wrapping up what we know, celebrating what we've learned, and the appreciating gratitude we all have that a series of books has touched us so deeply.
It's time to return the favor.
We are opening, in connection with the opening of HarryPotterSeven.com, a massive literacy drive. Leaky has collected money for literacy every year since 2002 – except 2006. We took a break from our usual "Get a Clue" charity drives because we have been tied up with this project since last fall because we wanted to focus on making this statement at this time: that we have been brought together by books, and during these last months before the last Harry Potter, we will come together once more to spread the joy of books to the world.
From now until July 21, 2007, we will have a donation button open on this site. If you like what you read here on a regular basis, if you enjoyed/agreed with/disagreed with/were entertained by/loved/hated what you've read on HarryPotterSeven.com, don't send us an e-mail telling us so. Don't send gratitude, don't send flowers, don't send candy – send money. Not to us. To Book Aid International.
Book Aid has been setting up libraries in third-world countries, buying books for people who couldn't otherwise afford them, for many years. Contributions from this Web site have aided in buying roughly 15,000 books. We'd like to collect over these next months and, on July 21, make a huge donation in the name of Harry Potter fans.
As we get our gift of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, we can give the gift of literacy to untold thousands, and we can do it as a group. If you liked what you read here, and can afford it, send a buck or two. Tell a friend. Post a message on your blog. Send an e-mail. Send out a MySpace bulletin. Tell people. Spread it around. Tell people that Harry Potter fans are doing it again. Tell people that Harry Potter fans are helping to give out that wonderful force that brought them together – literacy. Imagination. Reading. Books.
The first time we did this, it was to try and find out what was in book five before the publication date. That's not the aim this time. This time we'll get nothing in return but the grand satisfaction of knowing how many people it will help.
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- Customer abandoned call is not marked as customer abandoned although it got disconnected within the abandoned call wait time limit
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- Answering machine/Voice Mail is not detected, it is marked as voice.
- All voice , fax, answering machine and busy calls are marked as no answer calls in RTR.
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Cisco Unified CCX Administration
- Loss of Style/format in UCCX administration when using IE8
- Appadmin authentication page opens as a blank page
Telephony Data Synchronization
- Turning on traces for Data Synchronization
- Data Resync result page still shows "red cross†even though all inconsistencies are corrected
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- Device Association Status for Call Control Groups/Triggers Shows User Does Not Exist in Data Resync Results
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